thank you, tracey holmes with i you, tracey holmes with reaction to that video.qualified for the knockout stage of the european champions league. but they don't include barcelona, who are heading out at the group stage again after losing 3—0 at home to bayern munich. that might have some serious financial implications for the la liga club. theirfate had been sealed in the early kick off when inter milan hammered vicktoria plzen to guarantee their passage to the last 16, where they will be joined by porto who qualified from group b courtesy of their thumping a—0 win over group leaders club brugge, and the final team to qualify on matchday 5 is liverpool. they beat ajax 3—0 in amsterdam, putting their domestic woes behind them for now. tottenham would have qualified from group d with a win over sporting lisbon — and they thought they'd done it, tottenham hotspur stadium going form elation to despair. harry kane had a goal ruled out for off—side with the last kick of the game. it finished 1—1, manager antonio conte was sent off for his protestations and he'll now be

let's get more on this from abc sports journalist tracey holmes, who gave us her assessment of what thea lot of reporting that this is a protest video. i don't think in fact it is a protest video. we have to consider the australian soccer is are prepared to go to qatar, prepared to compete in the fifa world cup, just for turning up, that is $10 million guaranteed there. but it is most definitely very pointed. it's a bold statement and it's one that i think they thought long and hard about, they made sure producing this and sending it out. i think one of the important things to recognise is that they've got the tone right. they've acknowledged changes that have already been made, but they come on to say that that legacy needs to be more substantial once the world cup is over. when the final whistle is blown, they need to more substantial changes and continuing this movement towards what can be expected from a world that takes human rights at its highest degree. the qatar world cup's supreme committee for delivery and legacy have responded to the video with a statement that claims new law