mikael lundberg joint two time leader alberto contador at the front.er alberto contador at the front. frome keptjabbing away with fabio aru. it has become a race rather than a progression. the fans out in force on bastille day. a home favourite during the breakaway, leading over the big climb. the race leaders would not catch them. fighting it out on the descent of the finish. neither could gain an advantage. a four way battle for the overall lead. fabio aru hung on to follow chris froome over the line. the italian with a six second lead. we will see where they are the legacy to hold on until paris. write a great feeling to go out there and race for the win, as opposed to racing defensively, having the pressure on defending the jersey. felt quite nice to have the shoe on the other foot. celtic have beaten linfield to nil in their champions league qualifier first legs. the match was moved to friday, so it didn't clash with the marching season, and celtic declined to take up their ticket allocation amid safety concerns. but the visitors were 2—0 up after

correspondent: on the relatively short 100 kilometer slog, alberto caught the door -- alberto contadoreading the group. but the colombian putting himself back in contention. the yellow jersey holder two minutes adrift on the climb. but another rider would steal the glory in the sprint finish, barguil to become in the first -- to become the first frenchman in 12 years to win a stage on france's national bastille day holiday. fabio aru coasting home. now only eight of them separated by only two minutes in the battle for ultimate glory. aru holds a six second advantage. sarah: we will leave you with one of the more lighthearted moments from bastille day celebrations in paris. the marching band launching into an unusual cover of the track "get lucky." watching them the presidents of the france and the united states. see you at the top of the hour. goodbye for now. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] anchor: hi, everyone, and welcome to our highlights show with the best picks of the week.

it was a breakaway at the front with alberto contador, and chris froome keptjabbing away at the backans to enjoy on bastille day, the national day of france, the home favourite joined the breakaway and he led over the last climb. the race leaders would not catch them, chris froome and ten one fought it out but neither could gain an advantage for top —— fabio aru. team sky's position was strengthened. fabio aru followed chris froome across the line and so the accounting keeps his six second lead and we will see if he has the legs to make it all the way to paris —— and so the italian. it was quite a great feeling, to have to go out there and try to race for the win. as opposed to race defensively and having the pressure of defending thejersey, defensively and having the pressure of defending the jersey, it felt nice to have the shoe on the other foot. and now we have football. starting with a big match in belfast where linfield are taking on celtic in a champions league qualifier. the match was moved to friday, so it didn't clash with the marching season, and celtic declined to take up