linked to their owners — deals like the one that abu dhabi—owned city have signed, in fact, with etihador example. now, the league said that these rules were necessary to maintain competitive balance, to make sure these deals were of fair market value. city said they were unlawful, anti—competitive and discriminatory, and today a tribunal panel published its 175 page report into this dispute. and both sides, as you say, claimed victory. the premier league said that the panel had upheld and endorsed the broad framework of these rules, but it did concede that on two areas they had been found to be unlawful, including the fact that the loans that club owners sometimes give to their clubs at zero interest rates were excluded from the scope of these regulations. that meant that city, of course, could then claim victory. they said that they had succeeded in this case. they said that the panel had found that in these two areas, the rules were breaching competition law. they also made the point that the panel had found it was unfair for the league to block two sponsorship deals that city had tr

and another dominant display from manchester city saw them thrash sparta prague 5—0 at the etihad, butthem a place behind liverpool in the champions league standings. phil foden got them on their way early, but it was something specialfrom erling haaland that stole the show — an acrobatic backheeled finish one of his two goals on the night. john stones and matthias nunez were also on the scoresheet as pep guardiola's side emphatically continue their unbeaten campaign. five goals against that team, it was unexpected for me before the game and, yeah, we are there, still five games left, and the target is finish in the first eight, because it's a good advantage, don't play in february, win knockout stage and then focus in the premier league. and, yeah, the team i like, the team we are playing, we are alive with the problems we have with the many injuries, like many other teams, of course. but i rely a lot on the players and they proved me i'm right. so let's take a look then at the rest of the results. and a shock for atletico madrid. beaten three goals to one at home by lille, who came f

dan rowen at etihad. dan rowen at etihad. for england's bowlers in hot conditions on a difficult pitch. pakistan made the most of winning the toss and batting first, getting centuries from shan masood and abdullah shafique, but england dug in and had a better evening session. at the close of play, pakistan were 328—4. joe wilson was watching. 35,000 seats, mostly empty. monday is a working day. there are some young enthusiasm. settling in an england soon faced traditional issues on tour. hot day of striving end chasing and they did not have ben stokes for the fit enough to assist, not to play. bowling on the test debut, asserting himself as pakistan's captain. atkinson's first test overseas for the upshot heading to his 100 england needed perseverance. some fans made it to him at the bowling coach james anderson will arrive soon. chris woke says experience but it's all tougher away from home. chef iq to his 100 with a six for the pakistan dominant but tired for the chef iq made a mistake, gave a catch and here comes another.

champions manchester city will be looking to close the gap back to one point — they host fulham at the etihadve just equalised. wolves for—2. west ham leading to against everton. in cricket — the england men's captain ben stokes is out of the first test against pakistan which starts on monday. the side will continue to be led by ollie pope, with durham fast bowler brydon carse making his debut stokes hasn't played since the beginning of august, and trained away from the rest of the squad before batting in the nets on saturday. he'll now try and get fit for the second test which is also in multan on the 15th october. england's women have got their t20 world cup campaign under way. they're taking on bangladesh in sharjah — they won the toss and chose to bat. they started well, danni wyatt—hodge setting the pace with a1 but they've lost a quick flurry of wickets in the middle of their innings, wyatt—hodge and captain heather knight among those to go and are currently 97 for 5 with around 2 overs to go. while defending champions australia cruised to a six—wicket victory over sri lanka in their op

vamos a las acciones porque el gol iba a caer ahí en el etihad. a manos de quién si no?bió al wolverhampton. vamos a las acciones de ese partido porque fue una verdadera locura. primero en la primera mitad, casi a punto de irse al descanso, iba a venir danny welbeck, el ex manchester united, para abrir el marcador y después al 85 evan ferguson ponía las cosas 2 a 0 y parecía que esto ya estaba definido. pero entonces, al 87 iba a venir este gol de nouri para poner las cosas 2 por 1, después una serie de rebotes y entonces la locura. 14a1 lo iba a ganar el central, iba a mandar el balón hasta la derecha. después de ese balón va a venir entonces al centro matheus cuña para pegarle de forma espectacular y marcar así el 2 a 2. final. que partidazo le mandaron en este juego de la liga premier y hablando de partidazos, o por lo menos 1 que estamos esperando sea un partidazo. será mañana cuando los 49ers reciban en casa a los dallas cowboys. fred warner nos habló de lo que significa este partido. vamos a escuchar when they're still dangerous regardless of that you know i think

with companies linked to their owners, deals like the one that abu dhabi owned city have signed with etihadance, to make sure these deals were a fair market value. city said there were unlawful and anti—competitive and discriminatory and today, a tribunal panel published its 175 page report into this dispute on both sides, as you say, claim victory. the premier league said the panel had upheld and endorsed the broad framework of these rules but did concede that on two areas, they have been found to be unlawful including the fact that the loans that club owners sometimes give to the clubs, zero interest rates, were excluded from the scope of these regulations. that meant that city could then claim victory, they said that they had succeeded in this case. they said that the panel had found that in these two areas, the rules were breaching competition law. they also made the point that the panel had found it was unfair for the league to block two sponsorship deals that city had tried to sign earlier in the year. the league say they can make amendments swiftly that will make their rules compatib

so it's like if you've got a company, for example , etihad, a company, for example, etihad, a sponsoring's not really fair , whereas then not really fair, whereas then manchester city say it is. it is . manchester city say it is. it is. it goes on and on. >> the owners of manchester united meet today in london. they met with some supporters yesterday in manchester, top of their agenda today. it looks like it's going to be well. does erik ten hag continue the thing or do they replace him. >> they say that it's not top of the agenda, but it's like we said earlier, it's going to be the elephant in the room. that's what you've got. jim ratcliffe is going to be there. joel glazer, sir dave brailsford, all the big boys are there. omar berrada, who's the ceo dan ashworth, the sporting director. so they're all going to meet but they're talking about they do this every month. they met in barcelona a month ago this is when they because of the america's cup that sir jim ratcliffe is very much involved in. but there's no way they're not going to discuss the future of erik ten hag. okay . of erik ten

get to the gulf, to doha for qatar airways, to abu dhabion doha for qatar airways, to abu dhabi on etihad. and that's the way they've been working pretty much since the russian invasion of ukraine, which forced them to go a little bit further south. now we are seeing a lot of airlines just saying, okay, we're going to avoid that area completely, as a result of which they are now typically going from the uk. and we're talking here about dozens of planes carrying thousands of people every day . they're going people every day. they're going south over egypt. they're then going over central saudi arabia. that adds 30, 40 minutes to the typical flight time. you've got that on the way there and on the way back. you're talking about a lot of missed connections. >> you are simon. we're just looking on our screens or we have been looking on our screens of those missiles raining down on israel. i mean, i know everyone hates the delay, but if it avoids you flying through this, i suppose. >> i suppose it makes a lot of sense. >> well, of course. and look, we have seen in the past ten years a couple o

conor mcnamara is at the etihad.ot there last gasp when on sunday five minutes added for stoppage time for wolves city held i—i for stoppage time for wolves city held 1—1 and a winning goal produced in the 95th minute. that is what champions do, not playing their best on sunday, lewandowski, but found a way to win and now a quick turnaround to be an champions league action were focused return to the etihad as city that is not lost at home in six years now boarding defeat against the czech republic side, they will miss a new record in that regard. how good are spurred a? you may remember lassies season they play liverpool in the europa league at the last 16 stage with two legs against been the club side and spartan road were beaten 11—2 swept away by liverpool but they have improved since. they have been monitoring the latest progress in the manchester city boss says they have to be wary of sparta prague tonight. have to be wary of sparta prague toni . ht. , . have to be wary of sparta prague toniaht. , . h, have to b

remain the team to beat as they move top of the premier league with a victory over southampton at the etihad, as all eyes on anfield, though today as liverpool host arsenal and in f1 , we look ahead to the and in f1, we look ahead to the mexico grand prix. >> there's plenty of autumnal sunshine out there this morning, but it will be turning increasingly wet across the north—west. i'll have all the details coming up shortly. >> oh, that was aidan magee stomach. good morning, i'm stephen dixon. >> yes , absolutely. and i'm anne >> yes, absolutely. and i'm anne diamond somewhere here. and this is gb news breakfast. >> well, obviously, one out. do you remember the millennium bug? yes. and that was all about the clock change. and it was all going to throw all computers and all the electronic fuss over nothing, though, wasn't it? well, no, it turned out to be. but you see, we've we've changed the clocks now. and now none of our technology works. >> no, there's a lovely radio. >> no, there's a lovely radio. >> then you've got the best deal this morning. >> yeah. lovely cartoon on the front page of