liverpool not themselves. now liverpool not themselves.better in the second after the break, much more like the liverpool we've seen this season. like the liverpool we've seen this season. lovren with the equaliser to make it1—1, season. lovren with the equaliser to make it 1—1, but natalie continued to be liverpool's bogey team, the only team to have beaten them this season, which was earlier in the champions league. they've done it again, so liverpool are still in the group stage to go to the stadium now, they just need group stage to go to the stadium now, theyjust need to get a point at least against salzburg to get in austria. what about chelsea then — a hugely entertaining game in valencia. it was brilliant, both sides knew a win would get them into the 16. a good, entertaining game to watch, it was valencia, the home team, who we re was valencia, the home team, who were the better team at first. this court dashed they scored that goal through salle her, butjust two minutes later, chelsea were back in it. it was all level at the brea

things are more straightforward to liverpool, home to napoli, the only team to beat liverpool all seasonl with the italians. they have not won in the last six matches and their players are said to be fined by the president because they did not attend a training camp earlier this month. jurgen klopp was asked if he thought liverpool would be effect —— mike napoli would be affected and he did not think so. we expect it will make them stronger so thatis expect it will make them stronger so that is what we have to expect absolutely. whatever is exact, we have no proper idea about what exactly happened but if i was part of the team as a player, i would try to bring their group together and unite against all the things from outside so that is what we have to expect. carlo is the most experienced manager in european foot ball experienced manager in european football and is used to dealing with difficult situations so will make the most of it. so high praise from jurgen klopp for the napoli manager carlo ancelotti. both sides, as you can see here, are out in front in group e. the winner tonight

liverpool 1983. and that fun continues but onlyjust. liverpool with a 2—1 victory.ly. batman bare, terrific towering header to put them in front for cups a minute or two later he went and did it again. another had us 02— zero. pretty comfortable until the second half. first, a straight red card for handling outside his box. a free kick. side footing the ball and whilst liverpool were still rearranging themselves. very quick thinking led toa themselves. very quick thinking led to a nervy last few minutes for liverpool but they hung on to take all three points. lots of celebrations, as you would expect. lots of leap around anfield on what has been an emotional week the fans and everyone associated with the club. they have 11 points clear at the table. let's hearfrom club. they have 11 points clear at the table. let's hear from juergen klopp who was full of praise for the substitute keeper despite that free kick. he is the man of the match for me because coming in in a game like this and, yeah, making two saves in the one was tricky and even the goalie kicks of course

starting with liverpool then rhia.pions league football at anfield. liverpool lost their first game against napoli back in september but they have managed to get back on track in these group stages. so, how does tonight's game look? well, klopp's side beat genk 4—1 when they met in belgium almost a fortnight ago and the omens for genk‘s trip to anfield... they're are not promising. they've conceded five goals in each of their past three champions league away games — tonight could be a significant win for liverpool. they sit currently second in their group. but they're unbeaten in 23 european games at anfield and, with their next two group matches at home, it's a chance to take control of qualification for those knockout stages, with maximum points against genk, and then the group e leaders napoli. butjurgen klopp has warned that there will be no foregone conclusions. it is an open group and everything is possible. we have to create an incredible atmosphere again. we have to make life uncomfortable as possible for them.

you play against a quality team like liverpool, and you know the have a lot of ball. this time against southampton, a side who lost 9—0 in their last premier league game, but the champions city, also came from behind to stay in touch. this was southampton‘s second game at the etihad this week after the efl cupmeeting on wednesday and this time they took the lead throuthames ward—prowse. city toiled for long periods of this game — they faced a southampton wall, but finally on 70 minutes, sergio aguero equalised with a low finish. and by this point the home side were throwing everything at the saints, they finally broke through four minutes from time, through kyle walker. now when that walker goal went in liverpool were losing at villa park — city might‘ve thought this could be a game changing weekend where they make up ground in the race. as it is, theyjust stay in touch. we did everything. we attacked... it is so difficult. it's not possible. it is in our target and tried to do it, and we did everything with three corners dust it, and we did everything with three corn

liverpool will be hurt. still a very long season ahead.eels like a crucialjunction. liverpool arrive at it ahead, six points north of manchester city, the team they chased to the last day of last season. separated by only one point. after such a relentless race, managerial trash talk would seem hollow, instead warm words replace mind games. i could not respect him more. he is the best manager in the world. wherever he was, he had a proper impact on the team. you can see when he is not there any more, the football looks different. when he took over the team, it was not a real contender. in history, yes, but not to win the premier league or be on top. and he did it. in three or four years, he built something marvellous to watch. pleasantries aside, when the two sides meet, it matters. the only game liverpool lost was to city, effectively costing them the title. when they reunited for the community shield, it took penalties to separate them. so the two league defeats city have since suffered take on added importance. as does the absence of ci

bbc.com: it's the heavyweight contest in the english premier league between the two title favourites liverpoolchester city. the reds won it 3—1, which puts them eight points clear at the top of the table. current champions manchester city are just fourth in the league. time now to go live to singapore for asia business report. alibaba ‘s aliba ba ‘s swift alibaba ‘s swift sales. china's online shopping bonanza gets a superstar launch as it gets under way. british still‘s rescue. how the eye chronic uk company is said to be snapped up by a chinese group. hello and welcome. we start with online retail because today is the 11th of november which means it is alibaba ‘s singles day. sales hit $13 billion in the first hour alone, up $13 billion in the first hour alone, up almost one third on last year and it was the first year without the founder, jack mize who down as the founder, jack mize who down as the founder of the company in september. the day has read long —— will be on alibaba. it the day has read long —— will be on aliba ba. it began the day has read long —— will be on alibaba. it began i

not quite as sensational at anfield — but liverpool collect a win to go top of their group.iggest story in english club history — we'll have more on the sanctions placed on saracens over salary cap breeches. good evening — welcome along to sportsday where we will start with the most remarkable night at stamford bridge in the champions league. at one stage chelsea were 4—1 down in their tie against ajax. but momentum swung in the second half — when the visitors had 2 men sent off. chelsea fought back, levelled it at 4—1; and at one stage thought they had won it — our reporter rhia chohan had the tricky task of condensing it all for us. under of condensing it all for us. the lights of stamford b they under the lights of stamford bridge they had the chance to go three points clear of ajax, but it started badly with the faintest of touches when he put his side behind after just two minutes. it looked to be getting much worse when they hit this beauty and went three up thanks the most part. if you that the first half was frantic, it was nothing on the second, ajax had two then se

leicester and chelsea in between them and leaders liverpool.the premier league era, only manchester united 26 years ago have had a bigger lead at this stage of the season. cristiano ronaldo didn't look like a happy man after being subbed off for the second game running forjuventus. it worked on sunday though, as, his replacement ended up scoring the winning goal against milan in serie a. after a subdued display, ronaldo headed straight down the tunnel after being taken off early in the second half. paulo dybala came on in his place and fired juve back to the top of the table. parma have climbed up to eighth by beating roma 2—0 at stadio ennio tardini. mattia sprocati scored the first of the goals in the 68th minute. elsewhere calgiari are up to fourth after being fiorentina. ateltico madrid are third in la liga, butjust a point behind barcelona and real madrid after a 3—1 win over espanyol. bilbao are up to 6th after beating levante whilst in the late game, sevilla beat real betis 2—1. over in germany, leaders borussia moenchengladbach beat wer

it was the late show in the premier league today, leaders liverpool beat villa in injury time. the programme... the rugby league lions lose again. new zealand are too strong for great britain in auckland. and the last ticket to tokyo. great britain's women, the olympic hockey champions are a step closer to qualification. it's the not the start to the weekend many of us had hoped for, england came up very short injapan as they were out—muscled and out—classed by south africa in the rugby world cup final. the springboks kicked themsleves into a half—time lead before two tries finished england off. 32—12 the final score, south africa becoming world champions for a third time, equalling the all blacks record. england's head coach eddiejones could find no explanation for their defeat and wouldn't be drawn on his future. our sports editor dan roan was at the final in yokohama. having outplayed new zealand last weekend, england arrived as favourites to emulate the team of 2003 and lift the world cup for just a second time in their history. sporting immortality was in their grasp, but

a warning ahead of city's visit to liverpool. they don't want a welcome from liverpool scenes like this again. it's crunch time — the top two teams face each other/ and can great britain get past the might of new zealand? the rugby league lions have been hit with injury in the lead up to their second match in aukland. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'mjane dougall. we start at wembley where england women will make history with what's expected to be a record crowd for an international. they've already met their target for supporters with more than 75,000 tickets being sold for the friendly against germany. but on the pitch, it's a different story with only one win in their last six matches. manager phil neville had this to say. this match could mark a new dawn for england's women while angling's men have enjoyed many and iconic night under the lights, tomorrow is only the second time the lionesses had been allowed to grace the picture at wembley, the last time was in 2014, again playing germany, that night beaten 3— dell, tomorro

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sadio mane scored his tenth goal of the season just after half—time for liverpool.escued a point for palace when he equalised, but roberto firminho scored a late winner from a corner to clinch the win. liverpool's victory means they've now gone 30 games unbeaten in the premier league. we won it, and that is absolutely ok, you don't have to go so far if you just want that. i liked a lot of the performance, not everything, but some things were not there and we see the more often, the good things at least. after take your chances and we took one of ours and they got there late when that is a cruel, blow that we feel. but nothing to complain from my side and if anything, i want to be positive because i want to feel good about the team in the performance because i think it was out performance because i think it was our best performance the season and maybe would compared to the past as well. the pressure on arsenal manager unai emery increases — his slide slipped to seventh after a draw against southampton. emery‘s side were booed off at the final whistle. danny ings‘ ea

liverpool's victory means they've now gone 30 games unbeaten in the premier league.ins on manchester city, who played chelsea at the etihad tonight. nick parrot was watching. to win titles, you need to perform under pressure and with liverpool winning earlier, it was definitely on manchester city. josie came to the every up trying to avenge a defeat from the last visit and extend their league away from home. think them off to the perfect start. having played for city manager frank lampard should having played for city manager frank lampa rd should have having played for city manager frank lampard should have known it was too soon to celebrate. the champions feelings this season have been in defence, not an attack and they soon brought them level. but i would not be enough, this was a must win in city were all in, showing chelsea they had much to work on and defence as well. it could have been three before half—time, fortunate that sergio could only spare his blushes. rahim sterling put the icing on the ca ke rahim sterling put the icing on the cake into the video ass

liverpool then.o qualify for the knockouts. job done is the headline for the game, pretty much. and, most important thing, of course, but the group is not decided and we knew from the beginning it is a tough group. soi from the beginning it is a tough group. so i guess now we are first in the table but we only really want to be first after the last match. and so we have to play two tough games and then two important ones. in each of them can be decided with a win. but that sounds easier than it is, because both games will be really tricky. we go back with a good feeling, but if the results was similar i think it will be better. so i think with the game of my players today, the opportunity, some chances in the end of the second half it will be very good for us, yes. liverpool are top courtesy of napoli failing to beat rb salzburg. hirving lozano equalised in the first half, after teenager 00:04:22,429 --> 2147483051:38:55,929 erling haaland gave 2147483051:38:55,929 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 the salzbu

the european champions league holders liverpool missed the chance to reach the knockout stages with a game to spare after being held at home by napoli. a win for either side at anfield would have seen them go through. it was napoli who took the lead midway through the first—half with a goalfrom dries mertens. but dejan lovren equalised for liverpool in the second half, a point each though means that nothing will be decided until the final round of matches in two weeks‘ time and liverpool have a tricky trip to salzburg. and the situation, if i didn't a nswer and the situation, if i didn't answer before, it's still open. some quys answer before, it's still open. some guys think they are already through, but they have to play again. a lot of people around liverpool probably think we have to play again, we have to put in everything that we have. but it was never different. i can't remember one game since i'm here where we could go in with 50%. so that's our situation. two teams did guarantee their place in the last 16 of the champions league, including the five—time winners barcelona. our

liverpool's followers, they are... 24,000 liverpool's followers, they are... 211,000 liverpool fans travelcity for the fixture for minutes before kick—off, a huge crowd was still queuing to get into the ground. as thousands of fans were getting crushed here at lettings lane, david duckenfield had to make a decision. by opening a large gate into the ground, he relieved the pressure outside but he did not think about where the supporters would go next. thousands of people poured through the gate, a tunnel to the terraces was left open and the crowd surged down it into fenced pens which were already full. some fa ns pens which were already full. some fans climbed out of the crush but most were trapped. 96 people were killed on the terraces at hillsborough on a ten—year—old boy, 3017 -- 37 —— 37 teenagers, parents, siblings, a father and son, a pensioner of 67. david duckenfield accepted that his failure directly caused their deaths when he gave evidence at the hillsborough inquests in 2015. 38—year—old brian matthews was pulled out of the pens but did not survive. he loved life. he was larger

what happened to the liverpool docks and to liverpool is what happened to so many cities and communitiesain. traditional industries declined and little was done to replace them. 0ld skills were lost, and new skills were just not invested in. successive labour governments did, they really tried to engage and invest, only to see their efforts swept aside when every tory government was elected, and i know that people here especially in liverpool will remember the last time the tories were in charge and the damage they did notjust to the city but right the way across the north. communities were smashed apart. pride ripped out of towns and cities right the way across the country. there was an arrogant complacency, neglect and a lack of ca re complacency, neglect and a lack of care that summed up, can you remember the phrase? there is no alternative, they told us. it was just the sort of nature of economic change, as if change always meant fewer jobs change, as if change always meant fewerjobs or worse paid jobs. the tories are always the same. in the 80s tories are always the same. in the 805

there was then var controversy when liverpool had a goal for firmino ruled out debatably for offside,he premier league even released a statement to clear up this decision — they said it was his armpit that had gone beyond the defender. i'm sure plenty of discussion to be had about that in the week coming up. in the end that didn't matter, becausejurgen klopp‘s side equalised in the 87th minute through andy robertson — in the circumstances that late goal might‘ve felt like a victory in itself, but then in stoppage time, they snatched all three points through the glancing head of sadio mane. a 2-1 a 2—1victory. absolute heartbreak for aston villa, who for three quarters of this match, thought they were on for a famous win, but liverpool remain six points clear at the top, and 28 games unbeaten. we started off well football—wise,

his revenge served cold, liverpool on fire.ged to douse it thanks to silva and for the first time in the match, anxiety crept in as a city tried to fight back. it was a nervy ending after such a positive start. but it is still love looking like the gap between these two will take a lot to close. intensity of the game was incredible not too unusual for us that it was wild. they were good, and we had to defend with all we had and scored incredible goals. in the earlier kick offs manchester united gained a valuable three points with a 3—1 win over brighton. andreas perriera and davy propper‘s own goal put ole gunnar solskjaer‘s side two up by half time. lewis dunk pulled one back for brighton... but united hit back straight away, marcus rashford restoring their two goal advantage. the victory moves them up to 7th, just one point behind arsenal in 6th. wolves have moved into the top half of the table for the first time, since the opening weekend, after beating aston villa 2—1, in the west midlands derby. it was their first victory

it happened many times and liverpool have done that in the last years. this talent to score incredible goals in the last minute, he isa incredible goals in the last minute, he is a talent so like what happened in the past few seasons it takes a special character to do that. chelsea manager frank lampard says the premier league is in a "really dangerous place" with var after they beat watford 2—1, christian pulisic with their second. his comments relate to this incident, a penalty which wasn't awarded by the referee, but was then overturned by var. he said there's no consistency to how it's being used. celtic are into the scottish league cup final after beating hibs 5—2 at hampden park. captain scott brown with two goals, celtic face the winners of today's other semi final between rangers and hearts. in the scottish premiership yesterday, there were wins for aberdeen and motherwell. history was made last night as ireland's katie taylor became a world champion in two weight divisions with a unanimous points victory over christina linardatou. it was the fir

. 2a,000 liverpool fans travelled to the city for the fixture.ff, a huge crowd was still queueing to get into the ground. david duckenfield gave a critical order — open the gate. thousands poured in. but he didn't close a tunnel to the terraces, which were already full. for the first time, we can broadcast him giving his evidence at the inquests four years ago. that is arguably one of the biggest regrets of my life, that i did not foresee where fans would go when they came in through the gates. some fans climbed out of the crush, but most were trapped. these survivors are still coping with the mental scars. i don't know if i passed out, but i remember i gave up. i knew i was dying. you knew. you just knew that you're going to die. next thing i knew, there was a pile of bodies next to me. we were screaming at a police officer to open the gate, so we could get onto the pitch. i just remember vividly one lad saying, "my brother's in there, dying." we found that moment on the archive footage. 19—year—old ian, in his red tracksuit, traumatised for lif

in total 96 liverpool fans died — their families have campaigned forjustice for decades.rs. who is accountable

the little magician aka the liverpool cheel born in rio he grew up in a troubled district. and he was there as you see it this year and didn't seem to be able but nearby was an iconic source of inspiration my father simply walked by me with a better one than the so now a marquee signing on the scale of our young hoppin and frankly probably. will get together with the new with. a world famous star for the bundesliga the little magician yeah i really have to treat welcome to this kickoff special about byron's new number 10. new nick is home now for philip could team your. choice the people here in germany are very fair minded and honest and. really beautiful that my family and i have been for a few walks started getting to know the city. really enjoying it which was so. nice looking the part in later housing as well. yeah i like them they suited me well. well that was very cool my wife like to walk with a bunch of it's a big traditional event in the city and the country but it was just nice to be there taking part in the festivities. i think everyone who goes along and joins

i mean, people in london would have looked down at liverpool back then, but liverpool was a port townaces where all sorts of contraband gets exchanged, and one of them at that point was great music. >> a lot of the sailors and people that were coming back from america were bringing back these records. some were pop records, some were called race records because they were by black artists. ♪ oh, maybelline, why can't you be true ♪ ♪ oh, maybelline, why can't you be true ♪ >> the level of influence that american rock and roll, blues, country and western, motown had on those kids growing up in england was really amazing. ♪ all my love, all my kisses, you don't know what you've been missing, oh, boy ♪ ♪ when you're with me, oh, boy >> so i would listen to buddy holly and gene vincent and jerry lee lewis, fats domino, all the great rock 'n rollers. ♪ on blueberry hill >> it was like a new language for us. >> the power of the jukebox, there's nothing quite like it. ♪ my dream came true >> the beatles took a bunch of those strains, the everly brothers from the '50s was a big influence for th

liverpool have been a drug or not this season, but they will have a blip at some point. doneis blip at some point. what city have done is put massive pressure on themselves. they went 16 games on themselves. they went 16 games on the spin winning everyone last season, so the spin winning everyone last season, so that told you that they are capable, but there is no margin for error any more. chris sutton speaking to me earlier. much more from him on five live. pep guardiola will not be sanctioned by the fa for those animated, some might say sarcastic thank youse to the officials on the pitch yesterday. let's have a quick look a few other of the day's football stories. neil warnock has left his job as manager of cardiff city by mutual agreement with the club. he took over three years ago and led them to promotion to the premier league in 2018, but they went straight back down again last season and they're currently 14th in the championship. liam cooper has been forced to withdraw from the scotland squad for their upcoming euro 2020 qualifiers. the leeds united captain suff

the little magician aka the liverpool chill born in rio he grew up in a troubled district. it was there you see it this year and you know it's me said go and see it in the other but nearby was an iconic source of inspiration when i follow a simple walk but he. saw now a marquee signing on the scale of our young heart and frankly personally i think it will fit together which we knew would buy a new a world famous star for the bundesliga the little magician yeah it's time to really have a treat welcome to this kick off special about byron's new number 10. new nick is home now for philly. the people here in germany are very fair minded and. really beautiful that my family and i have been for a few walks started to know the city the worst or was it really enjoying it. is looking the part in later housing as well. yeah i like them they suited me well. it was very cool my wife like to walk on the bench if it's a big traditional event in the city and the country and it was just nice to be there taking part in the festivities. i think everyone who goes along and joins in terms of e

means liverpool need something from theirfinal group means liverpool need something from their finalin valencia they are wondering how gomez missed the chance and the ball. 0pportunities we re chance and the ball. 0pportunities were ceaseless from the spanish side taking the lead to chelsea equalising 108 taking the lead to chelsea equalising108 seconds later. well timed. var looked at it and liked it. valencia didn't. what was that? me too— draw is ok for chelsea especially because valencia should have won. remember it started with a mess and came to an end like this. let's have a look at some of this morning's back pages. most of the papers going with last nights champions league action. the mirror has a nice headline "lov is not enough". of course, dejan lovern scoring, but only to make it a draw against napoli — not enough for liverpool to qualify yet. in the sun they've gone with tammy abraham's injury in chelsea's draw against valencia. he went off in the second half, appearing to be in a lot of pain and clutching his side and hip. we will bring you updates on his injury when w

for seven nights, liverpool and the surrounding areas were bombarded.n a single week of bullets. -- blitz. according to the imperial war museum, 4,000 people were killed or injured, 70,000 were made homeless, and thousands of buildings were destroyed. here's one example. in walton on the 3rd of may — the worst night of the raids — a parachute mine, like this one, landed at index street. the blast from a parachute mine exploding above ground could demolish whole streets, and that very nearly happened here. on index street, house after house crumbled and 43 people died on this road in this single incident. originally, the street continued all the way over there, but, after that fateful night, there was only half a street left. the houses that once stood there — and buildings right across the city — were reduced to rubble. the question then arose — what do you do with millions of tonnes of smashed bricks and concrete? the answer was to move it to the coast and use it as a defence against the sea, that is why crosby now has a brick beach. it is a city on it

some watched over a video link to liverpool's cunard building.o preston. itjust feels like groundhog day. it's like, the third chance of it, last chance saloon, so all we can do is just hope that it goes better this time. i should be well used to it by now but i've got butterflies i make no excuses. i was the man who did it. what i would like to say to the liverpool families is this — i regret that omission, and i shall regret it to my dying day. and, then, a more general apology for the families‘ pain and suffering. i deeply regret what happened on the day. it was a major mistake on my part. i apologise unreservedly to the families and i hope they believe it is a very, very sincere apology. but that was it. in this recent trial, the jury was told that david duckenfield's post—traumatic stress disorder made it undesirable for him to speak. this is the third time that a jury has chosen not to convict david duckenfield, but for the first time they've gone further and found him not guilty of the manslaughter of all the men, women and children who di

. >> the matches on with liverpool in red. >> the match between liverpool and nottingham forest has startedtside the stadium from the first signs of disaster, a boy lifted clear from the crowds, still waiting to get in. inside the ground behind one of the goals, horrific events were unfolding. thousands of liverpool fans were being crushed behind antiriot fences, common at the time. olice and players struggle to comprehend what was happening. a major inquiry blamed the breakdown of policing, including a failure to delay the game and a decision to open gates that allowed fans to surge into the stadium and into the already packed standing areas. was a formermander chief superintendent. he stood trial for the gross negligence manslaughter of 95 people. he did not give evidence because he suffers from posttraumatic stress disorder. liverpool fans forced to get open and rushed into the stadium. he later admitted it was alive. ce have been accused of trying to shift the blame onto the fans. relatives of those killed fear they will never know the full story of what happened. the not guilty verdict

ever sporting tragedy that the police chief accused of being responsible for the deaths of $95.00 liverpool fans back in then 1989 in the hillsborough disaster is cleared of manslaughter. and they are thank you so much for your company everyone the european parliament has voted to declare a climate emergency the resolution was passed with a clear majority is strasburg lawmakers hope the move will send a powerful signal to the un climate summit which starts in madrid next week and also human to put pressure on the incoming e.u. executive to take a leading role in the global fight against climate change. all right they're upping the ante let's take you now to garrett marcus our correspondent in brussels good to see you gail how significant is this. it is of course symbolic gesture here that comes from the peace in strasbourg and they're well aware of that there were some concerns that it could be a sign of panic and that is why. a number of conservative m.p.'s in particular voted against this motion but overall a lot of support for the idea richard say it's not just an urgency it is an emerge

sporting tragedy in britain the police chief accuse of being responsible for the deaths of $95.00 liverpool football fans in the 1989 those protests asked to is cleared of manslaughter. hello i'm told me a lot of ball welcome to the program. the european parliament has declared a climate emergency the resolution was passed with a clear majority in strasbourg lawmakers hope the move will send a powerful signal to the u.n. climate summit which starts in madrid next week they also aim to put pressure on the incoming e.u. executives to take a leading role in the global fight against climate change. correspondent york matis told us that while the climate resolution passed it was not unanimous there were some concerns that it could be a sign of panic and that is why. a number of conservative m.p.'s in particular voted against this motion but overall a lot of support for the idea to say it's not just an urgency it is an emergency that is taking place regarding the climate and so europe has become the 1st continent to declare that state of emergency. from wildfires to floods hurricanes to parts riv

maybe now with manchester city being rivalled by liverpool for the first time in a while in the lastliques may resu rfa ce last two seasons these cliques may resurface again. many thanks for your thoughts on that. the news that raheem sterling has been dropped for that match against montenegro on thursday for disciplinary reasons. we'll hear more from rob on five live. let's have a quick look at some of the day's other headlines. the scotland captain andy robertson won't play in their final two euro qualifiers, he has an ankle problem. he'll miss the trip to cyprus and the home game against kazakhstan next week. wales centrejonathan davies is out for six months. he's had surgery after picking up a knee injury at the rugby world cup. he'll definitely miss the next six nations championship and fly—half rhys patchell is a doubt for the tournament. he has a serious shoulder injury dom sibley and zak crawley have impressed the england selectors ahead of the first test against new zealand next week. both scored centuries as england reached 285 for1 against a kiwi xi roger federer has kept

in 1989, liverpool played nottingham forest in an fa cup semifinal.ator: livable's faithful followers, fed on success livable's faithful followers, fed on success in 25 years, at the leppings lane end. voiceover: 211,000 liverpool fans travelled to the city for the fixture, minutes before the kick—off, a huge crowd was still queueing to get into the ground. david duckenfield gave a critical order: open the gate. thousands poured in, he did not close the tunnel to the terraces which were already full. for the first time, we can broadcast giving him evidence —— he giving his evidence at the inquest four years ago. that is arguably one of the biggest regrets of my life, that i did not foresee where fans would go, when they came in through the gates. some fans climbed out of the crash, but most we re climbed out of the crash, but most were trapped. these survivors are still coping with the mental scars. i don't know if i passed out but i remember, i gave up, i knewl i don't know if i passed out but i remember, i gave up, i knew i was nine, you just knew y

liverpool fans travelled to the city for the fixture.ore the kick—off, a huge crowd was still queueing to get into the ground. david duckenfield gave a critical order — open the gate. thousands poured in, but he didn't close the tunnel to the terraces which were already full. for the first time, we can broadcast him giving his evidence at the inquests four years ago. that is arguably one of the biggest regrets of my life, that i did not foresee where fans would go when they came in through the gates. some fans climbed out of the crush, but most were trapped. these survivors are still coping with the mental scars. i don't know if i passed out but i remember, i gave up. i knew i was dying, you just knew you were going to die. the next thing i knew, there was a pile of bodies next to me. i was screaming at a police officer to open the gate of pen 2, so we could get onto the pitch. i remember vividly, one lad saying, "my brother's in there, he's dying." we found that moment on the archive footage. 19—year—old ian, in his red tracksuit, traum

if he plays the way he did for liverpool then we've really hit the jackpot 6 you want to get the ball from your family album and paolo sergio know all about title triumphs and byron respectively 7 and 3 years in munich they embodied the club motto. we are who we are. told and. well the 1st thing he has to do here is learn german. does this fish think it's important to learn the language. he said he's trying to do that. and i think one see understands a bit of the language and culture. still be very much on the right. support the belief that seem you think this is cool to really imply that i am really enjoying this false. continuos european odyssey began in 2010. it was a tough time for instance in which they just won the travel of the champions league but then that team was dismantled so he arrived at a club in transition sheer good will make you and it was difficult we think. on the same order moving to a different country when i went to enter for example i was 1718 years old but i did leave a place you've been familiar with for 18 years of your life. that was a difficult period for

his revenge served cold, liverpool on fire.rdo silva, and for the first time in the match, anxiety crept in as city tried to fight back. it was a nervy ending after such a positive start. but it is still looking like the gap between these two will take a lot to close. nick parrott, bbc news. the intensity of the game was incredible. it was pretty wild. for us, not too unusual for the games to get wild. city, and enjoys the teamwork... they were good. we had to defend with all we have. and that is called incredible. so confirmation of that important win for liverpool. in the day's other games — wolves are back in the top half of the table — after their 2—1 win over west midlands rivals aston villa. and manchester united moved up to seventh, with a 3—1victory, over brighton at old trafford. excellent performance by the lads. i thought they were right on the front foot attacking. when you see these boys going forward as they did today, it is a joy to watch. we need today, it is a joy to watch. we need to keep on improving, winning

they were told that 24,000 liverpool fans we re were told that 24,000 liverpool fans were directed towardsn monitor what was occurring let alone avert the tragedy. he had ultimate responsibility that they are as much commander, the prosecution said. he is extraordinarily bad feelings were so bad, so reprehensible, so blameworthy and unforgivable, it amounted to a gross failure but david duckenfield‘s defence lawyer said this, he was unfairly singled out and made a target of blame for the disaster. he said he had only beenin the disaster. he said he had only been in the role for three weeks. there were existing safety issues at the stadium, you know earlier this year that the man in charge of safety, graeme al at the ground, he was prosecuted because there were not enough turnstiles to accommodate fa ns not enough turnstiles to accommodate fans that day and ben myers, qc, said it was like giving a captain a ship that is already sinking. so by returning this not guilty verdict here at preston crown court today, thejury here at preston crown court today, the jury has agreed with that. they sa

yesterday's clash came after the two players were involved in an angry confrontation towards the end of liverpool's 3—1 victory over manchester city, the biggest game of the season so far, and tensions remained long after the final whistle. sterling has apologised, saying... club rivalries used to plague england, but the irony of what has happened here is that team unity has been such a key part of southgate‘s success as england manager, and it is the desire to preserve the togetherness of the squad that has led him to drop arguably his most important player. i think for it to happen, for it to boil overfrom a game of the weekend before is one that i've never really come across before. i've seen it boil over in training practice sessions, in matches and things like that between players, but never over dinner or within sort of the relaxed confines of your own training camp. the public fallout has overshadowed preparations for what will be england's1000th men's international, but southgate hopes that short—term pain will bring long—term gains. katie gornall, bbc news, st george's park. that's it. new

for me it's a new beginning as it was a concern and again by liverpool. everyone here is good for success. sign me fans are always behind the scene with the stars do a fantastic job all across the board as a. former byron coach nico kovacs was a big fan of his. music which i should get this issue and show with the blues to have it for the bundesliga a sensational player who will help take our team to the next level and then level him there said he's very happy he and his family got a warm welcome and everyone's enjoying life there with that piece of mind he can play his best football. in the world you for away from the spotlight one i wish for him is that he remains the man he's always been. a source of pride trust family and a sporting idol in brazil. the way a footballer should be when you only have a lion out on the pitch almost invisible while for. me i'm. clime myself this year i'm hoping for a great season with my teammates there's a lot that can happen if this. misses the big c. you need next time for a little more magic on kickoff. to . see venice

in each he walked off so there was also being carried along by the passion of the liverpool fans watch i think that was when he was most comfortable expressing himself out on the pitch the fans are idolized showed up will soon to be released in will to call magic moments in red for good timeo with more than a little help from coach leo good clop. clop there's no laughs i can say really good i just want that he's a great coach and exceptional at what he does where. there was a very enjoyable period of my life working with him and i learned a long illness pays attention to the most minute details and above all he's absolutely focused on who would go with his manager take the club up to the heights they're out today thanks 1st and foremost to that mentality and maintaining that social focus it's something i always carry with me that was very important. since then continues been regarded as a global star on the pitch and in the realm of social media the brazilian has more than 21000000 followers on instagram alone there are his followers get an insight into christine young's personal life.

liverpool winning the premier slightly liverpool winning the premier premature?lsea — and 9 points clear of manchester city in fourth after that 3—1 win at anfield. there's certainly a lot of momentum with jurgen klopp's side — full of confidence and self belief — liverpool are on this remarakable run — one loss in 51 league games. all in the hope of ending that 30 year wait for the title, city, are the defending champions. the man who captained them to that title last season — vincent kompa ny still thinks they can win. they have been crowned champions twice now, back to back, and i don't see why the game yesterday would give them any doubt. if i was in the dressing room yesterday i would be thinking we created a lot of chances against a very strong liverpool, more chances than in previous years when we went to anfield, and nine points is something you can overcome. with a busy winter period coming, i would still believe. i'm sure the leicester city and chelsea fans will also be believing. when it comes to var, some people would like a replay... we don't want to

and of course david duckenfield now confesses that he said that the liverpool fans had broken in.ough has hung heavily over proceedings here at preston crown court. families and campaigners, who have listened to countless legal deliberations over the years, have found it hard to do so again. duckenfield was charged with the gross negligence manslaughter of 95 people. but it's widely known that 96 fans died as a result of that day. under the law at the time, he couldn't be prosecuted for the manslaughter of tony bland, as he died more than a year and a day after the disaster. only three of those bereaved by the disaster gave evidence. barry devonside recalled how he witnessed the crush that led to the death of his 18—year—old son christopher. dolores steele compared the scene that unfolded to a battleground, and told how her husband had to identify the body of their 15—year—old son, philip. jenni hicks, who lost both her teenage daughters, sarah and victoria, sat and listened as her ex—husband trevor told the court their heartbreaking story. i obviously felt for trevor, having to r

the european champions league holders liverpool missed the chance to reach the knockout stages with auld have seen them through, and it was napoli who took the lead midway through the first—half with a goalfrom dries mertens. but dejan lovren equalised for liverpool in the second half — a point each though means that nothing will be decided until the final round of matches in two weeks time when liverpool face a tricky test to salzburg. a lot of people around liverpool probably think, now we have to play again, and have to put in everything that we have. but it was never different. i can't remember one game, since i'm here, where we could go in with 50%. so that is our situation. and it is ok, it is not brilliant but it is ok. lionel messi scored in his 700th game for barcelona as they sealed their place in the last 16 of the champions league with a 3—1 win over borussia dortmund, whilst emil forsberg scored twice in the 90th and 96th minute as rb leipzig came from 2—0 down to draw 2—2 with benfica and make it through to the knockout stages. unai emery says he's only focused on the pr

liverpool struck early.hem one up. they were two soon after, mo salah heading home from andy robertson's cross. sadio mane effectively killed the game off with livepool‘s third, early in the second half, before bernardo silva pulled a late consolation back for city. the intensity of the game was incredible. it was pretty wild. for us, not too unusual for the games to get wild. city, usually, in control of the game, but they were good. we had to defend with all we have. and that is called incredible. i think we played 90 minutes and there were moments were they crossed us there were moments were they crossed us and arrived less than usual and it is not easy after being 2—0 down. after what happened, and the way we reacted, and that is why it... it was honestly was one of the best performances i've ever seen in my team playing in a difficult place like today. that is the step we needed. hopefully we can continue there and play in the bigger stages that way. manchester united gained a valuable three points with

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