hello, i'm marc edwards and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme — jose under pressure, mourinho‘s man united gear up for their champions league clash with valencia. all roads lead to hoffenheim. maybe not all but the tiny village does welcome manchester city to south west germany. see you in la. it's a fiery first press conference ahead of the fury wilder world heavyweight clash. hello and thanks forjoining us. it's matchday 2 of the champions league this week and a chance for manchester united to bounce back from a torrid run of matches that has seen them record their worst league start in 29 years. they were also knocked out of the league cup by second tier derby county. they welcome valencia to old trafford with the pressure piling on jose mourinho asjoe lynskey reports. the hopes and dreams of pre—season

have already drifted away. between fans, players and the manager, it seems relationships have deteriorated. this is a club far from united. i think that some care more than others. d want to say who? no. i will always believe that the players are honest players and the players are honest players and the players want to give their best. i still believe that the football player is honest. these results now make it the worst result to a season since 1989. back then, that alex ferguson held onto hisjob by winning the fa cup while his team finished 13th. it was his third season finished 13th. it was his third season in charge, a number becoming fated forjose mourinho. he hasn't stayed any longer than that at any

club. including at chelsea. it is very ha rd club. including at chelsea. it is very hard but this is football. this is life. for sure everyone wants to do better. for sure, we didn't play well the last couple of games. match in the champions league has the potential to be the breaking point. jose mourinho says he thrives on these games. champions league week is always a good week. everyone wa nts to week is always a good week. everyone wants to play champions league and not everyone can do it. each —— big match. so far, he has been more divisive than revolutionary. the calls on the ground require more questions on the pitch. well staying with the champions league and you might not have heard of hoffenheim, there's every reason you wouldn't. it's a tiny village in south—west germany with a population ofjust 3,272. on tuesday they'll be welcoming pep guardiola and his manchester city juggernaut to the rhein—neckar—arena. the culmination of quite a journey for a club that was still amateur and playing in the regional league system at the turn of the century.

and as you'll see they also do things a little bit differently at hoffenheim. iam head i am head of international relations here and i'm giving you a tour of beautiful stadium. very important to have a dip in the ice bath afterwards. also the warm pool directly after the game for the players to recover. control, pass. it definitely increases the path a ccu ra cy it definitely increases the path accuracy and speed. now you are here. the rhein—neckar—arena, the home of tsg hoffenheim. we used to

play in a low division amateur football and defend the founder of sep took over the club in which he was playing as a junior, a young boy, in the lower leagues. they co nsta ntly boy, in the lower leagues. they constantly went boy, in the lower leagues. they co nsta ntly went u p, boy, in the lower leagues. they constantly went up, step—by—step. hoffenheim is called the village club. it is a small place and for the people here who love football, it is the absolute super highlight to see matches come and play the stadium. when you meet the giant of manchester city, it is a feeling. playing against those strikers and midfielders, they are creative. you need to concentrate for over 90 minutes and stop if you are doing one mistake, they will punish you. i call it high—tech club. we have all sorts of things. 0ur call it high—tech club. we have all sorts of things. our training centre

is quite magnificent. picture number one, we have a big screen. instead of sitting in a meeting room. it won't make you win games. the technology will help you with some percentage but not everything. we wa nt percentage but not everything. we want to introduce this to the players because essentially, we are giving live feedback to the players. it isa giving live feedback to the players. it is a green come true. when you are young, you remember big players on the television. —— dream come true. it was almost bedtime but you had a allowance to stay up and watch the game. were you allowed to watch the game. were you allowed to watch the whole game or did you have to go to bed at half time? we're i watched the whole game. --i watched the whole game. you had good parent! some handbags and a feisty affair. boxers tyson fury and deontay wilder had to be split apart at their first press conference on monday where they announced that their heavyweight title fight, on the 1st of december, will be staged at the staples centre in los angeles.

ade adedoyin was in london and caught up with the two fighters the first press conference was every bit as colourful from two of the biggest personalities in world boxing. it was over the top, pantomime at sometimes. 20th pushing and shoving and verbal exchanges, all designed to sell tickets and generate interest in this fight which promoters have described as the biggest in world sports this year. let's go! let's go! iwant the biggest in world sports this year. let's go! let's go! i want to fill the power! you are going to feel the furyk, you are not there to fill the power. i'm going to show you... i'm going to show you! —— theory. a colourful press conference as you would expect. there were

personal issues. after 2.5 years, out of the ring, many believe the challenge has come a bit early. tyson fury disagrees and causes what —— believes he will cause a big upset. coming back from mental health problems and depression, suicide, i can withstand anything. i ama suicide, i can withstand anything. i am a powerful, powerful man. deontay wilder is the wbc champion. he has downed all but one of his opponent in the ranks of sofar. dumbing of a huge win early this year when he rallied from the brink of defeat to win ina rallied from the brink of defeat to win in a wild fashion. it is expected to be another sensational night when he meets tyson fury. his style of. . . night when he meets tyson fury. his style of... look, listen, i know what i can do. i am an artist. i am

very experienced, i'm very good at what i can do to a human cosmic body but am not taking him lightly. when we first did some promotion for this, i looked him in the eye and not only did i see him, he is nervous, he is definitely nervous that i see nervous, i see some feared. —— fear. but you know, he is coming to fight. it was a good day in the middle kingdom for former world number one caroline wozniacki, she trounced switzerland's belinda bencic at the china open in beijing. the dane was never in serious trouble against the world number a1, who had won four of their previous six meetings. wozniacki coming through 6—2 6—3 and will play croatia's unseeded petra martic in round two. us open champion naomi osaka returned from illness to reach the second round.

she enjoyed a 6—4 6—3 win over kazakh qualifier zarina diyas. osaka missed last weeks wuhan open but she rattled through this match and will face america's danielle collins next. brazil's maya gabeira has set a new world record for the largest ever wave surfed by a female. the 31—year old conquered the giant 20.72—metre wave, or 68ft for those of you of an imperial disposition, in portugal back injanuary this year, but the record was only officially announced on monday. the achievement was declared at a special ceremony overlooking the waves at nazare in portugal where the record was set, with an adjudicator from guinness world records presenting her with the official certificate. gabeira's record is notably impressive after she nearly drowned while surfing the big waves at nazare back in 2013 after being knocked unconscious while competing. you can get all the latest

sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me marc edwards and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello. after a rather chilly start to october, it will feel a bit warmer for many of us in the day ahead. there's an area of milder, warmer air that's been moving into the uk between these two weather fronts. but the weather fronts close by mean that there's a good deal of cloud around to begin tuesday, and for some of us it'll be rather damp, particularly from northern ireland into parts of england and wales. this is how it looks for early risers. from north—east england into scotland, though, there'll be some sunshine around to start the day, but there'll be a few showers running through northern scotland on through the day. and even where you begin the cloud, northern ireland, across a large

part of england and wales, for many of us it will turn brighter during the day. but we could still see patchy rain, southern parts of northern ireland, north wales, and for some into north—west england and the west midlands. here is the temperature at a:00pm in the afternoon, white arrows indicate average wind speeds here for the day. you can see the temperatures, a good few degrees higher than they were on monday for many. the stronger the wind, the further north we get, though. into some sunny spells north—east england and scotland, the black arrows indicate the wind gusts in excess of a0 miles an hour, and near 60 miles an hour in northern scotland and the northern isles, with those showers rattling on through. but for many of us, it'll be a dry afternoon, brightening up a little bit. some clear skies developing on tuesday night, through particularly the eastern side of the uk. and this is where we'll see the lowest temperatures going into wednesday morning. further west, well, temperatures will be holding up, with an area of cloud producing a bit of patchy rain for northern ireland and into western scotland. let's take a look at

wednesday's big picture. high pressure is close by, but running around the north of that, we've got low pressure north of the uk, and a trailing weather front giving some cloud and a bit of patchy rain, particularly into the western side of scotland. and some of that rain may start to turn heavier late in the day, into the north—west in particular. elsewhere, rather cloudy wednesday, some bright or sunny spells developing. probably the best of those will be in eastern england, and temperatures still into the high teens in the warm spots. now, thursday morning could well start with some fog affecting parts of southern england. it could be dense in places. a rather more active picture in northern ireland and scotland, as another weather front moves in, and some heavy rain beginning to move southwards evidently into parts of northern england with the wind strengthening once again. just a quick tease as we look towards the weekend. could well have low pressure close by, a chance to see some heavy rain in some spots, and turning a bit cooler too. we'll keep you updated.

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