two penalties for shanghai sipg in their asian champions league quarter final first leg against urawa red diamonds. and masters champion tiger woods faces another injury set—back as he's ruled out until october following knee surgery. hello there and welcome to the programme, where we start with the tennis news that top seed and defending champion naomi osaka is through to the second round of the us open, the year's final grand slam, but not without her difficulties. after osaka won the opening set 6—4, russia's anna blinkova claimed the second in a tie break to force a decider. and the 21 year—old from japan then found her game in the final set to advance to a second round meeting against poland's magda linnette. i felt nervous. for me it is

definitely a new feeling. i had never had to come into a tournament... come into a grand slam, iwon tournament... come into a grand slam, i won indian wells ones, so i felt that gave me a bit of practice but the amount of nerves i felt today was completely different to california. i am today was completely different to california. iam kind today was completely different to california. i am kind of really glad thatis california. i am kind of really glad that is over. the wimbledon champion, simona halep, is also through to the 2nd round and she was also taken to three sets by the american, nicole gibbs, ranked 135 in the world. halep — the number 4 seed — took the deciding set 6—2. she'll now face another american qualifier, taylor townsend. sixth seed petra kvitova eased past her fellow czech opponent, denisa allertova, with a 6—2, 6—4 victory. the two—time wimbledon champion will now face germany's andrea petkovic for a place in the last 32.

cani can i be prepared for her? i know how she is playing, we know each other very well, so we will see but it will be another tough battle. the know she likes to put pressure on her opponent as well, playing fast, and that is what i am going to try as well. former wimbledon champion, and number 2a seed, garbine muguruza is out, though. she lost 2—6 6—1 6—3 in the first round to alison riske. the american is ranked 11 places below muguruza, and this is herfirst win at flushing meadows since 2013. for the spaniard, it's the second grand slam in a row where she's been knocked out in the first round. in the men's draw, the 8th seeded greek, stefanos tsitsipas, is out after losing in four sets to unseeded russian, andrey rublev. the 21 year—old didn't have an enjoyable day and he was docked a point during the nearly four—hour encounter for this incident.

tsitsipas: i have to change. umpire: it is too late. tsitsipas: do whatever you want. you are all weirdos. the chairumpirei the chair umpire i believe was very incorrect in what he was telling me during the match. i do not know what this chairumpire during the match. i do not know what this chair umpire has specifically against my team but he has been complaining and telling me that my tea m complaining and telling me that my team talks all of the time when i am out on the cod playing. i never hear anything of what my team says under the outside and there is nothing i personally believe can help my game and make me play better. another big name is out as fourth seed dominic thiem lost in four sets to unseeded italian, thomas fabbiano. the 30 year old was a 6—4, 3—6, 6—3, 6—2 winner, as the 25 year—old austrian

made 48 unforced errors. the number 6 seed, alexander zverev, is through to round 2 after surviving a scare against romania's radu albot. zverev blew a two set lead, and was taken all the way to a deciding set which he won 6—2. he now play frances tiafoe of the united states. on to football, and there were two more quarter—final first legs matches in the asian champions league on tuesday, and they both ended all—square. shanghai sipg fought back from 2—0 down at home to urawa red diamonds, to draw 2—2. while the all—saudi tie between al—ittihad and al—hilal ended 0—0. colm harrison reports. al—ittihad and al—hilal i the only saudi side to win the champions league but there is only room for one of them in this season ‘s semi—final and after disappointing no goal firstly, we are semi—final and after disappointing no goalfirstly, we are no semi—final and after disappointing

no goal firstly, we are no closer to knowing who will reach it. squandering numerous chances that fell to al—hilal while al—ittihad could not get past the goalkeeper. the second leg can only be better. earlier, shanghai sipg hosted urawa red diamonds in the first of two japanese quarter—finals. a grateful forward was on hand to put them in front. i have time it was a 2—0. shinzo koroki's six goal of the competition gave the champions some breathing space. shanghai sipg were thrown to lifelines after a clumsy challenge gave hulk the chance to put one forward. hulk then tucked

away his second penalty of the game. still all to play for in the second leg. colm harrison, bbc news. we conceded two goals and i think the team looked like... the players looked lost on the pitch and without confidence and we suffered a bit. the reaction that we had in the second half gave to us some hope to play... to win the game. we can compete with this team but not like we did in the half but like we did in the second.

in the european champions league, three more teams qualified for the group phase on tuesday, including the 1991 champions, red star belgrade. they were held to a 1—1 draw by young boys in the 2nd leg of their play—off with aleksa vu kanovic scoring for red star, before the swiss side drew level, courtesy of an own goal. 3—3 the aggregate score — with red star going through on away goals. elsewhere, olympiakos won 2—1 at krasnodar, for a 6—1 aggregate victory. while dinamo zagreb drew 1—1 at rosenborg and go through 3—1 on agregate. inter have agreed a loan deal to sign forward alexis sanchez from manchester united with the european transfer window closing on monday. if a deal goes through, sanchez will link up with ex—united team—mate, romelu lukaku, the striker having joined the serie a club for $91 million. however, inter have not agreed an option to buy the chile international at the end of the loan agreement. in france, the new owners of ligue un side, nice, say they want to establish the club as a top 3 side, with the prospect of playing champions league football on a regular basis. the club has been taken over by chemical giants,

ineos, who have also bought the swiss club lausanne. they also sponsor a cycling team — formerly known as team sky — which includes this year's tour de france winner egan bernal among its riders. nice, who finished 7th in the league last season, have won two out of two so far this season. we will have a plan of the next three to five years to become a european competition playing football clu b european competition playing football club but we want to get to that point and we want to stay there, we want to put the club on a sustainable basis where it is competing regularly in european football competition. now to golf where 15—time major winner tiger woods has revealed he'll be out of action until october following knee surgery. the masters champion says he's had the operation to repair some minor cartilage damage but is expected to make a full recovery. the world number eight has had numerous injury issues over the past five years,

including fusion surgery on his back but hopes to be fit in time to play the pga tour's new event injapan, the 2020 championship, which is at the end of october. onto cycling, nicolas roche still leads by two seconds over nairo quintana heading into wednesday's hilly fifth stage of the vuelta a espana. roche's irish compatriot sam bennett was denied back—to—back stage wins on tuesday as fabiojakobsen took victory by the narrowest of margins. the dutch national champion was awarded his first grand tour stage, his wheel crossing the line millimetres ahead of bennett. the number two seed and three—time winner rafa rommedahl is to set up against australian john milner. -- rafael nadal. and the belarusian

derby in the women's competition is still continuing. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello, once again. it's time we got you right up—to—date with how we see the rest of the week developing right across the british isles, and the rest of the week is certainly going to be marked by quite a considerable change for some parts, in that it will be cooler, wetter and windier and, for that change, we have to thank a frontal system which has been lurking away towards the north—western quarter of the british isles in recent days. itjust hasn't managed to get across the british isles simply because of the presence of the high pressure that has brought the heat from the continent, particularly to easter areas. but wednesday sees this weather front producing some really quite heavy bursts of rain across the southwest, through wales, and then

to the midlands, on towards the north—east of england, during the latter part of the afternoon. and there the temperature profile — no more the 33, it's closer to 23 or 2a as a high, and cooler than that across northern and western parts, where at least there will be a bright end to the day. but come thursday, we'll be looking again towards the atlantic to see progress of more atlantic weather fronts into northern and western parts of the british isles. so it's wet and windy fare for the western side of scotland, through to northern ireland, too. generally speaking, quite a bit of cloud across england and wales, but a lot of dry weather. and again, that temperatures just about pushing to 23 or 2a at best, on notable south—westerly breeze. from thursday on into friday, we're just going to follow the line of the front back into the atlantic. a little ripple in that weather front thickens the cloud, and eventually another pulse of pretty wet weather gets into the western part of scotland, initially, then right across scotland, through northern ireland, into the northern parts of england and maybe just flirting with the north—western quarter of wales. again, thanks to the influence of a bit of a high—pressure, the south should be that wee bit drier. friday on towards the weekend, we've still got that same weather front just weaving its way across the british isles but, once that front has made its way down and across us,

notice how those colours really begin to drain away, and here we are into the yellow hues, with a touch of blue there, creeping into northern and western parts of the british isles. a taste of autumn, dare i say it, just in time for the meteorological start of autumn on sunday. so saturday sees the progression of that weather front ever further towards the south — slow progress there. so south—eastern parts may well stay dry for a good part of the day. but once the weather front completes its journey, then we're inot a north north—westerly flow, hence that chillier feel right across the piste, and it will be a day marked by sunny spells and showers and, as i say, meteorological autumn arrives with a bang.

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