this is sport todasy live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme. paul pogba sees red as manchester united lose 2—0 at home to paris saint germain in the first leg of their last 16 champions league tie. a magic goalkeeper, a fine human being — the world of football pays tribute to world cup winner gordon banks, who's died, aged 81. and england score a consolation win against west indies in saint lucia despite having already lost the test series. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with the footballing news that manchester united will need to overturn a 2—0 deficit without their star player paul pogba when they head to france for the second leg of their last 16 champions league tie against paris saint germain. the world cup winner was sent off for a second bookable offence late on in the loss at old trafford that also saw united lose by two goals for the first time ever in a home european match. presnel kimpembe and kylian mbappe goals proved the difference

in what was also caretaker manager ole gunnar solkjsaer‘s first loss in the 12 matches he's taken charge of. today, we weren't at the level so of course this is a level up from what we have played against with the games we've had. a great run. we came into this game for a great frame of mind. they have quality from the keeper until the striker and there is a reason behind them being one of the favourites are the champions league. then again, that's a level that we need to aim for this club. i think that we grew again in this match. we did the next step to defend this year. i would like to say, not allow big chances, only allowing few shots outside the box

and it's a big achievement for us and it's a big achievement for us and of course, it has to be repeated. so confirmation of that result and also the news that roma will take a 2—1 lead to portugal for their second leg against porto. nicolo zaniolo had given last year's beaten semi finalists a 2—0 lead before adrian lopez handed his side a vital away goal with 11 minutes remaining. and in the europa league there was one last 32 first leg match that was played in turkey between fenerbache and zenit st petersburg. islam slimani on loan from leicester city scored the games only goal handing them the advantage ahead of next week's return leg in russia. a legend. a champion. a modest and good man. just a few of the sentiments expressed, following the death of former england goalkeeper gordon banks at the age of 81. banks was seen as one of the greats of the sport globally and in 1966 he won the world cup with england on home soil. our sports correspondent andy swiss looks back on his life.

but remains a footballing miracle. 1970, england versus brazil, and that save. the greatest ever from one of the greatest ever. four years earlier, gordon banks had been a cornerstone of england's world cup triumph and those who played alongside him were today united in tribute. sir bobby charlton said : he was my hero, obviously, growing up he was my hero, obviously, growing up and being able to train with him, i think the big thing i would say about him is, in an era which is totally different today, you have this great positional sense and that

was his dedication, really. he first made his name with leicester city. but it wasn't long before he attracted england's attention. his reliability was pivotal to the 1966 triumph. winning the world cup, he later said, changed his life. triumph. winning the world cup, he latersaid, changed his life. 0h, tremendous. when we come back, you won't believe the people. just incredible. we felt so proud. although england fell short of the next world cup in 1970, banks was at his peak, most famously against brazil in what's been described as the save of the century. quite how he denied pele has dumbfounded everyone, not least the strike himself. i had the ball, ijump to save the ball. bank 's brilliance

and then helped stoke city to the league club —— league cup in 1972, its first major trophy but later that year, a car crash cost in one eye. amid emotional scenes, he was forced to retire from the game although remarkably he did make a brief comeback in the us. but his fame and popularity proved enduring. on of these achievements for stoke and ringland, in 2012, he carried the olympic torch at wembley stadium where decades earlier, he conjured such wizardry as a player. in a statement today, his family said they could not have been more proud of him. for many, the greatest keeper english football has ever seen. england have won the third and final test of their series against west indies by 232 runs in saint lucia to gain a measure of consolation having

already lost the series. after being set a target of a85 to win, james anderson and moeen ali both picked up three wickets as the hosts despite roston chase's unbeaten century were bowled out for 252 with ben stokes taking the final wicket. perhaps the biggest talking point to come out of the game was the incident involving west indies bowler shannon gabriel and his clash with england captain joe root on day three. gabriel has been charged with a breach of the icc code of conduct after root had been seen responding to a comment from the fast bowler by saying: "don't use it as an insult. "there's nothing wrong with being gay." the charge, which was handed down by match umpires, will now be dealt with by match referee jeff crowe. the launch of the 2019 pakistan super league took place in dubai on tuesday. the fourth edition of the country's premier twenty—20 competition will have more matches in pakistan than any before. a decade on from the terrorsit attack on sri lanka's team bus, the pakistan cricket board hope the tournament will be the spark that brings the test match game back

to the country once again. austin halewood reports. a new trophy for a new season of the pakistan super league. a bright new future for a country starved of our national game. as more and more players come and play in the psl, the level of confidence in pakistan and the pakistan cricket board to organise matches in a secure and safe environment has increased. but a decade ago, the environment was anything but safe. the sri lankan tea m anything but safe. the sri lankan team were travelling to the stadium in lahore when 12 gunman opened fire. for the next six years, international cricket was absent from the country but national teams have now started to return and the prominence of the psl has been a huge factor. because of psl, we have

all the national players ready to come to pakistan. because of psl, we had two series, the sri lankan series in the western series, in pakistan. the first tournament is played in the uae but since 2016, organisers have introduced the competition to its true home. the 2017 final was hosted in lahore. with matches in pakistan last year, eight will be prey —— played in karachi or the hall and there are more to be held in future. karachi or the hall and there are more to be held in futurelj karachi or the hall and there are more to be held in future. i was in a majority of matches held in pakistan next year. some of our stadiums need to be upgraded. we are already spending over a million rupees on the stadium. we are spending money here. we are spending $200 million in the role hindi upgrade. last year's competition was watched by more than 100 million people. with international matches

taking place, the tournament has had a huge impact on pakistan. the hope now, it will be proved that test matches will be finally welcomed back to this cricket mad nation. now to tennis where top seed kei nishikori fought back from a set down to defeat pierre—hugues herbert 3—6, 6—1, 6—4 and avoid a first round upset at the world tennis tournament in rotterdam. japan's nishikori lost the opening set but the 2014 us open finalist regrouped and the victory means he'll now face ernests gulbis in the second round. the la la kers the la lakers are up against the hawks. in the late again getting under way in about hawks. in the late again getting underway in about1.5 hawks. in the late again getting under way in about 1.5 hours, the utah jazz are playing the under way in about 1.5 hours, the utahjazz are playing the golden state warriors who topped the

western conference. until next time, goodbye. hello there. on tuesday the temperature reached 1a degrees in northern ireland, actually at giant's causeway. and over the next few days, the rest of this week it is going to stay very mild everywhere. with high—pressure essentially in charge, there will not be much rain around at all. the high is centred towards the south—east of the uk. so this is where our air is coming from around the high, from a long way south, which is why it is so mild. those winds are tending to push away most of the rain although, having said that, we do have more cloud around at the moment so it is not as cold. the cloud continues to be thick enough to bring some rain and drizzle across scotland, pushing its way northwards. these are the temperatures we're looking at towards the end

of the night, so typically 6 or 7 degrees. on wednesday, most places will start rather cloudy. there'll be some further rain and drizzle, mainly for scotland, heading away from the northern isles. still a bit damp for a while in the north—west of scotland. with the cloud breaking and some sunshine arriving in the moray firth, aberdeenshire and more widely across east wales, the midlands, southern england and east anglia. here the winds are lighter. towards the north—west of the uk where we've got more cloud, the winds are stronger. for all of us it is a south or south—westerly wind so for all of us it's mild. those temperatures very similar to what we had on tuesday. overnight, we will probably see some stronger winds for the northern half of the uk and a bit more cloud around too. another weak weather front topples into the north—west of scotland. more breaks in the cloud, more widely across england and wales. it will be a little cooler, temperatures around 3—4 degrees. as we head into thursday, we are going to find those strong south, south—west winds pushing away that weather front. and we're actually going to draw in our airfrom the near continent, and this is drier air as well

so that means more sunshine, more widely on thursday. there'll still be some cloud to greet the day across northern scotland. any rain soon gets pushed away. then the cloud breaks up. some pockets of cloud through the irish sea, but a lot of sunshine around on thursday. still quite breezy, very mild. temperatures could get 15 degrees around the moray firth. and easily 13 or 1a in many other areas as well. so an exceptionally mild day — it should be around 7 or 8 degrees at this time of the year. towards the end of the week, we've still got high—pressure close by. these weather fronts are trying to move in to that but, as they arrive, they are weakening and they're slowing down as well. so it's really the far north—west of scotland, perhaps northern ireland, that could see some rain later on in the day, but otherwise there's going to be still got those south to south—west winds

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