shakhtar donetsk are a good team. they are able always to do thanks to great teams.e is the team that is paying their best football in italy. they have a wonderful coach, a great team with a lots of pace in fun. and then feyenoord, dutch football. they like to play and to create problems. it is going to be a good, profit bar. everton took a healthy 2—0 lead to croatia for the second leg of their europa league qualifier against hadjuk split, and duly made it through to the group stage after a 1—1 draw at hadjuk split. wayne rooney, fresh from his international retirement, was named in the starting 11, was patrick gearey reports. he has quit for england, now at its platform everton. wayne rooney's travels don't end with his retirement from international football. he convinced gareth southgate he was one of a recall, evenif southgate he was one of a recall, even if this wasn't the best header. no matter, everton was had control. this goal jolted the no matter, everton was had control. this goaljolted the thai public. everton's half—time team talk note altered. this was

security council in certain regions of donetsk. we stress of that such presence will facilitate the security and to get back on the political track. of course, it will not be complete. we have not touched upon the issue of crimea. i'm grateful to mr. secretary for the clear and infallible position. crimea has been and will remain a ukrainian territory. it belongs to ukraine and should come back to ukraine. there is no other way to stop converting the territory of non-freedom into the military base. it does not exist. i expressed my gratitude to the u.s. administration for the restrictive measures that confirms that the united states stands ready to be the leader in the transatlantic front. we hope that the kremlin will heed to the international community, will stop its provocations and facilitate stabilization. otherwise, i say that the price of the aggression will be higher. i'd like to say also that sanctions is not a name in itself but just a tool, an instrument to get russia back at the table of negotiations and to secure the i

feyenoord are back as dutch champions but shakhtar donetsk, who don't play their home games in the homeill be happy with that. in group f, you are a better chance statistically of winning than any other group. conor mcnamara, thank you. the england manager gareth southgate says he ‘fully understands' wayne rooney's decision to retire from international football. southgate admitted he had wanted to include the everton forward in his squad for next month's world cup qualifiers against malta and slovakia. 0ur sports reporter david 0rnstein was at st george's park earlier today. it was always going to be interesting to hear southgate's views on rooney because not only did he drop the striker from the squad for two friendlies in the summer, he planned to recall him for the world cup qualifiers. southgate phoned rooney to sell and sell only for rooney to sell and sell only for rooney to sell and sell only for rooney to relay his decision. today he paid tribute to the everton man and refused to rule out a return. he paid tribute to the everton man and refused to rule out a returnlj totally und

thoughts of the manchester city director of football after they were drawn out alongside shakhtar donetsk they know the south american market and they are always able to win against great teams. napoli is playing the best in italy, with a wonderful coach, a lot of pace in front, so a very competitive squad. they like to play with as. it's going to be a good group. the four—time olympic champion mo farah ended his track career in thrilling fashion with victory in the 5,000m at the diamond league finale in zurich. 34—year—old farah will now switch to road running. he clocked 13 minutes, 6.5 seconds to beat paul chelimo of the usa and muktar edris of ethiopia, with chelimo later disqualified. farah‘s win was particularly sweet, as edris beat him in the 5,000 metres final at the world championships in london two weeks ago. it feels amazing to win. i've really enjoyed my career. it's been a long journey, but at the same time i've enjoyed it. i'll miss the track and the people. this is a new chapter of my life. going onto the roads and seeing what i can do on the roads. i'm sure there will be b

regime is totally out of control it's unrepresentative of the country's borders even subtracting the donetsk and lugansk republics whose self-determination is being crushed by an aggressive war the target civilians and so when we see journalists arrested for charges that are totally outlandish and violate every convention of european international law it really ought to embarrass the politicians in the european union who want to drag this neal fascist regime into brussels except that they don't because they can't afford the bill because for getting the war crimes the getting the crimes against journalists the getting the total lack of free speech it's a country that cannot even pay to keep its own lights on and the e.u. doesn't want that millstone around its neck do you do you think we will see much in the way of international reaction. it depends what you mean by international we'll certainly see a reaction from the wider world starting with russia but certainly not limited to russia we'll see it from various peace activists free speech activists throughout the entire world but i don't thin

too will be happy with their draw, although they face a long trip to ukraine to take on shakhtar donetsk amid allegations of "bullying and discrimination." striker eniola aluko made the claims against sampson, but he's been cleared of wrongdoing by both an fa investigation and a separate independent inquiry. sampson and the fa deny the allegations and southgate has praised the character of his fellow coach. my my feeling is that the culture is very good here. so i cannot talk about the specific meetings, age groups, i have got involved with, but i sense that we are heading in a good direction at saint georges parkhead. the summer was a good example of that. now, a legitimate contest or a farce ? well, the floyd mayweather and conor mcgregor fight this weekend is splitting opinion and there's no denying it's a talking point. now former boxer ricky hatton has revealed his thoughts "pure showbiz." however hatton doesn't blame the fighters for taking the money, and he's hoping there's a victory for mcgregor. iama i am a little bit disappointed in how boxing has gone a little bit lately. it w