you're live with bbc news. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's gavin. ufo's ufo's disciplinary body will review the incident before deciding on any actions after players from david moyes a' side confronted a group of the dutch team fans who attacked an area with friends and family. the premier league side are into the europa league conference after beating them 3—1 on aggregate. the clashes started moments after the final whistle. clashes started moments after the finalwhistle. fans clashes started moments after the final whistle. fans were seen reportedly throwing punches towards an area of the stand housing friends

and family of west ham players. some of them were held back when trying to intervene. the acer boss said he was ashamed of the fans permit behaviour with david moyes equally concerned. . �* , ., ., concerned. can't explain what happened _ concerned. can't explain what happened or _ concerned. can't explain what happened or why _ concerned. can't explain what happened or why it _ concerned. can't explain what| happened or why it happened. concerned. can't explain what i happened or why it happened. i concerned. can't explain what - happened or why it happened. i can only tell_ happened or why it happened. i can only tell you they were fans in full because _ only tell you they were fans in full because it — only tell you they were fans in full because it was a family section where — because it was a family section where most of the friends and family were in_ where most of the friends and family were in and — where most of the friends and family were in and that is why a lot of them _ were in and that is why a lot of them were _ were in and that is why a lot of them were seeing friends and family in that_ them were seeing friends and family in that area. that was probably the reason _ in that area. that was probably the reason for— in that area. that was probably the reason for the reaction. what i don't _ reason for the reaction. what i don't want _ reason for the reaction. what i don't want to do is to light the night — don't want to do is to light the night because it certainly wasn't west— night because it certainly wasn't west ham supporters who were looking for trouble _ west ham supporters who were looking for trouble. they were happy to celebrate — for trouble. they were happy to celebrate at the end of the game. west— celebrate at the end of the game. west ham — celebrate at the end of the game. west ham will meet fiorentina. late drama saw a stoppage time extra time winner deep into injury time as the game was heading to penalties. they

were hunting their very first trophy since 2001. a serie a side with a chance of glory. jose mourinho's roma are going into the final of the europa league after getting the better of leverkusen. it was goalless in germany, but roma were 1-0 goalless in germany, but roma were 1—0 up after the first leg. it follows their success in the conference league last season. jose mourinho has won all five of his previous five finals and they will meet seville later on this month after they knocked outjuventus. after they knocked out juventus. newcastle after they knocked outjuventus. newcastle are just one win away from securing champions league football after a comprehensive 4—1 over brighton in the premier league. lake goals sealed the victory. there was one consolation goal for brighton. they will finish in the top four if they beat leicester on monday. ii'id’a�*e

they beat leicester on monday. have not to they beat leicester on monday. have got to credit — they beat leicester on monday. have got to credit the _ they beat leicester on monday. has: got to credit the players on they beat leicester on monday. the: got to credit the players on what they have given physically today because to maintain that rhythm throughout the game is not easy against top quality team, especially in position and they take a lot of risks, but they benefit from those risks, but they benefit from those risks at times. can't fault the players, they have given everything again. to play in the champions league it is so close, but it is so far away as well. we will enjoy tonight and let's focus on how we played. we will enjoy it and make sure we are very focused on our next match. �* ., ,.,,, sure we are very focused on our next match. �* ., ., ., ,, match. brentford boss thomas frank has backed striker _ match. brentford boss thomas frank has backed striker ivan _ match. brentford boss thomas frank has backed striker ivan tony, - match. brentford boss thomas frank has backed striker ivan tony, saying | has backed striker ivan tony, saying he still has a future at the club, following his ban from football for eight months for breaking gambling rules. he will not be able to play untiljanuary next year, but franco said the club will do everything they can to support him. the ban, which the fa will enforce, applies only in england but the governing body will apply to extend it worldwide. ihis body will apply to extend it worldwide.— body will apply to extend it worldwide. , , worldwide. his future is with

brentford. — worldwide. his future is with brentford, that _ worldwide. his future is with brentford, that is _ worldwide. his future is with brentford, that is the - worldwide. his future is with brentford, that is the thing, | worldwide. his future is with - brentford, that is the thing, there is no doubt about that. the thing is i will call it a challenge. 0ne i will call it a challenge. one thing for sure is we will do everything we can to be there for him, support him and be aware of the mental health in it. of course he has done mistakes, but we need to be there and want to be there for him and help him. wejust need to know what we are allowed to do. sir and help him. we just need to know what we are allowed to do.- what we are allowed to do. sir mo farah has told _ what we are allowed to do. sir mo farah has told the _ what we are allowed to do. sir mo farah has told the bbc— what we are allowed to do. sir mo farah has told the bbc he - what we are allowed to do. sir mo farah has told the bbc he feels i what we are allowed to do. sir mol farah has told the bbc he feels the strain on his body led him to stop competing competitively. he finished ninth in this year's london marathon and is competing in this weekend's great manchester uk. he told us that he knew his time against the best was to end. he knew his time against the best was to end-— he knew his time against the best was to end. ~ ., y., , ., ~ was to end. what you put in a week on week i can't _ was to end. what you put in a week on week i can't do _ was to end. what you put in a week on week i can't do any _ was to end. what you put in a week on week i can't do any more - was to end. what you put in a week on week i can't do any more and . was to end. what you put in a week| on week i can't do any more and my body really struggling. 0nce on week i can't do any more and my body really struggling. once you come off after a hard session you are sore for days, even like after the marathon recently, i couldn't get up the stairs for like three or

four days. every part of my body was aching. to be the best you have to keep putting in the work and your body has to allow you to do that and if that is not allowing you, you have to take a step back and go, 0k, where am i? jam have to take a step back and go, 0k, where am i?— have to take a step back and go, 0k, where am i? g ., . .,, ., ., ~' ., where am i? jon rahm has got work to do if he is to — where am i? jon rahm has got work to do if he is to stay _ where am i? jon rahm has got work to do if he is to stay in _ where am i? jon rahm has got work to do if he is to stay in contention - where am i? jon rahm has got work to do if he is to stay in contention in - do if he is to stay in contention in the us pga championship, the second major of the year. he is back on six over along with the us open winner matt fitzpatrick. after the frosty conditions delayed the start, some are still finishing their opening round, including erik cole who is out in front. bryson dechambeau is want to keep an eye on as well. rory mcilroy, who has won this twice, battled with illness. he is one over, one better than defending championjustin thomas. that is it from us. stage 13 of thejira tally has been shortened by 125 kilometres due to heavy rain and flooding. more

on that on the bbc website. see you soon. tv presenters ant and dec have announced that they're taking a breakfrom hosting itv�*s saturday night takeaway. the duo will present the 20th series next year before stepping back. the series launched in 2002 and previously took a pause in 2009, returning four years later. ant and dec explained their decision on social media, saying they need a little bit of a breather and that the show needs a little (tx sor) for a football fan the chance to visit your club and meet the players is hard to beat but manchester united had an extra surprise in store forjordan pilkington. he is one of the youngest people in the uk to have motor neurone disease and one of his other heroes is kevin

sinfield, the rugby league legend and tireless mnd campaigner. kevin wanted to send a special message to jordan and who better to present it that the manchester united captain harry maguire. john watson has the story. a very special day for fans here at old trafford. 0ne story. a very special day for fans here at old trafford. one of those is jordan here at old trafford. one of those isjordan pilkington, who was diagnosed with motor neurone disease three years ago aged just 22 when he was serving in the army. he is here to meet his football heroes, but little does he know the manchester united captain has a surprise in store for him from another sporting hero who has raised millions for mnd. ~ ., , hero who has raised millions for mnd. . ., , ., , ., hero who has raised millions for mnd.~ . , ., ., mnd. we have sent a message to you from kevin who — mnd. we have sent a message to you from kevin who wanted _ mnd. we have sent a message to you from kevin who wanted to _ mnd. we have sent a message to you from kevin who wanted to say - mnd. we have sent a message to you from kevin who wanted to say a - mnd. we have sent a message to you from kevin who wanted to say a few i from kevin who wanted to say a few words. ., ,, words. hello, kevin sinfield here. i want to send _ words. hello, kevin sinfield here. i want to send a— words. hello, kevin sinfield here. i

want to send a quick _ words. hello, kevin sinfield here. i want to send a quick message - words. hello, kevin sinfield here. i want to send a quick message to i want to send a quick message to jordan— want to send a quick message to jordan pilkington. jordan, i have heard _ jordan pilkington. jordan, i have heard your— jordan pilkington. jordan, i have heard your story, heard all about you. _ heard your story, heard all about you. and — heard your story, heard all about you, and you are an amazing guy. just like _ you, and you are an amazing guy. just like my— you, and you are an amazing guy. just like my mate rob, you inspire everyone _ just like my mate rob, you inspire everyone who knows you with your courage _ everyone who knows you with your courage and bravery and you are a true champion. i am going to send you my— true champion. i am going to send you my t—shirt that i ran the marathon— you my t—shirt that i ran the marathon in on sunday. but don't worry, _ marathon in on sunday. but don't worry, it — marathon in on sunday. but don't worry, it will be washed. let's keep banging _ worry, it will be washed. let's keep banging the drum. the great study we are always _ banging the drum. the great study we are always said it is curable, but it is underfunded. keep fighting and keep smiling. —— the great doddy weir~ _ keep smiling. -- the great doddy weir. ~ :, keep smiling. -- the great doddy weir. ~ ., ., ~' keep smiling. -- the great doddy weir. ~ ., ., ,, ., keep smiling. -- the great doddy weir. . ., ., 4' ., ., weir. what do you think of that? isn't that wonderful? _ weir. what do you think of that? isn't that wonderful? it - weir. what do you think of that? isn't that wonderful? it is - weir. what do you think of that? isn't that wonderful? it is reallyl isn't that wonderful? it is really emotional _ isn't that wonderful? it is really emotional to _ isn't that wonderful? it is really emotional to see _ isn't that wonderful? it is really emotional to see that _ isn't that wonderful? it is really emotional to see that and - isn't that wonderful? it is really emotional to see that and his . emotional to see that and his reaction _ emotional to see that and his reaction and how much it means. kevin _ reaction and how much it means. kevin sinfield has been raising awareness of mnd ever since his friend and team—mate rob burrows was diagnosed with the disease. the

friend and team-mate rob burrows was diagnosed with the disease.— diagnosed with the disease. the way kevin has helped _ diagnosed with the disease. the way kevin has helped his _ diagnosed with the disease. the way kevin has helped his mate _ diagnosed with the disease. the way kevin has helped his mate rob, - diagnosed with the disease. the way | kevin has helped his mate rob, great sportsmanship over the weekend when he carried him over the line in the marathon and i guess that is what you do for your team—mates. it shows the love and support you have in the dressing room. the love and support you have in the dressing room-— dressing room. yes, definitely. it was amazing _ dressing room. yes, definitely. it was amazing at — dressing room. yes, definitely. it was amazing at the _ dressing room. yes, definitely. it was amazing at the weekend, - dressing room. yes, definitely. it was amazing at the weekend, it | dressing room. yes, definitely. it. was amazing at the weekend, it has brought— was amazing at the weekend, it has brought a _ was amazing at the weekend, it has brought a lot of people's eye to it and everyone has seen it and the pictures— and everyone has seen it and the pictures and incredible videos going around _ pictures and incredible videos going around and sportsmanship is a big part of— around and sportsmanship is a big part of the — around and sportsmanship is a big part of the game i play football. you help— part of the game i play football. you help your team—mates, you look after your— you help your team—mates, you look after your team—mates and if you are going _ after your team—mates and if you are going to _ after your team—mates and if you are going to be _ after your team—mates and if you are going to be a — after your team—mates and if you are going to be a successful team, sportsmanship and being together is so important. i sportsmanship and being together is so important-— sportsmanship and being together is so important. i can see how much he means to you- _ so important. i can see how much he means to you- he — so important. i can see how much he means to you. he is _ so important. i can see how much he means to you. he is very _ so important. i can see how much he means to you. he is very special. - means to you. he is very special. peo - le means to you. he is very special. people didn't _ means to you. he is very special. people didn't know _ means to you. he is very special. people didn't know about - means to you. he is very special. people didn't know about mnd i means to you. he is very special. . people didn't know about mnd when jordan got diagnosed. but it is out there and together we will keep banging that drum. shatter

there and together we will keep banging that drum.— banging that drum. after an emotional— banging that drum. after an emotional day _ banging that drum. after an emotional day at _ banging that drum. after an emotional day at old - banging that drum. after an i emotional day at old trafford, jordan wanted to send this message to kevin when he got home, which he is able to do when he uses a computer to communicate. his is able to do when he uses a computer to communicate. as you can see from my _ computer to communicate. as you can see from my reaction _ computer to communicate. as you can see from my reaction it _ computer to communicate. as you can see from my reaction it meant - computer to communicate. as you can see from my reaction it meant a - computer to communicate. as you can see from my reaction it meant a lot i see from my reaction it meant a lot to me _ see from my reaction it meant a lot to me the — see from my reaction it meant a lot to me. the effort you are putting in to me. the effort you are putting in to raising _ to me. the effort you are putting in to raising awareness is unreal. we all appreciate everything you do. let's _ all appreciate everything you do. let's get — all appreciate everything you do. let's get you that well deserved knighthood. the basis for british rock band the smiths _ the basis for british rock band the smiths has — the basis for british rock band the smiths has died aged 59. the smiths, guitarist— smiths has died aged 59. the smiths, guitaristjohnny marr smiths has died aged 59. the smiths, guitarist johnny marr confirmed his death— guitarist johnny marr confirmed his death after a long battle with pancreatic cancer. he said andy rourke — pancreatic cancer. he said andy rourke will be remembered as a kind and reasonable salt and a supremely gifted _ and reasonable salt and a supremely gifted musician. now and reasonable salt and a supremely gifted musician.— gifted musician. now it is time for a look at the _ gifted musician. now it is time for a look at the weather _ gifted musician. now it is time for a look at the weather with - gifted musician. now it is time for a look at the weather with the - a look at the weather with the lovely matt taylor.

a fine friday for most of you out there today, but there will be some exceptions in the afternoon. this is where its way southwards. but as the temperatures lived, we start to spark off a few heavy showers around it. there will be rain and drizzle in the eastern coast, but it is inland from lancashire to the midlands and to the site where we could see heavy and thundery showers developing. quite slow moving, dropping a lot of rain in a short space of time. to the north and west looking good for the afternoon. 18 and 19 towards the grampians and also in devon and cornwall. we are between pollen seasons, so pollen levels are generally low for most of you. some of you will still be suffering out there. in the evening showers in parts of western england and east wales and they will fail quite quickly. tonight afresh night,

but not a cold one. temperatures in mid—single figures as we start the weekend. into the weekend, the bigger picture. this is storm nino which could produce more flash flooding in italy and in sardinia after what has been a torrid week for some. after what has been a torrid week forsome. its after what has been a torrid week for some. its influence on us will be to strengthen the breeze a bit more in southern counties of england and south wales. 0n more in southern counties of england and south wales. on saturday it is a lovely day with long, sunny spells. scotland and northern ireland have a bright start, thicker cloud to the north and west and western isles. later on there could be outbreaks of rain. cooler compared to today, but elsewhere in england and wales it is a warmer day. saturday night into sunday, a more active whether frank will come into scotland and northern ireland, so more in the way of wet weather. it grinds to a halt on sunday and does not move much further southward and eastward. clouds are turning lighter and patch with rain and drizzle. sunshine to

the north of scotland. england and wales, a bit more cloud in southern counties and that breeze continues to freshen, but most places are dry with sunny spells and a bit cooler on the eastern coasts. next week the outlook is set fair for many. temperatures 18 to 20 and a lot of dry weather to come as well. take care.

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