spartak moscow and slovenia's maribor are two of the lowest ranked teams in the competition.r half of the draw, europa league winners manchester united are another premier league side returning to this competition and are favourites to go through with one of benfica, basel or cska moscow. group b contains two teams who'll expect to go deep into the competition. big spending paris saint—germain and german champions bayern munich. i think both teams, paris and also us, we have the chance to go through. but especially the two matches against paris will be very tough. it's a tough club, a strong club. the historic club, big players. a big coach. it is fantastic what they've been doing for football and four bayern munich. it will be a privilege to play against bayern for the first time since we bought the club. it looks like any two from three to progress from group c. chelsea, atletico madrid and roma all have aspirations of making a big impression. finally, last season's beaten finalists juventus will aim to go one better from group d, alongside a team they beat en route to that

this is in slovenia. you ever wonder what it looked like, now you know. tucks his feet in and almost immediately from the beginning, it looks like he's struggling with that left rig. >> it seems to be one of those lines is loose, hanging a little loose. we're used to them all being sort of tense. >> i think you're right, oli. but he continues to fly. doesn't turn right back around and land. which in hindsight probably would have been a good idea. now he's individually plucking at those lines trying to get each one of them to take up the tension that's supposed to be there. and it doesn't seem to work. >> you see the very corner is twisted over. it's just not catching right. >> nope. he continues to fuss until there is a catastrophic failure of the wing. you see him now plummeting towards the forest below. everything is just spinning around. >> oh, shoot. >> in all this chaos, it looks like his descent is slowed eventually. he does have a reserve. if you spotted it, good on you. i did not. in all of this mess, he does appear to be now falling to the ground

elsewhere, marseille hold the advantage heading back to france, after a 1—1 draw in slovenia againstletic bilbao were 3—2 winners in greece against panathinaikos. for all the results, head to bbc.com/sport. sonny bill williams has been named for new zealand, as they get their rugby championship defence under way on saturday. the all black centre will start in the opening game of this year's series against australia, in sydney, having not played since being sent off in the second match of the drawn series against the british and irish lions last month. his coach, steve hansen, is expecting big things from the dual—code international. here's a great headspace, in that he knows that he has dealt with this issue —— he is. and has done the things he needs to do around it. he is ready to play. so we are excited about him wanting to play. he is excited, and we are looking forward to seeing that. what has been the message to the group has been be ready, get yourself ready, prepare very well and know what you have to do so that when you go out on saturday night you can dedicate everything to

looking at flight centre, they are going to russia, spartak moscow, to spain against the deal and slovenia not too bad, if you offer that a0 any liverpool fan and they will say yes i take that. they will fancy their chances of progressing. jurgen klopp also avoiding a german team. and for spurs, they didn't make it to the group stages last time, what about this time? last time they played a game at wembley and struggled at this time at all the games that wembley. they will struggle. we know historically how difficult it is to retain that championship, real madrid have done it three times. borussia dortmund. high pedigree, and the other team making up group h. imagine it, london, wembley stadium, tottenham versus real madrid, that will be a glamour tie of the group stage. for manchester city, they will be comfortable? feyenoord are back as dutch champions but shakhtar donetsk, who don't play their home games in the home stadium, city will be happy with that. in group f, you are a better chance statistically of winning than any other group. conor mcnamara, thank you. the england manager gare

this is in slovenia. if you ever wondered what it looked like, now you know. almost immediately right from the beginning, it looks like he's struggling with that left toggle. >> it seems to me one of those lines is loose, it's hanging a little loose, and we're used to se tense. >> i think you're right, but he continues to fly. he doesn't seem to turn right back around and land, which in hindsight probably would have been a good idea. now he's individually plucking at those lines, trying to get each one of them to take up the tension that is supposed to be there, and it doesn't seem to quite work. >> yeah, when it pops on the screen did you see the very corner is twisted over. so obviously it's just not quite catching right. >> nope. he continues to fuss until there is a catastrophic failure of the wing. you see him now plummeting towards the below. everything is just spinning around. >> oh, shoot, can he release? does he have a backup or is he just kind of -- >> in all this chaos, it does look like his descent is slowed eventually. he does have a reserve. it's

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certainly not countries like hungary and the czech republic and poland who are blocking in slovenia who are blocking migrants to leave countries like greece and italy spain as well has been seeing different types of migrants arrive but still lots of migrant as well especially from the straits of gibraltar so all those countries are coming to paris a country that has been seen as taking in far fewer migrants than say germany or italy by force and the french are in a sense saying we are going to pull or wait we're going to find a solution we're going to try and help you we're not separated from you and leading you to what's happening to you right now. one of the things of course is to pick up on something you said earlier that the french president had voted to tackle people smugglers and improve stability in libya dollars the results coming out of this meeting what more can be done that wasn't done before. in terms of libya to be frank i suspect a great deal of this is complete wishful thinking because if more could have been done they would have done it the truth is that the the libyan l