let me take you through what paris saint—germain paris hello, and welcome to sportsday.atch of the 1982 european cup final. back in the fold — joe allen has been named in wales' squad for this month's nations league matches. and england's netballers secure the taini jamison trophy after taking a 2—0 lead in their three test series against new zealand. hello there. bukayo saka threw down the gauntlet to manchester city last night, claiming that arsenal will pip city to the premier league title this season. saka's comments came after he helped the gunners to a 2—0 victory over paris saint—germain on what was a mixed night for british clubs, asjoe lynskey reports. in his north london and in paris, this is the year they hope for change. arsenal and paris saint—germain are huge clubs who have never won the champions league but in the steel of two cities, one team was on the rise. —— in this tale of two cities, one team was on the rise. arsenal took a hit but were rewarded. the management psg as a youngster but no they were ruthless. mikel arteta has set them up ruthless. mike

each worth $10 million annually and paris saint-germain set up football academy.ering coaching and access to modern facilities to the youths of rwa >> the aim of this is to identify potential talent and make them integrate with other jennifer: it sort of plays into a lot of this narrative that we're seeing, a lot of people trying to change about africa, not just being a place for expo exports of talent, thinking about athletes, exports of raw materials, considering how rich this continent is, and make thi be the place where players and people want to stay and help it jason: creating true businesses that can operate within afric is what masai is most interested in. bk arena, a facility opened 2019, was the main venue for th giants of africa festival. it may be one of the best examples masai: this arena hosts all kinds of events, the basketball africa league, local leagues, c there are so many things going . we have to get better with this and government, people have to that these are moneymakers. these are job creators. this is the ecosystem of sports and how we ca

tuchel, a former chelsea and paris st—germain boss, is set to formally take over after that. three weeks from election day, and both presidential candidates' campaigns are in full swing. republican nominee donald trump is in georgia, where he's been taping a town hall with an all—female audience hosted by conservative news outlet fox news. before that, the former president was in chicago for an economy—centered interview with bloomberg. he was also asked about other topics, including whether he had spoken to vladimir putin since he left the white house. his answer... but the focus of the interview remained on lowering costs for americans — one of the top issues for voters in this election. mr trump was asked about his economic plan and why business leaders should trust him. because we're about growth. she has gotten no growth whatsoever and we are all about growth. we are going to bring companies back to our country. we're going to bring the companies back. we're going to lower taxes still further for companies that are going to make their products in the usa. we're going to

arsenal played paris saint—germain and paris saint—germain and paris saint—germain who were like, you the french harlem globetrotters. i say the french harlem globetrotters because they remember the tune of that doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo. >> you know you're doing the wrong tune. yeah, yeah. >> hold on. what day? >> hold on. what day? >> as in the basketball. yeah. what day? i've actually met them. and i've done some basketball. and i scored a slam dunk. i remember this, yeah. i'll show you the video. i was pregnant, nine months pregnant. >> who was it? was it meadowlark lemon? was it curly? >> i don't know, it might have been curly. >> was it curly? yeah yeah. >> was it curly? yeah yeah. >> very good, very good. >> very good, very good. >> what was that tune you were doing that wasn't. >> that was doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo. yes. no. i'm right. it's sweet. >> georgia brown. da da da da da da da da da da da. >> maybe they had two. that was the theme music of th

he has also managed paris st germain and bayern munich.e charge of the england men's team, after sweden's sven—goran eriksson and fabio capello of italy. now to giza, where the grand egyptian museum is opening its doors to its first visitors today in a trial run ahead of its official launch. the museum, a grand project near the iconic giza pyramids, cost over $1 billion, or £765 million, to build. it s the largest archaeological museum complex in the world, housing more than 100,000 artifacts, spanning from prehistoric times through egypt 5 pharaonic era to the ancient greek and roman periods. two giant pandas sent from china have arrived in the us. they landed at dulles airport in virginia in a plane with, fittingly, pandas on the side. they are called bao li and qing bao and are both three years old. the new pandas will be quarantined for at least 30 days before making their debut for the public. after landing, they continued theirjourney in specially branded trucks to their new home. they will be there under a ten— year breeding and res

tuchel, a former chelsea and paris st germain boss, is set to formally take over after that.m china. their names are bao li and qing bao and they�*re three years old. after nearly a year without pandas due to a diplomatic rift between china and the us, "panda diplomacy" prevailed. we�*ll be back shortly. see you soon. hello there. tuesday was a cloudy day, but it was also mild. temperatures reached 19 degrees in cornwall before the rain arrived, and all this mild weather is pushing up from france towards the uk and it�*ll stay mild through the rest of the week and into the weekend as well. we�*ve got southerly winds, though, at the moment. that�*s bringing in the mild air, of course, but it�*s also bringing in some rain, and again, it�*s all moving up from the south across western parts of europe. heavy rain, too, but at least it�*s keeping it mild overnight. no frost this time in scotland. a really mild start to wednesday, but a wet one in many places, too. and that rain will continue across scotland, heavy at times. northern ireland may become a bit drierfor a while, but ac

el argentino que dirigió al chelsea que dirigió al tottenham, que dirigió al paris saint germain, ahoran equipo que nos viene bien porque nos va a exigir en todos los aspectos del juego e pero para nosotros yo creo que vamos un poco más allá. no vamos más allá con el objetivo de de algo tan importante como es una copa del mundo de llegar en nuestra mejor condición y que también nuestros jugadores y muchos jugadores jóvenes que están envuelto hoy van a tener la posibilidad de competir para saber lo que es realmente, no solamente jugar en el campo, sino que es jugar y competir, que son 2 cosas que tienen que ir de la mano. mañana el partido no se lo pierda a partir de 09:00 del este 8 del centro estados unidos contra panamá por telemundo. ahí escuchó a copán Álvarez. y sí, tenemos fútbol todo el fin de semana arrancando mañana con el estados unidos frente a panamá, en el debut de mauricio pochettino. pero además el domingo le tenemos un verdadero partidazo entre las chivas y el américa, el clásico de méxico, una edición más que se va a jugar en houston, texas, en el nrg stadium. este part

slovan de bratislava y el arsenal dio un golpe a la mesa haciendo respetar la casa ante el paris saint germainan para ser parte de la celebración de la semana anual de la flota de san francisco. sí prepárese. entre los artistas del espectáculo aéreo también habrá otros militares y participantes de la aviación y el espectáculo comenzará el viernes 11 de octubre y se llevará a cabo hasta el domingo 13 de octubre. no obstante, se realizarán sesiones de prácticas durante la semana siguientes, por lo que se advierte a quienes vivan en los alrededores del aeropuerto que podrían experimentar un nivel de ruido inusual. es increíble cómo esos aviones abarcan todo el espacio de san francisco y sobre todo el show, como mencio mire usted, en estados unidos, la comunidad mexicana celebra la nueva mandataria y reaca

tuchel, a former chelsea and paris st germain boss, is set to formally take over after that.— has just written his first ever autobiography in which he speaks about his new child being born last year. our entertainment correspondent colin paterson caught up with him in los angeles. great meeting you. great! al pacino, the oscar—winning actor, has for the first time written the story of his own life. al pacino. yes. the autobiography deals a lot with family and fatherhood, and you became a father again last year. it�*s wonderful. you know, i have this little person. everything he does is interesting to me, you know? so we talk, i play the harmonica with him, and we have made this kind of contact, so it�*s fun. at 83, did you have any reservations about the age? well, you know, i�*d want to be around for this child. of course i did. but things happen, and i hope i am. you�*re my older brother, and i love you. the godfather was the film which made him a star. but don�*t ever take sides with anyone against the family again. but the book also deals with the hard times, including i

hello from the bbc sport centre arsenal take on french champions paris st —germain in the the pick ofhe champins league ties tonight. psg have dropped ousmane dembele for that game after being accused by his manager luis enrique of lacking respect for the team. enrique says he'd make the same decision 100 times, while also insisting he didn't have an argument with the french international, who he'll be without as he comes up against a man who he knows well from their time together at barcelona an unbelievable personality, you know. huge charisma. huge energy. very supportive with the young players. he has won every competition in his career and transformed a club that has an identity in him and that is how he gets the achievements, is in it. 50 how he gets the achievements, is in it. ., how he gets the achievements, is in translation: i believe it was best for the team i without a shred of doubt. i would redo it 100 times. this does not mean the situation is irrevocable or irreversible but what i consider the best situation for the team as this. i signed last year with psg to build a

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i think the germain question is what should the israelis do. continue the fight to the north, take apart that clear and present danger, get their civilians back in that border region and then the deterrent piece of this is going to require israel doing long range strike, probably a kinetic operation, might be some cyberinvolved, might be some special forces, but i think the heart of it will be long range strike against a nuclear program. i'm less inclined to think they'll go after energy because of what it will do to global energy markets. we'll know more as raf said in a matter of days when they show the degree to which they want to go to. >> thank you for being with us. >>> still ahead, what we're expecting when vice president harris heads to georgia to see the damage from hurricane helene firsthand. >>> plus, we'll go to the small town of irwin, tennessee, where some workers at a plastics plant are still missing after helene's floodwaters tore through. why survivors and families there are angry. stay with us. d families there are angry. stay

as arsenal beat paris saint—germain for theirfirst win of their champions league campaign — firstly kaive to adapt to that. we don't still know, you know, how many points you need. the only thing you can focus on is to perform and try to win your own games, what we've done tonight and carry on doing it and now focus on the premier league. those comments won't be lost on manchester city with another england forward at the heart of their win. phil foden scoring, as did erling haaland, in their 4—0 win against slovan bratislava as they go for another european cup and a fifth straight premier league title. very different night for celtic in germany who were beaten 7—1 by borussia dortmund. they have been on a brilliant run, winning nine games in a row, including against slovan bratislava in their first match in the competition, but that run is over as they were swept aside following a hat—trick for karim adeyami. it was a tough watch, to be honest. the... we weren't quite our best and and they showed why they were a top, top team. so, yeah, we didn't make the start that we wanted. and then,

hablÓ con un policÍa que estaba patrullando y le dijo hay mucha preocupaciÓn, por ejemplo, por saint germaino, cualquier tendido para que las autoridades uno puedan ir. si estÁ peligroso y dos tengan un reporte de dÓnde hay mÁs daÑos. aunque uno se ocupe en su propio jardÍn, no de ocuparse de esos desperfectos y de estos destrozos. por ejemplo, en esta casa, por ejemplo, con estos Árboles aquÍ que han caÍdo y hay muchÍsima gente sin electricidad en sarasota. en total en florida son mÁs de 3 millones, por lo que los oficiales estÁn diciendo cuidado con los generadores. no los enciendan dentro de garajes. esta maÑana. dentro de las casas? no los mojen y no vayan a encender velas. puede ser algo comÚn tratar de hacer luz en los edificios, pero hacerlo puede ser muy peligroso. es otra de las advertencias que han dicho. y miren, ese es el Árbol que les decÍa. no sÉ si se aprecia. esÁa totalmente volteado un Árbol que es de mÁs de mi grosor. es un Árbol con un tronco de estas dimensiones totalmente roto. aquÍ, aunque por alegrÍa de estos residentes no vemos graves desperfectos en las estructuras a

players — this time arsenal'sjurrien timber ahead of theirfourth match in nine days against paris saint—germainmuch, you know? and, uh, yeah, i understand why these people — why these players — are complaining. and i think it's a really good thing that the players are speaking out now and letting them — let the voices be heard — because, um, it doesn't look like it's getting any less at the moment. having raised £100,000 to repair the extensive flood damage to their pitch, afc wimbledon play their rearranged league cup fixture at newcastle tonight. so many have rallied round the club — including tonight's opponents newcastle, who made a donation of £15,000 — but with the surface rendered unplayable, the game will be played at newcastle's home ground, stjames' park, this evening. you can see the extent of the damage. we should have been playing this game a week ago — sort of last tuesday. uh... this time last week, we found out, obviously, what had happened to the pitch overnight and, uh, and the game — yeah, we lost the game and then it's been a strange few days with not knowing... the first fe

. >> tonight champions league arsenal will play paris saint—germain. drew atalanta last week. season. how about this one. slovan bratislava. who are from bratislava. yes. correct . three points. >> so in slovakia does wonders for geography. it is. >> well you know what i'm here for is sport infotainment . well for is sport infotainment. well slovan bratislava against manchester city tonight. >> you're absolutely right about sport and geography there. i know every part of britain through football clubs. you do, don't you? the only weakness i would have on towns would be if they didn't have a football club. >> yeah , yeah. and everywhere >> yeah, yeah. and everywhere does. it'sjust >> yeah, yeah. and everywhere does. it's just how big the club is . so. well does. it's just how big the club is. so. well you're very quick on slovakia there with slovan bratislava . we just haven't gone bratislava. we just haven't gone european yet, vladimir weiss, who is the. he's the manager of slovan bratislava. he's paid a lovely compliment to pep guardiola, compared him to this man. i don't kno

a woman named germaine white from northwest montana pointed out that people have been there for 12,000 years, 12,000 years, and she said, if you take that 12,000 years and you wrap it around 24 hour clock, but means is that christopher columbus shows up. at 11:28 p.m. and louis and clark show up at 1145 p all that other time is just them and the continent and, its natural world and its animal life and plant life. so for ten more than 10,000 years, we to make sure we we told that story but also that you can feel it in. the luckily the people that we interviewed think get that across the with the buffalo relied on them for everything. used every part of the buffalo so obviously important for their food important for their clothing their hides could be used to teepees. there if you left the fur on, they could keep you warm in the winter, then every other single part. it's a long, long list. ribs could be made into sleds for little kids. dried tongues could be used for hairbrushes the tail be used to swat flies or to dip into water. if you're in a sweat lodge to, make the steam rise. my fr

chelsea, paris saint—germain and also bayern munich. now he's deaung also bayern munich.aling with very difficult boards at these places. when he was at chelsea, this is when todd boehly came in and the americans came in. they wanted to sweep the place clean, get rid of him, move into someone else. so that's been the difference. psg and also bayern munich very difficult board as well. i think it's going to be okay. i think it's going to be okay. >> i thought eric cantona was brilliant yesterday, making his statement about how he believes alex ferguson's been treated at manchester united. yeah. >> no mention of the seagulls on the. he was just told it straight didn't he. he just dropped the s bomb on. he should be able to do anything he wants at the club until the day he dies. such a lack of respect. it is totally scandalous. i am actually i know it's a weird thing, but i can't really see the problem or too much of a problem here. alex ferguson this is the story . problem here. alex ferguson this is the story. 82 years old. of course, club legend won goodness knows. what w

i mean, do you remember those activists in cardiff trying to put a stop to the germaine greer talk becauseclaiming she was a transphobe even though she wasn't even talking about trans issues on the night. but this thing about safety, it winds me up, nick. >> well, yeah. i mean, you've done a whole show about it for three years. yeah. yeah, exactly. >> yeah. so yeah, you're getting the theme. yeah. >> it's. well, yeah . because he >> it's. well, yeah. because he asked, you know, it's free speech under threat. it's like free speech nation. but yeah i mean this was this is another classic example isn't it. but the question is would it, would it have happened without this bill being blocked by bridget phillipson? suella braverman suggested this would have been solved by that which would have allowed universities well insisted universities defend freedom of speech, but labour have blocked that which implies labour love this kind of thing , labour love this kind of thing, this is great for them if they can just shut down their enemies, this is perfect for them . they don't mind that. it's them.

he won the league with bayern munich and paris saint—germain in the champions league with chelsea.he is officially an post, lee carsley remains in charge for the november nations league games against greece and the republic of ireland. the german, only the third non—british manager to take on the role on a permanent basis. he has addressed any concerns fans might have about that in a press conference this afternoon at wembley. i’m press conference this afternoon at wembley-_ at wembley. i'm sorry, i 'ust have a german i at wembley. i'm sorry, ijust have a german passport. - at wembley. i'm sorry, ijust have a german passport. all| at wembley. i'm sorry, ijust l have a german passport. all of these supporters also felt my passion for the english premier league, my passion for the country, how i love to live here and work here. my memories are on the highest level of that. they played a huge role and hopefully i can convince them and show them and prove to them and show them and prove to them that i'm proud to be the england manager. iwill do everything to show respect to the role an

he then moved to france and paris saint—germain, winning two league titles including a domestic treble. that caught the attention of chelsea — he managed them from january 2021. winning the champions league a few month later and then the club world cup and uefa super cup before being sacked in 2022. tuchel then returned to germany — winning the bundesliga with bayern munich, but despite harry kanes goals last season, they didn't win anything, and he left with a year to go on his contract, he'd been out of work for five months, until the fa came calling. an offer that he couldn't turn down. i understood very quickly that it's a big job and i think it's always thejob, it's the biggestjob the job, it's the biggestjob that you don't get it does not make a lot of sense to compare. but it feels big and it feels like a privilege. i'm sorry. ijust have a german passport but i can just tell them and maybe all of the supporters felt my passion for the english premier league in my passion for the country how i love to live here and i love to work here in my memories and the highest level and they