we are back here at manchester _ imagine. we are back here at manchester cathedral - imagine.here at manchester cathedral as - imagine. we are back here at manchester cathedral as we | imagine. we are back here at - manchester cathedral as we await the arrival of the funeral quotation. it left about 15 or 20 minutes ago and should be arriving very shortly. andy burnham is whitney, the mayor of greater manchester. we have spoken to alex stephanie, bryan robson about sir bobby as a player. but what did he do for the city of manchester in an ambassadorial role? it must have been priceless. absolutely. people loved him. that is because of the way he was. the true greats combine the great ability with great humility, and that was bobby. his humble approach made him approachable and everybody loved him for that reason. whenever i went around the world, people would want to talk about him, i think it is because they represented something to people right around the world, the idea of what the english footballer could be, the footballer gentleman. he was a gentleman giant of this city,

here at manchester cathedral. left a couple of minutes ago. it was a short, fairly simple service. russell watson, the opera singer, was one of those contributing. david gill, the former chief executive, was one of those giving a reading and eulogy. sir bobby charlton's wife, lady noel malcolm and andrea were here and the cortege is making its way from the other side of the cathedral and leaving the cathedral. there will be awake at old trafford. and a private committal, sir bobby charlton's burial tomorrow closer to the family home in cheshire. 0ver burial tomorrow closer to the family home in cheshire. over 1000 burial tomorrow closer to the family home in cheshire. 0ver1000 guests were in here, former team—mates from that great united side of the 60s, former colleagues across the years of manchester united where he was a director of the club as well, an association with manchester united of 70 years when he signed amateur forms with manchester united at the age ofjust 15, when they spotted his talent is playing

and it shows his affection that is held by manchester united and manchester united fans globally.ropean cup for their club and the world cup for the country, but sir bobby charlton did that. yes. world cup for the country, but sir bobby charlton did that. yes, three lea . ue bobby charlton did that. yes, three league titles. _ bobby charlton did that. yes, three league titles, the _ bobby charlton did that. yes, three league titles, the fa _ bobby charlton did that. yes, three league titles, the fa cup, - bobby charlton did that. yes, three league titles, the fa cup, the - bobby charlton did that. yes, three | league titles, the fa cup, the world cup winner. we were chatting to alex stepney, european cup winner alongside sir bobby in 1968 when they were the first english side to win the european cup. they did it at wembley, sir bobby scored twice against benfica and alex, talking to him about him as a player, he could not stop smiling. just how gifted a player he was. not stop smiling. just how gifted a player he wee— player he was. yes, i spent time with alex and _ player he was.

'ust manchester unitedh for many years it was 'ust manchester united.osphere last _ manchester united. how was the atmosphere last night? - manchester united. how was the atmosphere last night? it - manchester united. how was the atmosphere last night? it was i atmosphere last night? it was fantastic. _ atmosphere last night? it was fantastic, to _ atmosphere last night? it was fantastic, to be _ atmosphere last night? it was fantastic, to be honest. i atmosphere last night? it was fantastic, to be honest. quite| atmosphere last night? it was. fantastic, to be honest. quite a atmosphere last night? it was i fantastic, to be honest. quite a lot of very happy people but also what i enjoyed quite a bit was that deborah a lot of parents and their kids going to the game and you could see the glow in these kids' eyes when they saw it, they didn't believe what had happened. so it was a fantastic atmosphere. i think the fc copenhagen coach said prior to the game that many people would be surprised by the atmosphere and what we could put up with, even though we

and that was across the world, notjust manchester united.hat played with you cbo, how added to stefan o'connor great icons of their game, and sir bobby charlton was certainly one of those. the numbers speak for themselves, but it was more of what he gave to club as a man as well as a player. that common thread linking the pass to the present which will be so sorely missed. manchester united as a club will certainly use his legacy and they are giving him a very fitting sendoff here today. we will wait for this service to begin in the next ten or 15 minutes. the family have requested that it be a private service, so we will not be able to bring you what happens inside. we know there will be various readings, the opera singer will sing as well, there will be abide with me and jerusalem will be strong, very simple service but certainly one that will be poignantly and keenly felt. as well as in the north—east as well, work sir bobby charlton hailed from, ashington, mo canning town, his loss very keenly felt there well. just glancing over my shoul

took place in manchester.month at the age of 86. his family and friends were joined by leading figures from across the world football as they said one last goodbye to a footballing great. good night. side with temperatures peaking at around 12 celsius, so just dropping down. it will be quite chilly as we go into thursday morning. but the outlook after that, temperatures dipped and live from london. this is bbc news. the shock return of former prime minister david cameron as foreign secretary, as rishi sunak�*s cabinet reshuffle continues. i want to do everything to strengthen our alliances, to work with our friends, to build those vital partnerships, to make sure our country is secure and prosperous in a difficult and dangerous world. that work starts now and i've got to get on with it. the world health organization says gaza's main hospital is no longer functioning. doctors at al—shifa hospital say they fear around 30 newborn babies needing intensive care treatment could die. a special holiday in kenya to pla

i think, if i am being fair, _ manchester. i think, if i am being fair, there — manchester.ant _ the government level. but it was a constant challenge the absence of british _ constant challenge the absence of british sign language interpreters at the _ british sign language interpreters at the daily briefings was unforgivable to be honest, all the way through. we unforgivable to be honest, all the way through-— unforgivable to be honest, all the wa throu~h. ~ . . . way through. we have dealt with that in evidence already _ way through. we have dealt with that in evidence already but _ way through. we have dealt with that in evidence already but thank - way through. we have dealt with that in evidence already but thank you. i l

former manchester united football star gary neville tells us why he's developing luxury property in manchester, and where asia fits in. hello and welcome to asia business report. i'm monica miller. we begin with the upcoming meeting between us president joe biden and his chinese counterpart xijinping. on wednesday, the two leaders will sit down on the sidelines of the asia—pacific economic cooperation summit in san francisco. in their first face—to—face talks in more than a year, they are expected to discuss the ongoing trade row between the two countries, as well as washington's measures to restrict beijing's access to advanced computer chips. the meeting comes as china's once—roaring economy struggles to recover from the the impact of the pandemic. earlier, i spoke to the executive director of the asian trade centre in singapore, deborah elms. she told me this conversation is an important first step. well, i think the most important part is that they've had a meeting. i mean, that sounds pretty modest, but after a lot of disruption through the trump years and then through the pandemic and th

when one compares your role as mayor of greater manchester, | role as mayor of greater manchester, and —— there is a difference? there is. a difference in relation to civil contingency efforts. yes, the gla, and the mayor is designated category one responder in civic —— civil contingencies act, thatis civic —— civil contingencies act, that is not the case in greater manchester combined authority or any other combined authority. category one responder has a duty to plan, prepare, train and respond to an emergency? yes. we played that role in covid pandemic at greater manchester level, i convened a covid emergency committee to sit above, if you like, that local resilience forum, so that we were working in a highlyjoined up we were working in a highlyjoined up way across the whole of our city and region. but formally we do not have that designation under the civil contingencies act, and it would be helpful if we did. we will return to that _ would be helpful if we did. we will return to that at _ would be helpful if we did. we will return to that at the _ would be helpful if we did. we wi

-- manchester— manchester siddique, the same gap to liverpool. -- manchester city - manchester siddiqueome to aston villa tomorrow. newcastle are up to sixth. burnley are still bottom after another defeat. in fact, there's a bit of a gap developing between the relegation zone and the rest. chelsea stay in the bottom half after their defeat at st james's park. everton remain right in the middle of that relegation fight after their ten point deduction for breaking financial rules — a punishment that led to this protest at the manchester city liverpool game today, organised by an everton fans�* group. ahead of their game against manchester united tomorrow, manager sean dyche says the club feels shocked and aggrieved. joe lynskey reports. in the international break, the top flight stood still — all except for one team. a ten—point deduction took everton from 14th to the drop zone. they start this weekend two points from safety. it's everton who win in a terrific game of football. since their last match, the moods changed. the punishment came from an independent commission for a breach of pr

and later manchester. evidence has been given to the _ manchester.been given to the inquiry by the mayor, mr rotherham, that he believes manchester... it wasn't mr rotherham. andy burnham said manchester was treated appallingly. not necessarily in terms of their being _ not necessarily in terms of their being a — not necessarily in terms of their being a public health need for this intervention, but in terms of the process— intervention, but in terms of the process by— intervention, but in terms of the process by which manchester was placed _ process by which manchester was placed under restrictions, the debate — placed under restrictions, the debate about the fiscal support given— debate about the fiscal support given and the speed at which it was done _ given and the speed at which it was done in _ given and the speed at which it was done. in brief, do you accept that criticism — done. in brief, do you accept that criticism of— done. in brief, do you accept that criticism of the covid 0 local restriction process insofar as magister— restriction pro

in central perspective, was going to be at manchester airport.— at manchester airport.ort might make sense if you are sitting in an office in downing street or the cabinet office or the airport, but no, everyone can't. there was a huge testing facility that opened that in the end people could not get to. if you live in 0ldham or rochdale, you cannot easily get to manchester airport, but that was not understood, but they didn't ask us. but fancy opening a testing centre in greater manchester without asking us. in the south of the — manchester without asking us. in the south of the city, _ manchester without asking us. in the south of the city, and _ manchester without asking us. in the south of the city, and everyone i manchester without asking us. in the south of the city, and everyone has to travel~ _ south of the city, and everyone has to travel~ i— south of the city, and everyone has to travel. i want to move on to the metro _ to travel. i want to move on to the metro mays — to travel. i want to move on to the metro mays group, and a meeting on the ist _ metro mays g

the funeral of the 1966 world cup winner and manchester united legend took place at manchester cathedralthe bbc�*s sports editor dan roan has more. applause a final farewell for, arguably, english football's greatest—ever figure. here at the stadium where he is immortalised, thousands paying tribute to sir bobby charlton earlier as his funeral cortege passed old trafford, home of the club where he made more than 750 appearances. members of united's youth teams forming a guard of honour as the hearse drove past, the ground adorned with images depicting a glittering career. he's a gentleman and a legend. do you know what i mean? he had time for everybody. now, we've been to different countries, and they said, "manchester — bobby charlton." everybody knew him. at manchester cathedral, meanwhile, a thousand guests, including the fa president, prince william, legendary former united manager sir alex ferguson and a host of other footballing stars past and present arriving for a private memorial service. one of sir bobby's former team—mates paid this tribute... never thought in my dreams as a k

in manchester., i'm sally bundock with the top business stories, and we begin with the upcoming face to face meeting between us presidentjoe biden and china's president xi jinping. the two leaders are meeting on wednesday on the side lines of the asia—pacific economic cooperation summit in san francisco and the world will be watching to see if they can soothe their fraught economic and diplomatic relationship. in their first face—to—face talks in more than a year, they are expected to discuss the ongoing trade row between the two countries, as well as washington's measures to restrict beijing's access to advanced computer chips, citing people familiar with the matter. let's discuss this with brian coulton — chief economist at fitch ratings. good morning. we will talk about the cletus meeting on wednesday but today finance leaders are gathered. what is expected from them? i leaders are gathered. what is expected from them?- expected from them? i think there will — expected from them? i think there wi

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i think, if i am being fair, _ manchester. i think, if i am being fair, there — manchester.nk, if i am being fair, there was some collaboration on these _ fair, there was some collaboration on these matters between public health _ on these matters between public health information experts and at the government level. but it was a constant _ the government level. but it was a constant challenge the absence of british _ constant challenge the absence of british sign language interpreters at the _ british sign language interpreters at the daily briefings was unforgivable to be honest, all the way through. we unforgivable to be honest, all the way through-— unforgivable to be honest, all the wa throu~h. ~ . . . way through. we have dealt with that in evidence already _ way through. we have dealt with that in evidence already but _ way through. we have dealt with that in evidence already but thank - way through. we have dealt with that in evidence already but thank you. i l in evidence already but thank you. i will move on as the final section and firmly with lessons learned, how

what does he mean to manchester united?ster, helping them rebuild around him and then obviously being a director at the club as well, he was a constant thread that ran through this manchester united for decades. absolutely. a remarkable career. 0ne—club man, of course. and it wasn'tjust during his career, it was after it as well. you'd see him every game, wouldn't you, on the television screens? and what he achieved for this club. to play 700—odd games or in well over 200 goals. just an extraordinary footballer. and for both club and country. lovely tribute from gary lineker. that brings us to the end of the programme. thank you for watching. hopefully i will see you at the same time tomorrow. bye for now. hello. good afternoon. storm debi has brought some strong, gusty winds, some heavy downpours of rain too, across much of the north—west of the uk. here are some of the strongest gusts of wind so far today. 77mph gusts in aberdaron in north wales, killowen in northern ireland saw 73mph gusts. you can see the storm quite ni

of manchester of manchester united and certainly the big picture at old trafford makes it less likelyrhaps the manager will go. jim normal that perhaps the manager will io, �* ., . ' normal that perhaps the manager will go. jim radcliffe coming in them which was expected _ go. jim radcliffe coming in them which was expected to _ go. jim radcliffe coming in them which was expected to happen, i go. jim radcliffe coming in them i which was expected to happen, 25% 1.3 billion gaining sporting, which means football control of the club, you would think that would make it a little bit trickier. i think he's safe, erik ten hag and got a game at follow him on saturdays so half past noon. if he loses that in goes to copenhagen and losers that went well, the thin ice he's probably on now gets even better. the ownership issue does complicate it somewhat. as i understand it, it it's toldjim radcliffe becomes officially 25% owner, what he wants her thing so would like doesn't really hold too much water. would like doesn't really hold too much water-— much water. you're in a situation however if _ m

manchester city have leapfrogged manchester united in the women's super league and are up to third tonightin the derby at old trafford. it was an eventful game — played in front of over 40,000 as katie gornall reports: soaking up the atmosphere, look around and it is much like any other game day in this part of the world but this is a manchester derby with a difference. many feel that it darby here at old trafford is long overdue, with 35,000 tickets sold ahead of the game, it surely has to be the first of many. six years ago, manchester united didn't have a winning side, now this. a huge location and the football lived up to the hype. against the run of play, manchester united where handed an opportunity, that from alex greenwood made penalty and it was a dream start. with two defeats are rated this season, sitting you another it would be a hammer blow to their tight hopes, minutes later, their tight hopes, minutes later, the type turned completely as lauren hemp made the sublime look simpler. mark skinner knew momentum was against his team, cool heads were needed from united, not this. s

while manchester city are cruising, manchester united have serious champions leaguejeopardy in copenhageng their first two games, they can't afford any more slip ups. marcus rashford is back in the squad after missing united's last premier league match through injury and not because of his decision to have a birthday party after they lost the manchester derby the previous weekend. and erik ten hag says the team need to help the forward improve his poor record in front of goal so far this season. marcus is very committed to manchester united, to this team and he is investing hard work and training to get back into form. i think the players make their efforts but there can always be more. so we expect higher standards for manchester united, when you are a player, you are staff, we expect high standards and expect that you at least win every game. so from ourselves, we have very high expectations. arsenal, like united are trying to win a second game in a row. although arsenal go into their match against sevilla top of the group. manager mikel arteta has defended his strong criticism of the r

his funeral today at manchester ccathedral was attended by manchester united stars past and present andthe stadium where he is immortalised, thousands paying tribute to sir bobby charlton earlier as his funeral cortege passed old trafford, home of the club where he made more than 750 appearances. members of the youth team is forming a guard of honour as the hearse drove past, the ground adorned with images depicting a glittering career. ads, adorned with images depicting a glittering career.— adorned with images depicting a glittering career. adorned with images depicting a culitterin career. . . ., ., glittering career. a gentleman and a leaend. glittering career. a gentleman and a legend- you — glittering career. a gentleman and a legend. you know _ glittering career. a gentleman and a legend. you know to _ glittering career. a gentleman and a legend. you know to mean? - glittering career. a gentleman and a legend. you know to mean? he - glittering career. a gentleman and a legend. you know to mean? he had| legend. you know to mean? he had something for everybody. manchester, bobby ch

at manchester united. indeed. now, coming up, we will have more analysis and reaction to the political merry go round which has seen david cameron appoint foreign secretary. and of course, suella braverman sacked as home secretary stay with isabel monday to thursdays from. six till 930 . welcome back to gb six till 930. welcome back to gb news live with emily carver and pip tomson. >> transport secretary and one of rishi sunak's allies , mark of rishi sunak's allies, mark harper has praised the decision to appoint former prime minister david cameron as foreign secretary he's described it as an excellent move, but others are not so complimentary. >> the snp's westminster deputy leader mhairi black, argues the resurrection of david cameron shows how tired this tory government is. no surprises there as foreign secretary david cameron will be stepping back onto the world stage as prime minister he met many world leaders. petro poroshenko became president of ukraine during the cameron years and he joined us now

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they play manchester city next weekend.manchester united intact with a 3—0 win over everton. sam kerr on the scoresheet there. tottenham and liverpool earned a share of the spoils, in a 1—1 draw. brighton climb the table, after a late winner at manchester city. and aston villa are off the bottom, replaced by bristol city, who they beat today 2—0. leicester and arsenal the late game, arsenal can go second with a win, but they trail 2—0 at half time let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today... zhang anda made a maximum break on the way to winning the international championship in tianjin. zhang, who beat ronnie 0'sullivan in the semifinal, racked up a perfect 147 in the third frame, as he beat tom ford 10—6 win to claim his first ranking title. ducati rider enea bastianini won the malaysian motogp — the first victory of the season for the 25—year—old italian, ahead of alex marquez in second and team—mate francesco bagnaia in third. it means bagnaia extends his world championship lead to i

manchester united went — give it everything. manchester united went to _ give it everything.ter united went to goodison - give it everything. manchester united went to goodison and l give it everything. manchester i united went to goodison and face down the noise. it will be the same brief on wednesday when they take on galatasaray. this the turkish team that intimidate and be united at old trafford last month. the home side, that was a low point, things got even harder when they lost in copenhagen. you need to have to build on to me quinn's since then. —— two league wins. ads, build on to me quinn's since then. -- two league wins.— -- two league wins. a lot went auainst -- two league wins. a lot went against us- _ -- two league wins. a lot went against us. but _ -- two league wins. a lot went against us. but we _ -- two league wins. a lot went against us. but we are - -- two league wins. a lot went against us. but we are growing -- two league wins. a lot went - against us. but we are growing and we have to keep this process going. celtic also sit bottom but in group e there

chelsea will build on their success even before the break, when manchester city's defense will limplyondon's attack to scatter. raheem sterling as but the citizens returned to the game, scoring the ball into the dressing room, 2:2 goal by a handsome header by akanji. the team will go to rest so that after a pause they can continue to play, like the last time, manchester city will be led by arlene holland, who continues to tirelessly score for his club, the norwegian put the ball into the goal in an unusual way place. chelsea's pressure will produce results and the numbers will level out again. and spaniard rodrigo hernandez , with the help of a rebound, will again leave chelsea behind. but period. the game would go deep into stoppage time when col palmer scored from the penalty spot to make it 4-4. manchester city remains in first place in the championship table, chelsea is only in tenth place, and in the next round there is a game with newcastle. moscow is stronger than minsk 2:1. the first dynamo derby took place in the kgl regular season, such a bright sign almost attracted a full

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manchester united's worst stretch in 61 years.nce red devils lost the second match in a row with a devastating score. on the eve of the 1/8 finals of the english league cup , manchester lost heavily to newcastle 0:3. thus, for the first time since october 1962, the mancunians lost two home matches in a row with a difference of three goals or more. before that, they lost to manchester city at old trafford and also 0:3. but newcastle won their biggest away win. september 1930. tenhaag has been in charge of the manchester club since 2022 . the specialist’s contract agreement with the club runs until 2025. mu currently ranks eighth in the standings leagues. in the london derby at the same stage of the league cup, westham united beat arsenal 3:1. the meeting took place at the london stadium . the home team took the lead in the sixteenth minute thanks to an own goal from ben white. after the break, the hammers doubled the score and brought the matter to defeat. we scored goals. to win back one goal in the end, martin odegaard scored it.

cathedral for a bobby charlton, enters manchester cathedralfor a private bobby charlton, enters manchesterhedral for a private ceremony. bobby charlton, enters manchester cathedralfor a private ceremony. he passed away on october 21, one of the most celebrated and one of the most prolific goal—scorers for manchester united and, of course, for england, sir bobby charlton, who scored 249 times for manchester united over the course of a 758 game career for them. united over the course of a 758 game careerforthem. more united over the course of a 758 game careerfor them. more than united over the course of a 758 game career for them. more than 1000 guests, including many big names in the world of football have attended this funeral, which will take place to celebrate the life of arguably one of england and certainly manchester united's greatest ever footballers. that has been bbc news coverage of sir bobby charlton's funeral. we can nowjoin london for the bbc news channel. you're watching bbc news. i'm rajini vaidyanathan live in downing street where the former prime minister david cameron has

they scored once for manchester city. in another game of this group, the red star of serbia won defeated in the table, manchester city with 12 points and libzish with 9 points decided their profit to the next stage . red star and young boys are trying to win the third title and qualify for the europa league playoffs with one point. in the game of this group, lazio beat the netherlands with one goal. in the table, atletico madrid with 8, lazio with 7, feyenoord with 6, celtic with one point in the first to fourth place. in the continuation of these competitions , 8 games will be held tonight, the most important matches of which are bayern munich against galata, copenhagen against manchester united, arsenal against sevilla. real madrid and braga and salzburg and inter are dying hamid reza karmi radio news continues with another report, a contract to build a sports and cultural complex was signed between iran and china yesterday. signing of the memorandum for the construction of the new stadium. today , this memorandum will

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let's talk now tojoe smith of the stretford paddock, a manchester united youtube channel.k the patience levels are at the moment for fans with erik ten hag?— levels are at the moment for fans with erik ten hag? obviously there is a varied opinion _ with erik ten hag? obviously there is a varied opinion across - with erik ten hag? obviously there is a varied opinion across the - with erik ten hag? obviously there is a varied opinion across the fan l is a varied opinion across the fan base but one thing i have noticed is when you compare this run of terrible results to similar runs under previous managers, i do feel as though we are starting to see a little bit more support, a little bit of fatigue with this idea that you just sack one can get anyone in. we are starting to realise that there are so many more problems at this club and just the manager. he may not even be one of the top ten problems at the club, he may not even be a problem. if this was under other managers he would start to see a lot of people really saying, he's done, his time is up, can't continue. a lot of

what about manchester united. nesta mcgregor is at old trafford for us.ons asked about ten hag and more disgruntlement towards the owners — how big a game does this feel like for united there tonight? nesta bearing in mind newcastle's long wait for a domestic trophy, nearly 70 years ago, this isn't a game they'll be taking lightly? will make it doesn't seem that long ago that manchester united might have felt like they could've given their young playerfor have felt like they could've given their young player for start for the club it doesn't seem like that is a luxury they currently have. we're expecting the team and just an hour but certainly, there will be naming a pretty strong team on and off the field and turmoil in manchester united the season will be desperate for something positive to shout about the result against newcastle could do it exactly and the cup is a distraction and listening to fans at trafford, it's a very scientific survey, but did hear someone talking about giving a ticket away for the game and the guy says no but he says i will not

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you makes our club manchester united very proud.g to the goal keepers and that is what is really special about hearing these messages from goal keepers, we are all in there for the goal keepers to do well. hi, mary, here i go again, congratulating you again! winning the world women's footballer of the year, congratulations but you are not done yet. you know you have to keep going. get some more. enjoy the award and see you soon. that is really special. i am very shocked to hear words like that from incredible people and what they have all achieved in the game is unbelievable. thank you so much for voting for me. to be the first goalkeeper to get their hands on this award is incredibly special. congratulations to mary earps! rory mciiroy has beaten tiger woods to the pga tour's prize for generating the most media interest in 2023. mciiroy was awarded £12 million for winning the top spot on the tour's player's impact programme. woods won it in the two previous years, despite his injury—hit playing schedule. the award was introduced to

manchester united are going to face down the noise.same brief on wednesday when they take on galatasaray. it is the turkish team that intimidates and they beat united at old trafford last month. for the home side, that was a low point but things got even harder when they lost in copenhagen. united have to build on two league wins since then. we had problems at the start of the season, a lot against us. injury, decisions. we are growing. we have to keep this process going. celtic also sit at the bottom but in group e they are adrift. at lazio, even a win may not be enough. their hopes are most remote as the group stage moves towards its climax. three british teams have to save it. so let's take a look at tuesday's champions league ties. a win for atletico madrid will see them into the knockouts from group e. they face feyenoord. it's tight in group f, with leaders borussia dortmund taking on ac milan, who lie third. manchester city already through, vy for group g supremacy against rb leipzig. and group h leaders barcelona, take on porto

elsewhere, there was a five goal thriller in manchester, where defending champions city came from twon to beat rb leipzip 3—2. already through to the last 16, a win would see city top the group. however, lois openda scored twice in the first half for leipzig, before erling haaland got them off the mark after the break — with phil foden levelling it, before julian alvarez won it for them late on. february will be their top of the group. i don't know what's happening we're going to face, but the second leg would be here and show again that we are able to make a comeback. when we score early. the second half is 45 minutes are so long for the opponents and at the end yeah it was not easy because the defense really well they are strong german teams i know perfectly but yeah we are there and now we have five days we recover tomorrow day off and prepare. tuesday's the game against spurs. eight games on tuesday. five time champions barcelona came from a goal down to beat porto to book their spot in the knockout rounds for the first time in three seasons. celtic�*s european hopes ended with a

erling holland scored twice and filfoden scored once for manchester city.the other game of this group , leifizish d defeated red star of serbia. in the table, manchester city confirmed their promotion to the next stage with 12 points and 9 points. red star and yanang boys with one point to win the third title from group 5 of atlético madrid 60 celtic scotland scored goals and alvaro morata scored two goals each and samuel lino and saul niguez scored one goal for atlético. in the other game of this group , lazio beat their guest feyenoord in the 74th minute with imobi's single goal. in the table, atletico with 8, lazio with 7, feyenoord with 6 and celtic with one point are in the first to fourth places. in the continuation of the fourth week of the european champions league and in the most important games tonight, bayern munich and galatara, copenhagen and manchester united, arsenal and sevilla, real madrid and braga and salzburg inter will go the distance. a contract to build a sports and cultural complex was signed between iran and china. signing of the me

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