an update from the manchester city's game in zagreb in a moment.four english sides will be in the knockouts. the question is who willjoin them, and who will miss out? paul frostick reports. wednesday brings the final champions league action after 2019 as we find out the last teams to make the last 16. atletico madrid have failed to win their last three league games, which is seen this money side of slip out of the top four and in his seventh place in the la liga table. they still boast the best defence in the spanish top flight but goals are what they need on wednesday. 0nly the spanish top flight but goals are what they need on wednesday. only a win against locomotive moscow will guarantee a place in the next round. what we need in this game is to stay calm, calm comes from personality, and we have players here with so much personality. important players, most of them play with a national teams. we have a great chance to be altogether i get stronger. paris st germain will look around after a successful group stage with a home win after galatasaray

despite the lustrous record, manchester city will be confident.leg will be in manchester and we can see real madrid's table look beatable. they drew a loss to paris saint—germain and they also could only manage a draw here. with manchester city so far off liverpool in the premier league, they will be putting emphasis in europe. michael owen thinks manchester city should have enough to beat his old club. city are not in the best of form at the moment but there is a while to go to rediscover that form. madrid are not quite at their best at the moment so, again, we will see the form and the two teams come february but it is a very, very tough draw. probably the glamour tie of the competition so far and, if i was another team, i would want to avoid manchester city. when they are on form, they are very hard to stop. the first leg here will take them back to the stadium where they first one the title. the reds will be confident in that midfielder. they posted as much on social media. of course, liverpool beat tottenham in that final in spain but for spu

jose moreno says he's not the enemy tonight come as he returns to manchester united since over a yearer he was sacked. and we will also be keeping an eye and we'll also be keeping an eye on anfield, as leaders liverpool host struggling everton in the merseyside derby. and we'll be live in saudi arabia. where antonyjoshua says he has no fear and is used to being the "challenger" ahead of his heavyweight re—match. with they built a brand—new stadium for antonyjoshua's rematch against andy ruiz, just a few nights away from what will be a defining fight injoshua's career. welcome to the programme. he's been the former england cricket captain and broadcaster bob willis has died at the age of 70. his family confirmed in the last few hours that he had passed away. he played 90 tests for his country, taking 325 wickets — leaving him fourth on the list of all time english wicket takers. he produced a brilliant performance. everyone refers to it as both from sashes, but he took a much needed eight wickets in the final innings in that famous match at headingley. willis also kept in england 18 ti

manchester city.thrown from the crowd. the club said in a statement it was working with greater manchester police and the fa to identify any individuals involved. we seem to be speaking about it an awful lot. you know, in this past six months, eight months. and, you know, it's not something that anyone wants to do. even speaking about it now, it's not a nice thing to speak about. but, you know, the necessary departments need to do the right things to stop it in the game, because, you know, that's a big negative of the sport and just of the country, it's not something that you want to see. that was a difficult afternoon all round for manchester city. . a couple of million minutes later anthony pert marcio put them to nil up. a thrilling finale, but united held on, and another poor result for the champions. they are so fast, so quick and sometimes, when you lose the ball in some position, it is more difficult. but...we tried. we arrived in the final third many, many, many times. we could not be more cle

manchester united host colchester united while their rivals manchester city travel to oxford united,s the potential for two giant killings! connor mcnamara is at old trafford for us. yes, the league cup has become an important competition. both of the predecessors in this manchester united job won some trophies and he does point out in the programme notes the likes of wayne rooney and cristiano rinaldo, it was this competition but i'm will never showcase. that is the case are all young players, any player really. they want to wind that first your eight sounding black, a base. the site of a journey, you look atjoe st mirren new reputation. the pressure of each usually delay cap. —— you look at who mourinho. pressure of each usually delay cap. -- you look at who mourinho. huge night for colchester united. they have never come here to take on manchester united before. they have already knocked out crystal palace and tottenham. i guess they can just get this a good night, they have nothing to lose. what an evening. a breakfrom nothing to lose. what an evening. a break from the league 2 s

they've just had the rehearsal and manchester city have been drawn against manchester united away.

the second leg will be in manchester and real did look beatable in the group stage.t germain and could only draw with club brugge. and, of course, with city so far off liverpool in the premier league, they'll be putting a huge amount of emphasis on europe this season. and the former real madrid and liverpool striker michael owen, thinks city should have enough to beat his old side. city are not in the best of form but there's still a wild to go to find that form to rediscover that, madrid are not quite at the best at the moment, so again, we will see the form of the two teams come february but it is a very tough round so far and ifi but it is a very tough round so far and if i was on the team, i would try to avoid manchester city, they're very hard to stop. well defending champions liverpool will be just a few miles away across the spanish capital as they take on atletico madrid. the first leg of which will take them back to the stadium where they lifted the title last season — the wanda metrapolitano. another tough tie, but liverpool will be confident, and their mid

manchester united can't win anything with kids today.one of their youngsters earns them a point against everton. all the day's football to come. and we'll bring you the latest from aberdeen, where we wait to see who you will crown your bbc sports personality of the year. also coming up on sportsday: all hail exeter — the chiefs battle the elements and sale sharks to put themselves within touching distance of the champions cup quarterfinals. hello, and welcome to sportsday, i'm ben croucher. we'll bring you that news, wins for celtic and rangers too, but we'll start in london where manchester city put last weekend's derby defeat behind them by beating arsenal 3—nil at the emirates stadium. it was another virtuoso performance from kevin de bruyne, with two goals and an assist, as city closed to within four points of second places leicester. craig templeton was watching. for his 200th game in charge, pep guardiola put his faith in youth, phil ford and given his first league start away from home. it was a man with rather more experience who

manchester city power past arsenal thanks to a double from de bruyne.on the red carpet in aberdeen, ahead of the bbc sports personality of the year awards. also coming up in the programme: exeter beat sale for the second time in a week to put the champions cup quarterfinals within touching distance. we'll get more on that big win for city in a second, but we'll start with the red half of manchester, where after two straight wins over tottenham and city, united were given a reality check by everton today. ah draw that seemed to delight everton‘s caretaker boss. joe lynskey has more. for the first time in six years, a man called ferguson in the old trafford dugout, but duncan ferguson is everton‘s icon, their goal—scorer of the 90s is now their caretaker manager. and having weathered early pressure from manchester united, now, the man on the touchline took on the elements himself. his side took the lead in this match, putting their bodies on the line. oh, and it's gone in! the challenge from the corner forced united's goalkeeper to miss the ball, it bounc

don't ask manchester city — they say they don't know!actly is happening with arteta and arsenal? we'll bring you the latest. he led his country out more times than anyone else. but scotland captain greg laidlaw has played his last international game. he steps down after 76 caps. and, almost losing her sight forced nicola adams to give up boxing, but you'll never guess what she plans to do next. play in the movies or something, i don't know, i don't know. you will have to watch. we will. also coming up in the programme... water and anti—doping. we will be speaking to our correspondent about russia's appeal. and, is ita bird, is ita plane? no, it's ronaldo — but he's airborne. a ridiculous leap from the striker to score forjuventus! good evening. welcome to the programme. it's been up in the air since unai emery was fired last month, but arsenal still don't have a permanent manager in place, well, not officially. this man, their former captain mikel arteta, is widely expected to be announced as the new boss tomorrow. but it's been a week o

who's currently the assistant coach at manchester city. officials from arsenal were pictured leaving arteta's house in the early hours of this morning. he's one of the favourites to take overfrom freddie ljungberg who's in caretaker charge. wilfried za ha rescued a point for crystal palace against rivals brighton in the premier league tonight. and that point takes palace above arsenal in the prmeier league. brighton dominated most of the game, neal maupay with a brilliant opener to give them a deserved lead. palace found their feet with around 20 minutes remaining. and not to be outdone, zaha scored a brilliant equaliser, and what a way to reward manager roy hodgson in what was his 100th game for the club. place positively, you represent yourself in we have been playing so well as of late, third goal, i think in four games. we always knew he could do that, working very hard and trying to improve that side of things, shooting off a lot more now than perhaps he did at one stage in his career. he wants to score goals, but there is no doubt th

it was the moment the manchester derby turned ugly. that something has hit fred. corner in the second half, objects, including cigarette lighters, were thrown at him. this is really poor, things on now raining down. before a man was caught on camera and apparently making monkey noises and gestures towards manchester united‘s players. a video of the incident began circulating on social media. we encourage people to report and we are encourage people to report and we a re really encourage people to report and we are really heartened that yesterday are really heartened that yesterday a lot of people reported to us. so that messages clearly getting through. today, manchester police announced a 41—year—old man has been arrested, saying they hope this arrested, saying they hope this arrest shows that we are taking this matter extremely seriously. and that they will work with the clubs to investigate any other lines of enquiry. what happened here at vietti had stadium is yet another reminder of how racism continues to plague football. —— the etihad stadium. it comes almo

katie gornall, bbc news, manchester. to be banned from hosting and competing in all major sporting events for four years. the ban was proposed after russian officials were found to have manipulated drug test data. if the world anti—doping agency wada decides to enforce it, it will be a major blow to russia's reputation and prestige. 0ur moscow correspondent sarah rainsford reports. these are nervous times for russian athletes, unsure what lies ahead. anna has won multiple medals for her country, but russia is now sliding towards a four—year ban from global sport for tampering with data on doping tests. i still am training and i am just going to focus on this because that is the area that i can control. the scandal began with the 2014 sochi 0lympics. for russia, for president putin, the games were a show of strength. but that proud party was ruined when a massive cheating scheme was revealed. yuri ganus was part of the clean—up act. he's since reformed russia's anti—doping agency. but to prove things have really changed,

manchester city have won the league three times since manchester united have had their name on the trophy league position. every decision any derby would be contested. this one are needed edge. they have missed for spot kicks this season “— they have missed for spot kicks this season —— this one needed var. city could not handle the attack. when my chance was all it took and anthony marshall doubling the lead. city had their own penalty shout before half—time. var this time said no. with a champion's title bid fading, the frustration from the home fans was threatening to take over. one player being hit by a missile as he attempted to take a corner. finally getting back in the game, city set up getting back in the game, city set upa getting back in the game, city set up a grandstand finish. even six minutes of injury time was not enough and they now find themselves 14 enough and they now find themselves 1a points behind leaders liverpool. ollie and his side going a long way to silence the nosy neighbours —— ole. some sad news to bring you now and it's been announced that the former aston v

manchester city's defence of their premier league crown is dangling by a thread.nces pep guardiola would probably prefer a different opponent tonight, particularly when you bear in mind the last time these two sides met in october at the etihad and wolves beat manchester city 2—0, the raw speed was deployed to perfection that day, scoring both goals on the counterattack, and manchester city's defenders will not look forward to seeing him again today. i was here at molineux for wolves last home game, they were beaten by tottenham, the first time they lost at home in the premier league since september, they will wa nt to league since september, they will want to make amends tonight, there will be a great atmosphere here tonight, and a force can get three points they will leapfrog at the table, moving up ahead of manchester united and tottenham and could be in the premier league's top by tonight. former manchester united and sweden striker zlatan ibrahimovic has returned to ac milan on a short—term deal until the end of the season. ibrahimovic was a free agent after

we will take all of manchester's recyclable waste that we nt manchester's recyclable waste that wentials, plastics and cans and glass bottles, then we repurposed and repackage them to go out to the recyclers and return to different products. why do they need separating? don't we a lwa ys they need separating? don't we always put them in the right bins? well, yes, they need to go out and separate little bales or loose material to go out into the recycling that goes up and down in the uk. so what is happening here? this is the glass system, all the glasses getting broken down to various different sizes, the glass bottles can be turned into different glass bottles, up—and—down and different facilities up and down the country. margaret joins us from northampton university. we will have a talk to you about the way our policies are going in the uk, what we do, what we put in our bins, which government decisions affect that. what has changed in the last year. is there anything different this christmas, compared to last year. lots of exciting things will be coming up, plans that we all have

katie gornall, bbc news, manchester.tlegrounds, with just days until the country goes to the polls. in india, at least a0 people are killed in a fire at a factory making school bags in delhi. a 13—year—old boy is among three people arrested for involvement in the murder of a woman stabbed to death in northamptonshire. sport, and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's tulson tollett. celtic manager neil lennon has admitted his side were not at their best, but said that is what cup football is all about, as his side crept past ranges 1—0 to win the scottish league cup. a ten successive domestic trophy in scotland. christopher julian scored on the hour mark and against the run of play. front of a boss saw a penalty save five minutes later. even though they had a 1—man advantage for the final half—hour, ranges couldn't and the eight year wait for a major trophy. four games in the premier league today, the pick of them at villa park, where leicester city won their eighth game ina row leicester city won their e

katie gornall, bbc news, manchester.under way after a 25—year—old woman was killed following an attack in rushden in northamptonshire. two men and a 13—year—old boy have been arrested. 0ur correspondent, simon jones, gave us this update a little earlier. this happened yesterday evening at about 8.30 in wellingborough road. a woman was stabbed to death. we are told she died in the road. police made three arrests. a 13—year—old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder. a 27—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder and another 27—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. police have not said if the victim and those arrested were known to one another but officers have described this as a tragic event and they say the community is in a state of shock. a lot of people may have seen the aftermath of the attack or seen the attack themselves. they want to hear from anyone who saw anything important and they are asking if anyone has dashcam footage from the scene at the time of the attack. t

katie gornall, bbc news, manchester.ear—old boy — have been arrested in northamptonshire by police investigating the murder of a woman. the 25—year—old victim was stabbed in rushden last night. northamptonshire police said paramedics were called, but she died at the scene. hundreds of thousands of people have filled the streets of hong kong to take part in a march demanding greater political rights. after six months of sometimes violent demonstrations, hong kong has been relatively calm since pro—democracy candidates won a landslide victory in local council elections two weeks ago. the police say they'll intervene if there's any violence. with all the sport now, here's jane dougall at the bbc sport centre... celtic have won their tenth domestic trophy in a row, beating their bitter old firm rivals rangers to lift the scottish league cup. it was a match full of drama, with a saved penalty and a red card, as chris mclaughlin reports from hampden. a soggy derby day in glasgow, but for this fixture, it never dampens the enth

the manchester city manager pep guardiola says that sergio aguero definitely won't play in the manchesterd a thigh injury in the match against chelsea last month — and hasn't recovered fully. guardiola says aguero won't be ready in time to face manchester united at the etihad this saturday. before that, city take on burnley tomorrow. let's take a quick look at some of the day's other sports stories. the dispute between former wallabies full back israel folau and rugby australia has gone to mediation. folau's seeking £7.5 million after his contract was terminated, following a homophobic message he posted on social media. adam gemili has been restored to the top level olympic funding programme by british athletics. he downgraded to relay funding last winter but has been moved back up after the world championships earlier this year. england are in action, on the final day of their second test against new zealand. the finished their first innings on 476, with new zealand chasing them. the home side are now back in the lead in hamilton. it is currently 155—2 in their innings. ross taylor and k

a fantastic match, manchester city. a fantastic match, manchester united one.fy those with the help of greater manchester police. they say they will issue lifetime bans to anyone found guilty of any racist behaviour. let‘s get the immediate reaction from the manchester united manager. i've seen it on the video. it isjesse manager. i've seen it on the video. it is jesse and manager. i've seen it on the video. it isjesse and fred in there and the fella he must be ashamed of himself. that is unacceptable and i hope he would be watching any foot ball hope he would be watching any football any more. we seem to be speaking about it an awful lot of this past six months, eight months. it is not something that anyone wants to do. even speaking about it now, it is not a nice thing to speak about. the necessary departments need to do the right things to stop it in the game because it is a big negative of the sport, and the country. it is not something that you want to see. very strong words from marcus rashford. he had a fantastic match. he spoke about having to talk abou

manchester city promise to give a lifetime ban to anyone found guilty of racist abuse after manchesternited players said they were targeted during the derby. redemption for anthonyjoshua, as the british boxer reclaims the world heavyweight titles with victory over andy ruinr in saudi arabia. dame helen mirrenjoins crowds in trafalgar square, as thousands of people in cities around the world camp out overnight to raise cash to tackle homelessness. i don't have the change to give them something everyday. it's something like this that on the skills you can help in some way or another. our sunday morning edition of the papers is at 9.35am. this morning's reviewers are rosamund urwin and john rentoul. with less than a week to go until polls open, the main political party leaders are continuing to push their election pledges to voters. conservative leader borisjohnson says thursday's poll is "historic" and a choice to "move forwards" after brexit. labour leaderjeremy corbyn says he has "the most ambitious plan to transform our country in decades". our political correspondent susana mendonca

we can see that while the incident is awful, this was in the manchester city and manchester united derbybrazilian midfielder fred, walking away after being hit by something. there were monkey gestures that were allegedly aimed at fred and his colleaguejesse lingard. then, the arrest happened this morning. ali1—year—old man, he has not been named, he was arrested on suspicion of a racially aggravated public order offence, he remains in custody for questioning. greater manchester police said that they were called to the stadium at 1855 last night. superintendent chris hill said... so, possibly they are still investigating the throwing of the objects. there may be further action to take. what did the club say? they said they had a zero tolerance to this kind of incident and anyone found guilty will face a lifetime ban. the headlines on bbc news... as the final few days of campaigning get under way — the conservatives promise to introduce an australian—style points—based immigration system to control unskilled migration. meanwhile labour set out their plans for social care if they win the el

katie gornall, bbc news, manchester. hello. this is bbc news with lukwesa burak. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment, first the headlines. campaigning intensifies as politicians canvass in key battlegrounds with just days until the country goes to the polls. in india, at least a0 people are killed in a fire at a factory making schoolbags in delhi. a 13—year—old boy is among three people detained for involvement in the murder of a woman, stabbed to death in northamptonshire. a man is arrested after video emerges of alleged racial abuse of manchester united players during yesterday's derby. i've got something wrong with me. that is what to know. i have threads in my head, man. edward norton is a private detective with tourette‘s, tracking down the man who killed his mentor. that and more, in the film review just after 6.45. —— straight after the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the parliamentary journalist, tony grew, and the journalist and broadcaster, caroline fr

city v manchester united match at the etihad stadium yesterday.andari, told me that racism is notjust a problem for football. this is a social and societal challenge and football obviously has its part to play. i think, as we have seen last night, manchester city have acted very swiftly and we applaud that. and actually the supporters acted swiftly. we were inundated with complaints last night, which we passed on. so i think football is taking action. obviously, it is difficult to say we are really effective as an entire industry because we keep on having incidents but they also reflect the fact that we keep on having discriminatory incidents in society at large and hate crime has been on the rise in the last few years. and of course, it is on the rise in society so it is on the rise in football. and in terms of how it is handled by the clubs, i mean, we've had, as i say, a series of incidents, we had one almost a year ago now, which was a very serious incident. some are questioning whether the kind of language is enough. you know, condemnations f

a semifinal against manchester united but the questions afterwards are dominated by arsenal.esterday, from a press conference, 48 questions, 35 was about the counsellor did not to say anything more. when i get my next conference, i will answer. anything more. when i get my next conference, iwillanswer. it anything more. when i get my next conference, iwill answer. it is enough. at the rumblings emerging from the emirates road that the deal was moving forward in the press conference and he said his goodbyes at manchester city. but they're not impressed with how this is been handled. ina impressed with how this is been handled. in a week where the nights are longest, this is a deal that seems to have been done in the dark. so arsenal appear to be closing in on their man — but how good will mikel arteta be as a manager? he knows the club well but he's only ever been an assistant at manchester city up to this point. our football reporter simon stone has more. it is an interesting one because he is not a manager. he went straight from playing for arsenal and now he is assisting. y

everton sold romelu lukaku to manchester united for £75 million in the summer of 2017.t plenty of them failed to gel and the club found themselves in the relegation zone after nine games of the new season. in came sam allardyce. everton were 13th in the premier league when he arrived and he led them to finish eighth in the table, but he'd been heavily criticised by fans for his management and everton‘s style of play. the club said the decision was part of their "longer—term plan". and that plan was marco silva. he was farhad moshiri's first choice when he dismissed koeman. after playing at least 15 premier league games, everton find themselves in the relegation zone since april 1999. could we see the return of david moyes? the suggestion has had a negative reaction from some supporters. mattjones here — from the everton fans podcast the blue room, said... and i spoke earlier to his fellow podcaster mark mosey about everton‘s managerial struggles. what managers have struggled for his balance. roberto martin has obviously had the all—out attack, ronald koeman struggled wi

manchester city chasing the elusive champions league title.ve been hoping for a favourable draw. they didn't get it. they are up against real madrid, the 13 time european champions. winning three of the last four champions league titles. a repeat of the 2016 semifinal which real madrid won. what a mouthwatering prospect that will be. reigning champions liverpool have a slightly easier draw. they are up against atletico madrid who reached the finals in 2014 and 2016. liverpool, going so well in the premier league. they are the reigning champions. they will be going into that match with plenty of confidence as it is back at the very stadium where they won the champions league title earlier this year. chelsea up against bayern munich, the five—time champions. that's a repeat of the 2012 final, which chelsea won, on penalties. bayern munich not doing so well domestically, they are only fifth in the bundesliga. that will give chelsea some encouragement. tottenham hotspur, a good draw forjose mourinho. they are up against rb leipzig. the first time

a return to old trafford for the first time since being sacked by manchester united last december.ld be heading towards the exit but he is not concerned. sometimes you left. at least i know the sources that everyone is talking about, they're not sources. they are just made up, blatant lies. franklin park is doing himself and his former club, chelsea, with his side forth in the league. —— frank lampard. he'll be looking for a response from his at aston villa. marco silva has been looking for a reaction for most of the campaign so far. he has really founded. a last minute loss at leicester reported leaves him on the brink and losing hisjob at everton. they will travel to local rivals and league leaders liverpool. aten st mary's,... just hanging on. no rich are also in the bottom three. no speculation about their manager, though, clearly the fan's favoured. for now. in the managerial merry—go—round, things can change quickly. eiko redford, bbc news. —— michael. plenty more build up through the week here on sportsday. also making the news on tuesday: arsene wenger says he's happy to of

we'lll start with the manchester derby, where manchester city say they are working with police to helpividual in a video on social media appearing to make racial gestures towards manchester united players. the incident came during the second half of city's 2—1 defeat to united, which leaves them 1a points behind leaders liverpool. lydia campbell reports. it's not a game for the faint—hearted. manchester city have won the league three times since manchester united have had their name on the trophy but this game means more than a just league position. every decision in a derby will be contested. this one needed vir, penalty given. they've missed for spot kicks already this season, not this time. city couldn't handle the united attack, coming this close to getting the second. one more chance was all it took, anthony doubling the league. —— the lead. city had their own penalty shout before half—time, this time set saying no. frustration from the home fa ns saying no. frustration from the home fans was threatening to take over. city aren't in the business of rolling over, finally getting ba

the manchester city manager pep guardiola say that sergio aguero definitely won't play in the manchesterch the manchester city manager pep guardiola say that sergio aguero the argentine striker suffered a thigh injury in the match against chelsea last month and hasn't recovered fully. guardiola says aguero won't be ready in time to face manchester united at the etihad this saturday. he was speaking at his press conference ahead of tomorrow's match against burnley — he was asked about their struggles in defence this season and his continued selection of fernandinho at the heart of their backline. the other players who have played most the other players who have played m ost ofte n the other players who have played most often in central defence yet they haven't played together since that an amateur game, is there a reason for that and what is the reason? do you almost... right now, yes. there's been a shock at snooker‘s uk championship — where world number onejudd trump has been knocked out. he was beaten in the third round by the veteran nigel bond — who's ranked 98th in the world. fifty

it was the moment the manchester derby turned ugly. something has just hit fred.e united midfielder fred went to take a corner in the second half, objects, including cigarette lighters, were thrown at him... oh, this is really poor. things are now raining down. ..before a man was caught on camera, apparently making monkey noises and gestures towards united's players. a video of the incident began circulating on social media. we encourage people to report and we are really heartened that yesterday a lot of people reported to us. so, that message is clearly getting through. today, greater manchester police announced that a 41—year—old man has been arrested, saying... what happened here at the etihad is yet another reminder of how racism continues to plague football, and it comes almost a year to the day after the city forward raheem sterling was racially abused playing at stamford bridge. that abuse led to a chelsea supporter receiving a permanent ban, while sterling was also one of a number of england players who faced racism and nazi salutes during the euro 2020 q

liverpool's lead now 10 points over leicester who play manchester city next.ng over their shoulder — 20 points behind liverpool — as close to the top as they are to watford at the bottom. and just look at sheffield united flying high in fifth. wolves spurs and arsenal versus manchester city could shake all that up tomorrow karthi. but it looks like liverpool's title to lose. back to october 30th 1937, the likes of grimsby, bolton and blackpool were enjoying life in english football's top tier. manchester united had only won two league titles and were playing in the old second division. their game against fulham at craven cottage started a remarakble sequence that is still continuing to this day. tomorrow, their match against everton will be the 4000th straight game featuring a home grown player in their matchday squad. one of their most successful recent academy graduates marcus rashford told us how important it is for united's identity. the way the academy is set up and the way that they breed players it is no shock to me at all because it is no shock to me a

the manchester flight's full, right?obs, helped out. 0ur rep was really good. he came to that hotel two or three times today, didn't he, to make sure that we could get home and make sure that we knew what was going on. but with confusion inevitable, that first day at airports like palma, in majorca, was the hardest. to watch the operation matterhorn repatriation effort at first was chaotic. it did not go well at all. there were hundreds and hundreds of thomas cook passengers coming to the airport. they were anxious, they took cabs — they did not trust whether or not the coaches would turn up. they were told by thomas cook staff and also the civil aviation authority to stay in one corner of the departures lounge, and that built up and built up. there were some people there 18, 19 hours, sitting down, lying on the floor, some crying as well, working out how they could get home. by day two, it was completely different. the big airlines had come in to help and it was really smooth from there. the civil aviation authority had

manchester derby on saturday.ed public order. celtic have made it ten domestic trophies in a row. they beat rangers in the league cup final at hampden to continue their domination of scottish football. and for the first time in 10 years, ding junhui has his hands on snooker‘s uk championship trophy. he beat stephen maguire in the final at the york barbican. what a weekend it was. busy, wasn't it? crazy. will you stick around for the pages? let's take a look at some of today's papers. the guardian is leading on labour's spending plans. it reports thatjeremy corbyn will focus on voter's finances in the final days of campaigning and will reject concerns that his party has over promised. the daily telegraph says bori5johnson is to describe labour's brexit position as a "great betrayal", as he embarks on a nationwide tour to convince leave voters. away from politics, the times is reporting on the rise in mattress thefts from hotels. the paper says a survey found the problem was most likely to occur at five star resorts

manchester city have vowed to ban anyone found guilty of racist abuse after manchester united playersg the manchester derby on saturday. the club are working with police to identify any individuals involved. as for the football, united surprised city by winning 2—1 at the etihad 00:21:38,1000 --> 00:21:39,698 stadium. it leaves pep guardiola's side 1a points behind leaders liverpool. marcus rashford and anthony martial scored united's goals. we will remember this. we look so dangerous when we get the ball and go forward and we are playing against arguably the best team for it is just the preparation for this team, the way they can change things tactically and it is not easy to analyse them but they are an unbelievable team and to get a result, to defend like we did and to create as many chances as we did in the first half, i thought we should have been three or four up, the first half, i thought we should have been three orfour up, some good goalkeeping. that result means city are 1a points adrift of liverpool who won 3—nil at bournemouth.alex 0xlaide chamberlain, naby keita and mo sa

hey, the manchester flight is full, right?aff, who had lost theirjobs, helped out. 0ur rep was really good, he came to that hotel two or three times today to make sure we could get home and make sure we knew what was going on. with confusion inevitable, the first day at airports like palma, was the hardest. watching the matterhorn repatriations effort at first was chaotic. it didn't go well at all. there were hundreds of airport passengers coming, they were anxious, they took cabs, they did not know if the coaches would turn up. they were told by thomas cook staff and by the civil aviation authority to stay in one corner of the departure lounge and that built up and built up. there were some people there for 18 or 19 hours, sat on the floor, some crying, working out how they would get home. by day two, it was completely different. the big airlines came in to help and it was really smooth from there. the civil aviation authority had experience to draw on, when monarch airlines collapsed two years ago. then, it had to repatriate

the manchester flight's full, right? yeah.rjobs, helped out. 0ur rep was really good. he came to that hotel two or three times today, didn't he, to make sure that we could get home and make sure that we knew what was going on and everything. but with confusion inevitable, that first day at airports like palma, in majorca, was the hardest. to watch the operation matterhorn repatriation effort at first was chaotic. it did not go well at all. there were hundreds and hundreds of thomas cook passengers coming to the airport. many of them anxious, they took cabs — they did not trust whether or not the coaches would turn up. they were told by thomas cook staff and also the civil aviation authority to stay in one corner of the departures lounge, and that built up and built up. there were some people there 18, 19 hours, sitting down, lying on the floor, some crying as well, working out how they could get home. by day two, it was completely different. the big airlines had come in to help and it was really smooth from there. the civil av

have you ever been to manchester? a lot of mrcummings you ever been to manchester? delightful place as well. it seems in this rather patronising but rather pointed and quite clever article, plenty of food for thought for boris on the beach in mustique. robert crampton, a very funny writer. where are you going to take us writer. where are you going to take us next? i'm going to the daily express, on page 29. the day margaret thatcher grabbed her handbag and stormed out. my reaction to that was, only once? this was evidently a meeting with the belgian prime minister. i love this time of year when government papers were published. —— are published. she said, we had nothing further to talk about you and i. she grabbed her handbag and stormed out. this was diplomacy lady thatcher style. she later said she regretted it. she got on rather well with the then irish prime minister and said one or two things about the irish that she rather regretted. she came rather near, didn't quite get there but got rather near to saying sorry. everyone gets their diaries out and sta rts ev

manchester united drop a place to 6th after they had to come from a goal down at home to everton.aretaker manager duncan ferguson has now picked up four points from his two games in charge and says he expects to be in the hotseat still when everton face leicester city at goodison park in the league cup quarter—finals on wednesday — while the manchester united manager is ruing their missed chances. we dominate with about 20 odd shots, we conceived from a set piece and he is probably one of the best teams in the league, play wise, physical, good delivery so you can always concede a goal against a team like this and we created chances to keep quite a few decent saves and for me, i feel we deserve more quite a few decent saves and for me, ifeel we deserve more but quite a few decent saves and for me, i feel we deserve more but we just ran out of time. in italy's serie a cristiano ronaldo scored twice forjuventus as they won 3—1 at home to struggling udinese to move level at the top of the table with inter. the champions had dropped points in their previous two league outings, which in

they've just had the rehearsal and manchester city have been drawn against manchester united away. only against manchester united away. only a rehearsal. we'll find out 7pm. eight years ago, wicketkeeper luke sutton retired from cricket at the age of 35. he had captained derbyshire and played for lanacshire at the time he said he had issues with anxiety and depression. in his book, back from the edge he reveals the extent of his alcoholism that he hid from friends and colleagues whilst still competing at the highest level. he spent a month in rehab. he spoke to me earlier about issues of addiction and how the environment in elite sport can be a trigger. in professional sport you have got a pool of people who are susceptible to addiction problems, mental health problems, and i think i would want to say the environment of professional cricket, i think the environment in professional sport generally needs to be very careful with guys who can run into these kinds of problems because as i've said in my book, it's a breeding ground for it and that is the case, i think. social media playi

city v manchester united match at the etihad stadium yesterday.what is the latest? the man was arrested a couple of hours ago and has not been named. we heard from the construction company, kia group, that he has been suspended. they put out a brief statement saying that they have a zero tolerance policy towards a ny they have a zero tolerance policy towards any racism. this man was widely named on social media, and he was identified very quickly in the wa ke was identified very quickly in the wake of the incident. there were claims that he should be sacked straightaway. we can see that while the incident is awful, this was in the incident is awful, this was in the manchester city and manchester united derby, objects were thrown onto the pitch. some bottles and lighters. you can see the brazilian midfielder fred, walking away after being hit by something. there were monkey gestures that were allegedly aimed at fred and his colleague jesse lingard. then, the arrest happened this morning. a41—year—old man, he has not been named, he was arrested on s

and in sport, everton have taken a 1—0 lead against manchester united in the premier league. after a 2—0 win over motherwell. they move above title rivals celtic by one point although celtic are now in action against hibernian. arsenal women beat everton 3—1. vivianne miedema scored two of arsenal's goal as they stay top of the super league. and in rugby union's champions cup exeter chiefs beat sale sharks with a convincing bonus—point 35—10 victory which means exeter are within touching distance of the quarterfinals. i'll be back with more on those stories later. a man is in a critical condition in hospital after being shot by armed police in hull. officers were called out to a man believed to be in possession of a firearm in the early hours of this morning. crispin rolfe reports. one of hull's main streets, hessle road, shut after police shot a man reported to be carrying a firearm. the man at the centre of this incident is now, police say, in a critical condition in hospital after being shot by officers in the early hours of the morning. as is standard practice, this is no