lebo diseko, bbc news. let's catch up with all the latest sports news.with football, and ukraine have moved a step closer to the world cup finals after a 3—1 win over scotland in their semi—final play—off. andriy yarmalenko scored the opener for ukraine in glasgow with a second to roman yaremchukjust after the interval. calum mcgregor pulled one back before an injury time third to substitute artem dovbyk, means ukraine move through to a final play—off match against wales in cardiff on sunday, with the winner taking their place in qatar later this year. this is ourdream. this is our dream. this is not the final we need to show the best performance in our lives, we have to prepare as better and as much as we can, as we can. and like i said already in the past, we have a dream to be in the world cup and this is what we need to do. argentina beat italy to win the inaugural finalissima, the south american champions against europe's. goals from lautaro martinez, angel di maria and paulo dybala gave them a 3—0 win at wembley. italy were bidding farewell to thei

sentiment "deeply disturbing", saying it echoes his country's apartheid past. 0ur correspondent lebo diseko living in fear. a business that was once a dream come true. now the sight of a recurring nightmare. this mozambiquan barber says he's been repeatedly attacked by south africans who accuse him of taking their jobs. he's asked us not to show his face or use his name. the first time they came here, there were seven of them. they made us lie down. they took the machines, hairdress and even displays. we had no choice but to let them take them because they had guns. i'm afraid because when they come here, i don't know what will happen. they could kill me. this isn't the first time that anti—foreigner sentiment has been an issue in alexandra, a marginalised community on the doorstep of one of johannesburg's richest areas. it's in this township in 2008 that xenophobic violence began and then spread around the country. with competition for increasingly scarce resources, once again, some locals are blaming other africans. among the loudest voices, a campaign whose name means "to push back" in z

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