not the idea of jurgen klopp that is my bigger concern.he idea i think would be difficult to say those players who have like two consecutive champions league finals let's pick ourselves up and go again. that would be hard. both managers and clubs deserve an unbelievable amount of credit. where does this liverpool side of rank silverware are not amongst your great teams? it could be the best. and it might not win anything. we arguably possibly 24 hours away from arguably possibly 24 hours away from a harry kane 25 yarder or great golfers of all of a sudden you say they want nothing again got 97 points and get they played fantastic football. yet they are brilliant. no matter what 11 that goes on the pitch. it is so hard to say. i think we need to win this for themselves. we often talk about when he for the supporters. that is what the players would do but i think this matters more to those footballers into that manager. benedetto said this 30,000 liverpool supporters. — — manager. benedetto said this 30,000 liverpool supporters. —— it means

jurgen klopp said that he told his team that "because it's you, i think we have a chance."or university. it is quite clearly a transformational leader in the regard thatjurgen transformational leader in the regard that jurgen klopp transformational leader in the regard thatjurgen klopp seems transformational leader in the regard that jurgen klopp seems to have a lot of recognition for the individualised considerations of his players. so he will know what each players. so he will know what each player needs and what each player requires in order to get the best out of them. he is quite clearly a very appropriate role model. he leads by example. he will have anticipated that you will not whizz have your best players for every game that you have. the crowds's hostility, i watched the match, the crowd's booing towards a certain opposition players will have some kind of negative. when you become distracted, you tend to focus on the more an important aspect of the match you could see some of that creeping into barcelona last night. the crowd certainly had an impact. you know how

jurgen klopp says he's taking the best team he's ever managed into the champions league final in madridrpool side face tottenham and, after losing to real madrid last year, klopp's confident of winning a final for the first time since he took charge. i have never been part of the final with a better team than this, that's true but in a different time, for different reasons, we were good as well. i am not so surprised because the boys are, we call it, mixed potential with attitude in the best way. staying with football and ahead of the europa league final on wednesday there's been some drama in the chelsea camp. maurizio sarri stormed out of their final training session in azerbaijan ahead of the match with arsenal. it was initially believed to be connected to an incident where his players gonzalo higuian and david luiz were involved in a row, after a challenge in what was their last training session in the stadium, ahead of the game in baku. chelsea have since denied that. the club claiming it was because they couldn't practice set pieces because the whole training session was open to t

they say they are incredibly proud ofjurgen klopp's they say they are incredibly proud of jurgen klopp'srgen klopp's team. they hope that while the game is ongoing that there could be one more huge twist in this incredible premier league season. certainly could be. no one would bet on anything after this week. looks like a lovely afternoon at both. thank you both. president rouhani of iran has warned his country that it is facing difficult times ahead because of renewed us sanctions. addressing a meeting of political actvists, he said iran could be facing even greater economic problems than in the 1980s when it was subject to international trade restrictions during the war with iraq. andy beatt reports. american military might en route to the gulf. warships, bombers and missiles, intended to send a clear message to tehran. but it's notjust about fire power. tough new us sanctions are raising temperatures further. iran's president is feeling the heat. his rallying cry comes amid growing anger at a slump in the economy caused by sanctions and sustained pressure from washington over the cou

and in tonight's action liverpool coach jurgen klopp takes his team to mighty barcelona he's desperate to win his first champions league title after losing in the final with dortmund and liverpool but an exclusive interview with the w club proved to be as a loxton unflappable as ever barcelona be warned. liverpool coach your gun club is on the cusp of possibly the most important few weeks of his career plus a loner awaits in the champions league semifinals and a premier league title is on the line but the german still has time to fool around showing d.w. his normal worn mogue a reference to former rival josie marino once labeling himself the special one book club is special his team are enjoying a dream season and now look holmes with favorites barcelona something new for the fifty one year old i saw so many games from out of teams ago puzzling because i never played them in a competitive game and i saw so many teams i was a failing by doing it that's how it is because they're just so good and i always thought it would be interesting to try it yourself once liverpool overcame porto in

i suspect that juergen klopp will start with saudi 0mani. 0bviously, they know what he's capable of.his little cult status. so perhaps he will be inspired to do something tonight. him and shaqiri, maybe they wa nt to tonight. him and shaqiri, maybe they want to show that the drop—off is not that deep or as bad as everyone thinks it is. also the fact there is nothing to lose kind of works in liverpool's favour. really poor timing! liverpool's favour. really poor timingijust as liverpool's favour. really poor timing! just as she was speaking, the liverpool busted come past us very slowly. the air is thick with the red smoke bomb set. i wonder what the mindset will be on that tea m what the mindset will be on that team bus after the events of the etihad last night. that screamer from vincent company in the last 20 minutes. the title is still in their hands. i wonder how much that will weigh on liverpool mines. some of the pants have been talking about it. it is still in manchester city's hands. it could be a really tough 24—hour is for liverpool. but what a goal that was. it is well wor

i will be looking forjurgen klopp to take pity on me.on't get a ticket. this really made me smile this morning, a picture of some baby g i raffes. this morning, a picture of some baby giraffes. look at them. already seven foot toll. —— seven foot tall. and a couple of months ago a p pa re ntly and a couple of months ago apparently there were no calves among the eight strong herd at the zoo, but it turns out they are like buses, you wait for ages and two come along at once. it is like the tory leadership campaign, and talking of the tory leadership campaign, hp sauce, named after the houses of parliament, they decided to update the label in a shameless publicity stunt so it looks true to form. they have actually put the scaffolding around big ben to make it look entirely 2019. they should have put some pro and anti— exit support is at the bottom to make it truly authentic. but there you go, it is up—to—date. truly authentic. but there you go, it is up-to-date. do you know, i didn't know that was why it was called hp. a lot of people don't

what does jurgen klopp do?opp has a decision to make in midfieldly normalgoing to a final with two teams from the same country is like kissing your cousin atwe thing. there's not that much excitement. this year, there is hugent exciteecause there is so much intrigued as to what the managers are going to do, and there will be qutions asked of jurgen klopp. he has been half a dozen finals and hasn't won them yet. there will be serious questions on suny and monday. jane: what are the different challenges they both face? are they preparing in different ways? tommy: probably the fact that they had a couple of weeks off did spurs better. they had a few injy worries. hebus a huge link -- when you look at the men upfront, the men on the right and the man on quthe left, and thtion is, does spurs now start lucas morrow and harry kane together?l my suggestion be yes, and what morrow out wide. he blocks up the channel coming up. liverpool has great supply coming from the back. if you can take them out of the game and maybe

>> klopp has been embraced by more than just liverpool.the entire footballing world loves this guy. there has been a dark cloud hovering over the current liverpool coaches had for years. a streak of six straight final defeats has kept his trophy cabinet empty when it comes to the biggest prizes. >> if you u lose a final, it is like taking medicine that tastes disgusting. when i was a child, i lelearned ththat good medicine hahas to te bad,d, but t that it helps. whwhen you look at a final a asd taststing medicine, it can help and recharge you. quacks that recharge must have worked. liverpool made some changes at the backs and suffering defeat to rail madrid. expectations are high due to having back-to-back final appearances. >> the world out there expects from all of usus that wewe -- tt we win the final. in my case, w when you trieded e new times, you e expected even more. that is ok. i desperately wanted, not for me, but for my players and this great club. it would make me happy if we manage that. >> no other miniature in europe has lost

liverpool's current boss jurgen klopp has been in a philosophical mood ahead of the match.look back on it and the performances... we showed, the games we played, the goals we scored, so many things and some in difficult situations. you don't know even 5% of our difficulties because we don't speak about it but they are still there. internally not with the boys, is it good, in the end you could find a line—up and these boys deliver and deliver and deliver. so that was amazing. nothing better. still two games to go and when we look back, then we will see what we think about it. we are professionals we have to do ourjob. my relationship with the city, with liverpool, with the club and fans, is there. i was there six years, we won some trophies and some very good memories. at the same time i played with chelsea with newcastle united. but we have to do theirjob that day. i'm sure jurgen klopp is in the same position and will try to do his best for his fans and then we have 52,000 fans in our stadium. it's the last home game of the season. so i think everybody understands that we

jurgen klopp insists he isn't an unlucky manager as he prepares for another final. league final against spurs tomorrow in madrid. where we canjoin david ornstein. david, a lot of talk about how much bearing last year's defeat will have on the gamee tmorrow. on the game tmorrow. last year was a bitter blow for liverpool and jurgen klopp with his run of final defeats but liverpool have had a much better season. much more mature, and settled and push manchester city far more strongly than they did a year ago. finishing a point behind them, 97 points in the premier league, they also come into this match as favourites where asa into this match as favourites where as a year ago against real madrid, they were the underdog. they finished 26 points above tottenham and the premier league and beat them to— and the premier league and beat them to — one at home and away. they really are very confident coming into this match where i must say it is blisteringly hot, so they could bea is blisteringly hot, so they could be a factor in terms of the intensity of the match tomorrow eve

still to come on the show debbie sits down for an exclusive interview with liverpool coach jurgen klopp we ask him whether his team's fans would rather see the team win the champions league war the premier league this season stay tuned for that. first it's to sudan where protesters are calling for a mass rally they say the army is not serious about handing over power to civilians three weeks after the ousted long time president omar al bashir says military rulers are warning protesters against any further on rest but as the w.'s known occurred the ball reports and abraham as well for many sudanese the hope for revolution is deeply personal. just a few weeks ago this family was deeply divided now most of abdul nasser and his mother who kind can enjoy a coffee together again with ease but to get here dictator had to be ousted bridging a rift between two generations since the beginning of the sudanese uprising nearly four months ago one thousand year old has been protesting on the streets of khartoum he did so against his mother's will shout at the sudanese people are passionate especially

deliverable bosleyjurgen klopp say is the most need to much picking up —— liverpool bossjurgen klopp.—— liverpool bossjurgen kloppm is... come on, go on! that is in us. we knew it. you cannot go into barcelona 3—0 up to macro it is not like this. if you want to have everything, you need to come if you wa nt everything, you need to come if you want to win, you need to accept the rules. that's how it is. on sunday, manchester united travel to huddersfield. and today, ole gunnar solskjaer has given david de gea confidence. he has got confidence from his manager. he will play against huddersfield on sunday. his been a nightmare —— it has been a nightmare couple of weeks. he has played 123 matches. in those five seasons, he is only made three errors that have directly led to goals. he has made the same amount in the last four matches. he has averaged 2.5 goals conceded in those three matches. before that, the average is 1.11. the former manchester united midfielder paul schools has been around for a while. he knows what players have to be through at the top. he told the bbc he would stick

jurgen klopp's side need an epic comeback at anfield tomorrow night to overturn a three zero deficitm the first leg. and they'll have to do it without forwards mohammed salah and roberto firmino who are both out with injury, asjim lumsden reports. 0ne one thing is for sure, it is not how you want to rescue a semifinal against one of the world does make their sites. mohammed sal are out after a collision during saturday, when at newcastle. roberto firmino are suffering from a muscle injury. two of the worlds best strikers are not available tomorrow night. and we have to score four goals against barcelona to go through after 90 minutes. it doesn't make life easy but still, as long as we have 11 players on the pitch then we will try, and everyone knows that, and thatis try, and everyone knows that, and that is what we want to show, nothing else. barcelona promptly treated their sympathy. a magnanimous gesture from a side 3—0 up. so without seller and the nino, who is likely to fill their boots? the semifinal stage beckons for new anfield stars to be born. we have two of our main goal sc

you look across here, but will be the dug out thatjuergen kl°pp, but will be the dug out thatjuergen klopptaff and players will find themselves in. it's around 30 degrees today, i can tell you it is pretty hot. but despite it being even one in three weeks' time, they kick—off is at eight o'clock and so it should have cooled a little bit. despite having an entire season played on it, this patch looks in pristine condition. it will be used again before the final. it looks perfectly good. more than good for 90, 120 minutes of football, perhaps even a penalty shoot out in the 2019 champions the football final between totte n ha m champions the football final between tottenham and liverpool. the atmosphere will be electric. tonight in the scottish premiership, st mirren kept alive their hopes of avoiding a relegation play—off with a 2—0 win against hamilton. after alex gogic was sent off for the away side in the first—half. st mirren took their time to take advantage, but the goal eventually came from kyle mcallister and then a brilliant piece of skill from kyle magennis wrapped up the win. the

pochettino againstjurgen klopp? the two brands of football clashing in a warm and steamy madrid. winner. natalie pirks, thank you. in amsterdam on an incredible night in the champions league yet again. the england women's world cup squad was announced today. and some familiar faces were drafted in to reveal the players who've made the plane to france. that included the duke of cambridge, david beckham and emma watson. it gives me great pleasure to announce that england's defensive rock and captain steph horton will be on the plane to france. steph, congratulations. i know you and the tea m congratulations. i know you and the team will do the nation proud. good luck. nicky to paris will wear the number seven shirt for the lioness is in the world cup this summer. i wore it for many years with pride, andi wore it for many years with pride, and i captained my country in it. i know that she will do the same and wear it with pride. a message to fill and all of the lionesses this summer. fill and all of the lionesses this summer. good luck. —— nikita parris. lam summer. good luck. —— ni

klopp is confident of winning a final for the first time since he took charge.ferent time, for different reasons, my teams were good as well. and yeah, i'm not so surprised, because the boys are, how we call it, mix—up potential, with attitude, in the best way i everfancied. scotland's women beat jamaica 3—2 at hampden last night in their last warm—up game before the world cup. erin cuthbert scored the goal of the game. the friendly at hampden was watched by a record crowd of 18,500. they really wanted to break that record, and they did it. now, we always enjoy gymnasts showing off their skills on breakfast, especially when they can combine them with other sports. take a look at this. here is britain's 2018 commonwealth gymnastics gold medallist dom cunningham with an unbelievable basketball trick shot. he posted this video onto instagram, and even his celebrations are pretty impressive. worth another look. i wonder how many takes that took.|j could try that for the rest of my life and it wouldn't work. you could if you really practised... maybe not. just before

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the champions league semifinals looming we have an exclusive interview with liverpool coach jurgen klopp ahead of their clash with barcelona he tells us why the spanish club will have a big challenge on the sax. plus chain. the attitudes about classical music in africa. has been largely perceived as music for white people but one school in south africa is breaking that stereotype. are brian thomas thanks so much for joining us venezuela is on edge divided between two men both of whom say they are the rightful president of the country acting president nicolas maduro addressed the nation last night calling for support and opposition leader one why go has called on his backers to take to the streets again today to oust material from office rebellion that was tuesday mornings confident message from venezuela's opposition leader and self-proclaimed interim president he started the day calling on social media for a final push to oust nicolas maduro venezuela's incumbent president flanked by military personnel who have defected to the opposition and he wants more to follow suit and for ordinary

as we heard from hugh, jurgen klopp goes into the match hoping to and a six—game losing run in the finalscaught up with them at the club training ground to find out how his late father inspired him and how he copes with the pressure. it is part of life. we have not a holiday 365 days in. there are more stressful mums, leicester for a moment. having stressful moments in a positive way. —— stressful moments. that's less stressful moments. that's less stressful moments. it makes life exciting. it is good. i go to sleep with one line up is good. i go to sleep with one line up witha is good. i go to sleep with one line up with a completely different line—up. and have no clue. up with a completely different line-up. and have no clue. in the night somebody is telling you. line-up. and have no clue. in the night somebody is telling youm line-up. and have no clue. in the night somebody is telling you. it is wonderful. the onlyjob i really can do to be honest. but together with a bunch of world—class players, and a sensational club. i would bunch of world—class players, and a sensational club. iwou

. >> fantÁstico, aquÍ estÁ jürgen klopp.ta que sacÓ eran pelotas de gol. >> ter stegen una vez mÁs . >> el partido de vuelta semifinales de liverpool ante el equipo de barcelona. en la cancha hay uno que sobra y que es superior al resto. lionel messi. por eso barcelona ha ganado 3 0. a continuaciÓn vamos a ir con todo lo que estÁ pasando todavÍa-- hasta la prÓxima. y viste tu mejores -- sus mejores galas para entregarse la justicia. vÍctimas del brutal atropello del ejÉrcito contra los manifestantes en venezuela. asesinan a balazos a una estudiante en su propia aula. las protestas no se hacen esperar. sufre un infarto durante un entrenamiento de fÚtbol el portero espaÑol iker casillas. acusan de homicidio involuntario al actor mexicano pablo lyle por la mortal -- golpiza que le propinÓ un hombre. a un hombre. asÍ comenzamos "primer impacto". michelle: de salud de michelle galvÁn. pamela: y tambiÉn pamela silva conde. gracias por acompaÑarnos. michelle: un joven hispano es el autor de un terrible asesinato. se entregÓ con est

if you look across here, but will be the dug out that jurgen klopp, his staff and players will find themselvesaround 30 degrees today, i can tell you it is pretty hot. but despite it being even warmer in three weeks‘ time, they kick—off is at eight o'clock and so it should have cooled a little bit. despite having an entire season played on it, this pitch looks in pristine condition. it won't be used again before the final. it looks perfectly good. more than good for 90, 120 minutes of football, perhaps even a penalty shoot out in the 2019 champions the football final between tottenham and liverpool. the atmosphere will be electric. now to tennis, and serena williams will face sister venus in the second round of the italian 0pen after returning from two months out with a knee injury. the 23—time grand slam champion beat rebecca peterson of sweden in straight sets — coming from behind take the first set. but the second was much more comfortable as the four time winner at this event needed just over an hour. so she'll take on sister venus for the 31st time after she progressed with a marathon 7—5

if you look across here are my that will be the dugout thatjugen klopp, his staff and players will findell you at pitch level it is hot, but despite it being even warmer in three weeks' time, the kick—off is at eight o'clock and so it should have cooled a little bit. the pitch, despite having had a entire season paid on it, looks in pristine condition added but not be used again before the final. it looks perfectly good. more than good. for 120 minutes of football, perhaps a penalty shoot out ended 2019 changes league final between liverpool and tottenham. the atmosphere inside this place will be electric. millwall lionesses have chosen to break away from the men's team. millwall released a statement saying they were disappointed that the management for the women's team had taken the decision to become independent. it comes after the lionesses narrowly avoided having to disband because of financial difficulties last season. they'll be known as the london city lionesses. british heavyweight boxer tyson fury has said he is loving boxing more than ever. fury looked in good shape as he spok

and jurgen klopp has been talking up the qualities that senior members like he and james milner bringence. james milner is nearly 33 and still developing in really big steps and coming down here and using his unbelievable skills. and his example like henderson, they always want to make the next step. it is in them. harry kane alluded to his return to fitness from an ankle injury with this tweet last week. well he is likely to be fit. he says he feels good and ready, although there are doubts as to whether he'll be fit enough to play the full 90 minutes. his manager mauricio pochettino said he'd prioritise the needs of the team. of course, without kane. lucas moura scored a hattrick to see spurs past ajax in that dramatic comeback. some of you — like samuel today — have been questioning if spurs actually stand a better chance without the england captain. more football to come later in the programme — but let's go to paris, where kyle edmund's qualified for the second round of the french open. after his match was postponed during the final set last night, the british number one wasted n

to come on the show did have you sits down for an exclusive interview with liverpool coach jurgen klopp we asked him whether his team's fans with rather see the side win the champions league for the premier league this season stay tuned for that. first it is to sudan where protesters are calling for a mass rally they say the army is not serious about handing over power to civilians three weeks after ousted longtime president omar al bashir so then snow what terry rulers are warning protesters against any further on rest he'd have used now and heard the ball on i have this report now on how the hoped for revolution has been affecting family ties. just a few weeks ago this family was deeply divided now most of do not see his mothers who kind they can enjoy coffee together again with ease but to get here dictate to have to be ousted bridging a rift between two generations since the beginning of the sudanese uprising nearly four months ago one thousand year old has been protesting on the streets of khartoum he did so against his mother's will shout to go to the heart of the sudanese people

against all the oddsjurgen klopp's side became the first team to overturn a three—goal deficit in a champions. one of the features of the season in the premier league and here is their resilience and they dug deeper than ever before to score the winner. quick thinking taking advantage of barcelona going to sleep on a set play and

juergen klopp did a clever thing in his press conference.ooking forward to coming. european magic. absolutely amazing. really, really amazing. 0ne absolutely amazing. really, really amazing. one of the best match of and feel they have ever seen full up lam proud. and feel they have ever seen full up i am proud. we cannot believe it. it is the best night ever. the scoreline against barcelona. lionel messi did not even feature. the best game ever. the greatest comeback ever. did lionel messi play today? it was a team effort all the way.” have 79 years. what was it like tonight? the best they have ever seen. tonight? the best they have ever seen. he has been going for 79 years and that is the best he has ever seen. and that is the best he has ever seen. it was magical to listen to on the radio. the atmosphere you got was unbelievable. i am going to share this barcelona tweed again.” know you think eye and being a little bit unfair. it is worth it. ——iam little bit unfair. it is worth it. —— i am being. little bit unfair. it is worth it. -- i am

prÁcticamente todo listo para maÑana, que estÁ teniendo lugar ahora la conferencia de prensa de jürgen kloppenen todos. >> pero donde van a ver el partido? >> creo que madrid se ha estado preparando bastante bien en los Últimos dÍas con estos temas. tambiÉn con la seguridad porque habÍa mucho miedo al tema de los ingleses. se ha reportado la policÍa con quÉ va a haber unos 7000. >> no hemos visto altercados de momento, todo mundo estÁ tranquilo, tuvimos esta ilusionado, sobre todo estos ingleses que vienen a haber campeÓn a sus equipos. >> como mencionÁbamos, liverpool y tottenham se ven las caras en el dÍa de maÑana y los vamos a todos a travÉs de las pantalla de univisiÓn deportes. la cobertura va iniciar a las 12:30 p.m. >> desde udn, tambiÉn en univisiÓn, la cobertura de fÚtbol central, todo lo tenemos nosotros, la casa de fÚtbol en univisiÓn deportes. >> aquÍ vamos a tarde de muy pronto desde las 12:30 p.m. hora del este y en univisiÓn deportes de la estadio metropolitano con esta verÁn final de la champions league. borja:quÉ bonito es madrid. te recordamos que maÑana la gran final de l

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interesting, when we reflect on what has happened to spurs and liverpool, this week, two managers, juergen klopp, have been able to build teams, and also cultures. very ha rd been able to build teams, and also cultures. very hard for anybody here at chelsea to do that as a manager because typically they are not here very long. i think going into a final, may be winning a trophy, would just enable maurizio sarri to build the kind of emotional connection with his players and fans. but let's consider the possible trouble ahead for chelsea. we know this transfer ban is in place. you can also speculate that even eden hazard will be on his way in the summer. he will play, we presume, from the start tonight and angola county will be injured. rubin another plus for chelsea. —— n'golo ka nte another plus for chelsea. —— n'golo kante will be injured. thank you for joining us. so a slight advantage for chelsea heading into their second leg. things are much healthier for arsenal. they take a 3—1 aggregate lead to valencia and there's much more at stake than the europa league trophy for unai emery‘s side. if

even liverpool managerjurgen klopp could only shrug his shoulders and appreciate the great man.bly everybody. but my boys did not show too much respect. they tried with completely legal things. we didn't treat him harshly or whatever, to try to get him out of the game. we played just football. and i like that. i knew before that lionel is a world—class player and now i saw it again. i'm not too surprised. well unbelievably his 600th goal was 1a years to the day since it all began. back when he had a lot more hair in 2005 with his first goal for barcelona against albacete. so where does he rank with the greatest goal scorers for a single club? well this is this is a video from ba rcelona's official youtube channel showing just that. it begins back in 2005 with that first goal for the club and slowly you can see him climb up the rankings, keep watching him there. gerd muller was at the top for a long time with 565 for bayern munich. ian rush in there with 346 for liverpool and thierry henry with 228 for arsenal. but as the seasons continue to go by he keeps rising up the list. cri

we will have an extended interview with the liverpool managerjurgen klopp.ews watch, did the bbc‘s reporting on the european elections get the balance right between the success get the balance right between the success of the brexit party and that of parties supporting remain? join us of parties supporting remain? join us at 7:45pm on bbc news. we are going to start this hour with some breaking news coming into us from america. sir philip green, whose company arcadia and his brands such as topshop and dorothy perkins, has been charged with four accounts of misdemeanour assault in the united states. this comes after a pilot instructor alleges the arcadia owner repeatedly touched her inappropriately, according to prosecutors. sir philip has previously denied these allegations, that have been investigated for some time now, sojust to confirm that have been investigated for some time now, so just to confirm that the county attorney‘s office in america has confirmed he has been charged with four counts of knowingly touching another person with the intent to injur

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even the liverpool manager jurgen klopp is sympathetic.e with something, that it would not be more than a specific category. maybe not for more than £100, but i heard a ticket for that is now 2700, that isjust crazy. what can i say? i sympathise about. staying with football, in the last hour, fulham has announced that scott parker has been made the club's full—time manager. parker stepped in as caretaker following the sacking of claudio ranieri in february. announcing the news on the club website, fulham chairman shahid khan says parker "was brave to accept a very difficult challenge". he added that under parker's management fulham has "undeniably become a better football club." after he took over fulham produced their only three—match winning streak of the season, but failed to avoid relegation to the championship next season. wales coach warren gatland has agreed a deal to take charge of the british and irish lions on their tour of south africa in 2021. he's already overseen a winning tour of australia in 2013 and a drawn series against

liverpool's current boss jurgen klopp has been in a philosophical mood ahead of the match.the season is not was satisfied? no, because the season is not over was satisfied? no, because the season is not over but then i look back on it and the performances... we showed the games we played, the goals we scored, so many things in so goals we scored, so many things in so many difficult situations, you do not even have 5% of our difficulties. but they are still there. generally not the boys, is it good, is not? these boys deliver, deliver and deliver. so that was amazing. absolutely amazing. still two games ago. when we look back then will see what we did. we have to do ourjob. my relationship with liverpool, the clu b my relationship with liverpool, the club and the fans, it's there. i was there for six years, once and trophies very good years. but the same time, we have to do ourjobs. i'm sure thatjurgen klopp is in the same position to book is best for his fans and then we have 52,000 fans in ourstadium, his fans and then we have 52,000 fans in our stadium, it's the last home

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and this is no easy task forjurgen klopp and his team.t, john. i think it is about as tough as it gets. barcelona are the favourites to win the champions league title. they have a certain minor me55i who scored his 46th goal of the season at the weekend. —— lionel messi. he will very much be the key as far as barcelona are concerned. liverpool it should have bags of confidence because they are in terrific form. they have won their last ten matches. they are very much 5till battling out for the premier league title back on. they actually have a pretty decent record here in barcelona. over the years they have played for mac matches here and they have never lost. if they can maintain that record, here tonight, natalie them in pretty good stead going into the return fixture. —— that will leave them in pretty good stead. and there have been some unsightly scenes from fans out there. how has there behaviour been? we've been out here this afternoon and so far the mode has been pretty good—natured. and so far the mode has been pretty good—natu re

klopp says the brazilian will return to full training tomorrow and after losing to real madrid last yearime since he took charge. i have never been a part of a final team, that is true. but in different times and for different reasons, my teams are good as well and yeah, i am not so surprised because the boys are how we collect, mixed of potential and attitude. steve clarke has named his first squad as manager of scotland and he's picked five uncapped players forjune's euro 2020 qualifiers against cyprus and belgium, including three from his old club kilmarnock — stuart findlay, greg taylor and eamonn brophy. they come in along with livingston keeper liam kelly and aberdeen defender michael devlin. scotland's women are in action for what's their final freindly ahead of the women's football world cup in france. they're playing at hampden park for the first time in seven yea rs. but it was the visitors who went ahead first, khad—ija shaw put the jamaicans into the lead inside the first quarter of an hour. then erin cuthbert levelled the match with this brilliant goal from way outside the b

for the 2nd straight season liverpool have reached the champions league final year going klopp side fred to riyadh madrid last year the club is the stranger to losing finals he's been runner up in his last fix well that drought and european football's biggest stage in madrid on saturday he said hope so . club has been embraced by more than just liverpool the entire footballing world seems to love this guy but there's been a dark cloud hovering over the current liverpool coach's head for years now a streak of 6 trate final defeat has kept his trophy cabinet empty when it comes to the biggest prizes. if you lose a final it's like taking medicine that tastes disgusting. you know when i was a child i learned that good medicine has to taste bad but then it helps so when you look at a final as bad tasting medicine it can actually help and recharge you. recharge must have work liverpool made some changes at the back since suffering defeat to reality last champions league expectations are high due to having back to back final appearances. of out of the world out there expects from all of us that

after a stunning week for his side, liverpool managerjurgen klopp says he now has a lot of sympathy forns he now has a lot of sympathy for the fans of liverpool and all those trying to get to the champions league final due to the huge cost they will face. as reported the tickets to the game against totte n ha m tickets to the game against tottenham are being sold on third—party sites for more than £4000, with third—party sites for more than £a000, with prizes forflights third—party sites for more than £a000, with prizes for flights and massively inflated. maybe in the cities they get the they have to make a price cut? before agreeing to something that it will not be more than this. my room that you can usually get for £100 is now £2700, it's just crazy. what can i say? i sympathise a lot. chelsea and arsenal made the europa league final to round off an incredible few days of football meaning for teams have made the two big european finals. today, the manchester united manager 0le gunnar solskjaer has conceded that the week's events will make the primary title even harder to compete for.

prizes given to the charitable project of their choice this year's winner is the liverpool coach jurgen klopp. a crowd of football luminaries gathered at the foreign ministry in berlin well to congratulate germany's football and best if a 2019 yogen club the full mcdormand and current liverpool coach could not attend the ceremony but sent his thanks for a video message. heated for the prize. i'm proud to be german proud to be european and i'm enjoying living here in england. club is busy preparing his little pool side for the champions league final he's exploits on the field as well as off the field sealed the decision for the panel. in england i told people that germans are not only punctual but also funny sometimes and that this ends up with this ana i didn't expect but i'm happy nevertheless. thank you once again and don't do anything i wouldn't do. then choose there was also awarded an honorary prize for his role as both a player and coach across a career spanning more than 40 years which included spells with spanish joints around madrid and barcelona. it makes me proud it makes me happy

you can see the pictures of klopp and his players there. they will do it. we want to take that cop home. this is the liverpool team has microsecond champions league final. in 2005, you are a scouser and you've come here from where? melbourne, australia. it took me 30 hours to get you, but you can‘t miss days like this. to put you on the spot, what will happen tomorrow night? what will happen tomorrow night? what will happen tomorrow night? what will happen to the region if liverpool win? it would be fantastic. there are north—west hasn‘t done too badly as a region, in footballing terms, if you think that manchester city became the first team to sweep the board with the domestic trophies, their charity shield, premier league, fa cup and league cup. the women have done well too. having said that chelsea won the europa league, so tottenham will fancy their chances. 60,000 people a tartan and ‘s new stadium tomorrow watching the game on big screens. anfield is booked out and liverpool can‘t use their own stadium because it‘s ready for some pop

obviously too tough games against barcelona coming up and then a final and that's where it gets tricky for klopp he's played in seven finals as a manager but he's lost six of them yet he's got lots of losses to his name is it possible then that you know if we look beyond the beard in the glasses i mean maybe maybe he's a little overrated yeah i guess it depends who you us there are people out there who think he's the best coach in the world and pull fan and you probably get that answer. you'd have to say they're wrong on that count because he simply as you mentioned hasn't won enough trophies to be considered one of the best in the world he's up there that's no doubt about it he's worked at teams which perhaps have another resources of other bigger clubs when he was a dog and he did a great job taking on the benefit is by in munich who have will cost by as always a top coach always and boss resources anyone to lay totals with dormant and now he's come a little pool and yes he's had a bit more cash to spend but he's competing against the likes of manchester city who probably the best in the premi

become that deficit side on that occasion so you can see the irony that by that clump the coach jurgen klopp and told the players before the day is impossible but if anyone can do it you guys can because of course liverpool and the team renowned for european comebacks they did it in two thousand and five in the champions league final. against milan three no down to one penalties and they just threw everything a boss that i know really kind of harried them from the start didn't allow pasta to settle a messy absolutely shell so they wanted kate said so an incredible comeback political clout now its third champions league final in six season he said last night was something he won't be forgetting in a hurry let's listen because i really meant tell of giants it's unbelievable it's up to the season we played the games we had the injuries we have now in this moment i'd be to go out there. and in our school. the n.e.r.c. i don't think you find you can find a lot of people so and and going out there and putting a performance like this on the pitch is is unbelievable and i'm really proud. to be . the