and bayern munich are through as well.eltic, who were superb, bayern played a professionaljob but they who were superb, bayern played a professional job but they were lucky. they scored with about 13 minutes left after celtic had equalised through mcgregor. at the bottom of your screen, group b, barcelona and juventus could have got through, but they will have to wait because olympiakos were frustrated. right at the top of your screen, basel would have got through with a win, but cska moscow came from 1—0 down to win. and their hopes of getting through to the last 16, well, they are very thin now. they surely have to win their last two games. it is game six of the world series, and the houston astros have the chance win baseball's showpiece event for the first time. they got off the mark first against the la dodgers, george springer scoring a home run in the third inning. they are 3—2 up overall, after winning game 5, and currently lead their opponents 3—2 in the best—of—seven series. the match is being played at la's dodg

paris st—germain and bayern munich are the first two teams into the knockout stages of the european championsthey lost 3—0 in rome. 0ur football reporter jon bennett watched the action, and said the english premier league champions weren't their usual selves. chelsea

bidding to reach their first european quarter—final and go into the tie as favourites having beaten bayern munichng through the bayern test proves we have developed the experience that we've needed to progress in the competition. but we ta ke progress in the competition. but we take one step at a time. they're the third top ranked team in europe. we don't get ahead of ourselves. if we think about the next stage we'll stop doing what got us to this point. we need to concentrate on taking care of the details at home so we get a clean sheet. england say they will be "motivated by revenge" when they face australia in the test match element of their ashes series later on. the match begins in the early hours of thursday in sydney, and is the first ever day—night women's test. andy swiss reports. time to grin and win. for heather knight's england team, this is a test with no room for error. they came to australia as the newly—crowned world champions. the hosts though, have won two of the first three games and their confidence is very clear. beat england is their rallying cry. but that bullishness might

they lost 2—1 to bayern munich, but more to come this evening.g on the programme about the parliamentary hearing into classification in pa ralympic about the parliamentary hearing into classification in paralympic sport and baroness tanni grey—thompson had some strong words? that's right. she told the parliamentary committee that athletes were told they would be kicked off teams and stripped of funding this they complained about this ongoing classification issue and she is calling for an independent review into this system after saying the culture was somewhere between control and bullying and those are pretty harsh words. let's hear from bullying and those are pretty harsh words. let's hearfrom her. bullying and those are pretty harsh words. let's hear from her. great britain should be the gold standard of integrity and independence and we should have an open discussion about im and about misclassification, but actually, where we are now, in the paralympic movement, it's medals, it's money, it's sponsorship and it's money, it's sponsorship and i