chelsea play lille next to our bourton.get a point tonight, their feet would be out of their hands. —— next to bottom. things are more straightforward to liverpool, home to napoli, the only team to beat liverpool all season but all was not well with the italians. they have not won in the last six matches and their players are said to be fined by the president because they did not attend a training camp earlier this month. jurgen klopp was asked if he thought liverpool would be effect —— mike napoli would be affected and he did not think so. we expect it will make them stronger so thatis expect it will make them stronger so that is what we have to expect absolutely. whatever is exact, we have no proper idea about what exactly happened but if i was part of the team as a player, i would try to bring their group together and unite against all the things from outside so that is what we have to expect. carlo is the most experienced manager in european foot ball experienced manager in european football and is used to dealing with

it was all level at the break, then chelsea came out the better in then chelsea came out the better inpen, they take the lead. now chelsea would have thought they were home and dry, particularly when this penalty was given because there was a penalty and it was saved, but that goal went in there. was it across? was it a shot? we will let you decide at home, but it was an equaliser that finished 2—0. that goes down as the final game of the group stage for chelsea, who are all the way at lille. they need to win, they have a good chance at that one. who did make it through tonight? there were two teams, not as many as last night, but to made it there. barcelona made it through as group winners for the 13th year in a row with italy. and guess who scored one of their goals in a 3—1win over borussia dortmund ? of their goals in a 3—1win over borussia dortmund? lionel messi, who else, on his 700th appearance for the club. england forward jaden centre with that goal there. u nfortu nately centre with that goal there. unfortunately just a consolation for them. one of the team to get through was

chelsea and ajax, the pick of the night's action.ve been talking about sport today. but from me, gavin ramjaun, and the rest of the sport today hello there. the rest of this week is going to remain on the chilly side, certainly temperatures a few degrees down on where they should be for the time of year. we've been seeing this colder air move southwards in the last 2a hours across the country, and it's going to stick around for the rest of the week, and there will be some pretty wet weather around, especially on thursday. the early part of wednesday looks mainly dry. a few showers peppering northern and eastern coasts, and some showers around irish sea coasts. but further inland, under clear skies, it's going to be a chilly one. temperatures close to freezing in the south and below freezing in the north, so there will be some frost. a little bit of mist and fog around to greet us for wednesday morning. that said, there should be plenty of sunshine across central, northern and eastern areas. but this area of showers around the irish s

decision to choose chelsea.the growth in england. i think it will be up there as one of the best leagues in the world. kerr is a household name in australia, and with a new tv deal she could become a ratings winner as well as a matchwinner. a really big deal, sam kerr are coming to england. it is such a marquee signing, she could have gone to any club. why do you think chelsea have backed her? yell or when you think about the fact that this is one of the biggest signings in chelsea history, they have a squad of international stars, but this tops everything, and it is a huge coup for them. they are six time champion. had she gone elsewhere, that she would have earned more money, so elsewhere, that she would have earned more money, so the fact that she has gone to chelsea, which are not in the champions league, it's a big deal. she has family connections in london, which i think helps on a personal level, but also she has achieved more or less everything there is to achieve in america. the same in australia, she h

you have chelsea manning who after chelsea manning was i assume pardoned by president obama, chelsea manning went around and badmouth president obama on top of everything else. so when you have a chelsea manning who stole classified information and did many things that were not good and gets pardoned or whatever happened and you have a sergeant bergdahl who gets virtually nothing, a slap on the wrist. and then they want to put these warriors in jail for 25 years? one of them served six years in jail and has many years left. as a fighter. no, we're not going to do that to our people. >> [indiscernible] >> i don't know. rudy is a great guy. he covered that himself, you know that. rudy is a best mayor in the history of new york, in my opinion. the strongest mayor, the best mayor. he was a great crimefighter and corruption fighter. probably the best in 50 years both while he was here and the u.s. attorney in the southern district. rudy is a great person. i think that may be the press is not treating rudy very well and i think that is unfair. but rudy was a great mayor and a great crimefi

chelsea had one final see in it.sed to see all the time, even if these meetings together he would see in front of the revivals, four to six weeks. people would be expected to buy from out-of-state to go to the revivals. and if you didn't get there you got in trouble. here are a minister you get that had chuck. can't get them in here, will raise our own army. so they had a lot of marrying within their relativee stuff a lot of that went on. and he said we can't get them in here we will raise our own army. stuck in my head. it is way out there. >> one instance in indiana, and i know were about ready to allow time i didn't get to talk about it here but in 1959, was a patch there, divorce but was and set up their because he had been a thpedophile. he went up there to preach in anadarko rome in a furniture store. to make this right quick and fast, he would call in young women as young as 11 and 12 and 13 years old and talk to them about why they didn't wear stockings out there was was wear them out and they had to wear the

our guests tonight hillary rodham clinton and chelsea clinton are on the show, everybody!hey have a new book. also on the show, the world is burning down, the white house is going to the dogs and donald trump is getting impeached. ( cheers and applause ) yeah, that's right! give it up for the dogs! let's catch up on today's headlines! ( cheers and applause ) let's begin with the most important news out of washington today -- the nationals have won the world series. >> the washington nationals took home their first world series last night with a riveting 6-2 victory over the houston astros in game number 7. >> back in d.c. the fans celebrated in the rain. the one guy that ripped off his shirt -- >> yeah, and what are you feeling tonight? >> oh, my god! dad, i wish you were here! i love you so much! i know you're watching! go nats! >> amazing! tell me what your thoughts are about this world series win? >> i think this is huge for d.c.! d.c. needed this. we've got some asshole in the (~bleep ) white house right now! >> trevor: oh, wow! ( laughter ) yo, that is hilarious. d.c.

you have chelsea manning, after chelsea manning was pardoned by president obama, chelsea manning went around and badmouth the president obama on top of everything else. when you have a chelsea manning who stole classified information that gets pardoned and you have sergeant worked all who gets a slap in the wrist. they served six years in jail after many years left. we are not going to do that to our people. rudy is a great guy. rudy is the best mayor in the history of new york. rudy is a great crimefighter, corruption fighter. he was phenomenal. rudy was a great person. i think that is unfair. rudy was a great mayor and a grateful -- great crimefighter. you come to bulgaria? >> i might come. it's a country where we have a lot in common, we have a prime minister we like a lot. thank you very much. i can tell you it is sitting on nancy pelosi's desk. the trade deal, the great trade deal of the farmers manufacturers. she is incapable of moving. she knows it is a great deal. she says she wants to get it done and we are talking about many months. i guess all of the republicans are going t

decision to choose chelsea.in england. i think it will be up there as one of the best leagues in the world. kerr is a household name in australia, and with a new tv deal she could become a ratings winner as well as a matchwinner. it's been a tricky couple of days for the england manager gareth southgate after he dropped raheem sterling for tomorrow's euro 2020 qualifier against montenegro. it was after a bust up with his team—matejoe gomez, and today southgate has admitted that he "wouldn't imagine" that sterling is "hugely enthusiastic" about him at the moment. natalie pirks reports. this is a big game for england tomorrow. the 1000th match where every player who is represented england in the last 147 years will be assigned a legacy number that we have seen in the likes of cricket. members of the 66 world cup winning squad there and captains who represented england throughout the yea rs represented england throughout the years will also be at wembley. huge fa nfa re years will also be at wembley. huge fanfare a

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what about chelsea then — at home to ajax. last season's semi finalists.nd remember chelsea have a 100% win record in champions league matches against dutch opponents. fielder and colour is back from injury tonight. but the young side have coped surprisingly well with the likes of virginia, vital to the chelsea win at ajax a couple of weeks ago. victory at stamford bridge would see chelsea go three points clear of ajax and put them in a strong position to progress to the last 16 with games against valencia remaining. but manager frank lampard knows it is not going to be an easy feat. i felt it would be tight, and that has proved to be correct. but another good result would be great. two games left but we must understand even though we are at home, the quality of ajax and the danger is as much if not more than the game we played away. they are such a good technical team. and keep in mind ajax had never lost an away champions league match in england. they are top and unbeaten in the dutch league and will pose problems in attack so there is expected to be som

at one stage chelsea were 4—1 down in their tie against ajax.ung in the second half — when the visitors had 2 men sent off. chelsea fought back, levelled it at 4—1; and at one stage thought they had won it — our reporter rhia chohan had the tricky task of condensing it all for us. under of condensing it all for us. the lights of stamford b they under the lights of stamford bridge they had the chance to go three points clear of ajax, but it started badly with the faintest of touches when he put his side behind after just two minutes. it looked to be getting much worse when they hit this beauty and went three up thanks the most part. if you that the first half was frantic, it was nothing on the second, ajax had two then sent off and the momentum turned. hitting off and the momentum turned. hitting off the balance, sending stanford into a frenzy. what could have been an amazing bounce back win for chelsea was not to be after the goal was ruled out for a handball and it may only be the group stages, but this tournament delivers an ajax left sa nford

similar story for chelsea.omez missed, not just the still wondering how max gomez missed, notjust the chance but the actual ball completely. yes, that. but opportunities were ceaseless. in the spanish side taking the lead, to chelsea equalising 108 the spanish side taking the lead, to chelsea equalising108 seconds later. matteo, jets, well done. christian literature finish this. va are looked at it and liked it. valencia didn't. and the game seemed one for chelsea but hang on, what was that? daniel vast. the two — two draw is ok for chelsea because valencia should have one. it started with a miss and ended like this. joe wilson, bbc news. manchester united are in europa league action tomorrow night. a squad full of youngsters, ten potential debutants, it'll probably mean just a little more to defender max taylor. he's 19 and this time last year had just found out he had testicular cancer. well he's since made a full recovery, returned to playing a month ago and is now in line for a first senior appearance. he's

five premier league wins in a row for chelsea left them in good shape heading into this fixture withrystal palace. and after an incredible midweek champions league comeback, they were full of confidence.

they have a few chemical weapons they've always got a camera on cliff is out china expert chelsea delaney joins us from the frankfurt stock exchange we'll come to her in a 2nd 1st with you cliff it is this is the beginning of the end i think beginning of the end is the way to describe it i think it be premature to say it's more than . they've still got a mountain to climb and you saw your as you mentioned the introduction you know the language we've had truces we've had all kinds of things in the run up now but the fact that the chinese foreign ministry came out with a reason the strong statement shows that clearly they're prepared to sort of put their money where their mouth is now and so definitely it's the start of the process if that is the case chelsea let's go over to you and frank why isn't there jubilation on financial markets. well there definitely has been a positive reaction and global markets u.s. stock futures are up the docks is up a little under one percent but it's not you believe it's not euphoria one of the reasons for that could be that over the past month global stocks

the 2—2 draw is ok for chelsea, especially because valencia should have won.s around britain. he was awarded a total of 5 michelin stars during his career, and food critics paid tribute to his achievement in reviving interest in british cuisine. i wanted to cook, i wanted to be a chef. i didn‘t care what anybody else thought of that — that was going to be my career. the real show is the food, so sell it to them, give it to them. have them dribbling, almost, over what you‘re about to cook for them and that‘s where it all started. that was gary rhodes, who has died at the age of 59. the multi—talented writer, stage director and doctor — sirjonathan miller — has died at the age of 85. sirjonathan made his name as part of the satirical 19605 show — beyond the fringe — which also launched the careers of peter cook, dudley moore and alan bennett. he went on to direct operas and plays and presented a series of landmark bbc programmes. 0ur arts correspondent rebecca jones looks back at his life and many achievements.

i think chelsea is one of the biggest clubs in the world and once i kind of had my mindset on europe,chelsea as a club stop i think she is going to be a coach that challenges me a lot, i have a lot to learn from her and i like that she is old business and can also have a bit of a laugh as well, because that is who i am. looking at the players and the depth they have with a huge draw card for me. i didn't come here to just be draw card for me. i didn't come here tojust be here. i came here to lift trophies and win silverware with the clu b trophies and win silverware with the club and there is no denying that i have come to score goals, so hopefully i can keep my goalscoring record up and help the team lift those trophies and be a part of it. the former arsenal manager arsene wenger is returning to football, but not as a manager. he's been named as fifa's new chief of global football development. the move ends speculation linking him to the vacancy at bayern munich. wenger‘s been out of work since leaving arsenal 18 months ago after 22 years in charge during which he won three premier

the pick of the ties on tuesday of match day four — chelsea against ajax.staging a comeback to level it four all — while the visiting side were reduced to nine men. an eventful game, as our football reporterjohn bennett explains. this game had everything, two red cards, va are decisions going against the home team, changing the atmosphere on the ground, and eight goals as well. what a comeback by chelsea. they are very unlucky to find themselves 4— wandown. ajax did not play

a good day for millie brighton got another for chelsea before setting up another for chelsea before settingbreak before bethany england grabbed her second to complete the 6—0 thrashing to remain top of the table. arsenal stayed third with a comfortable victory over bottom side liverpool but the single goal victory could count against them in the title race as they sit behind manchester city on goal difference. the top 5 all won in the wsl. third placed arsenal beat liverpool 1—0, everton won a third league match in a row as they finished 3—1 winners over tottenham. manchester united beat brighton 4—0 whilst reading won 3—2 winners at west ham and continuing with women's football, up in scotland glasgow city have beaten hibernian in the womens scottish cup final in a seven goal thriller. it was clare shine who got the winner in the 90th minute with a stunning solo effort. look at this. the victory means that they finish the season with a league and cup double. england's cricketers are in a battle to save the first test against new zealand after bj watling scored a sensational double century

i am not chelsea, i am not united, i am many clubs man. i am not united, iam not many clubs man. i am not chelsea, i am not united, i am not real madrid. iam all of am not united, i am not real madrid. i am all of them. i give every single to all of them and that is what i'm going to do here, is to give absolutely every thing i haven't. this is not about me coming here and saying everything was wrong with marie chio, not at all. not at all. ijust come to try with marie chio, not at all. not at all. i just come to try and understand why, in the last year, the results in the premier league we re the results in the premier league were not good. and to try to understand how i can help them to reach again a good level because, as i was saying, the players are very good and i am not here to make dramatic changes. so he's now well and truly back, and as our sports correspondent natalie pirks explains, he's once again got plenty to prove. this press conference was brought to you by the words happy and humble, not something you would normally assoc

and two heroes at chelsea with one now starting a new chapter as tottenham boss.t are the chances of frank lampard ever following in mourinho‘s footsteps? ican i can firmly say no, and you can replay that again in ten years. we'll start with some good news as great britain are into the semi—finals of the davis cup. kyle edmund and dan evans both won their singles against germany today to spark the celebrations in madrid. craig templeton has all the details. no andy murray again as great britain kept the same team that beat kazakhstan. that made up first that was kyle edmund against philipp kohlschreiber. kyle edmund produced one of his best displays of the season one of his best displays of the season and he picked up where he left off. the serves looking on returnable, his forehand was too powerful. it wasn't long before the first set was his. the germans started the second strongly but edmund broke back immediately with something special. he broke again at 5-5 to something special. he broke again at 5—5 to put himself in front. i—o great britain, job done. up ne

chelsea hold ajax to a dramatic four all draw.he stories people are watching, reading and sharing. the starting gun will officially be fired on the five—week race for number ten later today, and in a moment we'll be speaking to our reporterjoe tidy, who's looking at how digital and social media platforms are being used during the campaign. first though, let's take at some other stories that people are discussing today. many of the newspapers are leading on jacob rees—mogg's comments and subsequent apology to grenfell tower survivors and relatives — for saying that it would be "common sense" to flee a burning building. the guardian focuses on the "furious" reaction, quoting one man — whose uncle died in the fire — as saying the remarks reveal: "the detachment of the government from the grenfell community". the metro's front page reports that chart—topping rapper stormzy hasjoined calls for the politician to resign. grime artist stormzy, who has previously spoken in support of grenfell victims, tweeted that he "can't believe the che

chelsea began the second half on the front foot again and they got their breakthrough.finally unlocked tammy abraham finishing the move. with only a single goal between the sides, crystal palace upped their efforts and started to trouble the chelsea backline. but as the game approached the final stages, christian pulisic got the second. to see them leapfrog manchester city in the table. we certainly deserved to win the game and the first half, if it was frustrating it was because we had all the game, had some chances but not enough clear ones. we let the tempo dropp slightly through the half. as soon as we picked it up in the second half then i thought we got our deserve to win with a clean sheet. fascinating day. here to wrap up the rest of today's premier league action is austin halewood. and tottenham's run without a premier league win continues? that's right tottenham continuing to struggle this season. a big result in europe in midweek but once again they couldn't back it up next time out. they were held to a 1—1 draw at home to sheffield united. before the game, t

chelsea began the second half on a front foot again and they got their breakthrough. palace defence finally unlocked tammy abraham finishing the move. with only a single goal between the sides, crystal palace upped their efforts and started to trouble the chelsea backline. but as the game approached the final stages, christian pulisic got the second. to see them leapfrog manchester city in the table. we certainly deserved to win the game and the first half, if it was frustrating it was because we had chances but not enough clear ones. we let the tempo dropped slightly through the half. as soon as we picked it up in the second half then i thought we got our deserve to win with a clean sheet. it was one of those strange games where you are disappointed after every defeat, it doesn't matter if you're playing the top teams or a team in another division, every defeat is a real blow to you but there are times when you have to ask what more could i have have expected the team to do and what could ask have expected the team to do and what could they have done differently. her

our financial correspondent chelsea delaney joins us now from frankfurt chelsea narrowly avoiding recession may be good news but does it actually inspire confidence. it's certainly early if definitely after all of the worry there's been about a recession but it's also an extremely low bar to be clearing here and i don't think it changes the the longer term narrative for germany which is very constrained growth expectations the german economy is really that hurt by these trade changed the china and we continue to see weak growth in the manufacturing sector but there are some bright spots including consumer spending remains strong construction activity is strong so there is hope that the economy has at least bottomed out but even even if that's the case that their growth expectations are basically for stagnation going forward and there are a lot of downside risks including from these trade tensions which china and changes for the for the auto sector with. growth with the transition to electric vehicles so there's it's still not really looking great for the german economy the german economy is

all right let's cross over to often national correspondent chelsea delaney in france the chelsea why an i.p.o. in riyadh and not in new york or london. listing is saudi aramco on on a local exchange is a really important symbol for the for the government there because they've they've really made this push to get more investors investing locally and to saudi companies and they've made a lot of a lot of progress and transparency and regulatory changes so i think it's important for them as a symbol to a list this locally but they are planning at some point in the next few years to do a 2nd internationalist saying syrian to do the small local listing where they all the list about 2 to 5 percent of the shares and then in a couple of years there they've said they plan to do another listing they've actually chosen quite understand what's interesting li tokyo. because they have said the u.s. london and china they've all have so many political issues right now that it would be it would be safer for us to list in tokyo on interest to use with the i.p.o. of course is part of saudi arabia's atte

this is a massive coup for chelsea, and of course for chelsea's manager emma hayes.time champions league winners lyon. but the reason she has gone to chelsea is because she wants to win the champions league, and so do they, and she will go some way to helping them do that. she is regarded as one of the best strikers in the world, nominated for the ballon d'or and fifa's women's player of the year. she has won five consecutive golden boots in america, the american league and the australian league. and she is the all—time top scorer in both leagues of all time, an incredible record. and she holds the record for the most goals in a single season in both leagues. she is australian. she scored five goals during the world cup this summer, helping australia get to the semifinals. sorry, the quarter—finals. on chelsea's website she has said the wsl is the best league in europe, which was why she wa nted league in europe, which was why she wanted tojoin. league in europe, which was why she wanted to join. i feel chelsea league in europe, which was why she wanted tojoin. ifeel

of my colleague rob what is holding this along with our financial correspondent chelsea lately rob starting with you did anyone tell musk about that airport stuff up if he does know about secrecy cracked a little joke about it he said that the construction projects will have to happen a little bit quicker than the folks at 13 is since they started building but i'm going to get well that seems like they are planning a lot quicker than that he didn't say a date for when this new plan will open but tesla has previously says that it does want to start producing cars in europe in 2021 look at the i think if it's not the only reason that he's chosen germany as you mentioned the engineering prowess is something that he's seitz's here but it's also worth bearing in mind that the government has set aside a 1000000000 euros to put towards the construction of electric car batteries so that's something that test it can profit from by being here as for belin well must also want to produce the design and engineering school in the city itself he says he likes the autistic had ok that's nice well chelsea w

let's go to chelsea delaney of financial correspondent in frankfurt chelsea just how bad is the situation because i mean germany's just narrowly missed a recession it is basically stagnating wouldn't investments from both the public and private sectors be exactly what the doctor ordered. well that's what economist investors have really been begging for over the past couple of months investment is really the really the bedrock of economic growth so the deterioration and willingness to invest especially in the manufacturing sector is definitely a concern for long term economic growth but there are a lot of obstacles on both the public and private side for investment going forward the german government still is sort of saying they don't want to do fiscal stimulus and the private sector it's really hard to imagine any sort of manufacturing firm investing and long term manufacturing activity and things like that given the economic climate so i think it's hard to imagine german investment really going up from here thanks for joining in chelsea lately. the german parliament has cleared the way f

let's go over to chelsea delaney off a national correspondent in frankfurt chelsea where is all this leading. really only further downward for both of these economies at the heart of the slowdown and japan and china is really the trade tensions between the u.s. and china which of put a drag on global trade but they also are both dealing with domestic issues as well japan has recently raised sales taxes which is expected to slow consumption there and in china they're dealing with a lot of problems including surging inflation inflation is at the highest level in 8 years in china which really makes it difficult for policymakers in china to implement any stimulus that could really boost growth so it's really hard to envision either of these economies really recovering anytime soon because they will you watch you'll see because german g.d.p. daughter is due out soon the figures could show europe's largest economy in recession analysts predicts the latest on who will see growth running deep into a hole in the 3rd quarter u.s. china thomas dispute has helped drive germany's he met effect fr

and china are unable to find common ground on these issues chelsea thank you very much that was chelsea believing there in frankfurt. now to china where nature conservation is becoming more and more of a priority the government is working to create a national park system that will better protect its spectacular natural resources one of the 1st parks. one national park in ching hai province is set to open its gates in 2020 it's good news for the environment but there is some concern about what it means for the local tibetan population in a region an expired china in the 1956. in our documentary film coming up we look at women who join the so-called islamic state i'm terry martin thanks for being with us. from. the adventures of the famous naturalist and explorer. juice in the bridge of politics on the phone while it's 260th birthday we remember going on a voyage of discovery. expedition good d.w. .

meanwhile, group h remains a three—way fight between ajax, chelsea and valencia.le with goals from hakim ziyech and quincy promes, they're now two points clear of chelsea and valencia, who drew 2—2 in spain — a win for either side would have seen them through. chelsea came from behind to lead 2—1, but had to settle for a point when daniel wass equalised for the home side with eight minutes to go. iam happy i am happy to a degree. with respect to the opponent, the champions league and how tough it is, and with respect to a stadium like this it was a tough match for us. now it's on us was a tough match for us. now it's on us and the last game is a home. so that's a positive, there are positives in every game, that's a positive. staying with football, spain's head coach luis enrique has accused his former assistant roberto moreno of disloyalty and says that's the reason he was sacked from his coaching staff. moreno took charge of the side when enrique stepped down in march, following the news that his daughter was seriously ill. she died in august at the age of nine.

at one stage chelsea were 4—1 down in their tie against ajax.levelled it at 4—11 and at one stage. they thought they had won it. our reporter rhia chohan had the tricky task of condensing it all for us. under the lights of stamford bridge, chelsea had the chance to go three points clear ajax in their group, but it started badly. the faintest of touches and tammy abraham put his side behind afterjust two minutes. and it looked to be getting much worse, when hakim ziyech hit this beauty they went three our thanks, in most part, to kepa arrizabalaga. if you thought the first half was frantic, it wasn't a patch on the second, chelsea 11—2 down, ajax had two men sent off with second yellows. any momentum turned. rees jones headlines: on the bounce to level, sending stamford bridge into a frenzy. what could have been an amazing bounce back when for chelsea was not to be. cesar azpilicueta's goal ruled out for a handball from tammy abraham. this tournament delivers. ajax left stamford bridge with a point. rhia chohan, bbc news. far more straightforward

a similar story for chelsea.d the ball. 0pportunities were ceaseless from the spanish side taking the lead to chelsea equalising 108 taking the lead to chelsea equalising108 seconds later. well timed. var looked at it and liked it. valencia didn't. what was that? me too— draw is ok for chelsea especially because valencia should have won. remember it started with a mess and came to an end like this. let's have a look at some of this morning's back pages. most of the papers going with last nights champions league action. the mirror has a nice headline "lov is not enough". of course, dejan lovern scoring, but only to make it a draw against napoli — not enough for liverpool to qualify yet. in the sun they've gone with tammy abraham's injury in chelsea's draw against valencia. he went off in the second half, appearing to be in a lot of pain and clutching his side and hip. we will bring you updates on his injury when we get them. and the express has a picture ofjurgen klopp not looking happy after he was given a yellow

and for more i'm joined by chelsea delaney in frankfurt chelsea german exports posting the biggest rise in almost 2 years how big a surprise is that. it's certainly a surprise certainly relieved it's about a percentage point more than economists had been expecting looking at the details of the report this is really driven by increase exports to the u.k. and the u.s. which both of those have been struggling with bracks and trade tensions they did see a decline in exports to china and another bright spot of this report was a 6 percent increase in auto and vehicle exports which has been really hit hard by the trade tensions so i think at the same time. it's one month it's one month of data a lot of the other data that we've had that we have seen especially from the industrial sector earlier this week has been has been mixed at best so i think it's too early to read you know and to germany slowdown and to this data tells you don't go anywhere because i would like to talk to you about a different picture that we see certainly in asia as powerhouse they've china's foreign trade continuing to

chelsea remain top of the table but onlyjust, they are a point clear of second placed manchester city. manchester united kicked off an action packed day of women's super league against brighton, and after scoring 11 goals in the midweek game they were feeling confident. lauren james, at 18 the youngest player in the squad, started off proceedings. wave after wave of attack was then rewarded making it 2—0. she wasn't done yet and got her second after half—time before a penalty taken racked up a 4—0 when for katie stoney‘s team. title chasers manchester city visited bristol. they were 1—0 going into the break. ellen white extended the lead. a 5—0 winfor the second week running mean the sat top the table briefly as chelsea were at birmingham city and were dominant. the tone was set from early on and it was a good day for millie bright getting another for chelsea before setting up bethany england on the stroke of half—time. drew spence scored twice shortly after the break before england grabbed her second. a 6—0 thrashing to remain top of the order. arsenal stayed third with a comfortable

when he arrived at chelsea, his initial assessment didn't seem too far wrong.ase don't call me arrogant because what i am saying is true, i think i am a special one. first title in 50 years followed, followed even more swiftly by another. for a time, followed even more swiftly by another. fora time, it felt like everything moreno touched turned to silverware. but it would become a passion in his career, the relationship soured. leaving chelsea, his next move would be to enter milan, and what was also becoming a pattern was extraordinary success. becoming a pattern was extraordinary success. winning successive seasons before becoming the champions league winner once again. but controversy continued apollo, and followed him to spain in his next post at madrid. despite again winning trophies, including the la liga title, his stay at the burner by was brief. he went back to the bridge. are you still special? i am a happy one. be happy once and spreading a little happiness, these were chelsea fans, adding another premier league title. soon things came apart. manches

victory against lille in their last game will see chelsea through. the knockouts if they win at home to napoli. about 15 minutes gone at anfield, currently x—x. at anfield, currently goaless. you can listen to commentary on bbc radio 5live. it's the europa league tomorrow night. manchester united have ten players yet to make a senior appearance in their squad to face astana. for 19—year—old max taylor, it's set to be an extra special evening. this time last year, he'd just been diagnosed with testicular cancer. he's had a full recovery, and after only returning to playing at the end of october, is now set for his debut. he's been telling the bbc about his experience. you are by yourself, you cannot sleep and all you're thinking is, thinking is, this is serious. this could end my life. hi, my name is max taylor and i'm a professional footballer for manchester united. i had been checking and ifelt a lump so i went to the doctor and said, obviously i have a lump. he ran a scan and said yes, it is normal, a cyst, quite common in teenagers. he gave me a w

we have to take chelsea and leicester seriously.icester did not so long ago, so it is certainly not over. liverpool have been a drug or not this season, but they will have a blip at some point. what city have doneis blip at some point. what city have done is put massive pressure on themselves. they went 16 games on themselves. they went 16 games on the spin winning everyone last season, so the spin winning everyone last season, so that told you that they are capable, but there is no margin for error any more. chris sutton speaking to me earlier. much more from him on five live. pep guardiola will not be sanctioned by the fa for those animated, some might say sarcastic thank youse to the officials on the pitch yesterday. let's have a quick look a few other of the day's football stories. neil warnock has left his job as manager of cardiff city by mutual agreement with the club. he took over three years ago and led them to promotion to the premier league in 2018, but they went straight back down again last season and they're currently

so, the pressure remains on manchester city, who played chelsea at the etihad tonight.ing. to win titles, you need to perform under pressure and with liverpool winning earlier, it was definitely on manchester city. josie came to the every up trying to avenge a defeat from the last visit and extend their league away from home. think them off to the perfect start. having played for city manager frank lampard should having played for city manager frank lampa rd should have having played for city manager frank lampard should have known it was too soon to celebrate. the champions feelings this season have been in defence, not an attack and they soon brought them level. but i would not be enough, this was a must win in city were all in, showing chelsea they had much to work on and defence as well. it could have been three before half—time, fortunate that sergio could only spare his blushes. rahim sterling put the icing on the ca ke rahim sterling put the icing on the cake into the video assistant referee and ruled it out by the tiniest of margins. on this occasion, did not ma

chelsea came back from 4—1 down, to draw with ajax.a keeper kepa. ajax then had two men sent off. the home side made them pay. they got their equaliser thanks to youngester reece james — who becomes chelsea's youngest ever champions league scorer. five and for the school. we needed to lift the stadium "4— five and for the school. we needed to lift the stadium ——4— for the school. i'm delighted with that part of it and we were disappointed in the last ten minutes not doing it but with a 3—1 down, 4—1 down. so it was a good result. —— 4—4. dortmund came two goals down, to beat inter milan in group f. two goals from full back aschraf hakimi helped them to a 3—2 win. dortmund are now three points clear of inter in 2nd, in the race to qualify. barca top the group, but drew 0—0 at home to slavia prague. european rugby champions saracens have been deducted 35 points, and fined nearly $7 million after being found in breach of salary cap regulations. nine of their players were in the england squad, just back from the world cup in japan. an inde

she is here for two and a half years and the chelsea fa ns and a half years and the chelsea fans areody is going to be buying tickets to see her. it is interesting that she has picked the wsl because we know that lyon are a dominant force that they can pay big wages, barcelona. you wonder what it means for the league that she has decided to come here. the chelsea boss summed it up when she said she can go to any club in the world, and i think she is right, she has been chased by the likes of leon who are six times european champions, the most six times european champions, the m ost su ccess six times european champions, the most success for club and the world these days, also being chased by bayern munich, real madrid and to be virtue public could have earned bigger, better money elsewhere. she wa nted bigger, better money elsewhere. she wanted to come to london and worked and imo hayes, she has family connections in london which helps. it isa connections in london which helps. it is a huge coup for the club, put a play on smaller wages than she would get elsewhere, and it is a huge

similar story for chelsea.tely. yes, that. but opportunities were ceaseless, from the spanish side taking the lead, to chelsea equalising 108 seconds later. mateo kovacic, well—timed. christian pulisic finished this. var looked at it, var liked it. valencia didn't. now, the game seemed won for chelsea. but, hang on, what was that? well, daniel wass. the 2—2 draw is ok for chelsea, especially because valencia should have won. remember, it started with a miss. it came to an end like this. joe wilson, bbc news. now, manchester united play tonight in the europa league. as we heard yesterday, 19—year—old defender max taylor is in the the squad to face astana. taylor was diagnosed with testicular cancer this time last year, and he has been talking to the bbc about his experience. there was a 30 millimetre cancer. my mum broke down straightaway, and i was sort of like, so taken back by it, i didn't cry. and then i got out andi it, i didn't cry. and then i got out and i was like, oh, my god. just my mind wasjust and i