manchester united. . , had been a player for manchester united. ., , ., ., had been a player for manchesterlayer for manchester united. ., , ., ., ., ~ ., united. really great to talk to you. your thoughts _ united. really great to talk to you. your thoughts and _ united. really great to talk to you. your thoughts and memories - united. really great to talk to you. your thoughts and memories of. united. really great to talk to you. your thoughts and memories of sirj your thoughts and memories of sir bobby charlton, who has passed away. thank you. the first aid trucks have crossed into gaza after the rafah crossing from egypt partially opened this morning — throwing a small lifeline to gazans. the convoy was carrying food, water and medicine, which have been running out in gaza, and will be distributed by the palestinian red crescent. israel agreed to letjust 20 trucks through, but not fuel, which is needed to power hospital generators and water pumping stations. the un says at least 100 aid trucks are needed a day to cover gaza's urgent needs. israel sealed its borders with gaza — imposing

a historic night for manchester united. they make their champions league debut. ussion. of qualification has come up for discussion-— discussion. five years after manchester _ discussion. five years after manchester united - discussion. five years after manchester united women | discussion. five years after - manchester united women were recommissioned in this professional area. the way it works in the women's super league is the top three teams are given champions league places, in theory. chelsea go straight into the group stage, the top side. manchester united who finished second have to go through one round of qualifying. arsenal who finished third have to go through two rounds of qualifying. it means some of the big teams in europe have to go through the qualifying rounds. arsenal fell at the first hurdle, they are already knocked out. it means teams like manchester united and psg, one of those sides will make it to the group stage. we catch up make it to the group stage. we catch up with a player who has played for manchester united and psg. for the draw, it

born in northumberland, he first represented the schoolboys and then joined manchester united. t then came tragedy. the munich air crash of 1958, in which 23 people, including eight united players, died. charlton suffered only minor injuries. i would like to say a few words to my mother, i hope she is ok and taking it well. but mother, i hope she is ok and taking it well. �* ., , ., , . it well. but it was an experience that shaped _ it well. but it was an experience that shaped his _ it well. but it was an experience that shaped his life. _ that shaped his life. it's unbelievable really that something like that should happen and all your pals get killed and you are there with hardly a scratch on you. sometimes i feel it doesn't seem right, you know... slowly, united rebuilt _ seem right, you know... slowly, united rebuilt their _ seem right, you know... slowly, united rebuilt their team, - seem right, you know... slowly, united rebuilt their team, with l united rebuilt their team, with charlton its cornerstone. charlton headed it home! _ charlton its cornerstone. charlton heade

he did it for club and — manchester united. ecords, io spectacular, his appearance records, go records _ spectacular, his appearance records, go records for united and england stood _ go records for united and england stood for— go records for united and england stood for a long time. the united one for— stood for a long time. the united one for four— stood for a long time. the united one for four decades. he lived an incredible — one for four decades. he lived an incredible life and it is obviously very sad — incredible life and it is obviously very sad today but he left a great a -e very sad today but he left a great age and — very sad today but he left a great age and you see the tributes and they are — age and you see the tributes and they are very worthy ones. i think that record _ they are very worthy ones. i think that record was _ they are very worthy ones. i think that record was eventually - they are very worthy ones. i think| that record was eventually broken they are very worthy ones. i think. that record was eventua

first represented england schoolboys and in 1954, he joined the club which would define him — manchester uniteds a beauty! they have equalised. but then came tragedy. the munich air crash of 1958, in which 23 people, including eight united players, died. charlton suffered only minor injuries. i would like to say a few words to my mother, i hope she's 0k and taking it well. but it was an experience which shaped his life. it's unbelievable really that something like that should happen and all your pals get killed and suddenly you are there with hardly a scratch on you. sometimes i feel it doesn't seem right, you know... slowly, united rebuilt their team, with charlton its cornerstone. charlton headed it home! in 1968, it was his two goals against benfica which guided them to their ultimate prize — the european cup. how they cheered as bobby charlton led his men up to receive that handsome trophy! a decade on from the horror of munich, rarely has victory been quite so poignant. but if that was the pinnacle of his club career, his england career scaled even greater heights at the world cup in 1966.

manchester united's "greatest ambassador". ed wrote that he was an ashington lad and it was the passing of "a true legend of the game". as you can tell, sir bobby's loss will be felt by all in football, but perhaps nowhere more so than at the club that was woven into his heart — manchester united. ben croucher is there for us. from 0ld from old trafford. very sombre mood here at old trafford, as you might imagine. we've been here for the last couple of hours and fans behind us have been arriving steadily to pay tribute and lay flowers at the trinity statue that commemorates the careers of george best, denis law and sir bobby charlton, that formidable trio for manchester united in the 1960s and �*70s. now, the club have also paid tributes. they've released a statement saying that manchester united are in mourning following the passing of sir bobby charlton, one of their "greatest and most beloved players in the history of our club. sir bobby was a hero to millions, notjust in manchester, or the united kingdom, but wherever footb

manchester united and the charlton family have explained what they will be doing to commemorate sir bobbying black arm bands. they are playing sheffield united later this evening. they have a preplanned minute's silence and that will be expanded for paying respects to sir bobby. there will also be a wreath that will be laid at old trafford and for fans in a book of condolences will be open to fans and the public, that is tomorrow from 10am in the international suite at old trafford. some of the ways that his life will be celebrated and that manchester united and his family have agreed they will commemorate sir bobby charlton. he they will commemorate sir bobby charlton. , ., , , they will commemorate sir bobby charlton. , ., ,, , charlton. he stopped playing football i think _ charlton. he stopped playing football i think in _ charlton. he stopped playing football | think in 1973. - charlton. he stopped playing football i think in 1973. for. charlton. he stopped playing| football i think in 1973. for so many people who were born after that, including myself, he was such an important part

manchester united. ., ., united.au , united. and charlton school is a beauty. they — united. and charlton school is a beauty, they have _ united. and charlton school is a beauty, they have equalised. in| beauty, they have equalised. in 1858, the munich air crash left 23 people dead, including eight united players. charlton was on board. he suffered minor injuries.— suffered minor in'uries. would like to sa a suffered minor in'uries. would like to say a few — suffered minor injuries. would like to say a few words _ suffered minor injuries. would like to say a few words to _ suffered minor injuries. would like to say a few words to my - suffered minor injuries. would like to say a few words to my mother. | suffered minor injuries. would like| to say a few words to my mother. i hope _ to say a few words to my mother. i hope she's— to say a few words to my mother. i hope she's 0k and taking it well. that experience shaped his life. it's unbelievable really that something like that should happen and all_ something like th

levels of excellence, the demands that you needed to put on yourself to be a top footballer at manchester unitedwas spectacular. so his appearance records, his gold records, both for united and for england, they stood firm a long time, the united 0nes, for four decades. so he lived an incredible life. and it's obviously very sad today, but he reached a great age. and you've seen the tributes to him and they're very worthy ones. yeah. that's a record that stood for a0 years, i think, eventually broken by wayne rooney. and it was actually kind of bittersweet about it, wasn't it? because he was a hero to him. and of course, because manchester united is so successful, so popular around the world. his name was known around the world. absolutely. long before the premier league became global. you would find stories of waiters in in thailand and car wardens in brazil who'd heard of bobby charlton. his name transcended english football because he'd been such a big starfor england, because england had won the world cup in 1966, because he scored spectacular goals as well. people really looked up to him. h

levels of excellence, the demands that you needed to put on yourself to be a top footballer at manchester unitedd records, both for united and for england, they they stood firm a long time. the united ones for four decades. so he lived an incredible life. and it's obviously very sad today, but he reached a great age. and you've seen the tributes to him and they're very worthy ones. pakistan's former prime minister, nawaz sharif, has returned home, afterfour years of self—imposed exile in london. this was the moment he touched down — days after a court granted him protective bail, removing the threat of immediate arrest over his corruption conviction. his return is seen as the launch of his party's political campaign ahead of elections next year. storm babet has continued to batter many parts of the uk, bringing torrential rain, flooding and severe disruption. 0ur midlands correspondent navtej johal reports from derbyshire, where three risk to life warnings have been issued. when the river derwent went overboard. this is a walkway in derby city centre, more suitable for wading. the river burst it

manchester united's greatest ambassador. and newcastle united wrote that he was an ashington lad andthat have been echoed by football fans gathering at old trafford tonight. he has done so much for the club over the years. he has been there for us all the time, he comes to every game. yeah, sorry, iam speechless. i every game. yeah, sorry, i am speechless-— speechless. i thought i would comment _ speechless. i thought i would comment see _ speechless. i thought i would comment see the _ speechless. i thought i would comment see the tributes - speechless. i thought i would - comment see the tributes because i love the _ comment see the tributes because i love the club, — comment see the tributes because i love the club, he _ comment see the tributes because i love the club, he is— comment see the tributes because i love the club, he is united. - comment see the tributes because i love the club, he is united. 1966 - love the club, he is united. 1966 world _ love the club, he is united. 1966 world cup— love the club, he is united. 1966 world cup for— love the club, he is united. 1966 wo

worth an estimated £1.73 manchester united worth an estimated £1.3 billion.ester united worth an estimated £1.3 billion. it's after arrival better pulled out and of the race at the weekend, and it's not clear how a minority stake would be structured and if the current owners would accept. plenty more on the bbc sport website at the usual address, but that is it from here on the sportsday and we will see you next time. hello. monday brought us a fairly crisp autumn day with some sunshine, be it a little bit hazy, but it's going to be all change. next day or so, still largely dry with sunny spells and some frost around. but midweek onwards, a real change to increasingly windy weather with some heavy rain as well. and that's all courtesy of our second named storm of the season, storm babet, which has formed close to the canary islands. it's pushing its way now — you can see on the satellite image — towards the bay of biscay. and as we head through the middle of the week, this low pressure system merging with another one from the atlantic is going to bring increa

the battle for control of manchester united, what a stake forjim ratcliffe�*s ineos would mean for thelub and its future. five new sports are approved for the 2028 olympics — squash, cricket, lacrosse, flag football, and baseball or softball are all in. and australia secure their first win at this year's cricket world cup. hello there, welcome along to sportsday. for almost a year, the ownership of manchester united has been in the spotlight following the glazer family announcing they were considering selling the club. this weekend, talks broke down with sheikh jassim of qatar, who was behind a five billion pound bid, paving the way for british billionaire sirjim ratcliffe's offer, which could be approved this week. but it's far from straightforward. ben croucher has been looking at some of the unanswered questions. right, let's take you back to november last year where manchester united said they were at exploring strategic alternatives that included selling the club. it came off the big protests against the owners, the glazers, and that ill—fated european super league saga. two main

at manchester united, they will for ever look up to sir bobby charlton. s as part of the united trinity — the three stars who helped guide them to european triumph. but bobby also got them through disaster. this week, they remember the man who helped them rebuild from the wreckage of munich. bobby charlton didn't merely play for this club, he is part of it. oh, he was so humble. he was great. you could meet him and you'd speak to him forfive minutes and you think you've known him for years. it's unbelievable, this warmth that came from him. | bobby was in that horrific crashi and yet he still came through it all and he was still a humble man. yeah, loved bobby charlton. inside, there is the space for more private reflection. a book of condolence has been opened and various manchester united generations have been spelling out what bobby charlton meant to them. for united's current players, there was a first chance to pay tribute with a wreath and a minute's appreciation at sheffield united on saturday. now, at the training ground, before the bustle of quest

let's take you back to november last year, when manchester united said they where exploring strategicrnatives that included selling the club. it came after big protests against the owners in the ill—fated european super league saga. to mean better emerged from united van sirjim ratcliff and owner of petrol chemicals giant, and the chairman of one of qatar's biggest banks. united sent a soft deadline of the 17th of february for initial beds. then another deadline in march that was later extended. both put together new proposals, ratcliff 469% the club for just 100%. after a summer of silence, he pulls out. as manchester united are listed on the new york stock exchange, we can see that they are worth around 2.6 billion pounds. earlier this year, forbes valued that mirror 4.8 billion. we understand that they both bed in excess of 5 billion with the offer believing to wipe united's that with another 1.4 billion on top to invest in a stadium, training facilities and playing squads. so we are left with sir jim ratcliff�*s offer of an estimated 1.3 billion pounds for 25% of manchester united

_ players, not only from manchester united but — players, not only from manchester united butof the footage when he was on the pitch with his _ footage when he was on the pitch with his lovely wife norma, the tears _ with his lovely wife norma, the tears were still in his eyes because that's— tears were still in his eyes because that's the — tears were still in his eyes because that's the kind of man he was. there is no _ that's the kind of man he was. there is no other— that's the kind of man he was. there is no other way you can explain sir bobhy— is no other way you can explain sir bobby charlton. he was just a humble -uy. bobby charlton. he was 'ust a humble i u _ , ., ., ., bobby charlton. he was 'ust a humble guy. good morning. staying with the theme of humility, _ guy. good morning. staying with the theme of humility, what _ guy. good morning. staying with the theme of humility, what sir - guy. good morning. staying with the theme of humility, what sir bobby i theme of humility, what sir bobby once said to a bbc reporter was i neverfound once said to a bbc reporter was

manchester united's greatest ambassador. and it was the passing of a true legend of the game, words that have been echoed by football fans gathering at old trafford tonight. words echoed by fans gathering at old trafford tonight. words echoed by fans gathering at old trafford tonight. he has done so much for the club over the years. he has been there for us all the time, he comes to every game. yeah, sorry, i am speechless. i thought i would come and see the tributes i because i love the club, he is united. _ 1966 world cup for england i as an englishman, i thought it would be appropriate| to show my respects. he is the heart and soul of the club, the heart has gone. emotionalfans. manchester united, the club so synonymous with sir bobby charlton, are playing sheffield united at bramall lane in the premier league tonight and before the match there was an extended minute's silence as fans paid their respects to the club legend. sir bobby charlton, who's died at the age of 86. now england are in involved in a rugby world cup se

the game will give manchester united a first - will give manchester united a first opportunity at oldlaid at the statue outside the stadium have been growing since his death on saturday. there will be a minute's silence later and the players will wear black arm bands. elsewhere in the champions league, arsenal are looking to bounce back after defeat. they lost in france three weeks ago, the french team of top of the group. arsenal meet sevilla tonight. to

was really clear here is manchester united i to the debt?r. here is manchester united need an injection of liquidity or cash in very simple terms, the sirjim ratcliffe tredwell achieve that, whether it is used as a debt repayment we are not entirely sure at the moment. but the glazers have clearly racked up a huge amount of debt the football club, that that has been manageable over the past 20 years or so. you would imagine it would continue to be manageable for the foreseeable future, but nonetheless that does limit what they can do transfer market. 0ld what they can do transfer market. old trafford is not the most up—to—date stadium anymore and we have heard lots of stories about carrington as well. while it may not pared down the debt, it will give them an injection of liquidity you would hope would be reinvested either into blank squad orfacilities. put squad or facilities. put simply. _ squad or facilities. put simply. they _ squad or facilities. put simply, they want - squad or facilities. put simply, they want clarity and they want an

manchester united they will forever look up to sir bobby charlton. he united trinity that helped guide them to european triumph. but bobby also got them through disaster. this week to remember the man who helped them rebuild from the wreckage of munich. bobby charlton didn'tjust pay for this club, he is part of it. he bobby charlton didn'tjust pay for this club, he is part of it.- this club, he is part of it. he was so humble. _ this club, he is part of it. he was so humble, he _ this club, he is part of it. he was so humble, he was _ this club, he is part of it. he was so humble, he was great. - this club, he is part of it. he was so humble, he was great. he - this club, he is part of it. he was i so humble, he was great. he would speak to him for five minutes and you would think you'd known them for years. you would think you'd known them for ears. . ., u, you would think you'd known them for ears. ., ., . ., ., years. the warmth that came from him. he years. the warmth that came from him- he was _ years. the warmth that came from him- he was in _ y

for sir bobby charlton, representing manchester united was his dream come true.or the first time, i was in heaven. i was in heaven. i couldn't have felt any better. he was a player who transcended generations and the sport itself. i think what probably epitomises his fame and the love for him is that where you go in the world, even if they didn't speak english, didn't speak your language at all, they used to know to words and they were often bobby charlton. be it the ballon d'or, the world cup or european cup, charlton was one of the most decorated english players to have ever lived, but ask anybody about him and they won't just tell you about a great player, but also a great and humble man. when the club decided that for all he'd done for manchester united was to name the south stand after him, and he was really humble, he said, i don't deserve this. i said, bob, you deserve everything that comes your way for what you've done. the united women paid their respects today and the men's team will do so again when they play on tuesday. to once more honour a giant of

for— not only for manchester united, but for football.tball. so, his legacy was, what he left was the high _ legacy was, what he left was the high standards we have to live every— the high standards we have to live every day. to the cricket world cup — england's chances of making the knockout stage were given a boost after afghanistan scored another famous upset at the tournament in india earlier on monday. they beat pakistan by eight wickets and are in with a chance of qualification to the semi—finals themselves. imran sidat was watching. a meeting of neighbours with jonathan traut�*s site hoping to hit the heights of their victory over england. pakistan chose to bat and that looked vindicated early on as the openers pass 50 without loss. but then, the wickets began to fall as afghanistan since an opportunity. when mohammed rizwan went to the spin off teenager ahmed, the momentum was now firmly with the minnows. pakistan needed to turn the tide and when they were in need of inspiration, is the man they usually look two. he made 7a before

the game will give manchester united a first - will give manchester united a first opportunity at oldrafford to mark the passing of bobby charlton. tributes laid the passing of bobby charlton. tributes [aid at the statue outside the stadium have been growing since his death on saturday. there will be a minute's silence later and the players will wear black arm bands. elsewhere in the champions league, arsenal are looking to bounce back after defeat. they lost in france three weeks ago, the french team of top of the group. arsenal meet sevilla tonight. to top of the group. arsenal meet sevilla tonight.— sevilla tonight. to win away from home is difficult, _ sevilla tonight. to win away from home is difficult, to _ sevilla tonight. to win away from home is difficult, to win - sevilla tonight. to win away from home is difficult, to win in - sevilla tonight. to win away from i home is difficult, to win in europe, margins become critical. the emotion state of the team to go through difficult ones. it state of the team to go through difficult ones.— difficult ones. it is key. sevilla are on

for sir bobby charlton, l representing manchester united was his dream come true.was in heaven. i couldn't have felt any better. i couldn't have felt any better-— i couldn't have felt any better. ., , ., better. he was a player who transcended _ better. he was a player who transcended generations - better. he was a player who - transcended generations and the sport itself. l transcended generations and the sport itself-— sport itself. i think what probably _ sport itself. i think what probably epitomises - sport itself. i think what probably epitomises his | sport itself. i think what - probably epitomises his fame and the — probably epitomises his fame and the love for him is that where _ and the love for him is that where you go in the world, even if they— where you go in the world, even if they didn't speak english, didnt— if they didn't speak english, didn't speak a language at all, they— didn't speak a language at all, they used to know to words and they— they used to know to words and they were — they used to know to words and they were often bobby charlton.

manchester united's stadium. sheffield united last night, and the club says he'll always be remembered as a giant of the game . former remembered as a giant of the game. former england manager sam allardyce paid tribute to his kindness as he was a great ambassador for manchester united and a great ambassador for football and england and such and such a kind person . and such a kind person. >> i think that's what everybody is. tribute is explaining to what a great, great guy he was, what a contribution he made to football for england and for manchester united. and of course , as a youngster, i watched him in the world cup final on my black and white tv at the time, all those years ago. but it was all those years ago. but it was a pleasure to know him. every time i went to old trafford, he'd have a with he'd stop and have a chat with you . you. >> this is gb news across the uk , on tv, in your car, on your digital radio and on your smart speaken digital radio and on your smart speaker. by saying play gb news now it

two locks of manchester united's goal were opened . on a free kick , rasmus hoyland united made a mistake in their own penalty. it hits manchester united at the beginning of the second half, and in the 49th minute , the norwegian baby giant again opened the onana gate with a long flight from the beautiful girelish sant's beautiful bernardo silva. he scored a double himself and city opened the gate for the second time in the 80th minute. finally, in the 80th minute, city sealed manchester's defeat and ended the game by scoring the third goal. this time, holland appeared as a passer and philfoden was the third goal scorer. he ruined our work in the first half. in the second half, we were not focused enough. i am not worried about the start of united, we experienced the same situation last season. in the first half, we were a bit confused and allowed them to move, but in the second half , we played the dominant game and scored more goals. united is always fun in the ultras. with this win gave manchester city 24 points and maintained its tw

bobby chartoni , who was a product of manchester united's academy.in the 17 years he played for this club , he played 758 games and scored 49 goals, and he was a member of the manchester united team until 1966. it is good that he will bring the only world cup championship to england and he will be the owner of the ballon d'or. after hanging up my shoes in 39 years in the management positions of the club. man united was busy. charton was the only surviving member of the famous table sculpture in front of ultford consisting of charton, george best and dunya. goodbye sir bobby charton. mohammad meshed khabarari sedav sima. the iranian women's national football team left for australia to participate in the second stage of the olympic qualifiers. our two women's soccer teams, as the winners of the second group from the first round of the olympic qualifiers in the asian continent, advanced to the second round. it is a tough group, but regardless of any result, in fact, you and i know it is our duty to support the women's national team and , god willing, we

but also for what he meant for manchester united, the importance for manchester united, the standards have to live here. the last couple of days they were emphasised. he is in front of old trafford with george best and he's with us. they are always a huge inspiration for us. every day and in every game. meanwhile, tottenham could return to the top of the premier league tonight when they host fulham. they're one point behind manchester city and a win would see them regain that top spot. fulham, meanwhile, are in 13th but could leapfrog chelsea if they manage to end tottenham's unbeaten league run. they are the only team to have got one over ange postecoglu's side, beating them on penalties in the league cup earlier this season. but postecoglou's side are proving to be a very different proposition in the league. it's fair to say i think apart from the results which have obviously been pleasing, i think we've had a level of performance in every game which has made us really competitive against. you know, we had some eventful games within that context but again, that's kind of given us a

united fan on the ._ ., , if you're manchester united fan on the . , ., , . if you're manchester united._ ., , ., , the way to this game here this evenin: , the way to this game here this evening. it's — the way to this game here this evening, it's a _ the way to this game here this evening, it's a take _ the way to this game here this evening, it's a take your - the way to this game here this evening, it's a take your pick | the way to this game here this | evening, it's a take your pick of gloomy distractions surrounding this match at the moment. as he mentioned, there were start to a premier league season, nine points in seven games on the league, there were start to a top—flight season and 3a years, as well. last season they only lost two matches in the whole campaign, they been beaten by brightening crystal palace and the premier league, defeat here in the champions league to galatasaray would be three defeats in four here at old trafford. and off the pitch, united are having issues, as well. a public argument between the manager and jaden san shou, also issues around antony who's

elsewhere, manchester united and leicester drew 1—1. time, so arsenal snatch victory against aston villa, other winners on the day spurs and everton. hubert hurkacz has won the shanghai masters, beating andrei rublev in dramatic fashion. in three sets. kurkacz completed the victory in the deciding set tiebreak after 2 hours and 9 minutes on court. it's his seventh tour title. it's his second in the masters event. he moves up to 11th in the rankings, significant, because it's not long until the season ending atp finals. so we'rejust, you know, going back and forth. and it was just such a, you know, such a tricky match. i mean, andrei was playing some really great shots. i was, you know, i was trying to respond with some good ones as well. but yeah, wejust, you know, just one of those matches just got to stay in it, believe it, keep believing it till the end. and yeah, just super happy how i managed at the end. australia's min woo lee won his first title in two years at the macau open on sunday, completing a wire to wire victory. the worl

but, also, what he meant for manchester united, the importance for manchester united, the standards heys, they were emphasised. three spanish teams play later, two of them are top of their groups. and while real madrid's position might not surprise many,

in the same framework , sheffield united hosted manchester united an hour ago. bobby shalton, the legend of english football , passed away today. the 29th of mehr 1402 became a black day for the english football community, especially the fans of the red devils. sir bobby charton, the legend of manchester united and the english national team , died at the age of 86. bobby chartoni, who was a product of manchester united's academy , played 758 games and scored 249 goals in the 17 years he played for this club. three times premier league champion. he won the championship in the european cup and hazbi cup and gained experience. bobby charton you the national team scored 49 goals in 16 games and from the air disaster that happened to the manchester united team in 1958, until 1966, he was among the team that brought the only german championship to england and won the golden ball. . after hanging up my shoes for 39 years , he was busy in the management positions of my club united. charton was the only surviving member of the famous three-person statue in front of al tr

but, also, what he meant for manchester united, the importance for manchester united, the standards he set, we have to live. the last couple of days, they were emphasised. three spanish teams play later, two of them are top of their groups. and while real madrid's position might not surprise many, this is real sociedad, leading inter milan in group d. they take on benfica in lisbon. sevilla are the third la liga side involved on tuesday and they host arsenal. bayern munich are top of the group that manchester united and copenhagen are in, the german champions are in turkey to play galatasaray. the texas rangers have reached major league baseball's world series. defeating the defending champions in the process. in fact, they demolished the houston astros in the pivotal game seven of the american league championship series. home runs from adolis garcia, corey seager and nathaniel lowe saw the rangers wrap up an 11—4 victory. sending them to the world series for the first time since losing back to back fall classics in 2010 and 2011. it was... remarkably... a seventh straight win in the a

bobby was a legend, a giant, not only for manchester united, but for football. standards we have to live every day. the high standards we have to deliver every day. to the cricket world cup — england's chances of making the knockout stage were given a boost after afghanistan scored another famous upset at the tournament in india earlier on monday. they beat pakistan by eight wickets and are in with a chance of qualification to the semi—finals themselves. imran sidat was watching. a meeting of near—neighbours in chennai, withjonathan trott�*s side hoping to reach the heights of their england victory. his decision vindicated early on, as the openers passed 50 without loss. but then the wickets began to fall, as afghanistan sensed an opportunity. when mohammad rizwan went to the spin of teenager noor ahmad, the momentum was now firmly with the minnows. pakistan needed to turn the tide, and when they are in need of some inspiration, babar azam is usually the man they look to. the skipper leading from the front, as he reached his half—century. he made 7a, before ahma

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make or break for manchester united's women. we will hearfrom break for manchester united's women.l hear from their coach ahead of their clash in the women's champions league tonight. could afghanistan be on their way to another shock at the cricket world cup? we will bring you the latest in their match with new zealand. england have qualified for the euros in germany next summer, after beating italy 3—1 at wembley. two goals from harry kane helped see them past the team who beat them in the last euros final, and the england captain says they must now continue their progress by going further at the next tournament. over the last couple of years we spoke about beating big nations and doing it on a consistent basis. to beat italy, home and away, shows where we have come. ultimately it comes down to doing it in the major tournaments. we can enjoy this, we deserve to have a good, ultimately we will be preparing for a major tournament in the summer. we go there is probably one of the favourites. performances in major tournaments have shown that. ultimately it comes down to is performing

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from neymar's conflict with brazilian fans to the qataris' attempt to buy manchester united club in the margins. world football fans of the national team after brazil's one-on-one match with venezuela in the 2020 world cup qualifiers , the selecao players were embarrassed and criticized their team captain neymar, even when neymar left, they reacted to his performance by throwing objects . leaving the field, when something hit me , i was really nervous. because this behavior is not behavior that should come from a fan, neto, a former player of the brazilian national team , confirmed this behavior on a tv program, and these words caused neymar to call him a fool and a fool. these images were 7 points and the top of the table was lost to argentina with 9 points. sheik jassim bin hamdani, the qatari client of manchester united club , after his offer of five billion pounds was rejected by the current owners of the red devils, the glazer family , is no longer interested in increasing. there is no offer and there is no condition to buy this club and the fans of manchester reds are not happy wi

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49 for england, 249 for manchester united.otball's most remarkable careers. born in northumberland, charlton first represented england's schoolboys and in 1954, hejoined the club which would define him — manchester united. charlton scores a beauty! they've equalised! but then came tragedy — the munich air crash of 1958 in which 23 people, including eight united players, died. charlton suffered only minor injuries. i'd like to say a few words to my mother. i hope she's 0k... yes. ..and taken it well. but it was an experience which shaped his life. it's unbelievable, really, that something like that should happen and all your pals get killed and suddenly, you're — you're there with hardly a scratch on you. and just... sometimes, i feel it doesn't seem right, you know? slowly, united rebuilt their team with charlton its cornerstone. charlton headed it home! cheering and applause. ..and in 1968, it was his two goals against benfica which guided them to their ultimate prize — the european cup. how they cheered as bobby charlton led

manchester united. i think we should talk about manchester united. i we should. and united.stly, a lovely tribute sir firstly, a lovely tribute to sir bobby obviously bobby charlton there. obviously there something. there was going to be something. there will around other there will be around other football as well. but football clubs as well. but manchester united, of course, the sir bobby there we the home of sir bobby there we are. never die. in are. we'll never die. that's in reference to to the 58, the reference to to the the 58, the plane crash that bobby was involved in. a lot of his. involved in. lost a lot of his. there we are. and his team—mates. there's erik ten hag there in the middle holding the wreath as they walk out into the middle of the pitch on the right hand side. that's alex stepney now. stepney , legendary now. alex stepney, legendary manchester goalkeeper , manchester united goalkeeper, ever played from the 60s right through the 70s. and that's a young youth player. that's also either side. so that's either side of erik ten hag that's quite nice actual

he remained a manchester united.any years . years. >> bobby charlton was the player who gave us that elite world class quality, which enables you to go and win tournament. class quality, which enables you to go and win tournament . and to go and win tournament. and don't forget the soccer school . don't forget the soccer school. david beckham came effectively . david beckham came effectively. he was brought to the attention by his participation and involvement in the bobby charlton soccer schools in 1994, charlton soccer schools in 1994, charlton became sir bobby when he was knighted by queen elizabeth, and he continued to act as an ambassador for british sport. >> i'm a footballer and didn't just tried my best and hoped that my ability was was good enough to get me some success, which i've been lucky enough to have done. he helped to promote london's successful bid for the 2012 olympics. >> this is such a fun place and people love london. people love london and we get them here and we'll give them such a fantastic t

he remained a manchester united.remained a director at the club for many years . years. >> bobby charlton was the player who gave us that elite world class quality, which enables you to go and win tournament. class quality, which enables you to go and win tournament . and to go and win tournament. and don't forget the soccer school . don't forget the soccer school. david beckham came effectively . david beckham came effectively. he was brought to the attention by his participation and involvement in the bobby charlton soccer schools in 1994, charlton soccer schools in 1994, charlton became sir bobby when he was knighted by queen elizabeth, and he continued to act as an ambassador for british sport. >> i'm a footballer and didn't just tried my best and hoped that my ability was was good enough to get me some success, which i've been lucky enough to have done. he helped to promote london's successful bid for the 2012 olympics. >> this is such a fun place and people love london. people love london and we get them here a

sir bobby charton the legend of manchester united and the english national team died at the age of 86bby chartoni, who was a product of manchester united's academy , played 758 games and scored 249 goals in the 17 years he played for this club. he became the champion of lee three times, won the championship in the european cup and the hezbi cup and gained experience. bobby charton scored 49 goals in 16 games at the national level and recovered from the disaster that happened to manchester united in 1958 to be part of the team that will bring the only comprehensive world championship to england in 1966. he became the owner of the golden ball of hamon salem. after hanging his shoes for 39 years , he was busy in the management positions of man united club. charton is the only surviving member of the famous three-man statue against ford, consisting of charton, george best, and dunya, farewell to sir bobby charton, mohammad mashhad. radio news from paris saint-germain's regret from buying the spanish star to the efforts of major clubs for schalke's 17-year-old seyed padideh. tonight, the m