the reds host paris st germain on tuesday and captain jordan reds host paris st germain on tuesday andjordan henderson is confident his side can go one better this time around. we want to keep improving, we want to improve from last season. we have started the premier league well, but we want to start every competition well, it is the game, especially european nights at and field. who want to start the campaign right, we want to start the campaign right, we want to start it well and it is again look forward to. liverpool are certainly confident, but perhaps this could be italy's years. the old lady of juventus is rising once again be after more than four years at the helm, the masterpiece is almost complete. look at these statistics are. he has won four serie a titles, also four coppa italia crowns and has reached the finals of the champions league twice in 2015 and 2017. finally, he may have found the missing piece of the puzzle. after nine years in madrid, cue the arrival of xian ronaldo. after a slow start to life in italy, the portuguese superstar scored his first goal is forjuvent

liverpool have won their first five league matches in a row, so have paris st germain?a 100% record so far this season. it doesn't get much better than that, does it? liveable's win at the weekend is probably their best of the season so far. but as you mentioned psg won four nil at the weekend without their big names. that gives you an idea of the strength and depth they have at their disposal. they are one of the richest clubs in world football. they have the two most expensive players in the history of the game. but they have so many other star talent as well, they have big names from argentina and uruguay both appearing in the world cup over the summer. they haven't really fulfilled their potential on the european stage, they were knocked out in the last 16 last season, the furthest they've got before then is the quarterfinals of the champions league, but there is this sense that if they generally could do something really special indeed, particularly with neymar, and the star of the french side who won the world cup at their disposal, they could be a formidable prop

tonight's champions league action — after liverpool left it late to seal a dramatic victory over paris st germain anfield. good afternoon, and welcome to the bbc news at one.

last season's beaten finalists liverpool start their campaign against paris st germain, whilst a day

the french club earned another shot at the champions league afterfinishing third, behind paris st germain. they've had a mixed start to the new campaign, winning two, losing two and drawing once in their opening five fixtures, while one of their players knows what to expect in the north west of the country having played for manchester united. we qualify for champions league and now it's a purpose to do well. we are not just now it's a purpose to do well. we are notjust going to be happy to be in the champions league. we want to have results and we know it's a difficult away game. the first game. but we have a strong team is. we are still young. we are looking for the results so we can stay in the champions league, not just results so we can stay in the champions league, notjust after the first round where we get kicked off. for me, we have the best players in the world and i look at our players andl the world and i look at our players and i think they are the best. i look at them every day and i see how they behave and react against positives and negatives know the qualities and weakness

in france, paris st germain bounced back from their champions league defeat at liverpool to make it sixnnes. there were also wins for bordeaux and lyon. —— ligue1. kai havertz‘s second—half winner earned bayer leverkusen their first bundesliga points of the season as they beat mainz1—0 on sunday. and leipzig came from behind to draw 1—1 at frankfurt. psv eindhoven are five points clear in the dutch eredivisie, after they beat their arch rivals ajax 3—0. gaston pereiro opened the scoring for psv, in red, the uruguayan leaving the goal keeper flat—footed as the ball came through two defenders. luuk de yong was gifted this, the home favourite made it 2—0 mexico's hirving lozano made it 3—3 all well before half—time, as the reigning dutch champions made light work of ajax, who are second. in cricket, shikhar dhawan and rohit sharma both hit centruries as india thrashed pakistan for the second time at the asia cup in dubai to book their place in the final. pakistan were restricted to 237—7, and thanks to dhawan and rohit sharing an opening stand of 210. india chased down their target with 63

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liverpool do big nights in european football at home and this tie against paris st germain didn't disappointbstitute roberto firmino scored at stoppage time winner to give jurgen klopp‘s side a dramatic 3—2 victory in their group c opener. well, our correspondent andy swiss is at anfield and watched all the drama unfold. yes, this match always have the makings of a classic in this third link lived up to the billing. we are used to seeing those bombs bombing sta rts used to seeing those bombs bombing starts for liverpool. we saw that last season against rome and manchester city and again tonight. they took a two—goal lead in the first half, the first goal scored by daniel sturridge. making his first champions league start for six yea rs, champions league start for six years, not a bad way to make an impact. from there liverpool extended their lead after psg conceded a penalty. eric wijnaldum tumbling in the box and james milner coolly converted the spot kick as he a lwa ys coolly converted the spot kick as he always seems to do. 2—0 liverpool, but then psg came backjust before the break, a go

we saw 16 teams last night, what a start for liverpool, and their injury time win against paris st—germaind. it's a perfect season so far for last year's runners—up. there were also wins for barcelona, atletico madrid, borussia dortmund, but is this going to be the most open champions league in years. what of manchester city's chances, the english champions romped to the premier league title last season but couldn't translate that onto the european stage. pep guardiola will be watching from the stands against lyon tonight, he was sent off in their quarterfinal defeet to liverpool last season, his assistant mikel arteta will be delivering the instructions from the dugout and he also stood in at the pre—match news conference. we have the best players in the world. i see them training every day, i see how they behave, how they react, their positives, the negatives and i know their weaknesses. they are absolutely fantastic, the groups of players we have. the hunger that is still in this group. let's head live to the etihad stadium now and speak to our football reporter simon stone. they came u

substitute roberto firmino scores a dramatic stoppage—time winner as liverpool beat paris st—germainampions league thriller at anfield. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the political strategist jo tanner and chief political commentatorfor the independent, john rentoul. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. be proud of your council houses — that's the message from theresa may on the front of the telegraph, in a speech which it's claimed will signal a major shift in tory policy on social housing. meanwhile, the express has an exclusive interview with the prime minister who says her brexit plan delivers the freedoms that people voted for. the guardian reports on criticism from business leaders on the government's migration advisory committee report. the report proposes scrapping visas for lower—paid workers after britain leaves the eu. the inquests into the deaths in the westminster bridge terror attack features on the front of the metro — it reports that murdered pc keith palmer was failed by outdated security

it doesn't, no, paris st germain are one of the witjust side in world football. in the history of the game. some stars for the french side who won the world cup in the summer. some of the big names as well, it's a tough proposition. they haven't really fulfil their potential in the champions league, they got knocked out in the last 16 last season, but they have also won their first five league games of this season and demolished think that the m4 near lomb friday without their big names. —— demolished saint ftn. england cricketers ben stokes and alex hales have been charged with bringing the game into disrepute, in connection with an incident outside a nightclub last year. stokes was cleared of affray after a trial in august. the all—rounder missed the ashes tour in australia last winter and now along with team—mate alex hales, who faced no criminal charges, but was with stokes at the time, will face a disciplinary hearing in december. we will have lots more sport for you later. well, many questions remain about what a post—brexit britain will look like. so now,

finalists, liverpool, scored a late winner through roberto firmino, as they mangaed a 3—2 win over paris st—germainzilian who came on as a late substitute that had the final say. good performance against outstandingly strong opponents, so it was necessary that we played good. the atmosphere was fantastic, so special to do these things in that stadium. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that is bbc.com/sport. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the team, that is your wednesday sport briefing. now, here is a question for you. why has a non—league football team in the east end of london become an internet sensation in spain? the answer lies in a conflict that began more than 80 years ago. tim allman reports. first game of the season and the players of clapton community football club are ready for kickoff. it is an away game, so they are wearing their change strip. but this is no ordinary shirt. red, yellow, purple, with three—pointed starts, the symbol of the international brigade, who bought franco's forces in the spanish civil war. the club posted this photo for a preseason game onl

the champions league returns tonight — liverpool face paris st—germain at home. last season's final to real madrid didn't damage his side at all. klopp believes that their run last year will have earned them a lot of respect. they have won their last 5 matches of the season just like the french champions, who rested star players neymar and kylian mbappe with tonight's game in mind. red star belgrade and napoli are the other teams in that group. kick off at anfield is at 8. i like these challenges, but only because i have a good football team. so that is why i say, last year a few times, but i would not be the manager, i would watch this game. i would watch it. games are staggered on match days now — tottenham kick off against inter milan at the san siro at 5:55pm. spurs won their group last season, but this is another tough one, with barcelona and psv eindven the other two teams in the group. the spurs manager believes his side and inter are pretty evenly matched. i have seen both team. we arrive in a similar situation, similar level state. sorry, mentalstate. an

porter will be in action and then there's the knights headline fixture between little pool and paris st germain. real madrid play romeo on wednesday looking to win the tournament for the fourth year running captain sergio ramos has taken a swipe at french world cup winner and one griezmann who told spanish press he's now at the same level as leno messi and cristiano ronaldo. broaching the fools rush in where angels fear to tread every time i hear this kid talking i think of totty buffon maldini raul and yes they can see us players who have won it all who have their homes full of silverware but none of them have the golden ball award everyone can have an express their opinion but i think you should hear the advice of his coach diego simeone any or some of his teammates who have certain values that he could use still i've always said he's a great player and i wish him the best from thirteen time european champions to a team making the champions league debut so as champions young boys at the start of the home game against manchester united in their home town of byrne interestingly united have lost

injury earlier this week but he came off the bench to score a late winner for liverpool against paris st germain liverpool went through up with goals from daniel sturridge and james milner but p.s.g. hit back to draw level through thomas munir and then the wolves cup winner killian with seven minutes left but for me no ensured liverpool had the final word with the winner in stoppage time three two the final score earlier barcelona superstar forward messi got the scoring started against p.s.v. eindhoven at the no camp was monday school the second goal of the night but it was all about messi of the argentine went on to ninety's eighth korea champions league hattrick elsewhere in group b. christian eriksen gave tottenham the lead at the san siro but hosts into man came back in the final ten minutes to turn around and win two one morrow a card of the and muttiah sphere cino the goals also on the night they were wins for former winners of the champions league but it's your daughter and while another former champion f.c. porto played out a one one draw against dortmund's local rivals shock cristiana r

and in the sport, late drama in anfield as liverpool were leading paris st germain to kneel before thes then a winner in stoppage time. and tottenham's manager says they deserved much more from their champions league defeat away to inter milan last night. the spurs conceded two late goals. and england's netball is play australia in the second quad series match. the hosts are looking for revenge after england beat them in the final of the commonwealth games in april. they are into the second quarter and england leading 12 points to nine. the mayor of london, sadiq khan, is planning a new approach to tackle the serious violence which has seen a hundred people murdered in the city this year. a violence reduction unit will follow the approach of a scheme in glasgow, where the murder rate was almost halved over a decade. the idea is to treat the problem as a public health issue. keith doyle has more. a gang in london, caught on cctv, about to stab a man to death. the latest figures for england and wales show there were 1.3 million violent incidents last year. in london, there have been 100

tonight's champions league action — after liverpool left it late to seal a dramatic victory over paris st germainnfield. good afternoon, and welcome to the bbc news at one. theresa may has warned the eu not to push what she calls "unacceptable" proposals to settle the border question over northern ireland after brexit. the prime minister is travelling to austria for a summit tonight, where she'll urge fellow leaders to give ground. the eu's chief brexit negotiator, michel barnier, says he's willing to offer new plans to end the deadlock, but warns that the negotiations are facing a "moment of truth". our correspondent, damian grammaticas, is in salzburg where tonight's summit will take place. . yes, mrs may will be heading here for that dinner this evening at this sulzberger summit, which is channel 4 divot—mac informal summit so it will have no new conclusions, nor do —— no new direction from eu leaders. but it marks the start of a series of summits in the coming weeks which could potentially nail down a brexit deal, so we are entering a really decisive phase, but the important thing for mrs may

a stoppage—time winner from roberto firmino sees liverpool overcome paris st germain.11:30, we'lll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers political strategist jo tanner and john rentoul, chief political commentator for the independent — stay with us for that. the limit on the number of highly—skilled workers who want to move to britain should be abandoned according to an official report commissioned by the government. the migration advisory committee whose report is about immigration policy after brexit is recommending a system based on skills rather than giving preferential treatment to people from the european union. but the committee also found that overall the impact of migration from europe on the uk had been relatively small. 0ur economic editor kamal ahmed has been studying the findings. east london making clothes and a factory that is 85% staffed by eu migrants. what are you bringing over to here? for chief executive, jennifer hollowaym, any chance for chief executive, jennifer holloway, any change to that could cause real headaches. they a

night for the two teams. for liverpool and tottenham in the champions league. very late to beat paris st—germain it be another special night? well, anfield hoped, and their heroes soon obliged. — talk about an impact. but both neymar and mbappe were wayward, and psg all at sea. a penalty converted byjames milner‘s, liverpool in dreamland. meunier. it was breathless stuff. the second half was no different. a draw, as mbappe ruthlessly levelled it up. as roberto firmino fired liverpool to a 3—2 win. drama, glory — just your average anfield night. where they seemed to be heading for three points. christian eriksen's first effort kept out, but not his second. hardly pretty, but the hosts were not bothered. in truth, they should have had more, and how they will wish they had. the most spectacular of equalisers. they capitulated. inter to a 2—1victory. a first—night drama they could have done without. eindhoven 4—0, this free—kick the pick of his goals. in the champions league. defeat to liverpool. bern. they will play on an artificial pitch. who also doesn't always get to play on his favourite surfac

they had been leading paris st germain 2—0 before the french side fought back to level.best performance of the season. ben stokes and alex hales will find out today if they've been selected for england's one day squad for the tour of sri lanka. yesterday both men were charged with bringing the game into disrepute after an incident outside a nightclub in bristol. and england's netball squad will face australia in their second quad series match later this morning. the hosts will be seeking revenge after their defeat to england in the final of the commonwealth games in april. that's all the sport for now. more on the bbc news channel throughout the day. so let's return to our brexit bunch — they have given up more than two hours of their wednesday morning to be with us today. 14 people who've agreed to let us follow them over the next few months and years — as it becomes clearer — maybe — what the impact of brexit is going to be on their lives and the lives of people like them. we spoke tojune, she auctions fish in lowestoft, who wants us to get out of the eu asap, to bindi

the champions league returns tonight — liverpool face paris st germain at home.gainst inter milan at the san siro at 5:55pm. spurs won their group last season, but‘s another tough one. barcelona and psv eindven the other two teams in group b. formula 0ne‘s new owners have secured a deal to sell sponsorship to betting companies — something the old f1 boss bernie ecclestone always refused to allow. he thought it would tarnish the sport‘s image. liberty media have reached an agreement thought to be worth $100 million with a london—based marketing agency, who‘ll set up the deals, allowing sponsors to advertise on electronic boards at race tracks and display graphics on screen. the news comes at a time when sport is increasingly looking at its relationship with the gambling industry. johanna konta enjoyed a quick and straightforward win at the pan pacific open in tokyo, dropping only two games against the canadian qualifier gabriela dabrowski to reach the second round. dabrowski is ranked at over 500 in the world to konta‘s a3, and the match was over in little more th

well liverpool against paris st—germain is the big tie of these the later fixtures now all under way.iel sturridge started along with mohamed salah and sadio mane up front. neymar, edison cavani and kylian mbappe all on the pitch for psg. we will keep you updated across the bbc. england cricketers ben stokes and alex hales have been charged with bringing the game into disrepute, in connection with an incident outside a nightclub last year. stokes was cleared of affray after a trial in august. the all—rounder missed the ashes tour in australia last winter and now along with team—mate alex hales, who faced no criminal charges, but was with stokes at the time, will face a disciplinary hearing in december. the world anti—doping vice—president linda helleland says she will vote against lifting the suspension of russia's anti—doping agency. wada's executive committee meet on thursday week where they're expected to pave the way for russia's readmission into international sport after a major doping scandal. but helleland says she will not back that move. in a separate development, internation

liverpool begin their champion's league campaign tomorrow night at home to paris st—germain. ..ull of superstars — the brazilian is the world's most expensive player but he plays alongside the equally talented french teenager and world cup winner kylian mbappe up front. liverpool managerjurgen klopp says tomorrow's opponents have all the qualities needed to be the best side in europe. this team is built for winning the champions league. they won the championship in france anyway. and look so for quite easy for them because of the unbelievable quality they have. but all the work they are going for is winning the champions league so, yeah. it will be an interesting game, for sure. they are really good. the players they have, the manager they have, it is all, they all brought together. to go as far as possible. england and great britain goalkeeper maddie hinch is taking a break from international hockey. hinch has won gold medals at the olympic games and european championships, with more medal success at two commonwealth games. but the 29 year old says — she needs time out of the s

liverpool begin their champions league campaign tomorrow night at home to paris st—germain.. roberto firmino missed training at melwood today following the injury to his eye in the premier league match against tottenham at wembley on saturday. managerjurgen klopp said firmino would have missed the match had it been played tonight, but will wait as long as he can to try to include the brazilian. know what the everybody saw the picture after the game, we were all shocked, and we had first time contact with him after he was in hospital, it was a big relief, all of us, so it's painful, it's nobody wants to have that, nobody needs that, but it, he will be fine. we don't know exactly when. england women's rugby union players will be given full—time professional contracts from next year. contracts were controversially scrapped after the 2017 world cup as the rfu focused on 7s rugby. but now there will be 28 contracts available plus seven elite player agreements. the sport's governing body said it demonstrates their commitment to growing the women's game and their ambition to be the

anfield welcomes the brazilian star neymar tonight, as liveprool take on paris st germain.oesn't blame him. that is, for me, a completely normal reaction. because players are really going for him, that is the truth. and he wants to protect himself and i understand that as well. and if the opponent gets a yellow card then his life is closer to a red card. so i see from that perspective, it is smart that he saved himself. totteham kick off against inter milan at the san siro just before six o'clock our time. spurs have lost their last two premier league games, so they'll be look to england captain harry kane to spark an upturn in form. in the premier league, brighton came from 2—0 down to rescue a point against southampton, who's pierre emile hojberg put away a contender for goal of the season as they dominated early on. but brighton responded in the second half and equalised through glenn murray's penalty in stoppage time. the rugby football union will reintroduce contracts for their england women's 15—a—side players to make them fully professional. captain sarah hunter said

liverpool take on his side paris st—germain at anfield tonight, as the champions league group stage getsrom that perspective. i thought it is smart that he saves himself. totteham kick off against inter milan at the san siro just before six o'clock our time. spurs have lost their last two premier league games, so they'll be looking to england captain harry kane to spark an upturn in form. in the premier league, brighton came from 2—0 down to rescue a point against southampton, whose pierre emile hoybeer put away a contender for goal of the season as they dominated early on. but brighton responded in the second half and equalised through glenn murray's penalty in stoppage time. trials for the 100 ball cricket format continued with the medial allowed to film for the first time. —— the media allowed. the idea is to attract a new audience to the sport — although there were no fans admitted for the two north versus south matches at trent bridge yesterday. the hundred will feature eight teams, playing in seven uk cities, with games taking around two hours. it's something new, it's got some twe

liverpool face paris st germain at home.te development international anti—doping leaders from australia, the uk, the usa and japan are among a host countries who issued a statement urging wada not to back down. england have appointed a new defensive coach — new zealanderjohn mitchell will take over through until after the world cup injapan next year. mitchell was part of sir clive woodward‘s coaching team between 1997 and 2000. he will leave his executive rugby role at the south african super rugby side, the bulls, tojoin the england set up later this month. that‘s all the sport for now. i‘ll have more for you in the next hour. now on afternoon live, let‘s go nationwide and see what‘s happening around the country in our daily visit to the bbc newsrooms around the uk. let‘s go to peter levy in hull, where archaeologists are working at the site of a housing development at a linconshire village, after roman skeletons were discovered by construction workers. and in salford is rogerjohnson, where more details have been given abou