level corruption in azerbaijan in a series of controversial article she explicitly accused president of and his family of corrupt practices she was sentenced to seven years in prison but was released after eighteen months. and we're very happy to talk to my lawyer she joins us from baku thank you very much for being on the program first of all congratulations what does this honor mean to you. thank you so much and i i accept it as an acknowledgment of not only my work but also work of the jordan to lose who are risking their lives in azerbaijan and elsewhere in the old and i as much as i was happy when you were a newspaper was the recipient last year and i i accepted it and i was sharing the joy with june last year. because it's an acknowledgment of these sacrifices that are being by jordan at least all of the old and this year that i accept it. as an acknowledgment of all of my colleagues and this is a great chance to show younger generation of jordan of this that our war is not just the buyout harassment blackmail. be beaten it's also about their war and thank you for helping me to

from azerbaijan, com pletely champions league. from azerbaijan, completely outplayed by chelsea.goal—scorers you would not expect. davide zappacosta getting in on the act. signed in the recent deadline day window. i think it was an attempt to cross. michu batching right getting in on the act. —— that she i think it is an own goal. 6—0. antonio conte never been past the quarterfinals of the champions league. let's talk barcelona, in the same group as juventus. league. let's talk barcelona, in the same group asjuventus. they played tonight. lionel messi the star of the show, in a 3—0 win. tonight. lionel messi the star of the show, in a 3-0 win. a message to people writing barcelona off, we know there is a crisis behind the scene. they look superb against juventus. messi masterclass, he has never scored past gianluigi buffon before this game. there is his first. lovely left footed finish by messi. he got in on the act again. lovely girl, edge of the box. rakitic also on the scoresheet. lovely from messi. despite losing neymar they look superb. 0usmane dembele, the neymar replacemen

award have been announced to w speaks with recipients including this investigative journalist from azerbaijan she was jailed for her reporting on high level government corruption also coming up. takes on the tricky task of forming a new governing coalition a three way alliance may be her only option can she deliver the stable government she's promised the german people. kurdish celebrations after a referendum on independence from iraq problem practically all the region's big players bitterly opposed the vote they are pushing back. i'm sumi so misconduct good to have you with us well it is known as the alternative nobel prize each year the right livelihood award honors those who defend human rights and the environment and the names of the two thousand and seventeen laureates were announced a few hours ago this year the prize money totaling some three hundred thousand euros will be shared by three people let's look at who they are first there's ethiopia's yet nurse niggas the honored for her work of fighting discrimination against the sables and then there was colin gonzalez he's an indian huma

the territorial integrity of azerbaijan, georgia is the key -- azerbaijan and georgia is the key for regional stability in the southern caucasus. we need to work harder for the resolution of conflicts in areas such as south ossetia, noticing it moreh crisis that we today has the potential to spark a regional and even global crisis tomorrow. framework, i would also like to underline that we are against all sorts of nuclear weapons, which have come to increasingly occupy the world agenda in recent weeks. obvious that we could not overcome such problems unless we completely clean the world from the scorch of nuclear weapons. we are saddened by the fact that a comprehensive negotiation process started in 2008 has ended due to the incomprehensible sounds of the greek cypriots. we know that the natural resources discovered in that mediterranean area will serve in the peace stability and welfare of the region. we need a solution that respects the right of turkish cypriots. while struggling with all of these global and regional problems, our world was shocked once again by the said news that

i know a lot about these players because i've played against azerbaijan when i was italian coach andui’ italian coach and we played them in our qualification. there are a lot of players who can play in that team. this type of game, i like to call these games tricky games. must pay great attention. it is one of the best competitions to be involved in and to miss identical as season, when you watch the games you want to be involved, in that competition. chelsea's previous history is used to being competing in that competition. we feel we are back where we belong, which is among some of the very best teams, so we are looking forward to testing ourselves against that. the world's most expensive footballer is in glasgow tonight. neymar and the rest of the psg team are there to play celtic tomorrow in the first game of the champions league group stage. for the home manager, brendan rodgers, and his players, it's all a matter of "attitude", as kheredine idessane reports. a laugh and a joke between manager and captain celtic prepare to welcome europe's elite, the multimillionaires of paris s

moving on to azerbaijan, in the spotlight today. several papers have released details of alleged money-laundering and lobbying scheme involving some prominent europeans. >> this could become an explosive story in the days to come. le monde published in this story among a few others. they are calling it the azerbaijani laundromat. essentially a $2.5 billion operation that ran from 2012 to 2014, revealed thanks to leaked documents. wasaim of this game essentially to peddle influence, pay lobbyists, apologists, and european politicians, and also to launder cash. several prominent european politicians are in the spot right. , back inn politician 2013, he was in the spotlight because he voted against a report that was criticizing azerbaijan's human rights record. according to the documents, he received more than 2 million euros. he denies any wrongdoing but has been indicted in italy amid an investigation into this. they are also calling it caviar diplomacy. >> let's move on to something lighter, a story about statues. >> it is a perilou

of announced one of them an investigative journalist to expose corrupt government officials in azerbaijan. as the alternative nobel prize the award recognizes defenders of the environment and human rights. and cesaro michel's beginning talks today to cobble together a new government that's after sunday's general election left her conservatives the biggest party in parliament but politically weakened after record losses. thanks for watching it over you can head to our website dot com for all the latest news and information around the clock we'll see you right back here at the top of the hour. not many get these angles on the powers that be. not many can get as close to them as don you'll discover. he's been photographing political figures for years now. his image is a works of art and chronicles of contemporary history rolled into one. euro max next on d w. pick up. the phone to sleep go. to trash just plug. the block in yellow since the cult song with. false needles by after all hard to change the rules snatch them going off. in sixty minutes w. my first boss i was a sewing machine. where

about three hundred thousand euros will be shared by three people the journalist is male over of azerbaijan who's written courageously about corruption in her country undeterred by a prison sentence and ongoing harassment ethiopia's yet the bash has been on her. for her work fighting discrimination especially against the disabled and colum gonzales an indian human rights lawyer who champions the poor as another recipient he's also filed a petition defending a group of refugees against deportation by the indian government will join us joining us rather in just a moment first our india correspondent sonia fall in the car as this report. prepping for an important case lawyer calling gonzales is about to head to india's supreme court he's pushing for an independent investigation into the lynchings of about thirty people by hindu which is down to groups they were murdered in recent years for allegedly transporting cows or eating beef the rage against. against other communities and other religions is so extreme today. india is really on the brink of a precipice so that's a very important case tha

the guardian has an investigation into azerbaijan's elite operating a secret scheme to pay the europeansory, claiming that the baby was conceived on their trip to poland. and the daily mail highlighting fears of home—grown terrorism in isolated communities. let's kick off. welcome to you both, the korean crisis and the story that has... welcome it has been a crisis for so many years, but this one seems to be more dangerous than ever before? absolutely, almost every day it brings a new escalation of tensions. today, we have had the us ambassador to the united nations coming out and using quite blunt language, accusing kim jong—un coming out and using quite blunt language, accusing kimjong—un of begging for war. strong quotes on the front of the guardian, war is never something the united states wa nts, never something the united states wants, we don't want it now but our patients is limited, we will defend oui’ patients is limited, we will defend our allies and territory. i was meeting with academics who are over the, planning war games, they are going to be doing it at kings couege going

the west brom defender has not featured in the squad since he limped off against azerbaijan back in juneielder george saville and kilmarnock midfielderjordan jones. week three of the nfl season will end later tonight and rarely has there been such scrutiny on the sport. the players of the dallas cowboys and arizona cardinals will be the final two squads to decide how to respond to the us national anthem. after the row between the nfl and president trump. the latter has refused to back down following the scenes at the weekend. claiming any protests have "nothing to do with race". while another american sports star lebron james, a critic of the president, was impressed with what he saw. the nfl, the coaches, the players, the owners, the fans, everyone who has anything or any association with the nfl yesterday was unbelievable. solidarity and there was no divide. this is amazing. what sports can do for everyone. no matter the shape or size or race or ethnicity or religion or whatever, people find teams and players, and colours, because of sport. and theyjust gravitate towards that and make

relations with china and with singapore and expanded our cooperation with our muslim friends in azerbaijan and kazakhstan. i went to europe, where in london and paris, saloniki and budapest, we enhanced our security and economic ties. i went to australia, becoming the first israeli prime minister to visit our great allies down under, and just last week, i went to south america, visiting argentina and colombia, and then i went on to mexico, becoming, if you can believe it, the first israeli prime minister ever to visit latin america. after 70 years, the world is embracing israel, and israel is embracing the world. [applause] netanyahu: one year, six continents. now, it's true -- i haven't yet visited antarctica, but one day, i hope to go there. i want to go there, too, because i heard that penguins are also enthusiastic supporters of israel. [laughter] netanyahu: now, you laugh, but penguins have no difficulty recognizing that some things are black and white, are right and wrong, and unfortunately, when it comes to un decisions about israel, that simple recognition is too often absent. it w

they are back in champions league after a season away and they beat the azerbaijan champions.at least one happy manager. we will see ifjurgen klopp gets his smile back. manchester city are in action as well as spurs. so it will be another busy evening in the champions league to come as well. and, very interesting, we have been hearing from the england women's manager mark sampson about accusations of racism hanging over him? yes, this is a story we have been following for sometime on the programme. it emerged that the fa made an £80,000 payment to an england striker after she made claims of bullying and harassment against the national manager, mark sampson. sampson was cleared of any wrongdoing been an fa and independent investigation. further allegations emerged. this is what sampson had to say when he was asked by dan roan about the initial racism claims. i made it clear that i deny the comments, and that wasn't said. why is she saying it? what do you think her motive is? i can't answer the question for someone else. i respect that people have made allegations, andl that peo

livelihood award have been announced speaks with recipients including this investigative journalist from azerbaijan she was jailed for her role.

conte isn't ruling out a champions league title to follow, as they begin their campaign against the azerbaijans qarabag in their group c opener at stamford bridge tonight. you ask me, the chance of last season you ask me, the chance of last season to win the title in england, it was zero. instead, we changed it totally, the opinion of the people. i think we are building something important. the players work for the future. you need time to do this. we realign is we have a lot of games coming up this month, we realise how important the squad is, having everyone ready to play. building up the momentum, that continues with a very important game for us. chelsea's previous history, used to competing in that competition. we spoke before and we feel that we are back where we belong, amongst some of the very best teams so we're looking forward to testing ourselves against them. manchester united complete the trio of british sides in action tonight. and are making a return to the competition for the first time since 2015. basel provide the opposition in their opening game in group a. and having drawn w

the west brom defender has not featured in the squad since he limped off against azerbaijan back in june—time call—ups for millwall midfielder george saville and kilmarnock midfielderjordan jones. huge boost to have gareth. he has only played in a cup tie for west brom a60— city five minutes. i hope he is going to play tonight against arsenal, but it is gareth‘s attitude is huge for us. he is always a player that has been great for me. performance has been consistent over the last five years. he is a man that we have missed in recent games, although we got the results that we certainly would have wanted. but it is always better to have gareth back. johanna konta's recent run of bad form has continued in china, where she's gone out of the wuhan open at the first attempt. the british number one lost to australian ashleigh barty in the second round in china. konta lost the first set to love, before recovering to take the second, and then served for the match in the decider, before losing out in the tie—break. konta should still make the wta finals with the world's top eight players this sea

relations with china and with singapore and expanded our cooperation with our muslim friends in azerbaijan and kazakhstan i went to europe we're in london and paris saloniki in budapest we enhance our security and economic ties i went to australia becoming the first israeli prime minister to visit our great allies down under and just last week i went to south america visiting argentina and colombia and then i went on to mexico becoming if you can believe it the first israeli prime minister ever to visit latin america after seventy years the world isn't bracing israel and israel is embracing the world. one year. wait. one year six continents now it's true i haven't yet visited on tartar. but one day i have to go there i want to go there too because i've heard that penguins are also enthusiastic supporters of israel and you laugh but penguins have no difficulty recognizing that some things are black and white are right and wrong and unfortunately when it comes to un decisions about israel that simple recognition is too often absent it was absent last december when the security council passed

backin back injune, back in june, before back injune, before the azerbaijan grand prix, he said he could a0. he is now 32. he said he wants to hunt down more records, including michael schumacher‘s, who has seven titles. if he went on for another eight yea rs if he went on for another eight years he would pretty much have to win the world title every other season to beat michael schumacher. there are not any big records a good imminently break. the other one of interest is race wins, held by michael schumacher, who has a 33 more than lewis hamilton. if he got ten a year it would take another three years. he is expected to sign a new contract with mercedes. he could achieve the title of getting the most race wins, but i'm not sure he will get to those seven. because you have other drivers like sebastian vettel who has four world titles. he could get more because he is staying at ferrari for three yea rs. is staying at ferrari for three years. it would be very difficult for the lewis hamilton to break the other records of michael schumacher. shane duffy opened the scoring for ireland early

caspian sea that a lot of clout here just getting pulled out keep pushing across georgia mania into azerbaijan elsewhere across the levant across the middle east jimmy stays dry northern parts of iraq could see one of two showers that area of cloud as you can say making its way up towards new might even see a little bit when she weather over the higher ground here but elsewhere it's generally got to be settled with will warm sunshine kuwait about thirty celsius and that's the sort of temperature well spent seeing in doha over the next few days right across the peninsula well suffices sunshine a little more cloud just a bit was the southern end of the red sea but nothing much to speak of that a bit of cloud in south africa right over the next day. a little bit just around the southern cape that's a possibility but for most i think we might see a few showers into central areas. going on into friday a little drier advised to put shall is a possibility just about botswana into eastern possible south africa could see some showers there still into ethiopia maybe into uganda into south sudan. kenya w

where it will go from china whether it will go through russia or through azerbaijan in turkey or through belarus. but the biggest question is it seems like our chinese partners it with are not yet they're really interested in going through russia. that's not true history. specialists agencies. chinese partners and partners from other countries they're just as into this issue you mentioned that there are actually two routes. there is on the highway and there is. that yes there is the road that goes through kazakhstan and we have a chop and work on our section and there is a road there's a growth from china with the railroads that are different options available there is one option which is for profit china i mean there is one option that goes through kazakhstan and then it goes to the east and the south through iran maybe through russia you also know that. china plans to. build high speed road between moscow and moscow you for you and we discussed this. when he said there. was a mistake chinese chairman who was in moscow we discussed building a high speed rail passenger and cargo road. th

azerbaijan out of it, the —— they showed real class to beat san marino.they lost 4—0 to denmarkjust their third. they lost 4—0 to denmark just days their third. they lost 4—0 to denmarkjust days ago. there is a real battle for second. england top their group by five points after a 2—1win over slovakia at wembley. eric dier and marcus rashford with the goals. it leaves them within touching distance of next yea r‘s world them within touching distance of next year's world cup. slovakia stay in second spot. scotland and slovenia also won and are locked on 14 slovenia also won and are locked on 1a points, each in third and fourth respectively. rafael nadal made it through to the us open quarterfinals for the seventh time in his career by defeating his ukrainian opponent. it was fast, just one hour and 41 minutes from first serve to match point. the spaniard won 6—2, 6—4, 6-1. he point. the spaniard won 6—2, 6—4, 6—1. he hasn't made the us open last eight since capturing the 2013 title. christina pliskova and last yea r‘s title. christina pliskova and last year

make its way towards the caspian sea system showers there into armenia and georgia pushing across azerbaijan because he somewhat well increasingly wet weather as you go on into day come a little further south maybe even northern parts of iran could see some clouds and right now swear across the middle east it's going to be well hot and dry thirty seven in baghdad thirty eight in kuwait city and thirty eight celsius here in doha as we go on through where to stay abu dhabi with similar values much as touch forty in riyadh i think it will be a long time before we see forty degrees again hopefully that will be into next year fine and dry then lots of hazy sunshine coming through the sunshine to across a good parts of southern africa but for the south and for the east you might just see want to see a little area cloud just making its way up into mozambique just a few showers in from mozambique chattily eastern side of bob i could see a little bit of wet weather as we go on through i mean while the showers continue across central africa all the way to the gulf of guinea and for a good parts of wes

acknowledgment of not only my work but also work of the jordan to lose who are risking their lives in azerbaijan and elsewhere in the old and i as much as i was happy when you were a newspaper was the recipient last year and i i accepted it and i was sharing the joy with june last year. because it's an acknowledgment of these sacrifices that are being by jordan at least all of the old and this year that i accept it. as an acknowledgment of all of my colleagues and this is a great chance to show younger generation of jordan of this that our war is not just the buyout harassment blackmail. be beaten it's also about the reward and thank you for helping me to in court each younger generation of journalists to step on the path could it or let's talk about some of the issues that you have face or you were put behind bars yourself in two thousand and fourteen for your reporting you have been consistently under pressure why do you continue to do the work that you do. well because it's important because it's the right thing to do and there is not you know it's him and that it's it's normal human being sh

very much up but showers when they form like to be in the middle caucasus in georgia for example azerbaijan quite possibly and in turkey the eastern med is largely free of showers and the breeze keeping buried at about twenty eight degrees and you'll notice that the best we get forty two dropping to forty in baghdad so it has cooled down significantly here though it's by no means cool humidity is low here but around the gulf states of course it's been high for a couple of months it's slowly dropping away now it's only slowly need expected to be only slowly as the skies they look clear now we have had occasional showers in the last few days in qatar for example the not in the forecast and they're not very likely but bear in mind they've been around meccas at forty two still and medina forty both should be under blue skies i with the receding monsoon trough you'd expect maybe we think you're seeing some more rain further south in africa change of season indeed for the eastern cape and even southern mozambique it seems more likely than not that you will get significant rain eighteen in durban

well, back in june well, back injune before the azerbaijan grand prix he said he could easily continueent. the other record of interest is most race wins, that schumacher‘s record, 91, 33 ahead of hamilton so if he got an average of ten race wins a year it would take three years. he has another season with mercedes and he is expected to sign a three—year contract extension so he could feasibly achieve the most race wins. it's the first weekend of domestic rugby union action, both the premiership and the pro14 got under way last night and saracens have laid down an early marker this afternoon. the european champions ran in nine tries in a 55—24 win over northampton saints at twickenham, including a hattrick for sean maitland. saracens lost in the premiership play—off semi—finals last season, but won the european champions cup for a second successive year. and in the day's other games, london irish have beaten harlequins 39—29 at twickenham. the victory marks a perfect return to the premiership for irish, who have spent the last year in the second tier. and wasps beat sale sharks 50—35.

premier league champions chelsea are also at home and face champions league debutants qara bag from azerbaijanin the europa league last season, but won it to see them retrun to the champions league. first up, swiss side basle at old trafford. to be back at the champions league is just to to be back at the champions league isjust to go to be back at the champions league is just to go back to the natural habitat of manchester united, season after season. myself, i habitat of manchester united, season afterseason. myself, i only habitat of manchester united, season after season. myself, i only have played the europa league twice, before that i was placed champions league. first some players it is to go back, for some players it is the motivation to play champions league for the first time. so we look forward to the match and i hope also trafford —— old trafford feels in the same way that we feeling. mourinho gave an interesting interview over the weekend in which he said that manchester united failed to evolve after sir alex ferguson left the club in 2013. he said it was an ‘empty period' under d

the west brom defender has not featured in the squad since he limped off against azerbaijan in june.o first time call ups for millwall midfielder george saville and kilmarnock midfielder jordanjones. sports minister tracy crouch has described fever‘s expected u—turn on poppies as common sense. last year, you will remember that england, scotland, wales and northern ireland we re scotland, wales and northern ireland were all fined by fever for the use of the poppy to commemorate armistice day, deeming it to be a political simple. —— symbol. armistice day, deeming it to be a politicalsimple. —— symbol. prince william and theresa may were amongst those to criticise the fifa ban but they are expected to change their laws in time for november's international break. as always on monday, one premier league game to look forward to between arsenal and west brom but this match will be very significant for one player in particular. west brom midfielder, gareth barry, if selected, could break the all—time premier league appearance record. aged 36, it will be barry's 633rd top—flight match, breaki

much up but showers when they form a light to be in the middle caucasus in georgia for example azerbaijan quite possibly and in turkey the eastern med is largely free of showers and breeze keeping beirut at about twenty eight degrees and you'll notice that the best we get forty two dropping to forty in baghdad so it has cooled down significantly here though it's by no means cool humidity is low here but around the gulf states of course it's been high for a couple of months it's slowly dropping away now it's only slowly need expected to be only slowly as the skies they look clear now we have had occasional showers in the last few days in qatar for example the not in the forecast and they're not very likely but bear in mind they've been around forty two still and medina forty both should be under blue skies i with the receding monsoon trough you'd expect maybe with seeing some more rain further south in africa changes season indeed for the eastern cape and even southern mozambique it seems more likely than not that you will get significant rain eighteen in durban under the green that sugges

toments from azerbaijan, $40 $60, it all ties in with this note we got.ssure onrtage or global supplies. many countries are already pumping close to maximum capacity, which set you up nicely for 2018, and they see that markets are squeezing in early 2018. also, let's get you a preview of what else is still to come. we will talk about saudi arabia, set to hit the international benchmark well gauging investor interest in putting it into why their emerging market context. eric newson will be on the set. don't go away. this is bloomberg. ♪ so we need tablets installed... with the menu app ready to roll. in 12 weeks. yeah. ♪ ♪ the world of fast food is being changed by faster networks. ♪ ♪ data, applications, customer experience. ♪ ♪ which is why comcast business delivers consistent network performance and speed across all your locations. fast connections everywhere. that's how you outmaneuver. yousef: 8:30 a.m. in dubai. good morning, guess what? clear skies, sun is shining. sophie: north korea says president trump's latest amments amount to declaration of wa

just make its way towards the caspian sea some showers there into media and georgia pushing across azerbaijan could see some wet weather increasingly wet weather as you go on as they come a little further south maybe even northern parts of iran could see some clouds and right elsewhere across the middle east it's going to be well hot and dry thirty seven in baghdad thirty eight in kuwait city and thirty eight celsius here in doha as we go on through where to stay with similar values much as touch forty in riyadh i think. it will be a long time before we see forty degrees again hopefully that will be into next year fine and dry then lots of sunshine coming through the sunshine too across a good parts of southern africa but for the southern and for the east you might just see want to see a little area cloud just making its way up into mozambique could just drag a few showers in from mozambique channel the eastern side of could see a little bit of wet weather as we go on through the i mean while the showers continue across central africa all the way to the gulf of guinea and for a good parts of

is through this city bordering on today's azerbaijan that islam started to spread into what is now russia as early as the seventh century. and millenium later russia now a powerful empire conquered august on after a long and brutal war. cook asian muslim culture survived in the russian empire listserv each union and putin's russia mixing with some customs from russia's know. at the nineteenth century q my mosque. told me about the legendary leader of dug a stone. who fought the russians but then made peace but the talk. was not the story. which. was just. spoke when they for me. and. i was very encouraged to hear. young muslim from their bent be so positive about our coexistence in the russian federation especially because i know that many ethnic russians are prejudiced against our muslim compadres from the caucuses. on the second day of either lafitte or i was honored to be invited to a mountainous village known for its long tradition of silversmithing. the regime. of being. alibek time himself a silversmith took me to his cousin's house with a large extended family have gathered for a l

sea the line of cloud here just getting pulled out to keep pushing across georgia armenia into azerbaijan elsewhere across the levant across parts of the middle east generally stays dry northern parts of iraq could see one of two showers that area of cloud as you can see it making its way up towards. you might even see a little bit when she weather over the higher ground here but elsewhere it's generally going to be settled with your warm sunshine kuwait about thirty celsius and that's a sort of temperature well spent seeing in doha over the next few days right across the reagan peninsula lots of hazy sunshine a little more cloud just over towards the southern end of the red sea but nothing much to speak of that a bit of cloud into south africa or over the next day or so certainly a looking a little disturbed just around the southern cape that's a possibility but for most i think we might see a few showers into central areas thursday going on into friday turn a little drier advised to put shad was a possibility just about botswana into eastern parts of south africa could see some showers

is my all over as a leading investigative journalist as she is from azerbaijan then there's ethiopia's she's on her for her work fighting discrimination against the disabled and cullen gonzales who's an indian human rights lawyer who championed the poor he also filed a petition defending a group of refugees against deportation by the indian government we'll speak to him in a moment but first our india correspondent sonia phonic or has this report. prepping for an important case called in gonzales is about to head to india's supreme court he's pushing for an independent investigation into the lynchings of about thirty people by him than we did on to groups they were murdered in recent years for allegedly transporting calls or eating beef the rage against. against other communities and other religions is so extreme today. india is really on the brink of a precipice so that's a very important case that the supreme court is taking up today apart from handling politically sensitive cases gonzales is known as a defender of india's most vulnerable citizens he spent more than three decades cam

a vital win in their champions league campaign they return and debutantes carra bag two one in azerbaijan cosman ellison added jacko with the goals it's the serious side first three points of their champions league campaign all seven more matches have just kicked off neymar is back from injury as p.s.g. are taking on a barcelona have hoped across a portuguese border to play a sporting manchester united are in russia facing c.s.k. moscow and chelsea are away at atletico madrid and there at the semifinal stage in the asian champions league china's shanghai sri p.g. and red diamonds of japan drew their first leg match the chinese side are into the last four for the first time thanks to their manager andre vs. took the lead at the shanghai stadium. with a stunning strike just fifteen minutes into the two thousand and seven winners for a while fought back to square things up in the twenty seventh minute it finished one one. you cricket rules will come into effect on thursday it will be the biggest changes to the game in seventeen years the main difference is disciplinary measures players can n

premier league champions chelsea are also at home and face champions league debutants qara bag from azerbaijanfirst up, swiss side basle at old trafford. to go back to the champions league is to go back to the natural habitat, manchester united, season after season. i only played the europa league twice. apart from that, i only played the champions league. for some players it is to go back and for others it is the motivation to play champions league for the first time. so we look forward to the match and also i hope 0ld forward to the match and also i hope old trafford feels it in the same way we are feeling it. jose mourinho gave an interesting interview over the weekend saying manchester united failed to evolve after sir alex ferguson left. he called the period under david moyes and louis van gaal as an empty period. david moyes was a brave man to take it on. it didn't work for him. louis van gaal came in and the style of foot ball van gaal came in and the style of football for those two years was not what manchester united supporters had become accustomed to and so they didn't take to it. j

portuguese side the sporting it was enough for the win though roma beat tournament debutants two one in azerbaijan and chelsea were two one when is a guess at last he commanded it a new cricket rules came into effect on thursday as the biggest changes to the game in seventeen years the main difference is disciplinary measures players can now be sent tall for from the field for bad behavior but has behavior really got worse he welling's reports. the rules of world cricket have been made at the famous unloads cricket ground for one hundred seventy three years the mala bone cricket club n.c.c. accustomed use of a guide that was always meant to be played in a so called gentlemanly manner but a perceived deterioration of behavior means it's time for a change there has been a spotlight on confrontation in international goings currently dealt with via disciplinary points and suspensions now if a cricketer takes their aggression too far i will be sent from the field there is a growing trend that behavior protective lower levels of the game less so the international level but in the recreational game is de

premier league champions chelsea are at home and face champions league debutants qara bag from azerbaijanfor them, swiss side basle at old trafford. the opponent has the aim ambition as we have. the opponent can come here, as they did in the past, and give manchester united a bad taste. but, no, we go to this match thinking that we can win. we will go to the second match in moscow thinking that we can win. we will go to lisbon in that match thinking we can win. mourinho gave an interesting interview over the wekekend in which he said that manchester united failed to evolve after sir alex ferguson left the club in 2013. he said it was an "empty period" under david moyes and louis van gaal. the man who first apppointed sir alex, and is life president at the club, agrees that they didn't get their recruitment right. i think whoever succeeded sir alex ferguson it was a hell of a job. i thought david moyes was a brave man to take it on. it didn't work out for him. van gaal came and, unfortunately, the style of football, for those two years, is not who manchester united supporters had become ac

the west brom defender has not featured in the squad since he limped off against azerbaijan back in junees. jose mourinho will face no further action following his dismissal on saturday. he was sent off by the referee. the fa decided no additional action was necessary after receiving the referee's report. jose mourinho received 2—1 match bans from the fa for separate incidents last season. one premier league game to look forward to this evening between arsenal and west brom. west brom mid—fielder gareth barry is looking fresh faced as a 17—year—old when he made his debut in 1998. he's 36 now. he will break the all continue time premier league set by ryan giggs. really proud to have reached that number. 20 years ago, i remember my debut really well. in between that so debut really well. in between that so much has happened and i ended up getting to this number which is myself and my family were proud to reach that great achievement. so, not something now because you're out there doing yourjob, but when you look back, you will realise to reach that number was fantastic. graham onions will