jane dougal is there.en's european match. and it was. there will be desperate to try and get their hands on this trophy. but as things stand, very little to split the two teams. yes, it has been a pulsating match, liverpool went into it as the fair fits. as champion league holders and of course, as you mentioned, chelsea with quite a disappointing start to the season after losing 4—0 to manchester but despite liverpool having the best start to the match, it was chelsea who had the first shot on target. just hitting the post and after 35 minutes, it was the first goal that came through for chelsea and it was quite an uncharacteristic clumsiness in defence and they did not make a mistake, already

jane dougal in istanbul, thank you very much.at the super cup when stephanie frappart becomes the first woman to referee a major european men's game. she has already officiated in league un in france last season and also took charge of the women's world cup final in july. let's speak to former referee janie frampton now. how significant a moment is this? it is absolutely momentous. for yea rs, it is absolutely momentous. for years , we it is absolutely momentous. for yea rs, we have it is absolutely momentous. for years, we have looked for this opportunity to see a woman on such a huge stage in men's football. i cannot still believe it's here. i've been asked this question for years and years — when is the first time a woman will get on the league or premier league as a referee? when will the first woman referee a men's international game? here we are talking about it, it's happening! why do you think the moment is now? what is different? i think football has changed and become far more open and aware about women. and they've alm

from istanbul, jane dougall reports.rguably a higher profile match but, for stephanie frappart and her all—female team, officiating at the uefa super cup final is more of a ground—breaking moment. however, she doesn't see it that way. i think it's the same. we have to prove, as physically, technically and tactically, we are have the same that the man, so i am not afraid about that, so i think nothing change, for me. for the team of three women officiating here tomorrow, it will be just business as usual. but the super cup final at this stadium will undoubtedly be an historic moment in football. something that both uefa and everyone else involved recognises. i'm very pleased to be a part of this moment in history. it's still a long way to go, but in terms of tomorrow, it's a huge moment. it should be very well addressed. and we are all very pleased, as i say, i'm pleased, we are pleased that it's a historical moment. it's one more step in the right direction, i would say. although she hasn't refereed, both chelsea and liv

from istanbul, jane dougall reports.xtra time and penalties, it was liverpool who were triumphant in the super cup final. the european champions lifting another european trophy. heartbreaking for chelsea who did push them all the way. after 90 minutes, it was 1—1, the two sides couldn't be separated. scoring first for chelsea and then liverpool equalising through sadio mane and it went to extra time and it was mane who put liverpool in front. it was looking at my finish that way when the liverpool keeper brought down in the liverpool keeper brought down in the box, causing a penalty in the box. it was slotted home. 2—2 and at the end of extra time, that is how it finished so it went to penalties. nerves were jangling when every single player apart from the last one scored. abraham stepped up for chelsea, took this shot and it was saved for liverpool. making up for the earlier faux pas and saved for liverpool. making up for the earlierfaux pas and being saved for liverpool. making up for the earlier faux pas and being the

from istanbul, jane dougall reports.inal. the european champions lifting another european trophy. heartbreaking for chelsea who did push them all the way. after 90 minutes, it was 1—1,

hello and welcome to sportsday, with me holly hamilton and jane dougall.es this evening. the champions make a great start to the defence of their title but var is the talking point as two major decisions hinge on the new technology. in the scottish premiership, a ruthless celtic are victorious in a seven—goal thriller against motherwell. and ireland comfortably beat italy in their warm up match, but concerns forjoey carbery ahead of the world cup who went off injured. also coming up on the programme, we're injapan with the england womens‘ hockey team as they prepare to help great britain secure a place at the 2020 olympics. and mike bushell meets nabila tejpar, the british rally champion driving to be the best in the world. hello and welcome to the programme. manchester city have certainly laid down a marker in their opening game of the season. the champions thrashed west ham 5—0 at the london stadium. raheem sterling took centre stage with a hat trick, but he shared the spotlight with var as the video assistant referee made its debut in the top flight. pa

i'm jane dougall. good day for england — bad day for sandpaper enthusiasts.aspse at the ground they said didn't intimidate them. iam i am live at edgbaston where a spectacular start for england is turning into a ratherfrustrating finish. charley hull is looking comfortable at her home course — she's two shots off the lead on the first day of the british open at woburn. and together again — the murray brothers double up to claim victory in washington. also coming up in the programme... the row over drugs cheats with previous bans intensifies after swimming's governing body says it won't allow protests from other athletes. hello and welcome to sportsday. first, a dream start to the ashes for england at edgbaston. australia won the toss and chose to bat, and that's where it started to go wrong for them. with crys of "cheat" ringing out from the crowd, cameron bancroft and david warner opened the batting, but they didn't last long. adam wilde has been watching a fascinating first day. after a ll fascinating first day. after all the excitement, all the anticipatio

let's head live there now to speak to jane dougal at the besiktas stadium.uple of days after very different stance to the season for liverpool and chelsea how seriously when they take this match tomorrow night? i don't think either manager would turn up their nose at silverware especially not early in the season put up a trophy is still a chevy and both would like another one i'm sure in a cabinet. but a term that stuck with liverpool, their training behind us at the moment and jurgen klopp said he was excited to have the chance for another european trophy. he may has got the taste for it after winning the champions league trophy and they've earned the right to be here underjurgen klopp by winning the champions league trophy. istanbul is a special place for this club as well, in 2005 liverpool won the champions league for the fifth time. not at the stadium of course but it is still a special place for them and somewhere they would definitely like to be successful again. as for chelsea anne frank lampard, it would be silverware in his second ever competitive

hello, and welcome to sportsday, with karthi gna nasegaram and jane dougall.his evening: a great partnership between lacazette and aubameyang saw arsenal secure a second win of the season. after being hit twice — steve smith goes on to top score for australia and it's england who're now in pain — struggling with the bat at lords. officially number one! wales‘ victory over england put them at the top of the rankings and bodes well for the world cup. also coming up on the programme: we round—up the home nations action on day two of the men's eurohockey championships in antwerp. the canoeist who crowdfunded to have her own leg amputated and is now hoping for success at the world championships in hungary. we begin with a promising start to arsenal's premier league campaign. they've won their opening two fixtures for the first time in a decade. in a new look team where david luiz made his arsenal debut — they narrowly beat burnley 2—1 at the emirates with the arsenal manager, unai emery saving particular praise for his new signings. rhia chohan reports. this is one

jane dougal has all the sport. hello and thanks forjoining us.there was a controvertial end to manchester city's match against tottenham at the etihad, with the champions being denied a winning goal. it was 2—2 when gabrieljesus thought he'd scored city's third, two minutes into added time, but it was disallowed when the video assistant referee spotted a handball in the box by a city player. the goal was struck off and city were left frustrated. they share the points with spurs. that is what it is. i accept it. we would like to win. we had a good performance. i do not think it is possible to play better against a tea m possible to play better against a team like tottenham, the way we played. i do not have regrets. last season one played. i do not have regrets. last season one hand from fernando llore nte season one hand from fernando llorente put it out in the champions league. that is what it is. it is poison and thinking for the next one. liverpool followed up their opening day win with a 2—1 victory at southampton. jurgen klopp's side with the

also coming up in the programme with me, jane dougall: jofra archer makes the england squad for the seconda but there's no place for moeen ali. and it's england—wales at twickenham on sunday. with places in their world cup squads at stake, who will impress? hello and welcome to the programme. we are live from anfield. welcome as well to the new premier league season. we have been talking about the weather, but there is no electricity problem here because these fans are electric. the fans have pointed 94 days for the start of the season, and some of those liverpool scarves are coming quite handy. it all starts here at anfield tonight as liverpool host newly—promoted norwich city. liverpool, of course, they will be ona liverpool, of course, they will be on a mission. they were runners up last season. there was just the one point between them and manchester city, who enjoyed another dominant season — winning the league, the fa cup and the league cup — the domestic treble. this year, they will be hoping to do the quadruple, get the champions league as well. the question is, who if anyone can s

jane dougal has all the sport. hello and thanks forjoining us.ed in a draw on the last day after england ran out of time to bowl the aussies out. earlier in the day, jofra archer had been on fire with the ball, taking two wickets in quick succession after england put australia into bat. they had declared on 258 for 5. joe wilson was watching the days play at lords. well england will feel that they came within grasp of victory as play finally concluded under floodlights ona finally concluded under floodlights on a gloomy london evening here. the chance of victory was set up by ben stokes his innings for england in their second innings was a mini masterpiece of controlled aggression. finally letting loose when he felt the situation was safe and that enabled joe root to declare with enough of a lead to feel safe and enough time to potentially take ten australian wickets. then he could unleash the debutant, jofra archer steam den at pace and it was immediately clear that the australian batsmen were in for another torrid time. he was complemented by j

i'm jane dougall, it's 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news.s are in the europa league with rangers arguably drawing the toughest group. they will play feynoord, young boys and portugese side porto. their glasgow rivals celtic are drawn in group e. arsenal, manchester united and wolves also involved. full details of the draw on the bbc sport website. manchester united manager ole gunnar solskjaer says a loan move to roma would do defender chris smalling the world of good. smalling is in italy to finalise a deal with the serie a club. they have reportedly agreed a year—long loan, with roma paying a fee of £2.7 million. i couldn't promise chris regular football. of course, he is on the plane over now and i think he will enjoy the experience over there. it's a big club, a good league. there are not many english players who have had the chance to play in italy and i'm sure he will come back stronger and better for it. matt ritchie could be out for a couple of months due to an ankle ligament injury. england defender lucy bronze has been giving us he

hello and welcome to sportsday, with karthi gna nasegaram and jane dougall.es this evening. var strikes again. manchester city are denied a last minute goal and the champions have to be content with spliting the points against tottenham. after being hit twice — steve smith goes on to top score for australia and it was england who were in pain — struggling with the bat at lords. officially number one! wales‘ victory over england put them at the top of the rankings and bodes well for the world cup. also coming up on the programme... we round—up the home nations action on day two of the men's eurohockey championships in antwerp. and, don't blink — you might miss it! the incredible sport of speed climbing. it might be early days in the season but getting any points off premier league champions manchester city is vital for teams aiming for the title. that is what spurs did today with a 2—all draw at the etihad but under rather controversial circumstances with var playing a major part in the final few minutes of the game. ben croucher reports. manchester city fans

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now with all the day's sport, here's jane dougall at the bbc sport centre.mier league season and with it came the implimentation of new technology — video assistant referee — which featured significantly in manchester city's match against west ham. if you want to wait to find out how on match of the day — and for all the rest of the day's results — look away now. it was a convincing 5—0 victory for the defending champions against west ham at the london stadium. raheem sterling took centre stage, scoring a hat trick. but he was ruled to be just offside by var — — disallowing a gabrieljesus goal. then a saved sergio aguero penalty was ordered to be re—taken after a var review. aguero didn't miss on his second attempt. he has a reputation for not scoring in august... well, it's the 10th and harry kane scored twice to break the omen, helping tottenham to a 3—1 victory over aston villa. but it was newly promoted villa who scored first. and it wasn't until the 70th minute that record signing tanguy n'dombele equalised for spurs. in the rest of the day's premier le

good afternoon, i'm jane dougall. it's 1:30pm and here's your latest sports news.to a good start on the first day of the first test at edgbaston. with england taking three wickets in the morning session. at lunch, england are 83—3. two of those wickets in particular are very significant? welcome back to edgbaston, lunch here on day one of the first ashes test. glorious conditions, sun and the sky, lots of blue sky as well people out here enjoying the sunshine. i think it's fairto enjoying the sunshine. i think it's fair to say that england have enjoyed the conditions this morning. those three early wickets, including both openers, a really electric start. it was a raucous, rousing reception for both teams. there were jeers for the opening australian batsmen and they were out quickly with those early wickets. i'm joined by isabel from the telegraph. we can see those wickets now, quite a start, wasn't it? enter to think stuart broad had david one out first ball, didn't review it, should have been out, and then when he did get out, he shouldn't have been! and that wic

sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's jane dougall. good afternoon.ter another comfortable win for her at flushing meadows. dan evans though, is out of the men's event after he was beaten by five—time champion roger federer. adam wild was watching. in one of the game's greatest arenas, this was dan evans for the first time. intimidating enough. even more so when you are greeted by two of sport's biggest superstars. basketball legend kobe bryant only stayed around for the coin toss. roger federer seemed equally in no mood to hang about. starting on a charge that would take him to the first set, evans unable to keep pace. federer famously once described taking on evans as like "playing a mirror image" — a compliment, but no time to reflect. here he was firmly in his shadow. 0utplayed, outclassed, dan evans is out. far better, though, forjohanna konta. china's zhang shuai was in her way, but she was not in the way for long. the british number one ruthless, unrelenting and never really troubled. a comfortable victory in little over an hour. commentator: j

sport, and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre — here's jane dougall. good afternoon.rown out of the league. a deal to buy the league one club fell through over the weekend and administrators say the "process of closing down the company will commence on wednesday". wanderers had been given until 5pm tomorrow by the english football league for the takeover to be completed or face the process of expulsion from the league. paul appleton, say a deal had been in place but, the administrator, paul appleton, say it collapsed on saturday morning and they are not in a position to carry on trading. appleton says this will lead to the club's liquidation and the inevitable loss of over 150 jobs. remember, barre in a very similar situation. they also have a deadline for tomorrow afternoon. the former liverpool striker daniel sturridge has arrived the former liverpool and england striker daniel sturridge has arrived in turkey for the next stage of his career. he was out of contract this summer and surplus he has signed a three year deal last week, with trabzonspor. the 29—year—old s

goodnight hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm jane dougall.ia. amongst all the transfer rumours — manchester city get a deal done — joao cancelo signs from juventus for £60m. world number two rafa nadal triumphs in the rogers cup after dispensing with dan evans in straight sets. it was a tense night in romania for scottish champions celtic as they drew 1—1 away to cluj. at times their defence looked exposed but they return to glasgow with an away goal advantage going into the second leg after a james forrest goal. ben croutcher reports. the champions league, the pinnacle of cloud football. no, really. they do not beat barcelona, but if celtic wa nted do not beat barcelona, but if celtic wanted to challenge the big teams, they have dover team one of the smallest, the earliest exchanges showed that would not be straightforward. it got a lot more complex just after the half—hour when they finished a clinical counterattack to put the romanians ahead. now that is more like it. celebrations do not have long to settle before the squeezed a shot asked

sport and a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's jane dougall. good evening. city is vital for teams aiming for the title. that is what spurs did today with a 2—2 draw at the etihad, but under rather controversial circumstances with var playing a major part in the final few minutes of the game. ben croucher reports. manchester city fans arrive to matches these days full of confidence. normally a matter of when rather than if they take the league. after 15 straight league wins, predicting their first goal scorer wasn't too tricky either. de bruyne, sterling, 1—0. what many wouldn't have seen coming was a subdued spurs hitting straight back. their first shot on ederson's goal found the city stopper offering half of it to erik lamela. so city turned to another tried and tested formula, de bruyne, aguero, 2—1. something had to change for tottenham. this is lucas moura being brought on in the 56th minute. ten seconds later, this is lucas moura equalising. two shots on target, two tottenham goals. what city would give for such prolificacy. when they hit the target t

i'm jane dougall. 125 years of history at stake as bury football club fail to secure a buyer and faceadio stations and television stations — for it to come to this is just heartbreaking. bolton are in the same predicament as the efl deadline passes. administrators warn the club is on the brink of liquidation. and kyle edmund is out of the us open in the first round — beaten by spaniard pablo andujar in five sets. hello, and welcome to sportsday. we start with the news that two of the oldest clubs in the football league are tonight facing expulsion after missing a deadline to find a buyer. bury and bolton wanderers were told by the english football league that they had to find a way out of their dire financial situations or the process of liquidation would begin. both clubs had potential buyers in place but both fell through before the deadline passed at 5pm today. our sports editor dan roan has been at gigg lane this evening. here at gigg lane, there are still plenty of bury fans who are waiting late into the night for any news to emerge that will give them some cause for optimism. th

with all the sport now, here's jane dougall at the bbc sport centre. a very good afternoon to you.ay's early premier league match is well under way with manchester united leading southampton at st mary's. it was danieljames with the goal just 10 minutes in. that's his third goal in four games. after 37 minutes it is 1—0, two manchester united. johanna konta is the last british player involved in the us open singles after another comfortable win for her at flushing meadows. she saw off china's zhang shuai in just 71 minutes to reach the last 16 for the third grand slam in a row. she'll now face third seed karolina pliskova for a place in the quarterfinals. great britain's men's boxing squad are preparing to compete at the world boxing championships in russia injust over a week's time. making his debut in the super heavyweight division is frazer clarke, who, at the age of 28, has had to wait for his chance behind the likes of anthonyjoshua and he's had serious injuries to overcome too. our olympic sports reporter david mcdaid has more. frazer clarke is a man who knows anthonyjoshua b

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm jane dougall.e them from liquidation. but bury are broken — as fans come to terms with the devastating news that they are out of the football league. everton avoid an early exit from the league cup after coming back from a goal down to league one lincoln city. and, what's next for former england internationaljames haskall. no, it's not modelling underwear, find out what, later in the programme. good evening, and welcome to sportsday. it went down to the wire but bolton wanderers have been saved by a buyer. they were 1a days away from liquidation and possible expulsion from the english football league but the company football ventures limited finally confirmed a deal to purchase the club, much to the relief of staff, players and fans. ian haslan has been at bolton for us. while this football club has been teetering on the brink of disaster for a couple of months, amid increasing uncertainty over a proposed takeover. things finally came toa proposed takeover. things finally came to a head earlier thi

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm jane dougall.cord fee. a 6000 mile round trip for wolves — but it's paid off, as they win 4—0 in armenia. and a good innings for amla — the south african batsman calls time on an impressive international career. hello and welcome. the clubs, the players and the fans can all breathe a sigh of relief because the transfer window has closed — as always — with a few last minute deals. amongst them, romelu lukaku leaving manchester united, david luiz going from chelsea to arsenal and a return home to newcastle for andy carroll. the biggest deal of these three, undoubtedly is lu ka ku, going to inter millan for £72 million. our reporterjoe lynskey spoke to former manager owen coyle and asked him if he felt there was a change in manchester united's approach — signing young players like aaron wan—bissaka, danieljames and harry maguire — and selling lukaku, who had fallen out of favour. when he's fully fit and himself, no doubt he's world—class record trap —— top player, i think last year it was underwhelmin

sport now on afternoon live with jane dougall.7, that is their 12th lowest test total, against australia. at one point they were 511—6. australia are batting now. they‘ve lost a wicket david warner bowled by broad. so after all ofjofra archer‘s brilliance with the ball on day one, his superb 6—45 to topple australia for a modest 179, and with the stage set australia for a modest 176, and with the stage set for the batsmen to respond in style, under blue skies at headingley, their reply was dismal. the tourists did bowl well, consistently challenging the outside edge at a good pace. england just couldn‘t handle it, they were 67 all out injust 27.5 overs. joe denly top scored with 12, that tells you everything you need to know. hazlewood taking 5—30 and cummins 3—23. four catches for warner at first slip. remember, this is a critical match for the hosts, they need to win and after a devastating morning they have plenty of work to do. australia are batting now, 12—4 —— 12-1. and some football news, the bury owner has been speaking ab

sport now, and for a full round—up, we go to the bbc sport centre and jane dougall. mingham. australia currently 12—1, so an early wicket for england is. good for england's confidenc to get that early wicket? it was certainly a terrific start, plenty of blue in the sky, great conditions for what is turning into an intriguing confidence, contest on the first day. australia won the toss crickets. they chose to bat, which surprise people. i suspect england would have chosen to bowl had they won the toss. it is already an exciting start, we had an extremely noisy reception for the two australian opening batsman, david warner and cameron bancroft, having served a lengthy bans for their part ina ball served a lengthy bans for their part in a ball tampering scandal. the crowd at edgbaston were suddenly not going to let them forget about that. cries of cheats, cheats, cheat as they walked to the wickets. are a little earlier, i spoke to former england batsman and wicketkeeper matt prior, who gave me his thoughts about the series as a whole. it all builds up to what could be a

let's speak to jane dougal, who is in our sports centre. give us the big ones. who has signed who?window. there have been quite a few last—minute deals getting under the wire. we know this one was on the cards, united have sold romelu lukaku. he has not been happy for a while. he has signed with enter milan for while. he has signed with enter milanfora club while. he has signed with enter milan for a club record fee of 80 million euros on a five—year deal. read by fans at the airport was that we knew that was going to happen, it was confirmed today in the last two minutes before the transfer window shop. also before the window shot, it was announced that alex iwobi would leave arsenal to go to everything for a fee in £35 million. the nigerian has been with arsenal since age eight. he has played more than 50 games in all competitions glasses of that will be a good signing for everton this season. and totte n ha m signing for everton this season. and tottenham who in the last couple of windows have not brought any players have been active this window. the signed a frenchman from leon

sport now, and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here‘s jane dougal. good morning.zling display from jofra archer helped them bowl out australia for 179 runs. andy swiss is there for us, and it was archer who really set this test alight, on what was a pretty dreary first day weather—wise? that‘s right, jane, yes, it had looked like being a bit of a frustrating day for england. firstly, because of the weather, and secondly because of australia‘s batsmen who worked themselves into a decent position at one point, they we re decent position at one point, they were 136—2. but then, as you say, that superb performance from jofra archer turned things round in england‘s favour. it was a very different sort of performance from the one we saw in his previous test at lord‘s where he was very quick, full of aggression and lots of bouncers. he wasn‘t as quick yesterday but he showed real intelligence, making the most of the overcast conditions. and a six wicket haul was his reward. and what an impact he has made on international cricket. remember it was only a few months ago he

let's head live there now to speak to jane dougal at the besiktas stadium.tigious of trophies in europe, but i don't think either manager would turn down silver so early in the season. it sets a marker for possible success for the remainder of the season. if we start with liverpool, istanbul is such a special place there. it won the champions league in 2005, and it holds a special place in their hearts. jurgen klopp was speaking about how excited he was about this match and the possibility of lifting and other european trophy. he now has a taste for it. it was on a great result for him at his debut in the dugout as manager of chelsea, but if on his second occasion in the dugout as manager of chelsea he worked to win some silverware, what a morale boost that would be for players and fans and for franklin barth himself. both managers have said that they will be putting out there best available teams, they are taking it very seriously. there best available teams, they are taking it very seriouslylj there best available teams, they are taking it very seriously.

sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's jane dougall.—minute deals going under the wire, who was widely expected to leave manchester united and it was he hasjoined leave manchester united and it was he has joined milan leave manchester united and it was he hasjoined milan for a cloud record deal a £74 million on a five year contract. and fans of the club greeted him earlier,. luis has left chelsea to join arsenal for £8 million on two—year contract. he passed his medical it was announced today, spending six and a half years and has made 160 premier league appearances and scored 11 goals. alex will be leaving arsenal to go to everton for £35 million and nigeria international has been with arsenal since eight, play more than 50 games last season. meanwhile, the england under 21 ryan has left for totte n ha m england under 21 ryan has left for tottenham for £25 million. the 19—year—old scored two goals. returning to newcastle united after he left, the 30—year—old was released this summer, pulling the six—year spell, plagued by injury. a one

jane dougall reports on a long but historic night in istanbul.ties. their keeper the hero after saving the very last one. heartbreak for chelsea's tammy abra ham. the very last one. heartbreak for chelsea's tammy abraham. it was the first time these two sides had met ina super cup first time these two sides had met in a super cup final, and the first timea in a super cup final, and the first time a woman took charge in a man's match. liverpool equalised in the second half, sadio mane capitalising on errors. it went to extra time, with sadio mane scoring again, but then the referee awarded a debatable penalty. there was then a dramatic penalty. there was then a dramatic penalty shootout and liverpool celebrated. chelsea, however, a second loss in two weeks. a tough trip to istanbul for chelsea and theirfans trip to istanbul for chelsea and their fans but a trip to istanbul for chelsea and theirfans but a great trip to istanbul for chelsea and their fans but a great start to the season for liveable. the champions of europe lifting another european

here is jane and dougall. hello. good evening.expulsion from the league after missing a deadline to find a buyer. bolton wanderers and bury were told by the english football league that they had to find a way out of their dire financial situations or the process of liquidation would begin. both clubs had potential buyers in place but both fell through before the deadline passed at 5pm today. the bury owner steve dale has been critical of the efl saying the clubs need more time. we asked the efl to work with us. sadly, maybe they will give us a re—brief. let's hope so. so we can get a deal over the line. it is not just us. two of the great clubs and the north. being destroyed. ijust did not understand why there isn't a mechanism of saving them that takes this away. this threat. because what they need to do is allow them time to recover and carry on in the league. as steve dale mentioned, bolton wanderers are in the same predicament after a deal to buy the club collapsed over the weekend. their future will also be decided by the efl

jane dougal in istanbulfor us. it‘s early in the season, what‘s the atmosphere like for this one?obvious that istanbul has worked very, very hard to stage this match. there is randing everywhere, —— branding, but also round the city centre, also you can see that there is heavily policed as well. you can see behind me there is a few police ca rs see behind me there is a few police cars and the roads have been blocked off as well. we anticipate a few locals will be going to this match as well as fans as well. it is a lit kick off though, so i would imagine it would be busy later on. as for the match itself, well, it is not perhaps the most presentation at this stages you of competition but i would imagine neither would turn down a piece of silverware this early on in the season. we heard from jurgen klopp at his news conference where we saw him saying how excited he was at the possibility of another european troughy, he has a taste for it after lifting one a few months ago. istanbul is a very special place for liverpool fans because in 2005 they won the champions league final as wel

jane dougal will bring you the latest at half five.cause of what they parent has done. there is the emotional side of this, what is it like for a child to read and hear what it said about a parent who may have done terrible things? and what about the separation? some children have only limited visiting rights to prison, sometimes because of things their pa rents sometimes because of things their parents have done while they‘re in prison, so how are they supposed to cope with that? all this comes not from an academic study but from the testimony of children themselves, whose parents are in prison. here are some of them in liverpool.” wa nt are some of them in liverpool.” want people to know that i'm not afraid to be put on telly, and i'm brave. if one of us is upset, we'd comfort them, we don'tjust leave them by themselves because that's just it's like if they are upset, we would like, see what's wrong with them and took them through. other people without support groups would feel just deserted, people without support groups would feelj