coming up on the program: a controversial late penalty against newcastle keeps paris st germain�*s championsheir own hands. proud mary — earps has become the first goalkeeper to become the women's footballer of the year. and the rocket reels off 6 frames in a row to reach the second round of the uk championship. welcome along to the programme. it was a pivotal night of action in the european champions league and we'll start in paris, where newcastle united, back in the competition after 20 years, needed to avoid losing to ps6 to keep their hopes alive. for most of the match, they were winning, until a controversial stoppage time penalty from kylian mbappe

welcome to sportsday — i'm sarah mulkerrins a controversial late penalty against newcastle keeps paris st germains champions league destiny in their own hands proud mary, earps has become the first goalkeeper to become bbc women's footballer of the year and the rocket reels off six frames in a row to reach the second round of the uk championship welcome along to the programme. it was a pivotal night of action in the european champions league and we'll start in paris, where newcastle united — back in the competition after 20 years — needed to avoid losing to p56 to keep their hopes alive. for most of the match, they were winning, until a stoppage time penalty from kylian mbappe levelled the tie. bbc football correspondent john murray has more... newcastle were a matter of seconds away from completing what would have been a memorable double over the french champions. what adds to their agony is the way the equaliser was conceded, a penalty awarded by var when the ball bounced up onto the unfortunate livramento arm off his body. kylian mbappe stepped up to take the penalty and shot in above the dive

welcome to sportsday — i'm sarah mulkerrins a controversial late penalty against newcastle keeps paris st germainown hands proud mary, earps has become the first goalkeeper to become bbc women's footballer of the year and the rocket reels off six frames in a row to reach the second round of the uk championship

a significant game in france's ligue one later as the leader leaders and defending champions paris st germainonaco in the french capital, who are third and only three points behind. psg head coach luis enrique will be looking to lead his team to a sixth straight win. translation: it's important for what it means. obviously, _ translation: it's important for what it means. obviously, they _ translation: it's important for what it means. obviously, they are - translation: it's important for what it means. obviously, they are a - it means. obviously, they are a direct rival but there's still a lot of time lifting the championship and still a lot of games to be played. of course, there are other teams with the same aspirations as us, these are particularly important matches. they are not particularly decisive for the championship. it's about playing a high—level game, trying to be better than your opponent, taking the ball away from them, having as many chances and possible and making sure they don't have too many. it is going to be a tough game but i haven't seen any easy games in the league so

a controversial late penalty against newcastle keeps paris st germain's champions league destiny in theirarps has become the first goalkeeper to become bbc women's footballer of the year. and �*the rocket�* reels off 6 frames in a row to reach the second round of the uk championship.

here's the bbc sport centre. 0ne one of the big games is paris st. germaines in group f. newcastle manager eddie howe says, the game will be a defining moment for them. we need to play on the edge and every team is at their best when they have that different emotion running through them are going to need every ounce of motivation, energy to get a result and this is the defining moment of a champions league campaign and were going to give it everything. newcastle will be well represented in paris, with many

one of the big games is paris st. germain one of those is paris saint—germain who host newcastle united in the french capital. only two points separate the two sides in group f. newcastle manager eddie howe says, the game will be a defining moment for them. we need to play on the edge and every team is at their best when they have that different emotion running through them are going to need every ounce of motivation, energy to get a result and this is the defining moment of a champions league campaign and were going to give it everything. newcastle will be well represented in paris, with many and for having one victory and travelling to support in paris. newcastle will be well represented in paris, with many fans already in the french capital. when both sides met at the start of the competition at stjames park, newcastle had a comfortable 41win. their fans will be hoping that they can repeat the same success. if we can get this, they will be laughing, be a good result and seeing what happens there's top yellow seeing what ha

bottom of their groups and have really tough away trips, newcastle cannot afford to lose at paris st germain tomorrow night, manchester united have to win in istanbul against galatasary or qualification is out of their hands and it will be the end of the road for celtic unless they win in rome against lazio, although even that might not be enough. joe lynskey reports. to primarily clubs have forward momentum, this week they needed to lift them up from the bottom. manchester united and newcastle both won at the weekend. in the champions league now it is the last push to make it through. it is newcastle's first time in the group stage since 2002. to see it go on, they needed something from parents. defeat at bsu would end their hopes that the knockouts. they beat them last month at the same genes as park but since then the squad has suffered. the take the team with injuries and suspensions but for the team that we did 20 years to be here, to have a chanceis did 20 years to be here, to have a chance is still a breaker. i did 20 years to be here, to have a chance is still a breaker.— chance is s

table, unbeaten in their first two games including that statement win at stjames park against paris st germainafter back to back defeats against borrussia dortmund they find themselves bottom the group and they cannot afford to lose in paris tonight. let's get the latest from the parc de princes, 5 lives senior football correspondentjohn murray is there. at the park stability and come to the champions league for the first time in 20 years but if they lose, they would not be going to get through to the knockout stages. haw through to the knockout stages. how they described it, i think they've -ot they described it, i think they've got to— they described it, i think they've got to chase the steam down to put pressure _ got to chase the steam down to put pressure on — got to chase the steam down to put pressure on them and built a lot of opportunities in epistemic thinking, let's go— opportunities in epistemic thinking, let's go for— opportunities in epistemic thinking, let's go for it, that's when, paris didnt— let's go for it, that's when, paris didn't know_ let's go for it, that's when, paris