arsenal!ian girls. this is zaatari refugee camp in jordan, just 12 kilometres from the syrian border. this camp is huge. it's home to 80,000 syrian refugees. it's the size of a small city. it's split into districts, there are schools, a hospital and thousands of shops. this place is well organised, but it has problems. children end up in early marriages, in child labour. kids don't get to be kids here as much. on top of that, they're often traumatised by the war that pushes them here. 2—1, ref. drew tyler is one of the coaches who is moving tojordan for six weeks to train permanent coaches out here. this whole coaching programme has been built over 18 months, in london. arsenal working together with save the children's psychologists. built into it is teaching on teamwork, coping with stress, communication, conflict management and, crucially, it gives young players role models. and think about what other emotions you experience on the football pitch and how you might be able to show that, in yo

they shout: arsenal!e designed to help children traumatised by war. this camp is huge. it's home to 80,000 syrian refugees, it's the size of a small city. the place is well organised but it has problems. children end up in early marriages and child labour. good, mohammed. .. the training programme teaches children about their rights, about teamwork, resilience, and gives them vital role models. it's also about letting them just be kids. save the children's psychologists worked with arsenal, who already do community work in north london. fleeing conflict from syria and living in a refugee camp with 80,000 people is very different from a young person growing up on an estate here, very different, but some of the approaches and responses are really simple. it's about belonging to something positive, it's about having a sense of purpose, trusting staff, there's trusted adults that do have an understanding of what they are going through. in jordan, per mertesacker meets mohammed, a syrian refugee who fled when

arsenal have room for one more, with a result of breaching the tide defence to make it 4—0.id have a final show of defiance. through his left foot and then they made it 4—2 with a final kick of the game. but it's the gunners who start theircampaign game. but it's the gunners who start their campaign with a victory. chelsea travel to greece without even hazard after the belgian complained of tiredness. so who will they turn to to provide the spark? well william is not a bad replacement and he's not a bad finisher either. 1—0, seven minutes gone. one finisher either. i—o, seven minutes gone. one man who could do with a goal is overall, he scored one this season goal is overall, he scored one this season and he was this close to number two. a new style of play which is easy on the eye, chelsea struggled to double their lead. the linesman got in the way of morata's moments with another grand showing he was at least level. he is named after the sister of alexander the great but surely he wouldn't have approved of this conflict between them. that continued on until after them. tha

arsenal secure three points on home soil. saving face...points for the first time this season... and who will face anthony joshua next — as he looks to become the undisputed heavyweight champion? hello and good evening. just two games in the premier league today but arsenal were made to work hard for their 2—nil win over everton at the emirates this afternoon. but the result makes it five consecutive wins for unai emery‘s side — and puts them back in the top six. j0e lynskey was watching. everton barely ever beat arsenal but here they have a cautious approach. the away side was first stopped by legs and then fingertips. it was an oppressive everton play but nothing to show for it. —— an impressive. this kind of quality looks good in any year. pushing on, the key could be in combinations. a man makes goals look equally established. everton felt hard done by especially at the replays. the off—site finish should not have said. enough to make it four wins. with every... the good times of the past could be on the way back. we wa nt we want to wi

it's all change at the top at arsenal.azidis, is stepping down to take up a similar role at ac milan. it comes just a few months after overseeing arsene wenger‘s departure from the club after 22 years and and appointing his successor unai emery. here's our sports correspondent natalie pirks... this has been rumbling on all summer, to be honest. he told arsenal in august of a c milan's interest in him. they have been taken over interest in him. they have been ta ken over by interest in him. they have been taken over by a billionaire american hedge fund owner. he has finally confirmed, after weeks of speculation, he will be leaving for the sleeping giants. the deal could be very lucrative for him. it's reported that you'll get a significant salary increase. and he could also get an equity share in a cmilan, could also get an equity share in a c milan, something he would never get at arsenal. it looks like his first day will be in december. he has released an emotionally charged statement today when he said this was the harde

after a difficult start to the season, arsenal are finding their feet.et. adam wild, bbc news. celtic have made their worst start to a premiership season since 1998. the scottish champions lost 2—1 in injury time at kilmarnock. stuart findlay scored the winner at rugby park to see killie climb to fifth above celtic on goal difference. they are six points behind leaders hearts. rangers are second after beating stjohnstone 5—1. england's netballers have finished second in the quad series after beating south africa. the roses came from behind in the final minutes of the game to win 45—112 in melbourne. they were runners—up to australia, equalling their best finish in the tournament. don't forget, there's much more on the bbc sport website, but that's all the sport for now. tiger woods has the lead at the tour championship, looking for his first tournament win in five years. 0lly, many thanks for that. that's it. i'll be back with the late news at 10:15 tonight. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. hello. this is bbc news. motor racing is one of

and research facilities of this type for arsenals and. it should include securing. in addition, there is a pressing need to pursue negotiations with nuclear weapon states in order to ensure that they rule out effectively and genuinely the option of using nuclear weapons. that must also be taken to ensure the nuclear arsenals are secured and the rights of all parties to make peaceful use of nuclear energy must be recognized and upheld. finally, the republic of equatorial guinea is alarmed because the united nations seems to be in a paradoxical situation . there seems to be a disconnect between steps taken here in this house and actions taken by some states claiming their off rept, which is undermining what should be an angst of partnership and solidarity. two days ago, we had and extreme ly summit to remember the extraordinary african leader, nelson mandela, and we spoke out to reject confrontation and war. to live up to his lega sane living up to the legacy of nelson mandela, we expect that we might be taking the world to peace, security

alexander lacazette scored arsenal's winning goal as they beat cardiff 3—2.pite twice giving away the lead. it was one all when pierre emerick aubamayang put the visitors ahead for the second time in the match, and it was quite a strike. but arsenal's frail defence was again exposed when danny ward pulled his side level. it was left to lacazette to smash home arsenal's third and that was enough to give unai emery his first away win of the season. it was a surprise, every match here is difficult. and we play the match for many times with dark person, and today i am happy because i think the team, they are doing but his step. steven gerrard's unbeaten run as rangers manager ended with defeat in his first old firm derby. celtic were one nil winners at parkhead, with victory providing a much needed boost for brendan rodgers after an underwhelming start to the season. chris maclaughlin reports. a fixture that really needs a subplot, brought together and divided by glasgow. he said he was ready for the toughest of tests but at the very start, his plans are battered

arsenal begin their european adventure later on thursday.ted in the europa league after reaching the semi—finals last season under arsene wenger. perhaps their new head coach unai emery is the man to take them all the way, he led sevilla to an unprecedented three straight europa league titles between 2014 and 2016. arsenal's first match is against ukrainian outfit vorskla poltava. in my career, the ambition is very important for continuing improving and continuing finding the objective in my career personally and also with the team. i want every title, to play for... going for one to win. —— going for wa nt to going for one to win. —— going for want to win. the grand finale of golf‘s fedex cup on the pga tour, the tour championship, gets underway in the coming hours at east lake in atlanta, georgia. world number onejustin rose and american bryson dechambeau are in pole position for the 10 million dollar prize. it will be the first time tiger woods has played in the tournament for five years. to be able to have played this well and after comi

will become arsenal's new managing director. now to a shocking story from the world of golf one of europe's top amateur female players has been murdered on a golf course in the united states twenty two year old spanish players celie about kin the european ladies' amateur champion was found dead close to her abandoned golf bag at coldwater gulf links in ames iowa where she was a university student. there is a call from her throughout our lives where part of. our song. on the clarke says no one ever found anyone that was the nine one one call to police to locating the body quickly determined she'd been stabbed to death they've charged a twenty two year old homeless man collin daniel richards with first degree murder richard had several fresh scratches on his face consistent with a fight and he was attempting conceal laceration on his left hand during his search of the tent and sharan area a black backpack was located with two pairs of shorts with stains that tested positive for the presence of human blood and knife was also recove

they shout: arsenal!rogramme teaches children about their rights, about teamwork, resilience, and gives them vital role models. it‘s also about letting them just be kids. save the children‘s psychologists worked with arsenal, who already do community work in north london. fleeing conflict from syria and living in a refugee camp with 80,000 people is very different from a young person growing up on an estate here, very different, but some of the approaches and responses are really simple. it's about belonging to something positive, it's about having a sense of purpose, trusting staff, there's trusted adults that do have an understanding of what they are going through. in jordan, per mertesacker meets mohammed, a syrian refugee who fled when he was just nine. what does football mean to him, like...? she translates: it's my life. have you seen your son, like, playing, and how good he is, skilful? the whole family fled. they don‘t know what‘s going on at home. they don‘t know how long they‘re going to live he

there were goals at arsenal as they beat everton 2—0. adam wild watched both games.this season they and west ham could scarcely feel further apart. there's been precious little to cheer at the london stadium of late. still, west ham fans are not without hope. michail antonio almost offering them some reward. chelsea, by contrast, have had a perfect start of the season, was incredibly denied here by the face of fabianski you. having saved the game with one head they should have won it with another. andriy yarmolenko with a glaring miss, these london rivals won't be separated. just down the road there we re separated. just down the road there were goals but against everton, arsenal were made to wait. when it came it was worth it. alexandre la cazette's came it was worth it. alexandre lacazette's finish was quite brilliant and having found one, arsenal's second follows within moments. the ball eventually finding its way to pierre—emerick aubameyang and, after a difficult start the season are finding their feet. adam wild, bbc news. celtic have made their worst start to

saying that north korea has a roadmap to move towards giving up its nuclear arsenal that's probably the most important part he says he has seen this road map i'm sure though everybody else the united states north korea's neighbors everybody else would also like to see this road map because again we are sadly short on details about how this would be given up we've heard that the nuclear facilities would be decommissioned but there's been no mention about how and when the nuclear arsenal will be surrendered and as yet as far as we know we still don't actually have an inventory from the north koreans about what is inside their nuclear arsenal but both leaders here certainly very encouraged certainly saying that this is a new era for the korean peninsula a great development according to. a dream come true he says and most importantly as well we are likely to see for the first time ever from a north korean leader kim jong un traveling south to visit sold some time before the end of this year and rob while we wait for those very important details on denuclearization the agreement they say see

the more this touches more people, the more doses they have and they increase their arsenals. a too must have that for their security. it is indeed the reality that we are facing today. the proliferation of mass destruction is forcing great threats to peace and security. from the iranian nuclear issues to the issue in the uk. the risk is become one of the biggest challenges of our time. the weapons of mass destruction nonproliferation and the concerns is at the highest level since the end of the world for. we believe it is absolutely vital that we comprehensively address the risk of operation. there is no other option but to strive to find [ indiscernible ] to's -- to try to find a resolution to some of the most difficult issues we face at the moment. we evolve have been observing the developments between you, mr. president, and mr. kim jong un. the outcome has given us some chance of hope to work toward the denuclearization of the northern peninsula and the advancement of peace and north asia. because of you mr. hunt -- mr. president, there is hope of some piece when there ha

nuclear arsenal. so while that is allowed under new start to build new weapon what does he mean by strengthen and expand? he make senator the best education in relation to the nuclear arsenal going forward was a mutt was released in -- january as a mentioned previously. >> on strengthen and expand looking at that modern resilience to deter attack or aggression against the united states. and in connection with nuclear forces. and to preserve the efficacy of our capability all of our efforts related to modernization of our capability while we proceed with the theory reduction with that p-uppercase-letter is job number one so what is the big arms control issues were discussed? >> senator i know the topic was raised that the specifics were not addressed with two nuclear capable country with the arms control topic at the july summit between president trump and president putin was leaked to the press and to extend new start for five years to reaffirm commitments to the inf. can you confirm if putin raised t

counter-attacking is basically a religious from the great manchester united and arsenal sides of the early two thousand right up to your good clubs liverpool the league has always loved a team that goes hell for leather in a time the premier league may be a long way behind a couple of the others when it comes to tick by. many consider it the most exciting league to watch. that's not just about the style life nor is it just about the english. so much of what makes the premier league great is the international element if we're going to talk about players who are far below the premier league i think you have to talk about dennis bergkamp jumpers or. jeremy of course slightly later peter schmeichel you know these are players who in that position were a certain point progress in the world and with today's multinational squads the premier league office football is from abroad more opportunities than any other late forget about gregg said english fans need for and is to keep crossing the channel in the last eight years the player of the season has always been a foreigner and take a look at

and therefore could not increase their arsenal. that would bea increase their arsenal. step. we could a lwa ys be a significant step. we could always wa nt be a significant step. we could always want more, but it is a great step forward. and how much should president moon be credited for revising this process?” president moon be credited for revising this process? i think president moon and south korea deserve a huge amount of credit. they are the ones who really started this process from the beginning. from earlier this year with the 0lympics until now everytime the negotiations have run into trouble has been president moon that has stepped in to fix it. i give a huge amount of credit to president moon. but also to chairman kim and north korea. clearly the energy for this process is coming from the bilateral relationship between south korea and north korea. they are moving this process forward and it looks like they have revived this process from a dead—end process to one that now has some hope again. tom collina speaking to recode a little earlier. speaking at an info

both ac milan and arsenal who are competing in the season's you rope of the composition vino venkatesh will become arsenal's new managing director to the asian champions league now and the iranian team personnel are soaring to the semifinals after beating all the hail of qatar three two an aggregate to hell took a one the first leg advantage to iran and looked sick for a place in the last four when they took an early lead in tehran but personal a staged a dramatic comeback scoring the three goals they needed to advance striker godwin mencia keeping his cool to make the advocates who want to take us. dummys remember qatari side in the semifinals of b s the goal five three on aggregate in their last day time to time champions were leading three one head of those home leg and a two two draw with enough to see us go through. for monopoly player diego maradona has tasted victory in his first match in charge of mexican team daughter stacey in iowa he's players won the second division match for one against or startup or fifty seven year old was appointed at the club last month having managed

i don't think that is part of the policy arsenal at this stage.with chinese holdings is more of a long-term, strategic hedge by diversifying their investment in -- let's call it hard to sovereign securities across the world -- to be less of dollar centric and everything they have got. but i don't think it is part of the policy arsenal to deal with this immediate challenge with the trade war. china so it makes sense, acting in its best interest. u.s. acting, in your opinion, u.s. companies best interest? ttspoke to kevin hasse this morning. u.s. china business council has come up with a survey of its members. 73% of its members doing business in china think this is a problem for them. in terms ofnk chinese retaliatory measures it is. theourse, that will affect access to the chinese market of american goods, and in time, services. also at a deeper level, it poisons relationships. if you are doing business on the china, it does have a carryover affect, as people in chinese corporations get the is problematic to be in long-term business relations with

the united states and russia have embarked on massive programs to modernize their nuclear arsenals. undermining the existing nuclear weapons treaties. the clock ticks now at just three minutes to midnight because international leaders are failing to perform their most important duty ensuring and preserving the health and vitality of human civilization. you. would just leave us alone we've got to deal. with. it when you. put forth of the look of it is that well there was a couple. of bad. it's crucial states and that's. just chill. out. the russian military chats with fourteen people on board missing off the syrian coast during an israeli bombardment in the attack camp robbins. russia and ten kids great to demilitarize say craik to demilitarize and between syrian government forces and militants as a concert terrorist operation is put on hold. president trump stops import tariffs on chinese goods with two hundred billion dollars.

arsenal are up to sixth.heir champions league defeat at liverpool to make it six wins out of six in league 1 with a 3—1win at rennes. 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

nuclear arsenal. while certain life extension programs are allowed under new start, building new weapons and not drawing down the overall number of weapons in our arsenal would go against the treaty. can you clarify the president's position on what he means by strengthen and expand? i blew the best articulation of our policy with respect to our nuclear arsenal going forward can be found in the nuclear posture review released in january. think what we are talking about -- >> could you focus on the strengthen and expand? if it was in the nuclear posture review? what we are looking to do is to have a modern resilience and capable nuclear force that is capable of effectively returning -- deterring attack against the u.s. or our interests. what we are looking at in connection with our nuclear forces is to preserve the efficacy of our deterrent capability. efforts related to modernization of our capabilities while we proceed with the necessary reductions of all of our systems, are done with the view toward

down the road there were goals, but against everton arsenal were made to wait.illiant. having found one, the second followed within moments. eventually getting to aubameyang. after a difficult start to the season, arsenal are finding their feet. adam wild, bbc news. celtic have made their worst start to a premiership season since 1998. the scottish champions lost 2—1 in injury time at kilmarnock. stuart findlay scored the winner at rugby park to see killie climb to fifth above celtic on goal difference. they are six points behind leaders hearts. rangers have jumped to second after beating stjohnstone 5—1. saracens maintained their perfect start to the premiership season as they beat gloucester in convincing fashion to make it four wins out of four. perfect communication between liam williams and alex lozowski helped lozowski towards a superb try to bring the score to 36—3. a gloucester try in the last few seconds of the game brought the final score to 38—15. sarries are a point above last season's beaten finalists exeter at the top of the table, while gloucester

guess you have forgotten about arsenal's slow start to the season.. two in the last nine minutes to beat watford. an own goalfrom craig cathcart, followed two minutes later by a goal from captain mesut ozil. watford sixth, arsenal fifth in the table. it's the first time watford haven't scored this season. left them feeling they'd got nothing for their efforts. the day's results for you... after two losses on the spin everton eased to victory over fulham. newcastle still without a win lost at home to leicester. a fourth win of the season for newly promoted wolves who beat southampton 2—0. and we already know now about chelsea and liverpool, a 1—1 draw there. that is all today's games in there. that is all today's games in the premier league taking care of. manchester city at the top of the table. city, not united. and that daniel sturridge striker liverpool... what a peach. the first goal he has scored from outside the box in years and what a from klopp.|j scored from outside the box in years and what a from klopp. i almost turned over to watch strict

but more ane bay area police officers are adding another critical tool to their arsenal: narcan. >>> well, they carry guns and wear bullet proof vests but many are angtd another critical tool to their arsenal, narcan. >> it's intended to save members of the public but liz wagner spoke to a local officer who owes his life to a fellow deputy who had his back and narcan. >> this is what one dose looks like. easy to use, works like nasal spray and can cost as little as 35 bucks and without it an alameda county narcotics detective wouldn't be here today. just three months after he nearly died in a hayward motel room from an accidental over dose. >> taskforce 3 -- >> it started out like any other day for the members of the alameda narcotics task force. wrong. day i will never forget. >> reporter: this detective had to come back out, lips tingling, eyes burning, covered in sweat. what did it feel like? >> remember grabbing the hotel railing and i remember thinking i can barely hold myself up right now. i felt it taking over my whole body. >> reporter: the sergeant suspected a drug exposure

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so hold on to the nuclear arsenal for as long as possible. and to cash in on his demands from the u.s. side. .hat's the game he will play i will not rule out completely the possibility that he could go .or denuclearization what -- that's what defines the denuclearization of the korean peninsula. the end of the umbrella and a testingto forgo future and using nuclear weapons in the korean peninsula. so, it's not the same kind of denuclearization we were talking about five or 10 years ago. still, i think three months or this is worthwhile. we have think about the price the north korea demands. and if it's justifiable, or if we are better off with one year of denuclearization in return troopsithdrawal of u.s. and all of the things north korea is demanding. this is something we have to think about. i think we should not rule out the possibility of kim jong-un denuclearizing. .e's a strategist he knows what he's doing. what he's talking about. listening that he could withhold things, or try to go for a year latency, it sounds like two things come t

he can rebuild the arsenal within a matter of months, one or two months. denuclearization, the compooegz of -- completion of nuclear force means he's choosing the latency of one or two months or at most one year. so this is not the same denuclearization we were talking about a few years ago. at this time no one knew whether it would take 10 years or 20 years to master the technology. so now they know that they can rebuild very easily. and through this latency and all the benefits the u.s. has promised, sanctioned released, everything together, i think that would be -- i think the completion of nuclear ordinance has changed, could have changed north korea's specifications. to cash in what he meant from the u.s. side as early as possible. yes, that -- i wouldn't rule out completely the possibility that he could go for denuclearization. mutual denuclearization with the u.s., denuclearization of the u.s. on the korean peninsula plus south korea. that's what north korea defines as denuclearization of the korean peninsula. the end of the u.s. nuclear umbrella, a

military intelligence believes kim has no intention of completely giving up his nuclear arsenal and woulde his weapons. experts think he's taking a page from what pakistan and india did when they were ramping up their nuclear perhaps, building their arsenals on the sly while deflecting attempts to get them to draw down. only now kim is adding a new personal wrinkle to his relationship with president trump. >> i think that certainly kim jong-un has identified a space here where there is a vulnerability for him to exploit, both in terms of the president's desire to be flattered and his desire to personally claim credit for things. >> reporter: despite that, experts say trump should get some credit for creating a personal channel to kim. >> i think it is inherently good news there are channels of communication that are open at all levels, that would prevent an accidental war from breaking out. a year ago it would have been easy to misinterpret an incident and to think that war was about to start and war could have happened accidentally. >> reporter: still, analysts worry tonight that going f

he was linked with arsenal this summer and i don't think he will have a problem guiding manchester cityefreshing to hear from manchester city through this game. it was refreshing to hearfrom him because he has a lot of thoughts about the game and he was backing those city players are some of the best in the world. unfortunately on a champions league nights, there will be thousands of empty seats, they just can't seem will be thousands of empty seats, theyjust can't seem to... are they pricing it out of the market because they have an issue filling it on champions league nights? 36,000 we are expecting and this is a stadium that holds 56,000, so there will be a lot of empty seats. 0nly £30 for an adult ticket. i was talking to someone an adult ticket. i was talking to someone earlier who is coming to the game. it is weird, because there was an issue with manchester city fans and uefa, they didn't like the fact they feel as though their team is picked on in terms of financial fair play and the big bulbs at uefa don't wa nt play and the big bulbs at uefa don't want their new money, they wa

directly with still since his decision and was snubbed by his former player on a visit to his club arsenal earlier this week given by the fusion. we were there for three to four i was and it goes without saying that i would like the opportunity to speak to him as it not before i want to do that with all my heart but he wasn't there all the german players at arsenal the day we chatted and ate together but visit wasn't there and we have to accept for the time being that he doesn't want to speak to us event his forward cristiana ronaldo will be available to face former club manchester united in the u.a.e. for champions league next month portugal captain's participation had been in doubt after he was sent off in his european debut for uva against the n.c.a.a. last week it could have seen him banned for three games meaning he'd have missed both the home add away ties against united but european football's governing body will team must only serve a one match suspension. you know if it has confirmed that video assistant referees will be used in next season's champions league the technology which

regime in a region with a secret an undeclared nuclear weapons program including an actual atomic arsenal time for israel to fess up and open its illegal nuclear weapons program to international inspectors fair play to israel has a policy of nuclear ambiguity where it neither confirms law denies its nuclear weapon program and an arsenal of nukes yes no question for you does israel have nuclear capabilities and nuclear weapons yes or no. we've always said that we won't be the first joint to do so and so we haven't introduced. so here's what we actually know about israel's nuclear hobby it's one of only five nations not to have signed the nuclear nonproliferation treaty the cia reported that israel had its first new call most hof a century ago well you know they've got one nuclear weapon and israel has what three hundred or more nobody knows exactly how many in one thousand nine hundred eighty six a former technician mordechai vanunu spilled the beans revealed the location and details of israel's secrets nuclear complex photographs of the control room and information about how nuclear warhe

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gazidis was instrumental in recruiting unai emery to replace arsene wenger as manager and he has beenent structure. he won't be directly replaced. raul sanllehi — previously at barcelona — has been promoted to head of football and the chief commercial officer vinai will become managing director. the bolton defender stephen darby has retired at the age of 29, after being diagnosed with motor neurone disease. darby came through the youth ranks at liverpool before moving to bradford in 2012 and joining bolton last summer. he hasn't played since december. manager phil parkinson said "this is heartbreaking news for stephen and his family. he's an outstanding professional and a fantastic person". the champions league returns tonight — liverpool face paris st—germain at home. managerjurgen klopp says defeat in 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 tonig