paris st germain of course beat arsenal via and lyon were winners over bayern munich.ment starts another player ‘s participation is in doubt. the 2014 winner op has tested positive for coronavirus for a second time. he will now need to negative tests if he is to be allowed to compete in new york. he is in isolation in florida. he is already missing the cincinnati masters. if he doesn't record to negative tests he will have to remain in quarantine until september the 1st, which is the day after the grand slam starts. the defending single champion body pulled out along with other high—profile players like that... no roger federer either, of course, because of injuries, so what a chance that is the novak djokovic to close the gap on federer grand slam record, and he could win a record at the us open he was criticised for flouting guidelines of an exhibition event he hosted in croatia this year. he and a number of players tested positive for coronavirus but djokovic says some of the backlash has been on fire. i don't think that iam going has been on fire. i don't think tha

interesting and ironic that after all that money that paris st. germainpent since they we re st. germain has spent since they were bought back in 2011. it was a player who came through their own. youth academy system who scored the goal to beat them in the champions league final. this was how kingsley coleman reaction on social media. to buy them unix sixth champions league title. that wasn't quite as eye—catching as levied on skis post on instagram. he woke up in his lisbon hotel room next to the trophy as you can see there. that was after as you can see there. that was after a night that went on into the early hours there manager said there is no deadline on how long they will be celebrating. now back in munich and presumably carrying the party on back home. this has been a real story of redemption. but not both for them and their manager. flick was appointed as boss in november. the day after they lost five —— one it to frankfurt. didn't immediately click for flick either because the following month that slipped down to seventh in the bundes league tab

i have covered lyon a couple of times this season, and they drew with paris st germain after 120 minutesvery clear to see that they are strong defence, they have a number of attacking weapons which could... but also can be very strong at the back and they kept the likes of neymar and at the back and they kept the likes of neymarand di at the back and they kept the likes of neymar and di maria out for two hours that night. so i do need to be cautious of lyon and as we have seen in other results, anything can happen. but certainly for manchester city, we are expecting a positive result there for the english side and of course, that would set up one extraordinary semifinal against bayern munich. with celtic‘s match against aberdeen postponed due to players breaking covid rules, there's a chance for hibernian to move top this evening. they're in action against motherwell. and the game's into the second half... 0—0latest score. if hibs win, they go above rangers, who play tomorrow. bottom side hamilton's losing streak continues, beaten 1—0 by st mirren. an injury time winner for stjohnstone,

i have covered lyon a couple of times this season, and they drew with paris st germain after 120 minutes match, very clear to see that they are strong defence, they have a number of attacking weapons which could... but also can be very strong at the back and they kept the likes of neymar and di maria out for two hours that night. so i do need to be cautious of lyon and as we have seen in other results, anything can happen. but certainly for manchester city, we are expecting a positive result there for the english side and of course, that would set up one extraordinary semifinal against bayern munich. hibernian go top of the table in the scottish premiership, despite a 0—0 draw against motherwell. motherwell came the closest to opening the scoresheet with this volley from jordan white. but his celebrations were cut short by the referee as the offside flag went up. rangers play livingston tomorrow and could leapfrog hibs back into first. defending tour de france champion egan bernal has pulled out of the criterium du dauphine, the main warm—up race for the tour, with a back problem. his te

this is the first time under the qataris paris st—germain have gone beyond the quarterfinals but they need the big players to step up to the mark tonight. what do bayern munich have tonight. what do bayern munich have to do? if anyone is a favourite in this final it would be them, most people say they are the best team in europe at the moment. do they need to do anything a bit different to deal with that psg threat up front tonight? i think for both of them, asi tonight? i think for both of them, as i have suggested, there is plenty of goal threat. but also, they are both a little susceptible at the back, so what i'd expect would be for both of them, i hope this is the case as well, to be on the front foot and for it not to be cagey affairand foot and for it not to be cagey affair and from foot and for it not to be cagey affairand from a foot and for it not to be cagey affair and from a bayern point of view they want to replicate something like they did against barcelona in the quarterfinal. and if you have that approach from both of them, ie, the art we will score more goals than you

it's the german champions bayern munich versus the french champions paris st germain in the championsould seal a european/domestic treble — just their second ever. while for psg, it would be the first time they're crowned champions of europe. either way — despite there being no fans in lisbon — former bayern and england player 0wen hargreeves believes it'll be a special night. it's beautifully poised. the two best teams in lisbon and notjust for the final, you know are there. and they're great to watch. the two most talented players play for psg mbappe and neymar. i won't be cagey, because neither team plays that way. with the goals bayern munich have scored and the attacking threat of paris, we could see a few goals tonight. that is all the sport. thank you. here's a quick look at what's coming up on bbc one straight after this programme. coming up on sunday morning live. results week for many students was not quite what they were expecting. has the confusion shone a light on an unfairness in the education system. and a ban on evicts tenants was extended. the founder of the big issue

the champions league final is under way in lisbon — with bayern munich takinig on paris st—germain inecause of the coronavirus pandemic. live now to the bbc sport centre — and marc edwards. it really is the tastiest of the champions league ties, bayern munich versus psg, both teams looking to carve a piece of history, psg are looking to be crowned champions of europe for the first time while bayern munich would be just a second european domestic travel for them, they both swept into the final, both winning their semifinal is 3—0, ryan munich with that 8—2 victory over five—time winners barcelona in the quarterfinals so these two wonderful sides, bayern munich arguably the best on the planet and the best forward line on earth in the shape of kylian mbappe and neymar, the two most expensive players but a cagey first half, it was not an avalanche of chances, neither team taking the upper hand, psg had the best opportunities, neymar drawing a double save and open bar pipe had a golden chance on the stroke of half—time but scuffed that. it was 0-0 at half—time but scuffed that. it was 0—0

it's the german champions versus the french champions as bayern munich take on paris st—germain in thec treble — just their second ever. while for psg, it would be the first time they're crowned champions of europe. either way — despite there being no fans in lisbon — former bayern and england international owen hargreeves believes it'll be a special night.. it's beautifully poised. i mean the two best teams in lisbon, really, are notjust for the final, but, you know, are there, and they're just...they‘re great to watch. i think the two most talented players in the world play for psg, in mbeppe and neymar. the best player in the world plays for bayern right now, and that's lewandowski. normally these are cagey games, aren't they? whereas this, i don't think it has the capacity to be cagey, just cos neither team really plays that way. we look forward to that one later. british boxer dillian whyte says he's hopeful of a rematch after his dream of a world title shot was wrecked by alexander povetkin last night despite being on top early on against the russian and knocking him down twice i

it's the german champions versus the french champions as bayern munich take on paris st germain in the a eurpean/domestic treble — whilst for psg — it would be the first time they're crowned champions of europe. either way — despite there being no fans in lisbon — former bayern and england international owen hargreeves believes it'll be a special night.. it's beautifully poised, i mean the two best teams are in lisbon, really, notjust for the final, but, you know... and they are great to watch. the two most talented players in the world play for psg in mbeppe and neymar. the best player in the world plays for bayern munich right now and that is lewandowski. normally these are cagey games, aren't they? whereas there is, i don't think it has the capacity to be cagey, just because neither team really plays that way. british boxer dillian whyte's world title hopes — and potential matchup with tyson fury — are over for now after he was knocked out in his latest fight. despite being on top early on against alexander povetkin, knocking the russian down twice in the fourth round. he was soon o

their 3—0 win over lyon last night will see them face paris st—germain for the trophy in lisbon on sundaybry starred againfor the german champions. he scored twice to take his tally to nine goals in this season's competition. and robert lewandowski has 15, and his 55th goal of the season in all competitions sealed what should be a mouthwatering final against a psg side with neymar and kylian mbappe. the first round is well under way at the women's open at royal troon — the biggest golf tournament to be staged in britain this year. players have been struggling with conditions in scotland, and leading britain georgia hall finished her round 2 over par. world number four nelly korda, one of the favourites, had a mixed day, making this eagle on the 3rd, but endingi over after this wayward drive. we but i will take it. the australian stpeh kyriacou leads on i under. britain's adam yates says he's targeting stage wins at this year's tour de france after being selected in the michelton—scott team for the race which gets under way at the end of the month. yates says he's not aiming for overall vi

paris st germain look to book their place in the first champions league final as they take on the risingf european football, rb leipzig. good evening. tens of thousands of students, who've now got higher a level grades after the government's u—turn yesterday, are scrambling for university places. with many courses already full, some students remain unsure about their academic futures. the government has said it will help universities to find places for them. the education secretary, gavin williamson, has sidestepped questions about whether he will resign, and the universities minister michelle donelan said the grading system devised by the exams regulator 0fqual was "grossly unfair." the government was forced to abandon 0fqual‘s computer modelling for a level and gcse results, after an outcry when 40% of entries were downgraded. wales and northern ireland also reversed their policies. 0ur education editor, branwenjeffreys, has the latest: natasha is still looking for a place to study medicine. her hopes had beenin to study medicine. her hopes had been in tatters and now results downgrade

victory over paris st—germain sees them become the first side to win the champions league without losingingle game. paralympic champion hannah cockroft tells sally about her fears over whether disability sport will recover from the coronavirus pandemic. showery rain moving west to east in wales and southern england which we re wales and southern england which were clear and then most will have a dry day with a few showers. tonight and tomorrow we see a return to wet and tomorrow we see a return to wet and very windy conditions. i'll have all the details later in the programme. it's monday 24th august. our top story. borisjohnson has issued a direct appeal to parents to send their children back to school when they reopen. he says the risk of catching coronavirus in school is "very small" but that the life chances of a generation of pupils are at stake if they don't go back. our political correspondent, nick eardley, joins us from westminster. nick, how significant is this? morning. it's a big deal. the government will talk a lot this week about trying to make sure that all pupils are back

bayern munich have arrived home with the european cup, after their 1—0 victory over paris st germainh on monday where they were greeted by bavarian governor, markus soder. bayern won the trophy for the sixth time and completed a treble of the bundesliga, dfb pokal cup and the champions league. the president of uefa aleksander ceferin says the idea of single leg ties in the knockout stages of the competition is something that's proved very popular. now, it is quite complicated to place the final eight in the calendar but we saw that people wa nt calendar but we saw that people want exciting matches, that in one match every team can beat every tea m one match every team can beat every team in the champions league so it is something to considerfor the future. wolfsburg's women's will be the team to beat as they look to build on their 9—1 victory over glasgow in the quarter—finals of the women's champions league when the semi—final takes place on tuesday. they now face a barcelona side only one game from a second straight final. barcelona left it late to beat atletico madrid in bilbao on

paris st germain are through to the semifinals of football's champions league for the 1st time in 25 years and it was quite a fight to get there the french club scored 2 late goals in a superb comeback win over stoppage time strikes from mark you know us and eric maxim. cancel out an earlier goal from mario for the italians the 21 win in the one leg quarter final means they'll play either rb lipstick or at logical madrid in the last 4. days will rupert i'm very happy because even if it goes came very late we deserved the win we never stopped believing we never stopped attacking it was a great display with a nice mentality the guys who came on had a great impact and that was the mix of players we needed to turn this game around meanwhile and a lot of fans watched as their team threw away a chance of reaching the semis it was the end of a dream run for the italian club who reached the last 8 for the 1st time and their 113 year history. i'd like to call madrid take on rb lips in the 2nd quarter final kicking off shortly they've left out 2 players who tested positive for covert night tea

madrid 21 with a late winner from american player tyler adams lights will now face french club paris st germain for a place in the final on top of their 33 year old. is the youngest coach to reach the last 4 of the champions league as a don we didn't need to underwrite emerged just as a strict we've not won anything but it goes without saying that we want to reach the final it's normal that when you get to one round you want to reach the next one that's in every footballer so you want to get to the final as well that's absolutely clear and when we get there we can continue talking but right now we have a big hurdle in front of us or be leipzig are backed by red bull journalist chris williams explains how the austrian energy drink company has got around ownership rules in germany largely designed to give fans control of clubs. if you look at clubs like bruce utah and those around about 154000 members and each one of those members has a voting right when it comes to situations and the club themselves own 49 percent and the 50 plus one is left in the in the hands of its members not leipzig do you

big game tonight — it's the champions league final as paris st—germain take on bayern munich in lisbon new signing albian ajeti with the goal. celtic‘s last two games were postponed after a player broke self—isolation rules. saracens proved they're not going down without a fight as they beat harlequins. the reigning domesitc and european champions have already been relegated from the premiership after breaking salary cap regulations but are still making their presence felt. alex lewington scoring in their bonus point win. the pro—1a returned yesterday after five montshs, edinburgh sealing their semi—final spot after beating glasgow 30—15. charlie shiel with their third and final try. and wakefield are out of rugby league's challenge cup. they lost 36—24 to the catalans dragons. david mead with a hat—trick. they'll face salford in the quarters. we showed you yesterday on breakfast how to tackle tricky conditions when playing golf — thanks to eight—year—old flynn parsons. well, it turns out the american lindsey weaver was watching. she did this at the women's open on the 12th at royal tr

tonight arsenal play paris st germain in the last eight.—24. stuart hogg with one of four tries as the chiefs made it 2 wins from 2 since the restart. tonight, british heavyweight boxer dillian whyte takes on russian alexander povetkin. the prize on offer, a shot at the wbc world title and a potential fight with tyson fury. it's taking place in the back garden of boxing promoters matchroom hq in essex. whyte's been the number one challenger for the title since 2017 but hasn't had his chance yet. and he knows it's not going to be easy later. what makes him dangerous is, he is looking at me thinking, this guy is an inexperienced guy. my experience, my championship level, compared to this guy, i can beat this guy. and thatis this guy, i can beat this guy. and that is what makes him very dangerous. he believes that he can beat me. and before that, ireland's katie taylor will aim to defend her world titles against belgium's delfine persoon. and finally, if ever there was an illustration of the impact tough conditions can have in golf, this was d

after decades of trying, paris st germain reach the champions league final for very first time.o have it cut off to help other children. it's wednesday the 19th of august. free home—testing kits are to be offered to thousands more people in the uk, to help get a better idea of how and where coronavirus is spreading. the office for national statistics says it hopes to test 150,000 people every fortnight in england by october — that's compared to 28,000 now. keith doyle reports. the same swab goes up each nostril and into the liquid. this is part of the household infection survey, run by the office of national statistics. it is separate to nhs testing. it tests thousands of people, who have volunteered to estimate the level of infection across the population. it is the most accurate indicator of infection levels in england. now it has been extended to also include households in scotland, wales and northern ireland. the number of people being tested every two weeks is being increased from 28,000 to 150,000. quickly identifying local outbreaks, such as those in leicester, is seen as

it's really only manchester city or at paris st germain who could afford the buyout clause.ge and we aren't going there that white i bet i was in a newsroom before you, trust me. lows of people have been in touch with fax machines. most people use them. guess which kind of business uses them the most? no idea? jayne? nhs? pharmacies. for prescriptions. lows of pharmacies have been in touch saying that they have been using fax machines to have prescriptions and things are faxed over from the doctors. mirena works in an office where the fax machine is used daily. it's amazing how many customers cannot use their phones to send e—mails. —— marlene works in an office. i've used a fax machine called magic. we have a fax machine and it isn't even a switched on. good to see you. maybe you can investigate that one and bring back old memories. fax machines are still being used, old school. yes, i tell you what. i'm going to start looking around the office to find the old equipment and see if it still works. modern equipment doesn't always work at the bbc. how dare you! laughter 0h, la

so bayern will face paris st germain in the final on sunday.f some of the victims shared the devastating impact the attack has had on their lives, but abedi refused to attend the hearing. amongst those killed was kelly brewster. her sister claire booth told the judge that they went to the concert together, but after the bomb, she had to help another member of their group that was badly injured. she said, "i struggle with feelings of guilt that i had no option "but to leave kelly to die alone." martyn hett's mother explained she still can't go to sleep before 10.31, the time the bomb went off. figen murray said, "i still cannot reconcile that i was fast asleep "while my son lay dead on the floor, and i am ashamed about that." chloe rutherford's mum lisa said her "heart snapped" when she received a phone call with the news her 17—year—old daughter had died in the bombing. she said, "there 5 always that empty chair where she should be." our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford joins us now from the old bailey. daniel, just hearing those stat

they'll face paris st germain in sunday's final in lisbon. of the day is that the former southampton and everton boss ronald koeman's been officially introduced as the new head coach at barcelona. he replaces quique setien who was sacked in the wake of their 8—2 thrashing by bayern munich in the champions league last week. koeman's left his role as netherlands boss to take over ē
earlier, he told reporters he doesn't know if he'll