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and a free kick for bayern. thiago, 15 minutes that will feel like an eternity for augsburg and their 7,000 fans who have made about the 45-minute drive. the cross headed away. looking for lewandowski. and a foul committed by thiago. daniel baier, the man who's down. another change coming in, season debut. for ji dong-won. raul bobadilla, involved in the bowl, hasn't had a whole lot of impact beyond that, is the man to make way. thiago had his eyes on the ball there. had no idea the defender was there. it was a foul. augsburg would love the seconds just kicked off the clock there. >> john: halil altintop moving up front. manuel neuer hasn't had much to do outside of picking the ball out of the back of the net. lewandowski has it now, he's got some runners, gets around the defender. holds off baier. from muller, the shot saved, the rebound is in, robert lewandowski. the match is back on level terms. and this was all about lewandowski. once he picked the ball up. goes by one. straight off another. nice little pass

i am for bayern, the red and white. >> i would like bayern to win. they play as a team and are well organized. >> i like bayern. bayern. >> i'm kind of indifference. either team is good for me. >> i hate munich because they beat barcelona. >> in the run-up to saturday's face-off, fans are not only getting excited, they are also spending big money on team merchandise. the game is a gold mine for the team sales of hats, jerseys, and even some more unusual fan items. >> dortmund merchandise is flying off the shelves in the run-up to the champions league final. the team makes millions from licensing, and fans love it. >> i just think it is cool. when you buy their stuff, then part of the team belongs to you, so i get a jersey every season. >> business is booming for dortmund these days, and merchandising sales are a big part of the team's financial success. the same goes for their archrival. for fans dressing up in the team's regalia, has been a way of life for years. bayern made 57 million euros last season on branded articles compared to dortmund's 23

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the o- ortuni bayern munich. most definitely. the opportunity came — bayern munich.t for this new challenge _ opportunity came about for this new challenge in the bundesliga with the juggernaut of the club of bayern munich— juggernaut of the club of bayern munich and i think that he is —— his transition _ munich and i think that he is —— his transition to — munich and i think that he is —— his transition to that football has been seamless— transition to that football has been seamless and he settled quickly and he is among some terrific players and a _ he is among some terrific players and a fantastic coach, he is scoring goats, _ and a fantastic coach, he is scoring goats, and — and a fantastic coach, he is scoring goals, and he is really going to push _ goals, and he is really going to push both— goals, and he is really going to push both domestically there and in european _ push both domestically there and in european football, to make his time at bayern _ european football, to make his time at bayern munich a success. what about harry _ at bayern munich a success

i am for bayern, the red and white. >> i would like bayern to win. they play as a team and are well organized. >> i like bayern. bayern. >> i'm kind of indifference. either team is good for me. >> i hate munich because they beat barcelona. >> in the run-up to saturday's face-off, fans are not only getting excited, they are also spending big money on team merchandise. the game is a gold mine for the team sales of hats, jerseys, and even some more unusual fan items. >> dortmund merchandise is flying off the shelves in the run-up to the champions league final. the team makes millions from licensing, and fans love it. >> i just think it is cool. when you buy their stuff, then part of the team belongs to you, so i get a jersey every season. >> business is booming for dortmund these days, and merchandising sales are a big part of the team's financial success. the same goes for their archrival. for fans dressing up in the team's regalia, has been a way of life for years. bayern made 57 million euros last season on branded articles compared to dortmund's 23

there are fans and players at bayern — the bayern fans?bayern fans? there are fans and players at bayern who are not - the bayern fans? there are fans and players at bayern who are not really| players at bayern who are not really happy about the decision that the players have taken so far, because they believe every player should be vaccinated, given that fans want to go to stadiums nowadays and also have to be vaccinated so maybe there is a bit of a double standard. shire is a bit of a double standard. are not only not _ is a bit of a double standard. are not only not playing but according to the newspapers in germany, for every day they are isolating, they are not being paid either. how controversial is a move seen in germany?— controversial is a move seen in german ? , ., ., ., germany? employers are allowed to cut -a germany? employers are allowed to cut pay when — germany? employers are allowed to cut pay when someone _ germany? employers are allowed to cut pay when someone has - germany? employers are allowed to cut pay when someone

bayern kick off the german soccer season. there is a chill in the air and it has people reminiscing about the cold war. >> foreign ministers from the united states and russia met in washington. their mission -- to bridge the differences that have stopped talks between their bosses. >> u.s. president barack obama canceled plans to meet russian president putin next month. >> what sounded like a slap at obama, the russian prime minister told reporters it is time for the u.s. and russia to work together as grown-ups. >> he came to washington with a long list of issues. up for discussion, afghanistan, iran, and north korea, arms control, and human rights. both sides were ready for open and frank talks, but on this day, one issue overshadowed all the rest. >> it's no secret that we have experienced some challenging moments. obviously not just over the snowden case. we will discuss these differences today for certain, but this meeting remains important above and beyond the collisions and the moments of disagreement. >> both sides ha

will this be bayern munich's year? >> the hostage standoff at a saharan national gas plant took a dramatic turn today as algeria's state news service reported that nearly 100 of the 132 foreign workers kidnapped had been freed? the fate of those still in captivity remains unclear. an islamist militants also initially seized 573 algerians, all of whom were later released. the al qaeda-linked groups took the hostages supposedly to pressure france into ending its military intervention in mali. >> algerian state television aired these images of hostages celebrating their release. they described the dramatic rescue operation. >> we were in a room with 250 people when the air raid began. we managed to escape through a back door. there was a terrost sniper near the medical center. it was a hard-fought battle. if the army had not arrived, we would still be in captivity >> these non-algerian hostages were treated at a local hospital. they were shaken but relieved. >> thanks to the algerian army for taking good care of us. >> it

bayern kick off the german soccer season. there is a chill in the air and it has people reminiscing about the cold war. >> foreign ministers from the united states and russia met in washington. their mission -- to bridge the differences that have stopped talks between their bosses. >> u.s. president barack obama canceled plans to meet russian president putin next month. >> what sounded like a slap at obama, the russian prime minister told reporters it is time for the u.s. and russia to work together as grown-ups. >> he came to washington with a long list of issues. up for discussion, afghanistan, iran, and north korea, arms control, and human rights. both sides were ready for open and frank talks, but on this day, one issue overshadowed all the rest. >> it's no secret that we have experienced some challenging moments. obviously not just over the snowden case. we will discuss these differences today for certain, but this meeting remains important above and beyond the collisions and the moments of disagreement. >> both sides ha

bayern munich would love to — sea at bayern munich?to get him, _ sea at bayern munich? bayern munich would love to get him, and _ sea at bayern munich? bayern munich would love to get him, and he - sea at bayern munich? bayern munich would love to get him, and he was - would love to get him, and he was a real star on this team at the tail end of the pep guardiola years. he left behind lots of people respecting him. everyone sees what he is doing at bayer leverkusen, tremendous work, transform the mentality and made every single player better, employ the best of all in germany, all the things you want combined with a stature that comes to winning the world cup and every trip you there is as a player. and still a very good player himself who takes part in training and place how things are done. that would be the preferred option and of course they know that they will have tough competition in the shape of liverpool and leverkusen themselves, who still feel very confident he might stay for another year. but if they had their pick, then th

meet... be joining bayern munich. alex, sounds like _ be joining bayern munich.unich. alex, sounds like a busy _ be joining bayern munich. alex, sounds like a busy day - be joining bayern munich. alex, sounds like a busy day ahead i be joining bayern munich. alex, sounds like a busy day ahead of| be joining bayern munich. alex, sounds like a busy day ahead of you. thanks forjoining us. brighton's first ever european campaign is certainly going to be an eye catching one. the draw for the group stage of the europa league was made in the last hour and they've got some big names in their group in ajax, marseille and aek athens. certainly some nice trips for the fans in that one. elsehere west ham, who won last season europa conference league will face olympiacos amongst others in group a, rangers have got real betis, sparta prague and aris limassol, and liverpool should be pretty happy with their group. the draw for the conference league is happening now — aberdeen and aston villa are in that. all the details will be on the bbc sport website it's another big day at t

bayern not winning any trophies in the next few years will be inconceivable.ason, the main reason he wanted to go was to play in the club that is regularly challenging for the champions league and bayern are still involved even though they have a deficit to make up for. and to prove themselves but unfortunately with the form collectively tanking in recent weeks he seems to be affected as well because he has not been at his best, missing chances, misplacing passes that normally come off to him. it is no longerjust one or two players, it really is the whole team who look a little out of sorts and unfortunately it affects form as well. now the choice of casement park as one of the venues for the european championship in four years time was a surprising one. the stadium in west belfast has been derelict for the past decade because of planning and funding issues and a backdrop of poltical turmoil in northern ireland. but on monday morning, the diggers moved in, to prepare for the redevelopment, but there's still no guarantee that it will be ready for 2028. mark sim

where bayern munich have _ clinical penalty! where bayern munich have harry— clinical penalty!ern munich have harry kane, - clinical penalty! where bayern - munich have harry kane, dortmund need their wings to fly, and jadon sancho will him to propel the black and yellows back to the final for the first time since 2013. the last time it was held at wembley too. but tonight, in a different stadium, with a very different feel, two teams will put the best foot forward, and to paraphrase club, to come out when the stadium corrupts. —— paraphrase klopp, come out when the stadium erupts. ben croucher, bbc news. well, lots of attention onjadon sancho tonight, but one brit who has won the champions league with borussia dortmund is paul lambert. he lifted the trophy with the german side in 1997. i spoke to him earlier and began by asking if getting past psg was a step too far for this dortmund team. anything can happen in a semifinal.

what do bayern munich have tonight. what do bayern munich have to do?s final it would be them, most people say they are the best team in europe at the moment. do they need to do anything a bit different to deal with that psg threat up front tonight? i think for both of them, asi tonight? i think for both of them, as i have suggested, there is plenty of goal threat. but also, they are both a little susceptible at the back, so what i'd expect would be for both of them, i hope this is the case as well, to be on the front foot and for it not to be cagey affairand foot and for it not to be cagey affair and from foot and for it not to be cagey affairand from a foot and for it not to be cagey affair and from a bayern point of view they want to replicate something like they did against barcelona in the quarterfinal. and if you have that approach from both of them, ie, the art we will score more goals than you do, then that's why it could be something really special. john murray speaking to me earlier. hibernian scored an injury—time winner to beat stjohnstone i

is harry kane bound for bayern? been agreed with spurs, so now it's down to the england captain laurenjames' stamp brings a suspension of two games. england will have to reach the world cup finalfor her to return while the netherlands camp have been preparing for their quarterfinal celebrating the demise of a rival. i was just i wasjust thinking, i was just thinking, yes, i wasjust thinking, yes, by. we seak to i wasjust thinking, yes, by. we speak to two — iwasjust thinking, yes, by. we speak to two of the roses who reach the semifinals. netball attracts a new audience. hello again. welcome along. bayern munich�*s summer—long pursuit of harry kane has cleared its first hurdle, finally. spurs and the german club have agreed a deal in principle for the england captain, who now has to decide if he wants to make the move. that's the next hurdle. so let's consider the view from both camps. matt graveling is our reporter outside the spurs stadium, and we're also joined by german football expert rafa honigstein. why have

will this be bayern munich's year? >> the hostage standoff at a saharan national gas plant took a dramatic turn today as algeria's state news service reported that nearly 100 of the 132 foreign workers kidnapped had been freed? the fate of those still in captivity remains unclear. an islamist militants also initially seized 573 algerians, all of whom were later released. the al qaeda-linked groups took the hostages supposedly to pressure france into ending its military intervention in mali. >> algerian state television aired these images of hostages celebrating their release. they described the dramatic rescue operation. >> we were in a room with 250 people when the air raid began. we managed to escape through a back door. there was a terrorist sniper near the medical center. it was a hard-fought battle. if the army had not arrived, we would still be in captivity. >> these non-algerian hostages were treated at a local hospital. they were shaken but relieved. >> thanks to the algerian army for taking good care of us. >>

emmy bayern's second win over dortmund in the past three years -- only iron -- bayern's second win overortmund in the past three years. >> bayern's top dogs could not have been more pleased. >> we played some perfect football. it does not get any better. >> a year and were the better team from the outset -- bayern were the better team from the outset. there was a score in the 43rd minute. the game's only goal. >> we just wanted to win. we wanted to show everyone what good form we are in. i think that is what we did. >> dortmund seemed to wake up in the second half of the game, but it was not enough to put bayern's lead in any danger. >> to beat bayern, you have to play good football for the entire 90 minutes. >> the victory was even sweeter since munich failed to win its last six games against the current cupholders. in the end, it was only bad blood that stopped bayern from making it 2-0. >> a financial tycoon and a team of space experts are planning a mission to send a married couple on a historic journey to mars and back. the trip would take over a year to complete and could cost ove

bayern munich.llins keep his record breaking run going — we'll be at a muddy cheltenham ahead of the gold cup — as the big race marks its 100th anniversary. and bee on your guard — carlos alcaraz survives an unexpected scare — en route to the semi finals at indian wells. welcome along, thank you forjoining us. it's been a busy couple of hours — manchester city, arsenal, liverpool, west ham and aston villa have all found out who they'll be playing next in the quarter finals of their respective european competitions. we have to start with city and arsenal — because they're on a potential collision course in the semi finals of the champions league. former city player michael brown is here. let's start with your old club. real madrid again, third year in a row. how are you feeling about it? you have to feel confident. if you look at last season, the second leg performance at the head—to—head was incredible. city took it on, difficult draw was buying followed by real madrid. it's a real tough draw but a

plus, bayern munich. the german soccer giant looks to import its club's success into the united states. you're going to hear from two of its top executives. and kelvin natural slush. the company similar porting its food truck business for frozen drinks into restaurants and supermarkets around the country. all that and more over the next hour. but first, let's get headlines from my radio co-host. >> thank you very much. hewlett-packard is cutting more jobs. the c.e.o. is pushing forward with a revamp of the world's second biggest p.c. maker by eliminating 11,000 to 16,000 jobs. the cuts come on top of the 34,000 reductions already announced. meantime, the gap reported first quarter profits at exceeded analysts' estimates. the retailer was helped by sales of low-priced clothing and athletic gear. same store sales rising 9% in the month of april with an 18% jump at old navy. and reynolds american which is the maker of camel cigarettes is said to have explored the purchase of lorillard for months but apparent

5—0, besiktas did their best by bayern munich, like barcelona are infine form, by bayern munich, likene form, alcantara scored the first, 2—0 through an own goal, by and in control of the game. vagner love got a consolation goal before sandro wagner made it 3—1. bayern on for a treble, the last timejupp heynckes was on for a trouble they w011 heynckes was on for a trouble they won the champions league, they will be one of the favourites for the champions league. let's have a look at the full list of quarter—finalists. the draw will take place on friday. juventus were in league action on wednesday night. they beat atalanta 2—0 with goals from gonzalo higuain and blaise matuidi to go four points clear of napoli at the top of serie a. and there was one game played in france. kylian mbappe scored both goals for ps6 as they beat angers 2—1 to go 17 points ahead of monaco at the top of ligue one. in the asian champions league, guangzhou evergrande won again on wednesday to remain unbeatean in group g. while joenbuk motors remain top of group e, despite losing in a six—goal thriller at tianj

ba5h bayern munich mu5t try to trick the legend azimuth.ry to treat the legend a5 a myth. for all their dominance at the start of this campaign, liverpool have had a nervy run since the beginning of 2019, with two losses and two draws in their last seven matches. so how much do the fans still believe in fortress anfield? our sports correspondent katie gornall is at the ground. katie, are people there feeling nervous? you could forgive a few nerves i think because although bayern munich have been faltering a bit in the league they are still very much a force to be reckoned with. they have their star striker lewandowski who has been 5coring freely in the group stages. and liverpool are without virgilvan stages. and liverpool are without virgil van dijk. but instead of nerves when you're standing here you just get a sense of excitement. liverpool went all the way to the champions league final last year and this year they have also got that dual challenge of competing for the premier league as well. i think instead of nerves the fans are maybe

already, it should be 2-0 from bayern munich. there was an amazing shot and they were denied a penalty shot. >> thanks for speaking with us. >> right now to some off pitch developments. it was revealed today the club president was temporarily wrested back in january when he gave himself up for tax evasion. he was released on 5 million euro bail. >> it has sparked a heated debate on how to deal with taxes. they're accusing letting the rich and famous getting away too lightly. >> the nation was shocked when the head of the football club confessed he he evaded paying money and would in his swiss bank accounts. >> many millionaires in germany are getting nervous after a tax agreement with some excellent fell through and many german tax authorities obtained information on secret accounts, more and more people are turning themselves in. over 3300 people voluntarily showed their foreign accounts. >> sometimes they need convincing. often, they have to make a declaration in a hurry before the authorities find out. >> one of the officials

with that extra man, bayern could start to click through the gears and, boy, did they., arjen robben pounced on a defensive mix—up. costa nabbed a third. arturo vidal got in on the act with the cheekiest of dinks. and vidal, once again, cut arsenal to ribbons to complete the demolition job. yet another 5—1. how the germans must love it in north london. as the boos rang out, wenger must have wished he could be anywhere but. talk of wenger‘s future dominated the build—up but for 45 minutes it looked as if arsenal had found their fight. a second—half capitulation is an all too familiar champions league tale. that small but vocal group of fa ns tale. that small but vocal group of fans is growing louder. there are many now feel it could and should be the last time arsene wenger manages arsenal in europe. natalie thank you very much again at the emirates stadium. natalie perks. hello there. you're watching bbc news. i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre, these are our headlines tonight: thrashed again by bayern munich. it's deja vu for arsenal and perhaps au revoir for arse

of a chapter at bayern munich. laila: tennis now for you, and the last time roger fredericfedd novak djokovic they stop was wimbledon in july. that showdown lasted five hours, with djokovic defeating his rival. at the atp finals in london, federer avenged that loss. reporter: it was a long time coming, after a run of four years and five straight losses, roger federer managed to overcome novak djokovic once more. he capitalized on every mistake. this was nothing short of a master class in the 38-year-old federer not showing any signs of aging and playing with trademark grace and elegance. his dominance did not let up. djokovic eventually folded, and federer assumed the victory 6-4, 6-3. roger: i knew i played incredible and i had to because that is what novak does. you guys made it super special. i can't thank you enough. reporter: federer claimed to be unaware of his record against djokovic over the past few years, but with an atp semifinal coming up, that is all in the past now. laila: next, researchers in japan h

and the man who led bayern munich to major titles the season. hansi flick took over as interim coach mid-campaign. he guided his club to leading the bundesliga, german cup, and champions league. brent: i'm brent goff. to our viewers watching on pbs in the united states and around the world, welcome. german chancellor angela merkel is calling on russia to investigate the poisoning of russian opposition leader alexei navalny. navalny is being treated in berlin. today doctors said that tests showed traces of substances called cholinesterase inhibitors. no specific compound has been identified yet. navalny is in intensive care in a medically induced coma. his condition is said to be serious, but no longer life-threatening. let's go to dw political correspondent emmanuelle chaze. german chancellor reacted quickly to the hospital's confirmation that this was a poisoned. emmanuelle: angela merkel reacted quickly and strongly. she said those responsible in navalny's case must be identified and held accountable. and together with the foreign minister sho

since then, things have got back on course and bayern has returned to their a winning ways. >> with bayernx, as is what counts. we know that winning is the be all come and all. the relationships have to work, too. >> bayern munich is the only team to be able to build such a top class scrod. star playmakers can often tipped the balance. should they be injured or not in top form, the coach has plenty of other talented can fall back on. when this midfielder was injured, they soon prove they could take the lead on the pitch. [applause] stryker gomez of chopping up one go after another. after the break, he wants to take up where he left off. >> when you have a season where you can play in the champ in the final in your own stadium, it's pretty special. that's our dream come and our goal, but it will take more than luck. jummy determination and hard work. >> -- you need determination. >> the bulgarians say they are ready for the challenge for the coming months. -- the bavarians say they are ready. >> if they carry on, bayern could be tough to meet. last season, he won the golden boot for notchin

you mention ba ern saw bayern munich were. you mention bayern munich. _ saw bayern munich were., they are _ saw bayern munich were. you mention bayern munich, they are on a - saw bayern munich were. you mention bayern munich, they are on a big - bayern munich, they are on a big unbeaten run, they had a big win beating wolfsburg in what is potentially a title decider so they will be full of confidence as well coming into this.— coming into this. yes, georgia stanway scoring _ coming into this. yes, georgia stanway scoring that - coming into this. yes, georgia stanway scoring that penalty. | coming into this. yes, georgia - stanway scoring that penalty. you're right, they do not concede many goals so that is something they will be pleased of and know they can hold out a clean sheet coming into this game but it's really interesting that both managers feel there is a lot of similarities and they play the same way so again, will be see something different tactically? will they spring a surprise on the opponent when two teams play and managers play very similar styles? arsenal still t

munich, se esperaba que bayern pasara, aunque tembló un poco, y el atlético de madrid eliminando aler finalista así como el finalista entre el manchester city y el real madrid >> el juego de ida, city , la próxima será el 4 de mayo, (ver información en pantalla) el bayern munich iniciará en el calderón y va a finalizar en el allianz el 3 de mayo >> juéguese usted la cabeza, dígame los favoritos >> el bayern munich y el real madrid, me gustaría ver el derby madrileño >> yo creo que será real madrid y bayern >> vamos a lo malo y lo bueno en el baseball, acá lo que preocupa es que en casa no están haciendo estableciendose como local >> con los wrriors dentro de ellos los atleticos y los gigantes porque afecta la localía de estos equipos >> mucho tiene que ver de lo que se habla antes de que arranque la temporada quieren nuevo hogar , a diferencia de un equipo lleno ttotal , y es mejor cuando tienes a tu público >> la solución es cambiar de casa >> acá lo que afecta a los atlético sosn los brazos, sacan la cabeza para el equipo sé que ibas a mencionar batalla y el resto no es tan solido

munich keeper stranded, the bayern munich fans stunned. end of the action, though, because martinez was called into a few more point—blank world—class saves to definitely tie the points for aston villa. villa fans will be quick to tell you that one of their most famous victories was in 1982 in rotterdam where they beat bayern munich 1—0 to lift the european cup. no trophies on offer today, but this win will do a lot in their confidence going forward in the champions league. nestor mcgregor there. but during the 19 minutes, it was deafening. a memorable night here, the venue hosting top—flight european football for the first time in over a0 years. there were fireworks before kick—off. the game itself in truth was a bit of a slow burner. martinez with a fine save in the first half probably the pick of the action. into the second half of the game came alive thanks to substitute john. 10 minutes left on the clock, an audacious effort from the 20—year—old colombian, the bayern munich keeper stranded, the bayern munich fans stunned. that wasn't

"i'm very happy to be part of fc bayern.the world and i've always said that i want to move and prove myself at the highest level in my career. fc bayern is characterised by its winning culture. it feels very good to be here". i think if there's one thing you can say about this club is that it wins trophies. for more than a decade now they've won every single bundesliga. an interesting point was made to me yesterday that if harry kane signs in time to take part in a match that's playing here this evening at 8.45pm local time, it's called the super cup, it's the equivalent of the charity shield in the uk, the sort of season opener. well, if he signs in time for that, then it is entirely possible that, technically, harry kane will win his first trophy at bayern munich within hours of signing. joe, we're used to seeing younger players go to germany, for examplejude bellingham, jadon sancho, but for a player of harry kane's stature, the england captain, no less, to bejoining bayern munich, how much of a coup is it being seen as f

if they go through it, they beat bayern munich again, it's a bl- they beat bayern munich again, it'sishment for paris. as they said. — a big accomplishment for paris. as they said, they last in the final last summer against bayern munich. if they— last summer against bayern munich. if they make it tonight, it's a huge accomplishment for the club. you have _ accomplishment for the club. you have this — accomplishment for the club. you have this kind of obsession of winning — have this kind of obsession of winning the champions league in paris _ winning the champions league in paris they— winning the champions league in paris. they really want to get it and they— paris. they really want to get it and they know if they want to get it, they— and they know if they want to get it, they have to go through this, they— it, they have to go through this, they have — it, they have to go through this, they have to be that kind of team, they have to be that kind of team, they have — they have to be that kind of team, they have to be that kind of team, they have to beat bayern munich and barcelone

bayern munich is still way ahead. four points behind them is schalke. bort -- dortmund are holding down fourth. dusseldorf slides down to 15. wolfsburg trying to get out of the elimination spot. not much fun at the bottom, but at least they are in the top league. >> your up-to-date on "journal." -- you are up-to-date on "journal." >> see you soon.

bayern munich is impacted by this.ral games of bayern munich in coming weeks, four weeks or so, are likely to be taking place in empty stadiums. the number of measures being taken in germany is increasing at the moment. brent: it is increasing, hans. would you say germany is doing enough? hans: compared to italy, obviously germany has not done as italy has done. authorities here say they are protecting the virus from a long time ago, from very early on. all the preparations have been made. as the number of infections increases, obviously the measures that are being taken also are becoming more severe. her instance, the health minister also appeal to the people to stay at home and not to go traveling if they don't need to and not to use public transportation if they don't absolutely have to. all of these are measures that are intended not to, as i say, prevent the virus from spreading, but sadly to slow down the spread of the virus. angela merkel said that what is important in all of this is the time that is gained by s

will he or won't he move to bayern munich?erman club has agreed a deal in principle with tottenham to sign their record goalscored for 100 million euros. so will he now leave london? kane has a year left on his contract with spurs, and racked up 280 goals in over 400 appearances. 30 of those goals came last season, in a campaign where spurs finished 8th, missing out on european football. it's a big decision for kane, leave his life long club to head to bayern who are consistent european contenders. matt graveling has been speaking german journalist katarina delling. i think in germany everyone's really excited. i think they think it is about to happen because they are offering him great things, things that he might not be able to have here at tottenham. they say they offer him like almost twice or more than twice the amount that he's getting here, about e25 million a year, i heard. and also, he can win trophies there. he can't do that here at tottenham. he can obviously win the bundesliga. and i think the hope is that he will

bayern is a big draw.en being talk of gillian eggleston making a spectacular return there, which will be out when they dismissed him partway through last season. i wouldn't need to clearly rule him out in terms of the liverpooljob, as well. he is a name that would come under consideration. the german fa would like to keep him in the long term as the germany boss because there were certainly signs in the recent international break that he is having on the right direction with germany ahead of those whom euros. direction with germany ahead of those whom euros. danielle collins, who is set to retire at the end of the season, reached her first ever wta 1000 final by easing past ekaterina alexandrova in straight sets at the miami 0pen. collins continued her run at the tournament of not dropping a set since the opening set of her opening match in miami as she beat alexandrova 6—3, 6—2. the american hit 21 winners as she eased to victory in 75 minutes. she will face elena rybakina in the final, after she beat vik

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there was one simple reason for bayern munich— was one simple reason for bayern munich struggling.ed to play around very good _ hunger that you need to play around very good clubs. if you are bayern munich. _ very good clubs. if you are bayern munich, every single team in germany when they— munich, every single team in germany when they played you have to be at your best _ when they played you have to be at your best just about every single week _ your best just about every single week the — your best just about every single week. the case has been that's not the thing _ week. the case has been that's not the thing that's happened. thomas tuchet— the thing that's happened. thomas tuchel knows the only thing that can affect _ tuchel knows the only thing that can effect is— tuchel knows the only thing that can affect is winning the champions league. — affect is winning the champions league. a — affect is winning the champions league, a tall order. so, could the situation galvanise bayern munich and could kane yet be the saviour as they perhaps turn all their focus onto winning the ch

pretty tall order. —— bayern munich and bayer leverkusen.t leg, and you look at it and say, it's going to be a huge ask. thank you very muchjose mourinho says they will give it a go, we will find out. commentary from etienne. spurs with it all to do, one other champions league tie tonight, valencia against atalanta behind closed doors, why‘s that? joe lynskey is here with the daily coronavirus update. it just feels like football is slowly shutting down across europe. manchester united and chelsea affected by this. france and spain are the latest european country to take sport behind closed doors to contain the coronavirus outbreak. that means two more champions league fixtures been played without fans, including chelsea's second leg against bayern munich, because of a local ruling in bavaria that means no supporters at that match, which bayern the lead 3—0 on aggregate. in spain, even wider measures announced today, meaning barcelona, the last 16 second leg, as well, five—time european champions, of course, they'll play a knockout game next

even victory over bayern munich in theirfinal victory over bayern munich in their final group victoryeir final group game next month might not be enough. reaction to that, lots more details of the champions league matches on the bbc sport website. that is all for now. hello, there. talk of the town this week has just been how cold it's become. yes, on wednesday, we started off with a hard frost in the lake district. temperatures were sitting at —7, first thing in the morning, and despite lots of sunshine throughout the day, they struggled to climb above freezing by the middle of wednesday afternoon. now, we could actually see a similar story on thursday, a widespread hard frost to begin the day, the exception down in the south west, with this developing area of low pressure. that's going to bring outbreaks of rain, and windy with it, as well. we could see gusts of wind on exposed coast close to 50 mph. let's zoom in and look at that in a little more detail. it will be primarily rain across the isles of scilly and much of cornwall, some wet snow, perhaps, across the moors, and some of

what a night it was for bayern munich, their sixth european title.s the goal that sealed it, and those brilliant celebrations that followed, in that one nil win over paris saint germain in lisbon last night. joe lynskey has been looking at how they did it. and joe it wasn't quite the goal fest we were expecting. but we talk so much about buying success in europe, certainly what psg have tried to do. but for bayern this win was really masterminded from inside the club. the manager that they've appointed as well. not only that we saw the goal—scorer last night who well to use a phrase, certainly one of their own, is any? interesting and ironic that after all that money that paris st. germain has spent since they we re st. germain has spent since they were bought back in 2011. it was a player who came through their own. youth academy system who scored the goal to beat them in the champions league final. this was how kingsley coleman reaction on social media. to buy them unix sixth champions league title. that wasn't quite as eye—catching as levied on sk

barcelona head coach hansi flick says he was proud of his team after they beat his former side bayern munich 4—1 in the champions league. stadium in the first minute and though harry kane equalised for bayern, robert lewandowski soon restored barca's advantage against his former side, before two more superb finishes from raphinha sealed the win. next up for barca, el clasico against real madrid at the weekend, for bayern, that's now back to back defeats in the champions league. in these games if you are able to keep the ball against the team to keep the ball agai there a teamiilge—ze: to keep the ball agai there in a 16 without loss. barcelona head coach hansi flick says he was proud of his team after they beat his former side bayern munich 4—1 in the champions league. stadium in the first minute and though harry kane equalised for bayern, robert lewandowski soon restored barca's advantage against his former side, before two more superb finishes from raphinha sealed the win. next up for barca, el clasico against real madrid at the weekend, for bayern, that's now back to back defeats i

is bayern's main goal in winter transfers, and tuchel is particularly insisting on recruiting him. .rs' extension with italian national team reporter fabrizio romano. european football transfer informant has announced tottenham has reached an agreement with the 21-year-old italian defender destin udegi on a long-term contract and will soon sign a new contract with this italian. spurs are satisfied with odighi's performance and have increased his salary in his new contract. the galacticos are looking for the phenomenon of girona . rilo has reported that real madrid are looking for a good left defender and for this purpose they are looking for miguel cotiers, the phenomenon of girona this season. this 22-year-old defender is a product of reale academy and has been playing for girona since 2020. they have 50% of gutierrez's future sales and they can by activating his €8 million buyback clause , send him back to the santiago bernabeu, sina says. and the return of zlatan to milan , the milan club emphasized that zlatan ibrahimovic , the swedish legend of this club , will start his career