the celebrants to eight celebrations in old trafford just belonged to england.rowd, and they drew the opening leg of their champions league qualifier with fc midtjylland1—1 in glasgow. ange postecoglou's first competitive match saw his side find the net first when debutant liel abada followed in a parried shot to take the hoops in front five minutes before the break but a needless foul from nir bitton on the stroke of half time that led to a second yellow card meant his side were down to ten, the danes then found themselves down to ten after the interval but evander ferreira found the net from a free kick to leave it honours even ahead of next wednesday's second leg in denmark. heavyweight world champion anthonyjoshua will fight oleksandr usyk on the 25th of september, at the tottenham hotspur stadium. usyk�*s never fought for a heavyweight title, but has held all 4 belts in the cruserweight division. he'll risk his ibf, wba and wbo belts against the ukrainian, who is his mandatory challenger. joshua was set to fight tyson fury, but that fight was cancelled afte

crowd at the cricket in england again — with the deciding t20 against pakistan just under way at old traffordg, thank you forjoining us. athletes will be waking up in tokyo in a few hours' time for the first day of olympics action. the opening ceromony isn't until friday, but as usual some events will get under way beforehand incuding football and softball. all this amidst a state of emergency in tokyo with growing concerns over the influx of tens of thousands of participants during a pandemic. organisers say the games must go ahead to give hope and to bring the world together. joe lynskey reports. faster, higher, stronger... but together. faster, higher, stronger... but touether. , faster, higher, stronger... but together-— faster, higher, stronger... but touether. , . ., . , together. the first advance starts in a few hours' — together. the first advance starts in a few hours' time _ together. the first advance starts in a few hours' time when - together. the first advance starts in a few hours' time when the - together. the first advance startsj in a few hours' time when the ioc hopes the

the celebrants to eight celebrations in old trafford just belonged to england.ops in front five minutes before the break but a needless foul from nir bitton on the stroke of half time that led to a second yellow card meant his side were down to ten, the danes then found themselves down to ten after the interval but evander ferreira found the net from a free kick to leave it honours even ahead of next wednesday's second leg in denmark. heavyweight world champion anthonyjoshua will fight 0leksandr usyk on the 25th of september, at the tottenham hotspur stadium. usyk�*s never fought for a heavyweight title, but has held all it belts in the cruserweight division. he'll risk his ibf, wba and wbo belts against the ukrainian, who is his mandatory challenger. joshua was set to fight tyson fury, but that fight was cancelled after fury had to honour a contract to face deontay wilder for the third time. south african rugby has announced this afternoon that all 3 tests against the british and irish lions will now take place in cape town. only the first test of the series wa

anderson claimed his best figures at old trafford — 7—19 — as kent were bowled out for 7h.st or famine, whether it's sunshine or rain. when we have the rain, we really have had the rain. this was sunday in edinburgh. you can see almost two inches of rain fell in 2a hours. and that brought some disruption. we're still under an influence of low pressure. still producing some rain, but it does look as though things will quiet down a little later this week. for tuesday, we see wet weather moving into southeast scotland through the day, blustery as well. strong winds, gale force gusts along the kent coast, that will rattle through some showers at quite a pace. but it means and temperatures will feel a little bit disappointing, 18 or 19 degrees at best. as we move into wednesday, that low pressure moves off into the north sea, and the shower will gradually start to fade away. wednesday will be a quieter morning, and we're still likely to see a few showers around, few and far between, but it means would lighter winds, far between, but it means would lighterwinds, if far between, b

anderson claimed his best figures at old trafford — 7—19 — as kent were bowled out for 7h.our of south africa. england flanker tom curry will make his first appearance for the side against the sharks injohannesburg on wednesday. wales lock adam beard and back rowjosh navidi will also make their debuts after being called up as replacements, and ireland's iain henderson will captain the side. the lions comfortably won their first match, thumping the sigma lions 56—14 on saturday. meanwhile, the springboks are in isolation for the second time in eight days. they suspended training after lood dejager, the sale sharks player, tested positive for covid—19, and that puts their game against georgia on friday in doubt. geraint thomas has decided to continue to ride in the tour de france when it resumes tomorrow after a rest day. he had been contemplating quitting after losing more than 35 minutes on saturday's mountainous stage. it's been a tough race for thomas, who dislocated his shoulder in a crash on stage three. it's been more enjoyable for mark cavendish, who was a late call—u

—— old trafford not long ago.great britain's tally to five golds but they've dropped one place, behind australia. we'll be heading into day six before you know it — here are some of the events we can look forward to. after he became the first british swimmer to retain an olympic title, adam peaty will be back in the pool for the heats of the mixed ax100m medley relay. in rowing, it's the women's pair final — helen glover continues her incredible comeback — she and polly swann race at about 1:30 tomorrow morning. and hannah mills and eilidh mcintyre go in the a70 dinghy class — mills won gold in rio with saskia clarke and another title would make her the most successful female sailor in olympic history. good luck to all involved. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. take care. good evening. summer warmth and sunshine have been in short supply today. rain certainly hasn't been. plenty of drenching downpours and still that's met office amber warning across northern scotland with the risk

there's expected to be one at emirates old trafford tomorrow night, for the deciding t20 internationalhief executive of lancashire cricket club, daniel gidney, told me it's taken months of planning to be in a position to welcome back a full house once again... managing full crowds and having all of those customers and fans, when you haven't done it for nearly two years, it's kind of working with staff, muscle memory alongside the fact that you've got staff at different speeds, some staff that are raring to go, and you've got others that are a little cautious. so we prioritise mental health and well—being over the last 18 months as well and getting ourselves into position where we have had to literally mobilise from 25% to 100% crowd and effectively three days. how much of a difference is there in that revenue now that paul crowds are expected back? the that revenue now that paul crowds are expected back?— that revenue now that paul crowds are expected back? the match on its own, are expected back? the match on its own. probably _ are expected back? the match on its own, probably lookin

finally, the weather played havoc with both the men's and women's hundred matches at old trafford todayr and lightning. the teams each take one point. and that's all the sport for now. the back later. summer warmth and sunshine have been in short supply today. rain certainly hasn't been. plenty of drenching downpours and still that's met office amber warning across northern scotland with the risk of flooding and disruption. the wet weather continuing here for a time overnight. that rain also sinking down into northern ireland. for england and wales, showers taking a while to fade. most places will be dry by thursday morning. overnight lows around 9—10 celsius. quite a cool, fresh night for many, and then into tomorrow, northern ireland, scotland, northern england, can expect a lot of cloud and some outbreaks of rain. for wales, the midlands, east anglia and the southeast, plenty of sunshine and just the odd shower, but cloud and rain will approach the far southwest later in the day. some very brisk winds out there, and quite a cool feel to the weather as well, 16—21 celsius. cloud, rain

men's, women's and wheelchair competitions will take place at the same time, with the finals at old trafforde holders of the mens and womens title have yet to sign up. well our reporter tulsen tollett, a former rugby league player himself, joins me now. tulsen, why haven't the australians signed up yet? i think they are taking a pragmatic approach. what happened in the past week or so in greater city area and in victoria has meant that clubs are having to relocate to queens land when they are apparently covid free at the moment. the next month or so is going to play in queens land. there's three or dozen or so teams from either victoria or new south wales who are having to relocate up to the queensland state which means that the game is can be played up there. families can go with them. after this with the fact that you've also got a situation where if players are then having to go away for that and then they are coming back and then they're going away and have to possibly go back again for quarantine perhaps before christmas. i guess they're looking from it a mental health point of view as

the t20 decider, of course, at old trafford.night celtic played the first leg of their champions league follow—up —— qualifying second—round tie against the danish side it is the first competitive game in charge. that one takes up at 745 at celtic park. you can follow it on the bbc sport website, but for now, for the team clinic at night. hello. a few isolated thunderstorms around today, but for many, it's about the sunshine and heat. a met office amber warning for extreme heat remains in place, parts of wales, the midlands, southwest england towards hampshire and the isle of wight, a combination of high night—time temperatures, high daytime temperatures will have an impact on health, infrastructure and potential travel to. it's here where we see the highest temperatures this afternoon, 30—31 celsius quite widely across these areas. a little bit fresher for some coastal parts, as we will see elsewhere, we can see temperature still into the high 20s for many across northern england, parts of northern ireland and even into the far

a capacity crowd is expected at emirates old trafford tonight for england's decisive third t20 internationalow allowed back at sporting events after restrictions were lifted in england yesterday. and the chief executive of lancashire cricket club, daniel gidney told me how they're preparing for a full house. we have had a very difficult time asthe society has during 2020 and the early part of 2021 and that is why in many ways it's notjust about revenue, it's symbolic, a real feel—good factor to get the ground buzzing and full again and be the world—class venue we know we are. we have put a number of things in place and we are looking forward to people having a really safe, really fun day out. and the england—pakistan t20 is one of the noisiest events you will ever go to. south wales police say they will look at all aspects of their response to a mass riot in swansea earlier this summer after local residents say the force failed in its duty to protect them. the riot, in the mayhill area of the city, involved more than 100 youths burning cars and rolling them down the hill as terrified residen

soccer and united markers. marcus rochefort, along with jayden sanchez, who's expected to move to old trafford, were targeted after missing their penalties. both english really clubs vented their anger online clubs in england's top light had been protesting against racism by taking indeed before every match. something the england team has also been doing earlier re spoke to daily mirror assistant editor darren lewis, and he says he wasn't at all surprised by the abuse suffered by the 3 players. we are black and brown. people have come to be used to the abuse that we suffer in situations like this in situations out of this. we go in circles, i can't sit here and say the social companies need to be more because you know, that the viewers know that i know that they know that. and yet here we are. the players will continue to take in the the players will continue to do what they feel . they should hire visual races to be se, but we on our media platforms in our big media companies, in our newspapers, in our radio stations. we must be alongside them, their problems are our problems and unless you s

display is a comfortable victory was duly wrapped up with all eyes now on the series decider at old trafford someone on their flight to japan tested positive for coronavirus. they have all tested negative and will isolate in their rooms within the olympic village. earlier today, the south african olympic football team's confirmed that three of their party, including two players, tested positive and the springboks seven coach will miss their tournament after he, too, tested positive injapan. mark cavendish has missed out on setting a new record of 35 stage wins at the tour de france, as wout van aert won the final stage of this year's tour. cavendish finished as winner of the sprinter�*s green jersey and equalled eddy merckx's record of 3a stage wins, all the more remarkable when you consider he was thinking of retiring less than a year ago. as expected, slovenia's tadej pogacar won the overall yellow jersey, as drew savage reports. in 68 years, the sprinter�*s green jersey has only won by a british man was before and that was also mark cavendish. but the man in green had begun the day hoping

this is the noise cricket has longed for. 22,000 inside old trafford.noise, naturally. but they might just have wanted more. whether they needed more, well, that would be up to england's batsmen and, in truth, almost any target looks achievable whenjason roy takes aim. he passed 50 in a flash, but one mistimed blow for him, for england, terrible timing, and a massive blow. england in bother, and it was getting worse. this the drama, the crowd, the atmosphere deserved. two needed now from three balls. they didn't need them all. chrisjordan scrambling the winning runs. the celebrations at old trafford, just, belonging to england. adam wild, bbc news. a new format of cricket will make its debut tonight, the first ever match of the "hundred" competition will take place — a year later than expected because of the pandemic. the tournament begins with "0val invincibles" against "manchester 0riginals" in the women's competition in london, before the same two teams open the men's competition tomorrow. some big names are involved, including the likes of eoin morg

as they took on ken's at old trafford, anderson's already the most prolific bowl in english history. with the 617 wickets the guy just keeps getting better and better with a g mail or thanks, jerry. and a quick monday you can catch up with sport and all the news. recovering my checking out our website address that is our 0 dot com and that's it for me or for the news out. and i'll be back in a minute for another full run up. today's news. thanks very much pushing bye for now. i me news news. news, news, news with energy to every part of our universe. more small. to continue the chain all around the shape by technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work for you and your faith can tell us story without uttering a single word. and knowing going can go a symbol times inform the young conventionality of life. witness through the lens of the human eye. it's more than bias on the witness. documentaries, on out is there when a war crime is committed? is it kind of follows a garzon human rights investigator on his unprecedented journey to the french high court? i says, every place to ma

the series decider is at old trafford on tuesday.oy ishan kishan contributed with the bat as a new—look india made light work of the 263—run chase. and bangladesh won their series with zimbabwe 2—0 with a game to spare. shakib al hasan top scored on 96 — while bowler shoriful islam took four zimbabwe wickets. that�*s all the sport for now. with the travel rules changing tomorrow for people returning from some major holiday destinations, there�*s been a scramble to rearrange plans to return home. travellers arriving from france, which is on the amber list, will need to quarantine for ten days regardless of their vaccination status. and the previously green list islands of mallorca, menorca and ibiza, will now move on to the amber list it means compulsory quarantine for adults who are not double jabbed. our europe correspondent nick beake is on ibiza to assess the impact on holiday makers there. it was fun while it lasted. their stay on party island is ending sooner than expected, a final drink before heading back to the uk to beat the

games will be held at 21 venues with capacity crowds before the finals at old trafford in manchesterrking with the irs see over a couple of months and we are confident, they will send strong team is all competitions. we have been meeting with nations this week and talking about the details on the measures we are prepared to take. so we are fully confident that we will see 21 competing nations representing 16 and the men, eight and the women and eight in the wheelchair. alun wynnjones has been named amongst the replacements for the british & irish lions�* final warm up game in south africa. the tour captain will have only been in the country a couple of days after making a remarkable comeback from dislocating his shoulder in the japan match less than 3 weeks ago. well last night the lions suffered their first defeat of the tour losing to a very strong south africa a team which included several of the springboks�* world cup winning squad as they were short of match practice after a covid outbreak... and the hosts dominated in cape town — leading the first half 17—3. the lions did score

firefighters have been tackling a fire on the roof of trafford general hospital after it was struck by and clinical areas were safely evacuated to other parts of the hospital. all staff and patients are safe. amanda pritchard will be the next chief executive of the nhs in england. she is currently nhs england's chief operating officer. she will replace sir simon stevens when he steps down on sunday. she said she's "honoured" to be the first female leader in the history of the health service in england. a deaf woman has won the right to compensation after a judge upheld her complaint about a lack of on—screen sign language interpreters at two covid briefings in england. katie rowley took her case to the high court, arguing that the government had breached its obligations to deaf audiences under equality legislation. for more, here's our correspondent helena wilkinson. this is a significant case, and it highlights the challenges, really, that many deaf people face when trying to access public information. now, katie rowley sat down to watch two covid briefings in september and october of

england are set to host, with the men's and women's final being held in a double—header here at old traffordith some considering asking for refunds if australia and new zealand aren't taking part. to not be able to see that talent that's there, that is massively disappointing. i've got tickets to well over 20 games across the men's, - women's and wheelchair competitions. i will be happy and i will be excited to see whatever- nations turn up and play. at a time when athletes from australia and new zealand are competing in other major sporting events, many feel rugby league is being treated differently and the implications for the sport could be far—reaching. laura scott, bbc news, manchester. plans to reopen theatres and concert halls in northern ireland have been delayed by the stormont executive while ministers receive further information. venues were expected to reopen next week, but minsters want more time to consider the health implications. however, they have agreed to relax a number of restrictions on household mixing outdoors. health unions say they intend to consult members about ind

are hosting matches, with the men's and women's final being held in a double—header here at old trafford for refunds if australia and new zealand aren't taking part. to not be able to see that talent that's there, that is massively disappointing. i've got tickets to well over 20 - games across the men's, the women's and the wheelchair tournaments. i will be happy and i will be - excited to see whatever nations turn up and compete. at a time when athletes from australia and new zealand are competing in other major sporting events, many feel rugby league is being treated differently and the implications for the sport could be far—reaching. laura scott, bbc news, manchester. now, living by the seaside ought be idyllic for children, but for some kids in scarborough, regular beach trips are out of reach. despite the seafront being just a mile away, high prices for attractions and hidden costs mean some families on low incomes visit the beach less often than tourists. as part of a series of special reports about life in coastal britain, bek homer now reports from scarborough. where are we goin

the celebrations in old trafford just belonged to england. adam wild, bbc news.e the series to renewed risk. champions league football is back but celtic had to settle for a 1—1 draw in the first leg of their qualifier against danish side fc midtjylland. celtic took the lead through liel abada five minutes before the half—hour mark, but two red cards either side of half time left both sides down to ten men. midtjylland were the first to bounce back, evander ferreira found the back of the net to leave it honours even ahead of next week's second leg in denmark. heavyweight world champion anthonyjoshua will fight oleksandr usyk on the 25th of september, at the tottenham hotspur stadium. he'll risk his ibf, wba and wbo belts against the ukrainian, who is his mandatory challenger. joshua was set to fight tyson fury, but that was cancelled after fury had to honour a contract to face deontay wilder for the third time. then tyson fury tested positive for covid and has been put back. it is affecting quite a lot of sport. a new format of cricket will make its debut tonight

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100, manchester originals are scheduled to be plain and superchargers in a double—header at old traffordte on the bbc sport website. ben. jane dougall. after seven days instead he falls in the number of coronavirus cases in the number of coronavirus cases in the uk they have gone in the opposite direction with a slight rise to almost 20,000 cases, about 4000 more than yesterday plus i figure. but the prime minister has described plans for fully vaccinated people to avoid isolation if they come into contact with a positive coronavirus case as "nailed on". the rule change will come into effect on august the 16th and will apply to all fully vaccinated people in england. in scotland, wales and northern, there are plans to ease the same rules at some point in august. how will the new changes to travel quarantines and the upcoming updates to isolation on august the 16th impact behaviour? how will this impact infections? joining me now is stephen reicher, a professor of social psychology at the university of st andrews. he sits on the government's behavioural advisory group, known as, spi—b, an

finally, the weather played havoc with both the men's and women's hundred matches at old trafford todayof some sunny spells, but some really heavy downpours and frequent thunderstorms with lightning and hail, too. this was the picture in telford during wednesday afternoon. now, the outlook is for the unsettled theme to continue, so i think thursday will bring another day of sunshine and showers. it'll be quite cool and breezy. but the showers won't be as heavy or as frequent as they have been over recent days. that's down to the fact that this area of low pressure that's bringing all of this showery weather is just drifting its way off towards the north and north—east. we have got another area of low pressure developing in the south west, and that'll be more of a player through thursday night into friday. so, for much of northern ireland, scotland and northern england, quite a cloudy start to the day with some showery rain. further south across england and much of wales, largely dry with some sunshine around. there will be some brightness developing in the north during the afternoon, bu

anderson claimed his best figures at old trafford — 7—19 — as kent were bowled out for 7h.hat early rain is moving away, but this area of low pressure is taking a band of rain — heavy at times — northwards up towards scotland and northern england with blustery showers following to the south. for a while, we will have some unseasonably windy weather along the coast of england all the way from dorset across to suffolk, gusts of 50 mph in the morning. it won�*t be as windy in the afternoon, but there will be some heavy showers around, and we have still got this more persistent rain, never really clearing away from northern england, pushing into eastern scotland. elsewhere, some brightness and maybe some sunshine. the showers are never too far away, and they may well be heavy as well. generally, temperatures a bit lower on tuesday, 18—19 typically, could be chillier than that where it stays wet in northern england and eastern scotland. and as we have seen, there are some showers around, they could well affect wimbledon once again. it�*s going to be another day where we may well

don�*t forget though the third and deciding t20 between england and pakistan gets underway at old traffordssing, you might remember one of the things dominic cummings is saying is that the prime minister had message ten last item saying that he didn�*t really believe that the nhs was still being overwhelmed and that it was all part of his reluctance to impose a nationwide lockdown as well. so according to dominic cummings, former chief adviser, of course to prime minister, those were some of the comments that the prime minister was making at the time. joining me now from hertfordshire is peter carter, who�*s the former chief executive of the royal college of nursing. he�*s also the former chief executive of the central and north west london nhs foundation trust. hello, good evening. good evening. i'm sure hello, good evening. good evening. l'm sure you've _ hello, good evening. good evening. i'm sure you've heard _ hello, good evening. good evening. i'm sure you've heard snippets - hello, good evening. good evening. i'm sure you've heard snippets at i i�*m sure you�*ve heard snippets at le

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anderson claimed his best figures at old trafford — 7—19 — as kent were bowled out for 74.k is on wednesday at wembley. gareth southgate's side have been training today, following the 4—0 win over ukraine on saturday. they're yet to concede a goal — and the players have really appreciated the support coming from the fans, as they look to make a first final in a major international tournament since 1966. of course we are aware of it. it is brilliant to see. that is what social media should be therefore. we see all the positive vibes and videos going around and like i say, it is a great atmosphere to be involved in and winning football matches enables that but we are on this journey together, as, matches enables that but we are on thisjourney together, as, players, staff, fans. we all want the same thing, to win football matches and go as far as we can and everything is good at the moment. in less than 24 hours' time, it's the first semi—final at wembley between italy and spain. both teams arrived in london today — italy returning to wembley after beating austria in the last—

games will be held at 21 venues with capacity crowds before the finals at old trafford in manchester a remarkable comeback from dislocating his shoulder less than three weeks ago. last night the lions suffered their first defeat of the tour losing to a very strong south africa a team, which included several of the springboks�* world cup winning squad as they were short of match practice after a covid outbreak. and the hosts dominated in cape town, leading the first half 17—3. the lions did score a try early in the second half, but south africa "a" held on for the win, despite being down to 13 men after two yellow cards. it finished 17—13. the first test is a week saturday. the indian wicketkeeper—batsman rishabh pant has covid—19, and is isolating from the rest of the squad. pant was tested after having a sore throat. he won�*t travel to durham, where the team are due to enter a "bio—bubble" and begin training for the series against england. india are scheduled to play a tour match against a select counties xi on tuesday, and begin the five—match match test series on fourth august. t

manchester orignials are scheduled to be playing northern superchasers in a double header at old traffordlow more afghan interpreters to settle in the uk.they say too many of those who worked with british forces have had their applications rejected and that if any are murdered by the taliban, "the dishonour would lie squarely at our nation's feet". the ministry of defence says it's already helped more than 2,000 afghan staff to come to the uk. this translator, whose identity we're not disclosing, has been turned down for relocation four times and fears retribution from the taliban. the taliban do not care for dismiss, for termination, they don't care anything. theyjust know who worked with the british and who not. anybody who worked with the british, they will kill them, sir. now i am worried about my family and myself in future about what will happen when the nato leave afghanistan. i know i will see my wife and daughter get shot, and myself too. with me is sara dejong who is a senior lecturer in politics at the university of york, and one of the founders of an organisation that campaign

the series decider is at old trafford tomorrow.lly finished third. slovenia's tadej pogacar was crowned the overall winner for the second year running. we will be talking to him on the programme at half past eight stop. the american tennis star coco gauff has pulled out of the olympics after testing positive for coronavirus. her announcement came after six athletes and two staff members from the british athletics team were put into isolation after someone on their flight to tokyo tested positive. various members of south africa's team have also tested positive. the games officially start on friday. i wonder if we are going to be hearing a little bit more of that over the next few days. we will be hearing of all places, i am sure. sorry it is a bit depressing, isn't it? it is going to happen, there will be more cases and people having to go into isolation. ijust think for team gb, don't go near anyone. let's say 20 years down the line, if you win a medal at these games, it is still an olympic medal. we will remember it as very diffe

manchester united fans might have to wait until the end of october to welcome back marcus rashford to old trafforda disappointing showing in the long jump, for heptathlon world champion, katarina johnson—thompson. this was at the diamond league meeting at gateshead and johnson—thompson, is on her way back from a ruptured achilles tendon. shejumped 6.10 metres, well short of the 6.77 she recorded when she won gold in doha in 2019. but before last night she only had one previous, high—jump outing, this year. when you have an kelly is problem it affects your speed and you can see that she looks strong but she is missing that zip that you need in order to take off. you can do that, you can do that in the time that she has. obviously it'sjust you can do that in the time that she has. obviously it's just a reaction which she is going to have to do if she wants to get a medal. now, golf�*s open championship is less than 2a hours away and rory mciroy says he won't repeat the mistakes he made at the tournament last time in 2019. a quadruple bogey on the first hole meant he ended up missing the cut at royal

a capacity crowd is expected at emirates old trafford tonight for england's decisive third t20 internationalplace and we hope we are looking forward to people having a really safe, really fun day out. and the t20 is one of the noisiest events you will ever go to. now to the us, meanwhile, it could be a big night for the milwaukee bucks tonight in basketball�*s nba — the bucks are just one win away from their first nba title since 1971. they currently lead the phoenix suns 3—2, in their best of seven series and having been 2— down early on — it's no surprise their turnaround in form has been led by the league's two—time most valuable player, giannis antetoukonmpo. you work so hard to be in that moment which is tomorrow. this is the point you have to be the most disciplined. i want to be as disciplined. i want to be as disciplined as possible, don't get too excited and get too pumped up for the game. i can play the game right now, the game is tomorrow. i don't know, at six or nine, whatever the timers, but there is nothing i can do. it the timers, but there is nothing i can do. . ., , the time