become the most successful club in women's champions league history. england are all out for 184 as pakistan dominate on day one of the first test at lord's. and we'll tell you who serena williams will face on her return to grand slam tennis. hello and welcome along to the programme. let's start then with the dominance of this olympique lyonnais side. they're celebrating yet again, this time for a record fifth women's champions league title. but they had to work for it. it was goalless after 90 minutes against wolfsburg in the final in kiev, before lyon went on to win 4—1 after extra time. they also become the first team to have won three in a row. our reporterjo currie watched the action in the ukranian capital. if there had been any doubts, lyon

are the most successful team in women's football. but after the expectation, the two teams in the competition produced an unforgettable opening 90 minutes. the talking point in the second half this opening goal, or was it? with no goal—line technology, we will never know. it was extra time that finally brought the drama and it all happened in the space of a few minutes. this deflected effort putting the underdogs ahead but barely a minute later, all spoke we re barely a minute later, all spoke were down to ten. lyon may be extra play account, this time they went to be denied. they took the lead. there was time for a fairy tale finish.

this prolific midfielder retiring after the game, sealed the trophy as once again, lyon are european champions. fans of liverpool and real madrid have been arriving in the ukranian capital kiev, for the men's champions league final this weekend. for many it's been an expensive business, even before the match has begun, with tales of cancelled hotels, and sky high prices just to get there. natalie pirks reports he ever is a city keen to show it is in step with the rest of europe. but getting here and staying here has been a feat in itself. these fans are packed and coaches, but others are packed and coaches, but others are worried tonight, three flights have been cancelled from liverpool tomorrow with around 1000 fans affected. this is the biggest football match in world football,

aside from the world cup final. having a ticket, i was delighted to have the opportunity to go. now it looks like it will be taken away. hello, welcome to my home. with extortionate hotel prices, meikle is one of many locals who have opened up one of many locals who have opened up their houses to fans like darren. cheers. it has been an incredible response from some genuine people. they have opened their doors up to com plete they have opened their doors up to complete strangers. in future, cities will have to prove they can host all fans, but that is too late for maria from miami. last week the accommodation she had paid for cancelled and tried to charge her four times the amount. this as being a mess. i am grateful to whom i have termed the angels of kia because they are housing thousands of people who have been stranded. it is the biggest match in club football and the hotels know it. there aren't

enough rooms to cope with the influx of fans, which begs the question, should kiev be hosting this match in the first place? it is the usual situation in every city for the champions league. i am more than sure, everyone who visits kia this time and sees the champions league will be have very happy. no dramas for the players who arrived in kiev tonight and they know the fans will forget the pain of getting here if they leave with the trophy. tottenham manager mauricio pochettino has signed a new five—year contract with the club, which will run until 2023. the 46 year—old joined spurs in may 2014 and has secured top three finishes in the last three seasons. his first team coaching staff are also staying on, as tottenham prepare to return to a re—built white hart lane next season after playing at wembley last season. pakistan dominated day one of the first test against england at lords in london.

at stumps, the tourists were on 50 for one, just 134 runs behind the hosts, whose poor form with the bat which started in australia last year, continued. 0ur sports correspondent joe wilson reports. so often is in the past, touring teams have arrived in england to play a test match in may and struggled to adapt. not pakistan. after playing against counties and their test match in ireland they have acclimatise. 0n the first day of the first test they bowled with such aggression, but discipline. mohammed emwazi didn't give the image batsmen an inch, and neither did hassan ali. that was a beauty to get rid of alistair cooke. he was the only batsmen who could stand up to pakistan. an outstanding bowling performance is only worth something ina performance is only worth something in a test match if it is backed up

by the batsmen. pakistan will resume on the second day having only lost one player. it will be bowler friendly conditions and england still have stuart broad and james anderson. what pakistan have shown is they can bowl well and they can catch. they are well coached and well disciplined. they don't play a lot of test matches and this could be turn out to be a famous one. i haven't see a lord's wicket as dry as that. they will be a first innings and fourth innings game. there is a lot of cricket to be played and that is the reason why i am batting first. it was even stevens am batting first. it was even steve ns a nd am batting first. it was even stevens and pakistan took a big leap forward with bowling is out for 180 but it can turn quickly. three—time champion serena williams could face longtime rival maria sharapova in the french open last—16 — that's after thursday's draw for the event. but williams will start against kristyna pliskova of the czech republic. williams is ranked a53rd

in the world after taking a break to become a mother. she's playing in a grand slam for the first time since then and french open organisers declined to make her a seed saying they were only taking current rankings into consideration. simon yates has had his lead at the giro d'italia cut in half after a dramatic final climb on stage 18. yates is bidding to become the first british man to win the event, second—placed tom dumoulin, the defending champion, got away from yates on that last ascent, and managed to open up a gap. germany's max shachmann won the stage. yates, who's looked so strong for the last two and a half weeks, suddenly seemed vulnerable — he made it across the line with a lead ofjust 28 seconds with three stages to go. lucas bjerregaard leads the european tour's pga championship after reaching 7—under after his opening round. the dane is one shot clear of the south african duo of dean burmester and darren fichardt.

in overcast conditions, bjerregaard carded 7 birdies to shoot a 65, on the wentworth course in the south of england, in the flagship event of the european tour. and the dane will be wary of the four time major winner rory mcilroy, he carded a 5—under—par 67, for his best opening round at the tournament. daniel ricciardo headed team—mate max verstappen to a red bull one—two in both practice sessions at the monaco grand prix. the australian saw off the dutchman, but both had a comfortable margin over their rivals. ferrari's sebastian vettel was third, one place ahead of world champion lewis hamilton, who enjoys a 17 point lead at the top of the championship standings. now finally — what about this for a brilliant reaction? what do you think has got this guy so excited! well, it's football related and haydn farrell has just been picked to be a mascot for aston villa at wembley this saturday, when they take

on fulham for a place in the english premier league next season. this was how he found out. how do you fancy walking out was like in particular, the captain? john terry? do you reckon? yeah! i entered you into a competition and you want. you are walking out on saturday with john terry. really? really. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. we will be back again in the next

hour. hello. the forecast for the bank holiday weekend is, a somewhat messy one. yes, there will be a lot of warmth, there will be some muggy conditions too and some spells of spring sunshine. but, also some thundery downpours and predicting exactly where and when the worst of those will turn up is going to prove quite tricky. you can see the way these thunder clouds have been spreading erratically northwards across the western side of europe. that is the sort of weather pattern that is going to continue through the weekend. so here's one clump of heavy downpours and thunderstorms during friday, drifting across the midlands, wales and up into northern england. quite a lot of cloud here. quite a lot of cloud generally down to the south as we start off the day, but back cloud should break up to reveal some spells of sunshine into the afternoon. still the small chance of one or two

showers and thunderstorms but the main area of wet weather will be across wales, up into northern england, these hit and miss downpours continuing to drift through. but for northern ireland and scotland, here the best of the sunshine although the some north—eastern coastal parts of scotland there'll be some mist and murk and low cloud hanging around at times. as far as the temperatures go, a bit disappointing if you get stuck under cloud and with the showery areas of rain through the day, but in the sunshine, highs of around 22 or 23 degrees. now during friday night we'll see these showers and storms continuing to drift a little bit further west and they will tend to fizzle as they go. a lot of cloud left behind, some rather misty and murky conditions to take us into saturday morning. quite a muggy start to the day as well with temperatures around 12 to 1a degrees. saturday starts off with a lot of cloud. that cloud should break up to give some sunshine, particularly across the northern half of the british isles.

but further south, there is the increasing chance we'll see some really vicious thunderstorms breaking out, but they will be quite hit and miss. some places will probably avoid them and stay dry. in the best of the sunshine on saturday, those temperatures creeping upwards, 21 to 2a, or 25 degrees because we are going to be importing this very warm air from the near continent. but, what we are also going to be bringing up from the south is clusters of heavy thundery downpours. you can see the way frontal systems will continue to drift in. it looks likely that on sunday we could see some particularly intense downpours and thunderstorms, especially down towards the south—west. high pressure though holds firm further north, so here a quieter weather story with some spells of sunshine and some pleasant warmth at 18 to 2a degrees. but further south, yes there will be some spells of sunshine with quite a muggy feel and a threat of some really intense downpours and thunderstorms, particularly on sunday. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is lewis vaughanjones. our top stories: the white house blames north korea for a trail of broken promises as president trump cancels the summit with kim jong—un.

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