i think they light up the hearts and minds of the people in amsterdam.s really a nice thing to see — all the works of art coming to life, towards the months of december and january. i think what's new this year in the festival is the way you can approach the works of art. you can use the boat, making a beautiful boat tour. but you also can bike around town, you can walk around town. we've really made different routes to experience all the different works of art. it's nice to see all those installations of light, but the importance of darkness, the importance of rest, of not being part of the system, is, of course, very, very much there are as well. it's been quite a long project, actually. it started — i had the idea a whole year ago now. so you can enter from anywhere in the world. you submit a kind of — it literally could be a sketch on a napkin or you could really work it up to a visual, as long as the idea is there. i think there were about 600 entries this year, they get whittled down to about 100 and then from that they go through a next round ofju

certainly one of many don't know how al-jazeera budapest architects some across the globe are in amsterdam competing for design glory at the world architecture festival event recognizes some of the best buildings and future projects in the world and as there is any barker reports from amsterdam where the overall winner has been i'm back. this is the worldbuilding of the year the company admiralty in singapore it's a vertical village for the elderly with care facility shops and lush gardens all under one roof it sets an example for what's possible in of the sprawling cities it's an attempt to create a community of senior citizens who live in social housing but rather than being isolated in a little sort of elders ghetto they'll be part of a very vibrant mixed news he mixed use development more than two thousand architects gathered in amsterdam to exchange ideas that's a lot of fashionable spectacles. among them one of the most distinguished designers in the world and british architect david who doesn't wear glasses architecture is a kind of tribe is like a sort of no camp. jays work include

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i think they light up the hearts and minds of the people in amsterdam.rds the months of december and january. i think what's new this year in the festival is the way you can approach the works of art. you can use the boat, making a beautiful boat tour. but you also can bike around town, you can walk around town. we've really made different routes to experience all the different works of art. it's nice to see all those installations of light, but the importance of darkness, the importance of rest, of not being part of the system, is, of course, very, very much there are as well. music plays. it's been quite a long project, actually. it started — i had the idea a whole year ago now. so you can enter from anywhere in the world. you submit a kind of — it literally could be a sketch on a napkin or you could really work it up to a visual, as long as the idea is there. i think there were 600 entries this year, they get whittled down to about 100 and then from that, they go through a next round ofjudging and then they pick the final pieces to light up the city.

i have in the gallery today an ex—colleague from amsterdam where i worked for a ba kery amsterdam wheredients company. someone whose friendship was formed from our time in amsterdam and that is a celebration of the success and opportunities that eu membership gave to all of us. that right to live and work across the eu is to be ended as a rightfully next—generation and that automatic right to benefit from career opportunities to be removed. opportunities to benefit from an inclusive europe, swap for the constraints of an inward looking united kingdom. iwill give constraints of an inward looking united kingdom. i will give way. constraints of an inward looking united kingdom. i will give waylj thank my honourable friend forgiving way. most people in this chamber now my husband is german but not what not all them will know ...you not all them will know you are watching bbc news, we have been live in the house of commons for hours of political drama this evening. you can watch the debate continuing on the bbc parliament channel. good evening. the government has been defeated three times in

the barca al-jazeera amsterdam it's time for another short break when we come back fun violence in argentina see spain being chosen to host the cup on the tourist final but the two finalists appealed against the move to madrid that's coming up a pawn in a sport in that state. talk about time for the sport is cool. thank you very much defending champions cameroon have been stripped of the hosting rights for next year's africa cup of nations after a meeting of the continent's football confederation and gonna have announced an actor on friday that compliance conditions had not been met by cameroon those include delays with construction as well as an escalation of the violence in the southwest the northwest of the country now two of the planned venues a new bidding process has been opened with morocco seen as favorites to host next summer's torment well earlier i spoke to african football rights and gary al smith who was one of the journalists out the meeting in our current he said cameron had fallen victim to the expansion of the tournament from sixteen to twenty four teams also want to come in

i was in a bar in amsterdam.rs. >> seth: yes. >> yeah. >> seth: yeah. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> by the way, you learned everything you know from comedy, you learn in amsterdam. >> seth: that's true. i have a real -- there's a dutch chord to everything i do. >> yes. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> yes. so you learned -- you mastered your skills. and you got back to the states, made the big bucks and became famous. >> seth: yeah. >> so you owe the dutch tax authorities a lot of money. >> seth: i have to pay taxes -- >> yes. >> seth: -- on my success? because -- >> yes. >> seth: well, that doesn't seem fair. >> they wanted me to give you this letter. [ laughter ] no, but i was -- yeah, so i was at this bar. and it was happy hour. and it was a very crowded bar. so i was standing with my back against the bar. and there was this guy passing by from one side of the room to the other. and he was -- well, he recognized me when he was right here. so this is not a nice moment to get recognized. and he -- and maybe you recogni

six months after his death my wife and i were in amsterdam staying at the amsterdam hilton the same place john and yoko stayed i said we should have a bed in to protest they were protesting the vietnam war i wanted to protest justice scalia's death. that she said to me what you to try some him up in one paragraph just write one paragraph summing up the man. so that's what i did. it ended up being the second paragraph of the book but the first paragraph goes like this. a one sentence paragraph. incident scalia was a man of strong likes and dislikes. one is that he embellish long paragraphs and single sentence once. that was the first. then comes the ended up being broken up but this is actually one paragraph initially and what i wrote in the amsterdam hilton with my bed in protest. a once conservative nonconformist temperamental but companionable the admiring of this study is a passionate but conscious thoughtful but unremarkable rotund but athletic competitive but compassionate serious but impish at terms he could be jovial demanding and forgiving curmudgeonly resigned tenacious stubborn

the trading of the shares of the east india company was done in london and amsterdam. the largest dealers earthy spanish and jewish communities that existed in london at the time. most of the traitors in the stock market were jewish firms. ricardo was probably the second greatest british economist. his family was dealers in the stock of the east india company. that is how they make their money. the company was a speculative entity. the government. trusted. third regarded it as a source of disaster. he was worried about its servants in india. -- in the 1770's, there is a series of scandals reported on in the british press. probably the second most senior man in the british government at the time referred to it as the damned east india company. the british government wanted to reform it. they thought it was heading to disaster. they thought it could help the french reclaim india. the british were concerned more than anything else over another france. they were worried that there would be a continental war, between france and russia, in which britain would be forced to in

europe's major capitals are lighting up for the christmas season and the dutch city of amsterdam is no different more on that story at the top of today's express. it. comes to terms like festival kicked off on thursday some forty light installations illuminate the city center and its many can else one of the works on show is based on vincent van gogh his famous painting starry night. visitors going to experience the light art works on foot or by coach last year around a million people flocked to the amsterdam white festival. the exhibition leonardo da vinci's the faces of genius opened its doors in madrid on thursday the renaissance man's works are being shown in two venues. house and the national library in sketches models and paintings are on display. this will be the first of many exhibit issues in the coming months being held to mark the five hundredth anniversary on may the second twenty nineteen of the italian geniuses death. works from photographer jules sartoris photo arc project are currently on display at the core door to gallery in lisbon the animals depicted are threatened

last year around a million people flocked to the amsterdam white festival. the exhibition leonardo jump. faces of genius opened its doors in madrid on thursday the renascence man's works are being shown in two venues. on the national library sketches models and paintings are on display this will be the first of many submissions in the coming months being held to mark the five hundredth anniversary on may the second twenty nineteen of the italian geniuses. works from photographer joel sartoris photo ark project are currently under splay at the core door to gallery in lisbon the animals depicted are threatened with extinction so torrie has traveled to more than forty countries in the last two decades to photograph these creatures these are carville eventually feature portraits of an estimated twelve thousand species he says photo or will document the animal's existence and inspire people to save them. flyers and photographs the pilot an aerial photographer has been flying his plane over western germany for thirty years now capturing neighborhoods and the count

morning from warsaw where performing here tonight before and our last night tomorrow morning we had to amsterdam and that's real life as an orchestra musician so you also have to deal with you know balancing your tie and then she. yeah but i feel really extremely privileged to have the opportunity to be a part of this ensemble many people have described it as the best possible and vaster of the e.u. we want peace in europe we want to work together we want the future to be a safe place for everyone i think that's that's what we stand for. i'm good. lists. lists lists lists. lists . the book. club. the be . the be. the be. thank . you. on. the. humax highlights. the. last of the best slab. this week and johnson never gets enough last. slice stomping around. the highlights oh the lights come on w. . every journey begins with the first step and every language is the first word political nico he's in germany. why not learn with him for the first time. to stuff it's simple minded on your mobile and free. t.w. zealand in course. german made easy. her first day of school in the jungle. first camillus of

amsterdam right now on average it takes 20 seconds to get through. here to be able to be a board especially if there is a no deal because britain will be treated as a third country. more intensive checks. businesses, that means much bigger checks to the companies, that will cost businesses. finally, the airlines themselves. there is something called the single flight agreement. you can set off and return in any part of europe, you can set off on british airways or easyj et can set off on british airways or easyjet in athens and land in milan and you don't have to start or stop in the uk and that would end. for example, easyjet are taking their headquarters to vienna, because they realise if they are a british owned company, they will lose access to europe. the eu are saying this is the worst case scenario and their mantra is that they are preparing for the worst and still hoping for a deal. thank you very much. this lets talk more about what a business here is saying about it. business groups are urging politicians to prevent britain leaving the euro

flights have been diverted as far away as paris and amsterdam. has apologised to travellers, but said safety was its foremost priority. the police are hunting for the operators of the two drones, which they say are being flown deliberately around gatwick. 0ur news correspondent navtej johal is at gatwick. yes, 110,000 passengers and 760 flights were expected to be coming into and going out from gatwick today. that of course will not be happening now but it gives an idea of the scale of this disruption, and it could not have come at a worse time. just five days before christmas, one of the busiest periods of the year for people to be travelling. the christmas getaway at a standstill. since 9pm last night, these have been the scenes at the uk's second—busiest airport. the stories of stranded passengers reverberating around the terminals. a bbc employee, who was inside gatwick airport, showed just how busy it is. ok, so this is the beginning of the queue here at gatwick airport. i'm going to walk round and see how long it takes to get to the end of

shareholders representing almost half of outstanding shares your own next which operates furs and paris amsterdam brussels london lisbon and dublin that also boris position in seafood derivatives and oil services and shipping attractive. the royal bank of scotland r.b.s. has applied for a german banking license ahead of brags that that would help the bank retain its clients in the e.u. if britain crashes out of the block without a deal the move would affect its subsidiary nat west and expand its branch in germany's financial capital frankfurt r.b.s. already has a license to operate in the netherlands more than thirty u.k. financial firms have applied for a banking licenses ahead of britain's scheduled exit from the european union in march. now in recent weeks violent clashes between police and yellow vests protesters have prevented prisons from getting their christmas shopping done with big shopping centers boarded up on saturdays retail losses have run into several billion euros but this monday a yuletide low in hostilities has allowed businesses to open up to try to recoup some of their losses.

many planes diverted to manchester and heathrow and paris and amsterdam.se ministry deploying equipment to track down the drone's operator. so far, no leads. what a mess. >> what a mess, you are right, to say the least. >>> 68 million people under flood watches across the eastern u.s. with the storm system moving through. it may mess up your holiday weekend travel plans. here is meteorologist derek van dam. >> good morning, alison and dave. unfortunately mother nature has terrible timing this year. we have the busiest travel day of the year taking place today and the major east coast storm causing travel headaches from new england to the southeast. you see on the map all the rain and storms associated with the system from the ohio river valley and atlantic coastline. there could be travel delays at the airports as well. we have 70 million americans under flood watches this morning including boston and philly. we could see 2 to 4 inches of rainfall in the next 24 hours. just outside of new york city where you see the shading of yellow and orange. in terms o

with the fruitful interaction between the mayflower on the one hand and the jewish communities of amsterdam and frankfurt on the other. as i was quite struck as i walked down the street to see the plaque on of side of the spanish synagogue which i hadn't seen before and refers back to the early history of jewish communities in new york and refers to the arrival of the so-called jewish mayflower of 1654. oddly enough, actually later on in the talk i'll be referring to something quite similar and there are some connections to the boston tea party. i'll keep you in suspense about what that is. but indeed, i say there were some strange affinities and personal connections between some of the people involved, tangientally. i'm here to speak about it on the british point of view and what place did it have on british politics it had at the time. we might start with the kind of comments made at the time by famous britains about the american columnists and of course where better to start than with dr. johnson speaking in 1769. sir, said samuel johnson, americans are a race of convicts, in order to be

representing almost top of the outstanding shares your antics which operates abortionists in paris amsterdam brussels london this has been and dublin said it found also bars position in seafood derivatives and oil services and shipping attractive. german luxury carmaker b.m.w. has been fined ten million dollars by south korean authorities they say the comical was too slow to recall recall they calls affected by a faulty engine but b.m.w. may have bigger worries than just the fine it now also faces a criminal investigation. south korea's transport ministry wants prosecutors to investigate german carmaker b.m.w. it says it has evidence the author john took its time to form authorities of a forty car engine b.m.w. known b.m.w. said it recognized the correlation between the defect in the exhaust and the fire on its vehicles only on july twenty twenty eighteen but the company's headquarters formed a task force in october twenty fifteen to resolve the problem of the fort and embarked on the measures to minimize the risk of fire including changing the vehicle design from sun to one you put up more

netflix is based in amsterdam where the dutch have got a double dutch light touch tax regime.ork for netflix in this country, if they take billions? 14 people. good luck to the authorities. it is a lot of profit andi authorities. it is a lot of profit and i do think this whole story plays into the idea that if you‘ve got a lot of money, you continue to make a lot of money by having very good tax lawyers and systems for finding the best way of working your way through tax regulations. exactly. you are always going to find the best way. if the question marks over these corporations, is the least launches investigations. that is a much bigger question. i have got a friend who works for a charity. she went to see the health secretary the day. she got the impression that the government couldn‘t think of anything else, education, schools, defence, because all the energy in the room is being sucked out by brexit. i know what that‘s like, insufficient bandwidth. we are talking about the duke and duchess of sussex, it‘s a fabrication, is viewed as is rumoured to be happening between ka

and if it hadn't been traced near the university medical center say in amsterdam i wouldn't be sitting here today the damage to my brain would have been so serious that i might not have made it worse you could be in the station so i think it's. a question i couldn't speak to you as i had to learn basic things again from scratch. without the strength of my wife by my side without margarita but i wouldn't write it off if she hadn't been there as my reason to live i would have given up and had to. have the drama. was soon back in his studio and just a few months off to be an accident he was back on stage. just gets. there wasn't like my d.j. sets were part of a therapy plan or something not at all. but it was really important for me to have this goal to set myself a deadline like by that day i want to be back on stage and start. now his in his late forty's just as much as ever. the secret to his ongoing success. garnered about women i think one of the reasons i'm still on the scene is that i'm authentic us that i only do what i stand by musically. i don't succumb to any pressure to confor

. >> reporter: lounges like this one have been popular in amsterdam since the 1970s.ies are hoping to be just as popular in the united states. the city was among the first in the state to allow for what basically amounts to a cigar bar for cannabis, specially designed vents are required to keep the air clean and circulating. around the corner from barbary coast the bloom room, mostly resemb resembling amsterdam's shops. >> we have a full vapor lounge where mens are invited to use our volcano vaporizer. we have a dad bar during the dad bar hours. it is a safe place for people to medicate. >> reporter: at urban phar there's a steam funk vibe. >> ladies and gentlemen. >> reporter: and they're yucking it up with comedy nights every week in their gitty-up lounge. >> i can feel it again, right? >> every day we get a new waive of customers that have never been in a dispensary. now i feel that the taboo is getting lifted, there's a lot of opportunity. >> reporter: an opportunity that now has a global reach. >> so here in san francisco, smoking this joint, this is like an achi

flights have been diverted as far away as paris and amsterdam.pologised to travellers, but said safety was its "foremost priority." a massive police operation is in place to hunt down the operators of the two drones, which they say are being flown deliberately around gatwick. 0ur news correspondent, navtej johal, reports. the christmas getaway at a standstill. since nine o'clock last night, these have been the scenes at the uk's second busiest airport. the stories of stranded passengers reverberating around the terminals. a bbc employee who is inside gatwick airport showed just how busy it is. players have been suspended since last night, when at least one drone, possibly two, was spotted above the airfield. there are people passing out in the terminal where it is hot. yes, it isjust a bit of a shame really. you would think and airport of this size would have some sort of contingency plan to cope with a drone. i would have imagined it would be better security in place and emergency action for something like that. amid the confusion, police even b

passengers, some of whom are stranded in paris and amsterdam, the situation may dire, but the airlinesed to complete their journey. people will get involved in slightly long and convoluted janet and it must be stressed that the airline cancels your flight is responsible for getting you to your destination as swiftly as possible, evenif destination as swiftly as possible, even if they have to pay money to another airline to do it. as pie to continue to be diverted, delayed or cancelled, at least staff and passengers are trying their best to keep each other‘s spirits up. asi as i mentioned, police have now made a formal request for military assistance, underlining the seriousness of this incident. meanwhile, the advice from the airport remains the same as it has throughout most of today which is to check the status of your flight before troubling here. don't come here unless you have checked what is going on with your plight first. we understand that flight are expected to be cancelled until at least 7pm although that has not been confirmed officially by the airport. in the last hour bri

visited the site in 2003 and we went to amsterdam and elsewhere. there is a little bit of an illusion. chronic injector, a injector is injecting multiple times a day. they are in a day care facility receiving government heroin paid for by taxpayers and it questions the constraints of citizenship. how free is this person who is now dependent on the heroin thus of -- that society is applying? the are still at risk from drug itself. under the circumstance, that seems to me to not be a free citizen but a citizen on a leash. can they drive school buses? participate in flying an aircraft? can they have professional lives? no. they are disabled because of the drug use that we are trying to get them free of. would you want this for your own family members? biteare being warehoused being given government-sponsored heroin to keep them from disrupting the local neighborhood. they go out into the community and hold other kinds of jobs. they are not driving buses. alex: i see a lot of stigma attached to what you're saying. a lot of people are on various medicat

david: well, we have seen that -- i have visited the site in 2003 and we went to amsterdam saw suchge facility -- facilities before. there is a little bit of an illusion. a heroin injector, a chronic injector is injecting multiple times a day. basically, they are in a daycare facility receiving government heroin paid for by taxpayers and it questions the constraints of citizenship. how free is this person who is now dependent on the heroin that society is applying? multiple times a day they are having to inject, and they are still at risk from the drug itself. under the circumstance, that seems to me to not be a free citizen but a citizen on a leash. but these people -- are these people able to drive school buses? participate in flying an aircraft? have professional lives? no, they are disabled because of the drug use that we are trying to get them free of. is this a policy would want for your sister, your son, your own family member, being warehoused bite being given government-sponsored heroin to keep them from disrupting the local neighborhood. lenny: no, they go out into the commu

the new york amsterdam news and african-american newspaper writes an open letter to jesse owens and other athletes, saying if they want to strike a blow against racism here at home, then they have to protest by not going to the games. what you see with an african-american community, jewish american communities is a divide on how to respond to nazi -- nazi is him -- nazi is m. others say the best way to m is medals. is of course it doesn't work out that way. what you see is the nazi propaganda machine has an explanation for everything. version some version of african-american -- they can spin anything anything that happens to serve their aims. the american olympic committee, who will then later be the head of the international of the committee. they have some deeply held anti-semitic ideas. what he articles -- what he argues his radical -- and that is coded language for jews pushing a boycott. and brundage ultimately wins the day. he goes over to germany to inspect and check whether jewish athletes are being treated fairly under the regime. he's never allowed to talk to a athlete without a

but maybe coupon doesn't have long to lingen he's coaching for new locations in amsterdam and just after thirty seven years he still happy to share his passion for modernise. we'd like you to share your favorite suite with us at euro max on our website didn't we don't call him slash lifestyle you can get in touch with us and reveal what your guilty pleasure is around christmas time i most enjoy the typical german roasted almonds that you can get at any christmas markets take part and you can win a custom duramax wrist watch while we round off today's show with a visit to a place that's better than new york city at least that's what photography fun i've been slaving thinks when he was offered a job in the big apple he turned it down to stay in the northern german state of start at age seventy seven he's still working there and we visit him at his latest exhibition. has been christian. passion for more than sixty years. i only do what i like what's fun. the photographer is a star on the international scene and has won more than for his work. his current exhibition. in time also shows pictu

we went to amsterdam and saw such facilities. a bit of an illusion what happens. a heroin injector is a long-term chronic heroin injectors and checking multiple times a day. basically there in a day care facility receiving government heroin, paid for by taxpayers, and that really questions or constraints heroin injectors and checking or citizenship. how free is this person who is now an on-air one, society is supplying? multiple times a a data having to inject and they're still live us drug itself. under the circumstance this seems to be not be a free citizen. that seems to be a citizen on a leash. by the end able to drive school buses, to participate flying an aircraft? that professionalize? no. because are dependent basically disabled under the drug use were trying to get them free from. as is the policy would want for your sister, for your son, for your own family members but they are being warehoused effectively somewhere like given government sponsored heroin was to keep them from disrupting the local neighborhood. >> they go out in the community and hold of

and designer marcel vanda shows us his amsterdam we visited violinist and conductor under real in moscow fashion designer live any of you a jockey in rome and star architect david chipperfield in the german capital. in twenty eighteen several countries celebrated the centenary of their existence among them austria which has a rich culture that encompasses timeless classical music by i'm a day a small tot color and really highlights like wienerschnitzel and much much more not to mention it's gorgeous. countryside. in november lanphier turned one hundred as well it declared its independence in one thousand nine hundred eighteen numerous events like the song and dance festival were held throughout twenty eight hundred in honor of the anniversary. poland meanwhile regained its independence in november one thousand nine hundred eighteen so from there to november twenty eighth was full of joyous celebrations. speaking of celebrations britain's prince charles marked his seventieth birthday in november. he's now old enough to retire. even though he's still waiting to become king. final night one

passengers have been left facing long delays and flights have been diverted as far away as paris and amsterdamk has apologised for any inconvenience but said safety was its foremost priority. firstly, i'd like to apologise to all of the passengers who have been disrupted by this irresponsible act. at nine o'clock last night, a drone was seen by two different members of staff, and since then that drone has appeared and reappeared all through the night. we reopened at 3am for 45 minutes, but then the drone reappeared again, and so the airport is closed now. there is a drone on the airfield, as we speak, and the police, 20 police units, are looking to bring that perpetrator to justice. five years imprisonment is the punishment for this act. it's thought 597 homeless people died in england and wales in 2017, according to figures just released. the data, released by the office for national statistics for the first time, shows an increase of 24% over five years. the work and pensions secretary, amber rudd, has suggested that a second referendum could become a plausible way forward if parliament rema

in a few weeks when the new year starts, some of the destinations selected, new delhi, seoul, amsterdame airline celebrated that announcement with a poll indonesian theme party at s.f.o. >> it was one year today that san francisco lost a cherished leader. former mayor ed lee, his sudden passing came as a shock. today friends, family and fellow advocates spoke glowingly about the impact he had on the city. nbc bay area sam brock joins us live from city hall where a special ceremony took place on the mayor's balcony. sam. >> reporter: janelle, good evening. i was there last year. it was just a mood of not just grief, but a total loss for words. this year, a celebration of mayor lee's life, not just for what he did inside of those halls, but for the time and the energy that he poured into achieving social justice outside of them. ♪ over the rainbow ♪ >> reporter: through song and story and stately ceremony, san francisco honored former mayor ed lee. >> who rode around with a broom and a shovel in the trunk of his car. >> reporter: a man who wore many hats in a lifetime, dedicated to public

also the week that audi and airbus showed off a flying taxi concept at a show amsterdam. far away. something which is definitely far away is nasa's insight rover which touched down this week on the surface of mars. cue excited scenes from nasa employees and as it began its mission to study the red planet's interior and even take a cheeky selfie or two. it's not quite robocop but tokyo can still boast its very own patrol droid, helping keeping the peace at seibu shinjuku station. called persuesbot, it uses ai and access to the station's security cameras to look for suspicious activity such as unexpected bags. and finally, more mecha news. a restaurant in kathmandu, nepal has gone completely digital with orders placed by touchscreen, and food delivered by robot waiters. fantastic news for skinflints. i suspect these guys won't be tipping. i'm lucy and this is my guide dog, olga. i'm a youtuber, freelance journalist and disability rights advocate, and as a blind woman, i use apps to help me with everyday tasks, in order to be as independent as possible. and today we're going

amsterdam the first legs of the matches will be played in mid february. on sundays but it's like action or be let's say hammered minds to keep their place in the top four as so often with the bulls this season it was their strong attack that helped them walk down another three point. six regular attackers use of couse and t.-mo vana were back in the starting line up unlike at their midweek europa league match and they went right on the offensive house and opening the scoring in the fourteen minutes. getting to kevin couples cross just before their minds defender. leipsic pressed finds deep in their own half and sprang into action when they won the ball by team obana setting up house and to make it two nil only five minutes later his second of the day and eight of the season. shortly before half time the visitors finally created a chance and cut the money see both hit the target in the face of some sloppy leipzig defending that score encouraged minds to be bolder going forward but it opened up a lot of space for leipsic to counter attack team over making i