thank you for the ppllaayy from old trafford. - the ppllaayy from old trafford.two teams in united group. the two sides that beat manchester united in group a, galatasaray and bayern munich are facing each other in one of the early kick—offs. it's halftime in istanbul it's half time. bayern are on an incredible 6 year unbeaten run in champions league group stages with 33 wins and three draws. inter milan kicked off early half—time 1— 02 inter. sanches with the goal for the two—time winners as they look to move to top group d. arsenal are in spain where they face seville later and the gunners could do with a win after losing to lens last time out in group b. they've got a poor record in spain which is three wins from 17 matches in all competitions. last season seville beat manchester united in the event is at home to win the europa league. to win away from home is always difficult. in europe, you see a shift in the top teams. they are not the same. some margins become critical. and as you already said, the state of the team, to go through some moments, difficult o

from 0ld from old trafford.ht follows eight other matches played in the premier league today. let me now bring you up to date with them, starting with the merseyside derby at anfield, which was the early kick—off. karthi gnanasegaram was watching. to most on merseyside, the derby means everything, and a run of results that includes just one defeat for liverpool in 27 meetings with everton, everton knew it would be backs to the wall to throw everything at liverpool. ashley young was in the right place at the right time and then he was late. he saw yellow and before the first half was even up, late again and off for an early bath. despite a numerical advantage at liverpool struggled to dent the number that mattered most, that they stayed with 11 on the field seems to perplex if you inside anfield, not least the everton manager. but for clear—cut chances, well, you could count them on one hand. michael keane stuck his out inside the penalty area, which usually means one thing. it's a penalty. which means mo salah d

from 0ld from old trafford. very sombre mood here at old trafford, as you might imagine. 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 football is played around the world." he was a player and a man who embodied everything that manchester united stood for and his legacy continues. many of the fans that we spoke to earlier at old trafford were too young to see him play, but his death has really struck a chord with those fans, young and old. 0ver over the years, he has been there. he 0ver the years, he has been there. he has_ over

main stand at old trafford is named after— 2020. after him. _ 2020. main stand at old trafford is named after him. his _ 2020. main stand at old trafford is named after him. his statues - 2020. main stand at old trafford is l named after him. his statues outside the ground alongside george best and denis law, all three were european footballers of the year in the 19605. footballers of the year in the 1960s. sir bobby charlton was not just a great player with incredible statistics, he saw some of his closest friends die in the munich ayr disaster and he survived. he helped lead manchester united, the recovery and rise back to being cup winners, league winners and european champions. the first english team to be so in 1968 so having spoken to some of his former team—mates this afternoon, they were extolling his virtues as a footballer, one of the best players in the world. lived an incredible life and a huge figure in the history of manchester united and thatis the history of manchester united and that is why you're seeing the outpour

it is a very wet old trafford. paid to sir bobby charlton. let's find out more now from you. it is perhaps fitting that on a day where _ it is perhaps fitting that on a day where manchester elevates on its finest _ where manchester elevates on its finest footballing sons, its famous has decided to bear so visit at old trafford _ has decided to bear so visit at old trafford as— has decided to bear so visit at old trafford as well. the trinity as they— trafford as well. the trinity as they are — trafford as well. the trinity as they are known best, they remain a bit solemn. — they are known best, they remain a bit solemn, but still, just as significant. bobby charlton, the one on the _ significant. bobby charlton, the one on the right, has been adorned. he is not _ on the right, has been adorned. he is not holding the ball but he has been _ is not holding the ball but he has been adorned with that scar. a book of condolence will be laid out to add to— of condolence will be laid out to add to the tributes, both floral

it was a game against arrival at old trafford _ it was a game against arrival at old trafford but hadling that in this part — trafford but had a feeling that in this part of the season, we are playing — this part of the season, we are playing better than last season in this part — playing better than last season in this part of the season. we are here and coming — this part of the season. we are here and coming to old trafford and we perform _ and coming to old trafford and we perform well here. glasses away loss, _ perform well here. glasses away toss. this — perform well here. glasses away loss, this season we won. dominic calvert—lewin scored his 50th premier league goal to give everton a much—needed win at west ham. the 1—0 victory moved everton up to 15th on the table and came in the week that chairman bill kenwright passed away. tributes were paid to him and bobby charlton ahead of the game. here's craig templeton. before the kick of, the london stadium remembered. sir geoff hurst was there to pay tribute to his world cup winning team—mate sir bobby charlton, and everton�*s firs

sunday at old trafford. the sun still shines, but it's a darker day. to sign a book of condolence and remember a great. somebody who was selfless, who played for the love of the game and the club. he even called the name, theatre of dreams. i've witnessed dreams here, some sadness, some glory and that is what made me come. for sir bobby charlton, representing manchester united was his dream come true. playing for 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 wherever you go in the world, even if they didn't speak english, didn't speak your language at all, they used to know two 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 f

ben croucher, bbc news, old trafford. wickets. they reached their target of 200 and 7a with 12 balls to spare. they reached their target of 274 with 12 balls to spare. india are the only unbeaten side in the tournament. india's next match is against england next saturday in lucknow. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. thanks for watching. temperatures even in our northern cities _ temperatures even in our northern cities close — temperatures even in our northern cities close to freezing. now throu . h cities close to freezing. now through the _ cities close to freezing. now through the day _ cities close to freezing. now through the day we've i cities close to freezing. now through the day we've got . cities close to freezing. ttmn" through the day we've got low pressure trying to squeeze its way in from the west, high—pressure tomorrow, ridge of high pressure across the near continent, that's how we start the day, largely dry under that area of high pressure. mist and fog patches. any icy stretches, mist and fog cle

most want improvements to old trafford and all want trophies.ut the interests of the club before themselves. this is the view of one fan we spoke to. mil themselves. this is the view of one fan we spoke to.— fan we spoke to. all the supporters want the detail. _ fan we spoke to. all the supporters want the detail. this _ fan we spoke to. all the supporters want the detail. this uncertainty i want the detail. this uncertainty has been going on for almost a year and it needs to come to an end, and the best way for that to happen is for surgeon ratcliff and the other better to explain why he is doing this and what the plan is. does it put united in a better place? i think it does put it in a better place because the blazers have proved to be awful owners. if this is the beginning of the end, and i don't believe someone like surgeon ratcliff is going to buyjust 25% interest on 25%, it seems completely impossible to me, if it's the beginning of the end, then that change is insight and it has to be a good thing. change is insight and it has to be a ao

the manchester derby went the way of city at old trafford and max verstappen wins again, this time athe mexico city grand prix. hello and welcome along to the programme. lots to bring you on a busy sunday of sport. and we're starting at the men's cricket world cup where india remain unbeaten after a 100 run victory over england, which leaves the defending champions all but out while india sit top of the table on the cusp of the semi—finals. katy cornwall reports. this was meant to be the big one, the defending champions against the hosts. but such has been england's demise in recent weeks. their tournament felt all but over before this began. could they somehow turn things around against unbeaten india? well, the signs were surprisingly good. the great virat kohli gone for a duck. the crowd stunned into silence. england were now playing some of their best cricket of the tournament, but they still had to contend with the fluency of rohit sharma on a tricky pitch his 87 helped india recover. 230 was the target for england. the game was in their grasp. but then, in steamed jasprit bumrah

most want improvements to old trafford. and they say they want all parties to put the interests of the club before themselves. this is the view of one family —— van weer spoke to buhler all the supporters on the details of this uncertainty has been going on for a year this uncertainty has been going on fora yearand this uncertainty has been going on for a year and we need them. the clearest way for that to happen is for sirjim ratcliffe, and the glazers, but particularly him to explain why he's doing this and what plan is. does it put united in a better place? i think you does put it in a better place because the glazers have proved to be awful owners. and if this is the beginning of the end, and odour believe someone like sirjim ratcliffe by 25%, just to earn 25%, it is completely implausible to me. if it is the beginning of the end then that change is insight and that has to be a good thing. several questions remain unanswered stop where is sirjim ratcliffe's money coming from, will it lead to a takeover. just how much co

the game tonight is not at old trafford.ign the book of condolence, to make sure they show how much they appreciated the fact that he became appreciated the fact that he became a statesman to manchester. he was that ambassador for the club and he remained a director and went to the games, as you said. gary neville, we heard from him a little earlier in the message he put out. just the greatest player for many people that manchester united has ever seen. 249 goals, 17 years. we do not see numbers like that very much. thank you very much for bringing us up thank you very much for bringing us up to date on the latest. we do have a live page on the bbc news website which has more details and updates on tributes that are coming into sir bobby charlton, who, as we have been reporting, has died today at the age of 86. now let's move on to our other men stoinis allen and that is coming from the middle east. —— main stories. the first aid trucks have crossed into gaza after the rafah crossing from egypt partially opened this morning

sunday at old trafford, the stunt —— the sun still shines, trafford, the stunt —— the sun stillshinesll shines, but it's a darker day. fans came to sign a book of condolence and remember a great. somebody who was selfless, who played for the love of a game and the club. he even called the name, theatre of dreams. i've witnessed dreams_ of dreams. i've witnessed dreams here, some sadness, some glory— dreams here, some sadness, some glory and _ dreams here, some sadness, some glory and that is what made me come — glory and that is what made me come. ., ,, 1,, ,, glory and that is what made me come. ., ,, , _ ., ., come. for sir bobby charlton, representing _ come. for sir bobby charlton, representing manchester - come. for sir bobby charlton, l representing manchester united was his dream come true. playing for the first time, i was in heaven. i 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 wh

they host galatasaray in the champions league at old trafford.al round of warm up matches before the cricket world cup starts on thursday. we'll see how australia and pakistan are shaping up. and back on the horse — max whitlock returns to represent great britain at the world gymnastics championships. hello again. champions league football is back at old trafford this evening and antony could return to their team for the match against galatasaray. the brazilian winger has not played since early september after accusations of domestic abuse were made against him. antony, who was given a leave of absence to fight the allegation, which he denies, has not been arrested or charged in either brazil or the uk. united have had their worst—ever start to a premier league season after saturday's 1—0 home defeat to crystal palace left them tenth in the table. and they also lost their opening game in this season's champions league group campaign at bayern munich. of course we are disappointed. you have to analyse the game, the problems and then you had to mov

erling haaland scored twice for city at old trafford.eir third. it was a game against a rival at old trafford, but i had a feeling that in this part of the season, we are playing better than last season, in this part of the season. so, yes, we are here. so coming to old trafford and all the time we are here, we perform well. last season, we lost. today, this season, we won, so good. meanwhile, at anfield, liverpool's players showed their support for their team mate luis diaz, whose parents had been kidnapped in colombia. diaz clealy didn't play, but liverpool were dominant against nottingham forest, beating them 3—nil. goals from diogojota, darwin nunez and mo salah. he was with us in the hotel and then he just went home. i think it's a very harsh situation. i don't know if anyone knows how we react if it happens to us. it's just hard to think about it. and, yeah, ge was going to play and i played instead of him, and ijust remembered if we scored, to hold his shirt, to show that we are all, i am with him. and hopefully, things work out w

but just like old trafford, fightback. butjust like old trafford, this game swung.laced team in france, it felt a miracle result. a night of champions league surprises and premier league setbacks. joe lynskey, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. it felt a little fresher today, but temperatures were still just a little above average for this time of year. sunshine and showers, a lot of year. sunshine and showers, a lot of rainbows are spotted across the uk, including here in swansea and in ayrshire. it's really in south—west scotland where we are likely to see some of the heaviest rain in the next few days. rain in the north and west. drierthe next few days. rain in the north and west. drier the further south and east you are, and it will be turning warmer everywhere as we head into the weekend. more on that in a moment. overnight tonight, we have weatherfronts driving into western scotland, some of the rain likely to be heavy for a while. further south across england and wales, lots of clear skies. across england and wales, lots of clearskies. it's across engl

tonight at old trafford they will remember the man behind it. commemoration, celebration, and a chance to say thank you for the unforgettable. in group b, arsenal are looking to bounce back after defeat last time out in the compeition. mikel arteta's side lost to lens three weeks ago. the french team are top of the group ahead of both arsenal and sevilla, with those two meeting in spain tonight. to win away from home is always difficult. in europe, you see a shift in the top teams. they are not the same. some margins become critical. and as you already said, the state of the team, to go through some moments, difficult ones, is absolutely key. quinton de kock had his sights set on becoming only the 11th man to score 200 or more in one—day international cricket. despite falling short, he's put south africa in a strong position in their latest world cup game against bangladesh. despite being 35—2 early on, de kock scored his third century in five world cup games, then reaching 150 with one of the seven sixes he struck in his innings. the opener was

let's cross live to old trafford and speak to our reporterjoe lynskey.ad a few connection proms earlier. united's home form has been pretty patchy, lost to palace a few days ago, it's their worst start to a premier league season, is there any disquiet to their fans? they really need a wind stop till i think if you're manchester united fan on the , ., if you're manchester united fan on the ._ ., , if you're manchester united fan on the . , ., , . if you're manchester united fan on the ._ ., , ., , 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

sunday at old trafford. the sun still shines but it is a darker day.e game and the club. .. ., ., ., ., club. he carved a name, theatre of dreams but — club. he carved a name, theatre of dreams but i _ club. he carved a name, theatre of dreams but i have _ club. he carved a name, theatre of dreams but i have witnessed - club. he carved a name, theatre of i dreams but i have witnessed dreams here _ dreams but i have witnessed dreams here. ., , dreams but i have witnessed dreams here. . , ., ., ., here. that is what made me come. for sir bobby charlton, _ here. that is what made me come. for sir bobby charlton, represented - sir bobby charlton, represented manchester united was his dream come true. , manchester united was his dream come true. ._ ., , true. playing for the first time, i was in heaven. _ true. playing for the first time, i was in heaven. i— true. playing for the first time, i was in heaven. i was _ true. playing for the first time, i was in heaven. i was in - true. playing for the first time, i was in heaven. i was in heaven, | true. playi

and it was before the everton game at old trafford, and we had a lunch, and i had tojust be there and him as well, as one of our great players — not only for united, but for manchester city as well. and we were on our own and i saw a tear in his eye, and i said, "are you 0k?" and this was bobby being really humble. and hejust said, "oh, i don't deserve this." i said, "bob, you deserve everything that comes your way for what you've done for this club, for your country and the world in football generally." and if you've seen any of the footage when he goes on to the pitch with his lovely wife norma, the tears were still in his eyes, because that's the kind of man he was. people who came into contact with sir bobby will have realised that here you have a very humble, ordinary man from the northwest of england, who became a football player and achieved extraordinary things on the football pitch, things that will be remembered forever. there are more tributes on the bbc sport website. celtic are back seven points clear at the top of the scottish premiership after a comfortable win at heart

a book of condolence has been opened at old trafford with a digital version also created. a european champion with manchester united, was diagnosed with dementia 3 years ago. his 106 caps and 49 goals for england were records at the time and during his career at united he won three top flight league titles, the european cup and the fa cup. people who came into contact with sir bobby will have realised that here you have a very humble, ordinary man from the northwest of england, who became a football player and achieved extraordinary things on the football pitch, things that will be remembered forever. aston villa continued their fine form under manager unai emery by beating west ham 4—1 to move back up to fifth place in the english premier league. after nearly a year in charge emery has transformed the birmingham side, winning their 11th straight game at home. douglas luiz opened the scoring and then converted a penaltyjust after half—time. jarrod bowen got one back for west ham but england striker 0llie watkins scored his eighth goal of the season, and leon bailey got vil

a book of condolence has been opened at old trafford — with a digital version also created.d with dementia three years ago. his 106 caps and 49 goals for england were records at the time. and during his career at united, he won three league titles, the european cup and the fa cup. when the club decided that for all he'd done for manchester united, it was to name the south stand after him. and it was before the everton game at old trafford, and we had a lunch, and i had tojust be there and be with him as well, as one of our great players — not only for united, but for manchester city as well. and we were on our own and i saw a tear in his eye, and i said, "are you 0k?" and this was bobby being really humble. and hejust said, "oh, i don't deserve this." i said, "bob, you deserve everything that comes your way for what you've done for this club, for your country and the world in football generally." and if you've seen any of the footage when he goes onto the pitch with his lovely wife norma, the tears were still in his eyes, because that's the kind of man he was. one match to c

main stand at old trafford is named after him.alongside two of a great players, george best and denis law. all three were european footballers of the era in the 1960s, and so bobby charlton wasn'tjust a great player with incredible statistics, appearances and goals, but he saw some of his closest friends die in the munich air disaster, and he survived and he helped lead manchester united. the recovery, the rise back to being cup winners, league winners and european champions, the first english team to be so in 1968. so i've been speaking to some of his former team mates this afternoon, people like brian kidd, and they were extolling his virtues as a footballer, one of the best players in the world, and lived an incredible life and a huge figure in the history of manchester united. and that's why you see in the outpouring since news of his passing. yeah. and when he retired in the early 70s, he continued being a batender for decades, didn't he, for manchester united. yeah, he did. i was too young to see him play, but my father, my

a wreath was laid on his seat at old trafford.n was at the heart of everything for manchester united. here his loss was met with an outpouring of affection —— sir bobby charlton. thousands from across generations gathered to remember a footballing icon and a gentleman. he: greeted you with warmth and bobby obviously was a great goal—scorer, a great ambassador and captain, not only for manchester united but when he played for england as well. we loved him and tonight will be really emotional— loved him and tonight will be really emotional so we are holding it together— emotional so we are holding it together so far.— together so far. they say that nothin: together so far. they say that nothing lasts _ together so far. they say that nothing lasts forever - together so far. they say that nothing lasts forever and - together so far. they say that nothing lasts forever and no | together so far. they say that i nothing lasts forever and no one together so far. they say that - nothing lasts forever and no one can live forever — nothing l

against arrival at old trafford, of course.better in this part of the season. so, yes, we are here, so coming to old trafford and all the time we were here, we performed well. last season, we lost mid—this season, with won, so good. i well. last season, we lost mid-this season, with won, so good.- season, with won, so good. i think first half, we _ season, with won, so good. i think first half, we played _ season, with won, so good. i think first half, we played very - season, with won, so good. i think first half, we played very good, . season, with won, so good. i think first half, we played very good, so | first half, we played very good, so we defended very well, we had good brakes, _ we defended very well, we had good brakes, good opportunities, maybe we could have _ brakes, good opportunities, maybe we could have taken more benefit from it, could have taken more benefit from it. but _ could have taken more benefit from it. but i_ could have taken more benefit from it, but i think still, we did. and i think_ it, but i thin

the main stand at old trafford is named after him. he has a statue near george best and denis law.s of the year. he was not only a great player, he saw some of his friends die in the munich air disaster. he survived and helped to lead manchester united to the recovery, their rise, back to being league winners and european champions. the first english team to be so in 1968. having spoken to some of his former team—mates this afternoon, people like brian kidd, they extol his virtues as a footballer, one of the best players in the world. lived an incredible life and a huge figure in the history of manchester united. that is why you see the outpouring since the news of his passing. 1anthem is why you see the outpouring since the news of his passing.— the news of his passing. when he retired in the _ the news of his passing. when he retired in the early _ the news of his passing. when he retired in the early 70s _ the news of his passing. when he retired in the early 70s he - retired in the early 70s he continued to be an ambassador for decades for manchester united. he: did. i was too

words echoed by fans gathering at old trafford tonight.ght. 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 semi final against the defending champions, south africa with the two sides competing for a place in next weekend's final against new zealand. england are controlling the tempo of the game and had a half time lead of 12—6. egnlad aiming to kn

and old trafford pays tribute to its most favoured son, manchester united legend sir bobby charlton. violations of international humanitarian law" in gaza.

and a book of condolence has been set up at old trafford, where he played for 17 years and had been aat manchester united. when the club decided that for all he had done for manchester united was to name the south stand after him, and it was before the everton game at old trafford. and we had a lunch, and i had tojust be there and be with him as well, is one of our great players, not only for united, but for manchester city as well. and we were on our own and i saw a tear in his eye and i said, are you 0k? and this was bobby being really humble. and hejust said, oh, i don't deserve this. i said, bob, you deserve everything that comes your way for what you have done for this club, for your country and the world in football generally. and if you have seen any of the footage when he was onto the pitch with his lovely wife norma, the tears were still in his eyes because that is the kind of man he was. manchester united's players paid tribute to sir bobby ahead of kick—off at bramall lane, where they played sheffield united on saturday, with a minute's applause in his memory, as well as we

b affection no more fond than at old trafford, i fond than at old trafford, where this morning a bookreverfelt, where his memory will live on, even for those too young to have seen him play. t those too young to have seen him play-— those too young to have seen him 43, ., ., , ., him play. i have always been a fan, him play. i have always been a fan. through — him play. i have always been a fan, through my _ him play. i have always been a fan, through my grandad. i him play. i have always been a fan, through my grandad. two| him play. i have always been a i fan, through my grandad. two he has done so much for the club over the years. yes, sorry, i am speechless. to over the years. yes, sorry, i am speechless.— over the years. yes, sorry, i am speechless. to me, he's 'ust am speechless. to me, he's 'ust a s mbol am speechless. to me, he's 'ust a symbol of fl am speechless. to me, he's 'ust a symbol of everything i am speechless. to me, he'sjust a symbol of everything united i a symbol of everything united stand — a symbol of everything united stand for~ _ a symbol of everything united s

we shouldn't forget the years that sir bobby charlton spent as a director at old trafford, a club that a post as a director with wigan. there was a period where he was manager of preston in the mid—705 and also playing for them for a while, but manchester united was his club. when you think about united's domination more recently in the premier league, across the 90s, the early part of the 20005, he across the 905, the early part of the 20005, he was front and centre of sharing that joy with the the 20005, he was front and centre of sharing thatjoy with the united fan5, seeing them to return what when he was playing with the glory days. you think about manchester united winning the european cup with him, multiple titles as well. it was not just with him, multiple titles as well. it was notjust with england his trophy success. but then there was that barren period where united were in the shadow of their great rivals liverpool. sir alex brought that success through inspired a generation of players thereafter. you think about wayne rooney who was both the delighted to break that goal sco

the game will also give the club its first opporutnity at old trafford to mark the passing of english football legend sir bobby charlton. tributes laid at the statue he shares with denis law and george best outside the stadium have been growing since his death on saturday. there'll be a minute's silence. and players will wear black armbands. his legacy, what he left, were the standards, the high standards we have to live here every day. of course, first of all, our thoughts are with his family, with his wife, with his children and grandchildren. 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

it is play at old trafford, it is special. it is a _ play at old trafford, it is special.l place. and — it is a special scenario, a special place, and of course, here is special— place, and of course, here is special for— place, and of course, here is special for our fans, for all of us. but at _ special for our fans, for all of us. but at the — special for our fans, for all of us. but at the end, it is a football game — but at the end, it is a football game -- _ but at the end, it is a football game. —— by the munich. 0nto a cracking game at the cricket world cup where australia and new zealand went the distance in dharamsala. australia were put into bat first, and excelled, with a century from travis head as they made 388 all out. a big total to chase but new zealand had a good go, with a century from rachin ravindra and a quickfire 50 from jimmy neesham leaving them needing 12 off the final five balls. in the end, neesham was run out five runs short of the target and australia had their victory. both sides are well placed to reach the semi—finals. and in the other game

the game will also give the club its first opporutnity at old trafford to mark the passing of englishs laid at the statue he shares with denis law and george best outside the stadium have been growing since his death on saturday. there'll be a minute's silence. and players will wear black armbands. his legacy, what he left, were the standards, the high standards we have to live here every day. of course, first of all, our thoughts are with his family, with his wife, with his children and grandchildren. 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,

the men's team will do the same tomorrow for their match against brentford at old trafford. sample. the juventus midfielder was suspended in august after an initial random drugs test found elevated levels of testosterone in his system. if the 30—year—old world cup winner is found guilty of doping he could be banned for between two and four years. time now for some of the day's other sport stories. women's tennis world number one aryna sabalenka is out of the china open in beijing. she was beaten by elena rybakina in straight sets 7—5, 6—2. rybakina is now through to the semifinal. the peterborough panthers speedway team will say an emotional goodbye to their home of 53 years tomorrow. panthers are not expected to race next year because the east of england arena site they use is set for redevelopment. british golf�*s ruling body, the r&a, says its keen to "investigate the possibility" of staging the open or women's open at portmarnock in the republic of ireland. it would be the first time either tournament has been staged outside the uk. after england's battering by new zeala

game will give manchester united a first - will give manchester united a first opportunity at old traffordo 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 one of _ di

erling haaland scored twice for city at old trafford — his first a penalty and then, his second a headerjustcored city's third goal. i think — but he's a machine. erling is a — two goals, he could've scored four, he's a threat for the opponents, he's an incredible. we are confident when we have him there because have this mentality, the penalty is aggressive and so, yeah, really pleased. and since we come back international break, a score every — you know, every game a score is so important. i think first off, we played very good. so, we defended very well, game plan went up. we had good breaks, we had good opportunities. maybe we could have take more benefit from it but i think still, we did, and i think the penalty changes the game and then, we had to react, second half to go more offensive and from there, they take benefit from us. well, meanwhile at anfield, liverpool's players showed their support for their team—mate luis diaz, whose parents had been kidnapped in columbia. diaz clearly didn't play but liverpool were dominant against nottingham forest, beating them 3—0. goals from diogoj

twice united led the turkish champions at old trafford with two goals from their young striker, rasmusland. it looked as though it might be united's night, but with 13 minutes to go united had casimiro sent off after a challenge in the box. the subsequent penalty was missed by mario icardi. but he made amends minutes later, scoring what proved to be the winner for his side. and so united and erik ten hag have now lost six of ten in all competitions since the start of the season. and there were five goals in napoli, too, where real madrid also came from behind to win. jude bellingham further enhancing his status as real star player scoring and assisting as they beat the italian champions. 3-2. and there was a shock in france where locals came from behind to beat last season's premier league runners up arsenal. wahi with the goal that proved to be the winner 20 minutes from time, 2—1 the final score. and these then are all of the results from tuesday's game. and bayern munich, you can see with a late winner themselves, the german champions winning that one, 2—1. psv eindhoven sevilla fin

twice united led the turkish champions at old trafford, with two goals from their young striker rasmuslund, it looked as though it might be united's night, but with thirteen minutes to go united had casemiro sent off after a challenge in the box — the subsequent penalty was missed by mario icardi, but he made ammends minutes later scoring what proved to be the winner for his side. united and eric ten hag have now lost six out of 10 in all competitions since the start of the season. there were five goals in napoli too — where real madrid also came from behind to win. jude bellingham further enhancing his status as real�*s star player, scoring and assisting as they beat the italian champions 3—2. and there was a shock in france where lens came from behind to shock last season's premier league runners up arsenal — elye wahi with the goal that proved to be the winner 20 minutes from time. 2—1 the final score. elsewhere — bayern munich got a late winner at fc copenhagen winning that windows mac— one. finishing with the victory for braga in berlin and union, 3—2 and 1—0 winners from the bbc

coming up on the programme: a five—goal thriller at old trafford on a famous night for galatasaray inain. out of the china open: the top seed carlos alcaraz is beaten byjannik sinner. we will tell you who awaits him in the final. and you'll hear from the bbc green sport athlete of the year as australia captain pat cummins tells us how he's trying to tackle cricket's carbon footprint. it's one of those things that, you know, no—one's ever going to be perfect, but i think everyone could do something a little bit different in their life that might make a big difference. welcome along. thank you forjoining us. it has been a night of drama in the european champions league. manchester united's return to the competition continues to be a miserable one. it's two defeats in two for them after a sensational win for galatasaray.

game will give manchester united a first - will give manchester united a first opportunity at old traffordhe 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

. >> and manchester united has opened a book of condolence for fans at old trafford following the death bobby charlton. the death of sir bobby charlton. he a key member of england's he was a key member of england's world cup, winning team in 1966. united players wore a black armband for their game against sheffield united last night. the club says he will always be remembered as a giant of the game for england manager sam allardyce paid tribute to his kindness . kindness. >> he was a great ambassador for manchester united and a great ambassador for football and england and such 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 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 a pleasure to know him every time i went to old trafford, he'd stop and have a chat with you. this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on your digital

the manchester derby went the way of city at old trafford and max verstappen wins again, this time at bring you on a busy sunday of sport. and we're starting at the men's cricket world cup where india remain unbeaten after a 100 run victory over england, which leaves the defending champions all but out while india sit top of the table on the cusp of the semi—finals. katy cornwall reports. this was meant to be the big one,