to book their manager. cheer up, pep. have you heard the score from spurs? joe wilson, bbc news. the american opera singerjessye norman, one of the most renowned opera singers of the 20th century, has died at the age of 7a. norman was one of the few black singers to gain fame in the opera world, winning four grammy awards. she sang at the presidential inaugurations of ronald reagan and bill clinton, and at the queen's 60th birthday celebrations. the opera singerjessye norman, who has died at the age of 7a. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night.

hello and welcome along to sportsday. i'm adam wild. coming up on the programme... a doping scandal overshadows the world athletics championships as mo farah‘s former coach alberto salazar is banned forfour years. on the track, its agony for adam gemili. he just misses out in the 200 metres. and its all a bit embarrassing for tottenham hotspur, as they are given a hammering at home in the champions league. good evening. we're going to get to all the night's champions league action

in a few minutes time, but we're going to start with that huge news from the world of athletics, where mo farah‘s former coach alberto salazar has been banned for four years for doping violations. farah‘s six years with salazar, the man behind the nike orgeon project, saw him win 4 olympic titles and 6 world titles. farah, who has always denied any wrongdoing and has never failed a drugs test, cut ties with salazar two years ago, says he has "no tolerance for anyone who breaks the rules or crosses the line". we'll hear from the head of the iaaf in just a few moments, but firstjoe lynskey looks at the investigation that has led to one of the sports most successful coaches being banned. music. in 2015, the bbc panorama programme rocked the sports foundations. their report had been looking into historical drugs offences and athletics. instead, one name from

the present kept coming up. this is alberto salazar, america's iconic marathon runner, now pushing the boundaries and coaching. in 2001, with nike possum kept him he likes the oregon project. a base in the state where the sport best runners got even better. most everyjoint in 2011. he was there for six years. and with salazar as his coach, he won double gold in london, then again in rio. farah has never failed a drug test and is always denied breaking the rules. i haven't done anything. but my name is getting dragged through the mud. but whisleblowers from the camp say many oregon project at the leaks were forced to dope by salazar. they came forward and panorama's catch me if you can. he was a win at all

costs sport person. it's hurting the sport. those allegations were heard around the world. many still stood by salazar. farah kept him on his coach for two more years, and uk athletics looked into it, but saw no reason for concern. but then in 2017, more details about the oregon project were leaked online. now salazar would face charges. after a hearing last year, today the verdicts were given. and salazar was banned from athletics for four years, exposed as a coach who cheated. he is unlikely ever to return. joe lynskey reporting there. the news has, as you might expect, sent shockwaves through the sport today. the president of the sports governing body, lord coe says it a serious time for the sport... when you have been in the sport as long as i have, you have relationships and friendships that go back a long way. alberto and i held world records, and broke world records at the same time. distant

distances it has to be said, and you know, the charges laid by salazar are know, the charges laid by salazar a re really know, the charges laid by salazar are really serious, and we are now in business mode. the athletics integrity unit has already been in contact with those athletes. they will be asked to sever their relationships, and that's exactly where we are at the moment. athletes have to have complete and total trust in their coaches. and if they don't, the relationship will fray, and when a coach is accused of something, an athlete has to ask detailed tough questions. i was in a great coaching relationship with my father, but if those questions were being asked of him, i would have absolutely wanted to know what the background was, if he was working with other athletes, and you have to assume that athletes do that, if they are challenged in that way and they make judgments accordingly. well, away from that news about alberto salazar the world championships have been continuing in doha. four gold medals were up for grabs this evening. our reporter ade adedoyin is there.

it's been a disappointing championship for adam jamil ee, he failed to qualify for the men's 100 failed to qualify for the men's100 metres final, and had nearly missed out on a metal into 200 metres. it was in contention going into the home streets, but just was in contention going into the home streets, butjust tightened up towards the end of the race, just 51 hundredths of second outside the middle status, he looked shell—shocked when we spoke to them. you met all my form went out the window, and i just you met all my form went out the window, and ijust ran like such an amateur, it was like... i can't believe that, i came so close. this was such a good opportunity. i've been running so well for the heats, my body feels good. and ijust... yeah, ijust let it go. the victory went to the united states. the fastest man in the world this year, says he will 110w the world this year, says he will now focus on doing the sprint double at the tokyo olympics. disappointment for adam, but better news for adina asher smith, who cruises into the women's 300 metres final, now considered a heavy favourite for gold, after the

olympic champion of jamaica favourite for gold, after the olympic champion ofjamaica pulled out of her semi final within —— achilles injury, the 800 metres feature does make athletes who are pa rt feature does make athletes who are part of the nike or a gun project, who's founder was banned today by the us anti—doping agency. the winner of the race, donovan, was keen to stress that he never directly worked with him, and was trained by different coach. he says he's not sure whether the group will continue and he has to consider his future ahead of an important 12 months. what he hopes to add an olympic glory to his world title here. intimate, evidence will be a strong favourite for gold once again. lets turn our attentions to tonights champions league action. eight matches in total, including two premier league sides. firstly, in group b. tottenham hotspur, last years beaten finalists of course. but it has been a very grim night indeed for them. they've been thrashed this evening 7—2 at home by the german champions bayern munich, in group b. perhaps time to look away if you're a spurs fan, it for the most part, not pleasant viewing. spurs actually went ahead early on.

son hyun min with the goal after just 12 minutes. so a decent start for mauricio pochettinos side. that lead though, didn't last. joshua kimmich equalising just three minutes later. and spurs were behind before the break, who else but robert lewandowski with the first of two goals for him. and then serge gnabry, remember he is a former arsenal player, he scored four times in the second half as spurs were totally outclassed and outplayed. harry kane had pulled one back for tottenham but it didn't count for much on a really difficult night for spurs. over in group c, manchester city were in action at the etihad. they were taking on dynamo zagreb. a match where you probably would have expected them to get a result, such is the form they've been in recently but they were really made to fight for it. 2—nil it finished. in fact it was well into the second half before they finally broke the deadlock. substitute raheem sterling

with the opening goal. and it wasn't until deep into injury time at the end of the match when phil foden added a second. so that's two out of two for city in this years competition. another match to tell you about this evening. it kicked off a little earlier in spain where real madrid just managed to get a draw against bruges. zinedine zidanes side though were really very poor. lots of speculation now about how long zidane will last in that real hotseat if their form doesn't improve pretty rapidly. they actually had to come back from 2—nil down. the match eventually finished 2—all. they were really made to fight for it though, 21 year old emmanuel dennis with both bruges goals before sergio ramos and casemiro levelled things. bruges did finish with ten men there, but bot a great performance from real madrid. it is the turn of liverpool and chelsea tomorrow.

liverpool host red bull salzburg — while chelsea travel to france to take on lille. hoping to learn from mistakes made in their first game against valancia, which they lost 1—0. it's not the be—all and end—all, there is four more games after this. as we sit here now with no points from the first game, yeah, it's a game we certainly have to be very ready for, as we try to pick up some of it. so the players are very aware of it. so the players are very aware of that. we can hopefully bring the confidence and the results that we've had back home to two really solid wins, and bring it tomorrow night, because we have to trust that if we play at our best, then we will get the result we want. lets take a look at some more of the stories making the headlines. staying with football, leeds united are back on top of the championship tonight after a 1—nil win over west brom. the macedonian alioski with the winner at elland road. west brom lose their unbeaten start to the season, but they are still second

in the table. johnny sexton will captain ireland for the first time, in their rugby world cup pool match against russia on thursday, the returning fly—half is one of 11 changes to the side that lost