we've some spectacular action from the asian champions league — and we'll tell you who's through to the round of 16. and can the golden state warriors seal a place in the nba playoff finals for a 5th time in a row? we hear from their star player. thanks forjoining us on sport today.thousands of fans lined the streets as manchester city celebrated their stunning english domestic treble, with an open—top bus parade. pep guardiola's side became the first men's team — to claim an unprecedented domestic treble of the premier league, the fa cup and the league cup. our sports correspondent andy swiss was in manchester. well, it's been some party here for manchester city's players and fans to end what has been some season. thousands of supporters lined the streets as the players passed by on open—topped bosses, along of course with their array of silverware. the manchester city players were all wearing t—shirts with the word "formidable" on it

to reflect the four domestic trophies they won this season if you include the community shield. there was a particular warm reception of course for captain vincent kompany as he leaves manchester city after 11 years here at the club in which he has seen manchester city transform into one of the domestic superpowers of english football. the women's team were also parading the continental cup and the fa cup. and really, all the players received a deafening ovation from thousands of fans who took to the streets. they eventually arrived here at manchester cathedral where once again the crowd are giving them some reception. yes, city have concerns off the pitch, particularly this investigation by the european football authorities, claims that they broke financial rules, claims that they deny. but as far as the fans are concerned, those concerns can wait as they celebrate what has been

a record—breaking season. premier league club brighton officially announced graham potter as their new manager on monday. the 43 year—old came to prominence after his success with swedish side ostersunds, who played arsenal in the europa league last year. he replaces chris hughton, who was sacked last week. patrick gearey reports. if there aren't many footballing cvs that we'd like graham potter's, a masters degree in emotional intelligence, a spell on the frozen north of sweden, a season holding things together in swansea and our brighten, side that clung onto premier league survival, his biggest job yet. the sort of path that i've taken, 1a years of hard work and sacrifice in learning and mistakes in development. i'm very proud to be where i am now and i'll do my best to learn and help the football club reach its goals. his meandering path to management began after retirement following a career playing for stoke

and macclesfield, got a degree, coached student teams and a sharp turn north to sweden and guided the tea m turn north to sweden and guided the team from the fourth division to the first ina team from the fourth division to the first in a swedish cup win, moving to swansea a year ago. his philosophy was mould in the ice north of stockholm where he recruited foot calling misfits from all over europe, improve their morale by putting them on stage to sink the locals. and sent them rocketing up the legs. last season they beat arsenal at the emirates. he was anything but distant to his players. he gets you playing the football you want to play as a youngster and especially when you wa nt to youngster and especially when you want to develop in the teenage yea rs. want to develop in the teenage years. it's perfect for and he definitely helps you of the pictures well. he cares about you as a person and not just as well. he cares about you as a person and notjust as a player. swansea

brought him in from the cold last june but after being relegated from the premier league, i6 june but after being relegated from the premier league, 16 players that last summer. despite that, potter safe, going 2—0 up against manchester city before footballing gravity eventually took hold. brighton had been following his progress with interest. anytime we hirea progress with interest. anytime we hire a new head coach, it's the long—term. it doesn't always happen the way you want to input all but we sincerely hope and expect graham to be with us for a long time and hopefully to be in the premier league and i'm really excited about the appointment. graham potter has made the biggest move of his professional life on his 43rd birthday. it will be expecting the bumps in the months to come but if his career to date is anything to go by, they could be in for an interesting journey. let's bring you up to date

with some of the other sports stories today. israel folau has decided not to appeal against his sacking by rugby australia for alleged homophobic comments he posted on social media. he said it didn't mean he accepted the findings of the panel that upheld his dismissal, but that he was considering "all potential avenues". he could still take his case to the high court in australia. kylian mbappe has hinted he'd be happy to move on from psg. when asked if he wanted more repsonsibility in the future, he said yes, either at psg or somewhere else. in a statement, psg responded and said "very strong links unite the club and mbappe. steve clarke has been confirmed as scotland's new head coach on a 3—year deal. he replaces alex mcleish after leaving kilmarnock a day on from guiding them to third in the scottish premiership. saudi arabia's al ahli beat pakhtakor 2—1 at home on a dramatic monday night to secure a place in the knockout stages of the afc champions league.

al ahli needed a win to guarantee progress from group d and took the lead on 69 minutes thanks to omar al soma's header. pakhtakor, who needed only a draw to book their place in the knockout stage, thought they got it when substitute igor sergeev scored in the 88th minute. then up stepped abdulrahman ghareeb with the stunning strike in added time. with the win, al ahli finished second in group d on nine points, one behind qatar's al sadd. al sadd of qatar were beaten 2—nil by iran's persepolis. persepolis were already out of the running for a place in the knockout stage but secured the comfortable win with goals from either side of half—time to finish their afc champions league campaign on a win. for al sadd, it's their second loss of the tournament but they make it to the round of 16. substitute khalid muneer scored a stunning acrobatic volley in added time — to rescue qatar's al duhail

as they drew 2—2 against al hilal in group c. hilalfinished on 13 points, topping the the group while duhailfinished second on nine points, as both side progressed to the round of 16. frank vogel has been announced as the new head coach of the la lakers — it's hoped he can end what's been another season where they've failed to make the playoffs. they have nothing to lose at this point and they will be playing with reckless abandonment and we need to ta ke reckless abandonment and we need to take that luncheon go back with them. our key in mind is how we've been playing defence. especially on the two main guys. it's going to be fun. frank vogel has been announced as the new head coach of the la lakers — it's hoped he can end what's been another season where they've failed to make the playoffs.

he replaces luke walton after a campaign that was marred by an injury to lebronjames. obviously the entry was the big thing. he started the injury, the same thing we've seen for many yea rs, same thing we've seen for many years, dominant, ready to take a franchise deep into the play—offs, and to compete for a championship and to compete for a championship and obviously that got derailed with his injury. everybody has to understand. when you miss what your tea m understand. when you miss what your team is limited by. when you are first getting back out there, it ta kes first getting back out there, it takes time to get your legs back on to you. the whole second half of the season, it's not the james that we know. we know cristiano ronaldo is talented with his feet but it seems he's not got quite the same control over his hands! here he is with the serie a trophy afterjuventus were crowned champions of italy for the eighth time in a row. his son, cristiano junior,

receives a blow to the face after clumsy dad loses his grip a little. to add insult to injury, his girlfriend georgina rodriguez also got a knock a few moments later. and another trophy related mishap. manchester city players appeared to drop the premier league trophy from a balcony. stunned witnesses, including top scorer sergio aguero, looked on in bemusement. but it turned out to be a prank which had fooled some on social media but not us. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport.but from me gavin ramjaun and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye.

hello there. we've had some interesting clouds sent in to us here at the bbc weather centre over recent days. this was monday's effort from cardiff. it's a funnel cloud, a tornado that doesn't reach its way all the way down to the ground. and what about this beauty from sunday, from the north yorkshire area. but what if the atmosphere had 25 times more energy built up in it, ready to be released in one violent outbreak? well, that's what we've got going on across parts of the united states. at the moment, through texas and oklahoma, these storm clouds have already produced some tornadoes and there is the potential for some of these tornadoes to become violent, wide and have a long track along the ground. so some extreme weather across the united states. here in the uk, over the next few hours, expect some more rain to come in. scotland, some damp weather here. otherwise, it's a largely dry picture but again, it's quite murky around some of our eastern coasts with mist and fog patches particularly again for eastern eastern areas of scotland.

for tuesday morning, for many of us, a decent start to the day. the winds should be light and there should be plenty of sunshine around across northern ireland, for most of england and wales. increasingly, we will see the skies brighten up in scotland as well but as that process happens, the rain eases, we will start to see some showers breaking out and they could turn heavy and thundery. maybe a few showers going across eastern england. otherwise it's dry and in any sunshine, it should feel pleasantly warm, given the light winds. it's a similar day for many of us on wednesday. again, a lot of dry weather around with some sunshine but there will be thicker cloud working into northern scotland, particularly the northern isles, with some rain and cool weather. we might see some of that rain getting into aberdeenshire as well. but elsewhere, a similar kind of weather prospect. a few isolated showers but mainly dry with some sunshine. so, the next few days feeling warm in any sunshine. a few slow—moving showers are possible and the winds will stay light but subtle signs of something of a change as we head towards thursday. the weather system lurking in the atlantic and there is a chance we could see some of the rain brushing

into western areas. a bit of uncertainty about that but for many of us, i think there will be a little bit more in the way of high cloud in the sky, making any sunshine hazy. quite warm again. temperatures high—teens to low 20s fairly widely. on into friday and the weekend, it looks like the jetstream will start moving straight across the uk and that will tend to encourage outbreaks of rain, particularly across northern areas. we could see some rain at times, some uncertainty in the details of the rain. it will probably turn cloudier and breezier through the weekend. that's your weather.

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