let's talk about wembley.ans have been reluctant and sceptical about this place for most of the season. about this place for most of the season. pochettino said let's make it feel like a home ground and it really was. a few thousand spurs fa ns really was. a few thousand spurs fans do not want to leave, they are not sure they want to go home. the game itself really changed in the second half. it was goalless in the first half. look at jan vertonghen. that cross into song. a great finish! he was really the energy. the tonga is playing an unfamiliar role. wingback will centre forward? ——jan role. wingback will centre forward? —— jan vertonghen. that was 2—0. then on pounds the rent a —— then on pounds llorente. what we have to reflect on for tottenham hotspur tonight was an all—round performance of unity and team spirit. you mentioned them missing players, harry kane and dele alli. huge players to be out for spurs. spurs have not spent a single penny in the tra nsfer have not spent a single penny in the transfer

for chelsea to see the size of this wembley task, they just for chelsea to see the size of this wembleyheyjust need to think back two weeks. when these sides last met, city won 6—0. but with silverware at stake, chelsea we re with silverware at stake, chelsea were braced for it. city were restricted, and though sergio aguero did find the net, check with the video replays ruled he had strayed offside. after holding firm, chelsea found the sucker punch themselves, with a best chance of the much missed. frustration for a manager fighting for validation from the blues. maurizio sarri's exasperation would boil over with this in extra time. here, his goalkeeper is refusing to be substituted with penalty kick living. the player eventually overruled the manager. that overshadowed chelsea's efforts and left maurizio sarri furious. with a shoot out to decide it, his mood got no better, watching this happen. this meant raheem sterling could win it for city to stop sealing a trophy that could be the first of four or one season. but this cup final will be remembered for one remarkable exchange. this

city, chelsea and an opening goal at wembley.chance for liverpool but they do head back to the top of the premier league after a draw a manchester united. and there are big wins in the scottish premiership for the old firm of rangers and celtic. also coming up in the programme: defending champions ireland turn on the afterburners late on to secure a comeback win over italy in the six nations. and what's next for two time world championjames degale after defeat to chris eubankjunior last night? hello and welcome to sportsday. hello, it's a big day of football with the first trophy of the domestic season in the men's game handed out at wembley, with manchester city hoping to retain the league cup against chelsea. it's goalless and into extra time. our sports correspondent david ornstein, is at wembley for us. david, how's the game so far? most importantly, it is 0—0, two weeks to the day after manchester city thrashed chelsea 6—0 in the premier league at the etihad stadium. all expectations were that there would be something of a r

sarri's wembley humiliation — has player power left his position as chelsea manager untenable?in the west indies as england's women lose again in india. and joshua on avoiding a banana skin with the big baby in the big apple. normally, they say, i don't listen to it, it distract you, but i know him more than any other fighter. hello, and welcome to sportsday. (good evening. it's an unprecedented sight in football. a player undermining their manager in such a public way. it all unravelled for chelsea when goalkeeper kepa arrizabalaga refused to be substituted in an incident which overshadowed manchester city's league cup win at wembley on sunday. this was the sequence of events. despite being treated for cramp in extra time, kepa was insisitent he was fine to continue. but sarri wanted to make the change before the penalty shoot out loss, with the score still goalless during extra time. replacement willy caballero was primed on the sidelines to come on. but kepa refused to follow instructions from the touchline, leaving his manager furious. the italian marching down the tunnel a

today, those who played alongside him at wembley were united in tribute. sir geoff hurst hailing banks as one of the very greatest. and the recognition came from rivals, too. the german fa describing him as a fierce opponent and a good man. although england fell short at the next world cup, banks was at his peak, most famously against brazil with the save of the century. pele! what a save! quite how he denied pele and a header that seemed destined for the net dumbfounded everyone, not least banks himself. ijust get my hand to it, and it goes in that direction. and honest to god, i thought it was a goal. when i hit the floor, boom, like that, the position now,

david ornstein is at wembley. fair to say that this attack are the favourites today, david? they are indeed, welcome to an unseasonably warm and sunny wembley noted the first major trophy of the english football season will be decided. city, of course, are hoping to retain a trophy for the first time in their history, they will be confident of doing that, it was 12 months ago that their victory here against arsenal set them off on course for what was a record—breaking premier league title win ina record—breaking premier league title win in a doubled victory as well, and that was the first trophy of pep guardiola's time in charge, it could be even better this time around, with that quadruple still possible. that has never been done before. chelsea, by contrast, are in something of a crisis. two weeks ago today, they were beaten 6—0 in the league by manchester city, on and off the pitch it's not been a great time for them, they also lost to manchester united meekly at home in the fa cup on friday they received a tra

today, tho5e who played alongside him at wembley we re who played alongside him at wembley were unitedute. sir bobby charlton said, gordon was a fantastic goalkeeper and i was proud to call him a team—mate. sir geoff hur5t described him as one of the greatest. although england fell short at the next world cup, banks was at his peak, mo5t famou5ly against brazil with the save of the century. pele! what a save! quite how he denied pele and a header that seemed destined for the net dumbfounded anyone, not least banks himself. ijust got my hand to it and it goes in that direction. honest to god i thought it was a goal, when i hit the floor like that, the position now, i turned around and! that, the position now, i turned around and i could see it bouncing behind the goal! i couldn't believe it! banks and pele later became close friends, this is the brazilian legend's memory of the legend that forged the bond between them.” legend's memory of the legend that forged the bond between them. i had the ball, ialreadyjumped forged the bond between them. i had the ball, i alreadyjumped to say goal

contrasting news, a difficult day for leicester city, while here at wembley, the fans of man city andtimism as the first trophy of the english football league season is decided. more now on those talks theresa may is expected to hold with european council president donald tusk and other key eu figures in egypt later, during a summit between leaders of eu and arab league countries. ros atkins is at the summit in sharm el sheikh. good afternoon. yes, it is a different continent, the same story, brexit has followed the prime minister on herflight brexit has followed the prime minister on her flight from london to hear. we are in sharm el sheikh on the red sea and a vast conference centre. this is the first time the european union and the arab league have held a joint summit but while they have a number of priorities, such as migration and trade and illicit arms trading, brexit is in the background for many of the leaders here, and for prime minister theresa may, very much in the foreground as she walked into the vast conference centre, with hundreds of journalists teaming around, she cam

long before the arch here at wembley, this place was really for finals. tottenham have a lwa ys final seems feasible. tottenham have always said they are in it to win it, and after this game, this 3—0 win over the german league leaders, maybe they are right. wembley may be football's ultimate destination. for spurs, it's the home which isn't home. still, if you're walking, march with belief. there is a suspicion at tottenham that football's almost forgotten them. tonight, hmm. .. they had a statement to make. in a flash, lucas moura for tottenham. . . missed. remember, they're without the injured harry kane and dele alli. borussia dortmund, though, did have one of england's most exciting attackers, the teenage feet of jadon sancho. he left england to seek opportunity in germany and often left spurs getting. and often left spurs guessing. no foul spotted here by the referee. tottenham's goalkeeper had to stay fully alert. goalless, just, at half time.

contrasting use, a difficult day for leicester city, while here at wembley, the fans of man city ands the first trophy of the english football league season is decided.“ first trophy of the english football league season is decided. if nothing else, you have a lovely afternoon to look forward to. enjoy the football. thanks very much. products high in salt and saturated fats are being marketed as healthy by leading supermarkets — according to an investigation by bbc radio 5 live. sainsbury s and tesco have promised to change their labelling and say they are committed to "promoting healthy eating". the royal society for public health says it s time to consider whether a supermarket regulator is needed. my colleague ben brown has been speaking to adrian goldberg from 5 live investigates. we find that in at least three cases, we are talking about sainsbury‘s, tesco and morrisons, goods were on sale in their healthier sections which were either high in salt, in france or in saturated fats, sometimes a combination of those, with products having the red traffic light symbol to suggest they

in 2012 they carried the olympic torch at wembley where, in 2012 he carried the olympic torch at wembleyballing folklore. in a statement today, his family said they could not have been prouder of a man regarded as the greatest keeper to grace the english game. the attributes continued to pour in behind me at stoke city but in truth, fans from every english club are in agreement when it comes to goalkeeping, gordon banks was simply the best. not only between the sixth for england finest hour, and in doing so did something which no other english goalkeeper have achieved by lifting the world cup, four years later by pulling out that remarkable save against pelle, he entered that very rare and elite category a sports person who managed to retrieve something that is truly illogical in the room perhaps of sporting genghis and miracle. it is interesting to consider what he may have achieved had he not separate that cool eye injury in 1972. his passing does make you consider how much has changed, a world cup winning english goalkeeper now would bea winning english goalkeeper now would be a multi

wembley waits, it is the big european night. spurs host dortmund, for the champions league. 0ne englishman travels of the german side. but tonight, tottenham are determined to make this place really feel like home. that could make the difference. a first fight in america for anthonyjoshua — the venue, madison square garden — his opponent, an unbeaten new yorker, known as big baby. and with the cricket world cup and home ashes on the horizon — we'll ask what england can learn from their series defeat in the west indies. also coming up in the programme: a year ago, a clash of heads ended his playing career — now former hull city midfielder ryan mason calls for a ban on young footballers heading the ball: in my head, i'm still a footballer. i still thinking about playing. i still imagine myself out there. hello and welcome to sportsday. good evening — we start at wembley where spurs are beginning their quest for a place in the quarterfinals of the champions league. bundesliga leaders borussia dortmund have made the journey to londo

it all happened in the second half for tottenham at wembley.d, even without injured stars harry kane and dele ali. pele pays tribute to the man he called one of his best friends, the world cup winning england goalkeeper gordon banks. we'll hear from pele later. anthonyjoshua's off to the big apple to take on a man known as the big baby. he'll fightjarell miller at madison square gardens injune. and they're off. horse racing's back after a six—day pause because of equine flu. the authorities think they've contained the virus. and i will have news of the first race ina and i will have news of the first race in a moment. let's take a look through some of today's front pages. it isa it is a bit different? i know what race. . . it is a bit different? i know what race... it is fun. sorry. let's take a look through some of today's front pages. let's do it. the times splashes with its interview with the school girl who went to syria to join so—called islamic state. she now wants to come home and is appealing for the government to help her do so. the gu

season. no sign of leaving wembley this season.s always the orchestrator. sanchez his first goal for totte n ha m. sanchez his first goal for tottenham. leicester started to pose problems but with a lack of bite up front, perhaps the answer was on their own bench. a weaving run from james maddison got the foxes a penalty. time for the heavy artillery but for once jamie vardy passed my aim was off. a mistake was $0011 passed my aim was off. a mistake was soon punished, christian eriksen again to good.jamie soon punished, christian eriksen again to good. jamie vardy did pull one back but son put the result beyond doubt. 20th win of the season, beyond doubt. 20th win of the season, same as beyond doubt. 20th win of the season, same as manchester city and liverpool. manchester city have made the perfect start with sterling and aguero with a double. celtic are through to the quarter finals of the scottish cup after an empathetic 5—0 win over stjohnstone at celtic park. scott sinclair got the scoring under way after just 2mins latching o

manchester city play chelsea in the carabao cup final at wembley shortly.ction, liverpool had the chance to go three points clear at the top of the table, but they could only get a point with a goalless draw against manchester united at old trafford. a red letter day in any football season, this remains a red—hot rivalry that refuses to cool. liverpool chasing the premier league title, yet manchester united determined to have a hand on it some way. but all the plotting and planning counts for little when players just cannot play. three united injuries before half—time live their team and hopes depleted. the game punctuated by substitutions with only this chance to show for it. liverpool were able to take advantage of the misfortune. for the briefest moment, they like to have given united a helping hand, turning into their own net but the goal was ruled out for offside. an occasion that never match the anticipation, united with the final chance in a game where chances were scarce. a goalless draw that sees liverpool return to the top of the premier league, a

today, those who played alongside him at wembley were united in tribute.y greatest. and the recognition came from rivals, too. the german fa describing him as a fierce opponent and a good man. although england fell short at the next world cup, banks was at his peak, most famously against brazil with the save of the century. pele! what a save! quite how he denied pele and a header that seemed destined for the net dumbfounded everyone, not least banks himself. ijust get my hand to it, and it goes in that direction. and honest to god, i thought it was a goal. when i hit the floor, boom, like that, the position now, i turned round and i could see it bounce behind the goal! i couldn't believe it! banks and pele later became close friends. this, the brazilian legend's memory of the legend that forged the bond between them. i had the ball, i already jumped to say "goal", then i looked there and i did "goa..." 0h! today on social media, pele said, "rest in peace, my friend. yes, you were a goalkeeper with magic, but you were also so much more. you were a fine huma

produced a brilliant second—half display to dominate the bundesliga leaders borussia dortmund at wembley the deadlock two minutes after the break with a side—foot volley from jan vertonghen‘s cross. vertonghen who was really impressive slid in on serge aurier‘s delivery to double the lead seven minutes from time and three minutes later substitute fernando llorente headed in christian eriksen‘s corner — with spurs holding on for the clean sheet ahead of the second leg in three weeks' time in the night's other champions league tie, real madrid left it late to beat ajax 2—1 in amsterdam. after karim benzema put real ahead with a stunner, the dutch side had done well to level the game at 1—1, especially after having a goal ruled out by var. but the defending champions continued to press and marco asensio scored the winner in the 87th minute. liverpool managerjurgen klopp has been charged by the fa following comments he made in a post—match interview after the premier league game at west ham last week. klopp's been accused of questioning the integrity of the match referee or implying bias. th

joe lynskey watched the game at wembley.ust need to think back two weeks. when these sides last met, city won 6—0. but with silverware at stake, chelsea were braced for it. city were restricted, and though sergio aguero did find the net, a check with the video replays ruled he had strayed offside. after holding firm, chelsea found the sucker punch themselves, with a best chance of the much missed. frustration for a manager fighting for validation from the blues. maurizio sarri's exasperation would boil over with this in extra time. here, his goalkeeper is refusing to be substituted with penalty kicks looming. the player eventually overruled the manager. that overshadowed chelsea's efforts and left maurizio sarri furious. with a shoot—out to decide it, his mood got no better, watching this happen. this meant raheem sterling could win it for city to stop sealing a trophy that could be the first of four 01’ one season. but this efl cup final will be remembered for one remarkable exchange. city's rivals manchester united did the

wembley waits, it is the big european night. spurs host dortmund, for the champions league.

david ornstein, bbc news, wembley.n that didn't happen, the premier league's big game will be known for the several that did. match of the day and sportscene in scotland follow the news. i'm about to give you the results now. liverpool are back on top of the premier league — but onlyjust — after a disappointing goalless draw against their arch—rivals manchester united. the game was hampered by a series of first half injuries. that result allowed arsenal to leapfrog united into fourth in the table. they beat strugglers southampton 2—0. meanwhile, in the scottish premiership, there were big wins for leaders celtic and second placed rangers. leicester city have sacked their manager claude puel. his final match in charge was yesterday's 4—1 defeat to crystal palace. puel was their third manager since they won the title three years ago. it follows a topsy turvy season with leicester, 12th in the premier league. ireland survived a scare to beat italy in rugby union's six nations championship. they had to fight—back from 16—1

today, those who played alongside him at wembley were united in tribute.anks as one of the very greatest. and the recognition came from rivals, too, the german fa describing him as a fierce opponent and a good man. although england fell short at the next world cup, banks was at his peak, most famously against brazil with the save of the century. pele! what a save! quite how he denied pele and a header that seemed destined for the net dumbfounded everyone, not least banks himself. ijust get my hand to it, and it goes in that direction. honest to god, i thought it was a goal. when i hit the floor like that, the position now, i turned round and i could see it bounce behind the goal! i couldn't believe it! banks and pele later became close friends. this is the brazilian legend's memory of the legend that forged the bond between them. i had the ball, ialreadyjumped to say "goal", then i looked there and i did "goa..." 0h! today on social media, pele said, "rest in peace, my friend. yes, you were a goalkeeper with magic, but you were also so much more. you were

to ta ke he and his team it's come to wembley to take on tottenham in the last 16 lead.one day international against england for comments made in exchange with joe england for comments made in exchange withjoe root in the final test. there has been a big shock in the welsh open, masters champion, judd trump has been knocked out by the world number 72, dwaynejones. more on those at 530. a man has been found guilty of killing and mugging a 100—year—old woman in derby. artur waszkiewicz stole sofija kaczan's handbag last may and severely injured her in the process. she died from pneumonia days later which was brought on by those injuries. sima kotecha reports from derby crown court. she survived the horrors of the nazi prison camps and chose to make her home in derby. 100—year—old sofija kaczan possibly has life was cruelly ended by a senseless attack. the man responsible, artur waszkiewicz, a heroin addict who was desperate for cash so he could get his next drug fix. today a jury convicted him of robbing and killing her. it was late may, just before nine o'clock in the mor

one wonders what frank lampard will have made of events at wembley as he continues to build his reputation as a manager with championship derby county. and his stock will rise considerably if they qualify for the play offs. nottingham forest are their next big test, which comes away from home tonight. colin hazelden is at the city ground as lampard and derby go for the thee points that would lift them into those all important play off places. local derby matches can weighted down with history, but none more so than this one between nottingham forest and derby county. thanked by the fact that their best years are in the past, and in both cases, given to them by that man brian clough. you have got two managers trying to motivate a new group of players to embrace all of that. frank lampard will do it by tapping into his recent playing experience. he knows what it means to be part of a much of this intensity. as for the new man in charge at the city ground, martin o'neill, he was a big pa rt ground, martin o'neill, he was a big part of those glory days. it isn't just another game. this is a de

they beat borussia dortmund 3—0 at wembley stadium with the return leg in germany in three weeks timem who turned

continue to keep the pressure on the leaders city and liverpool, after they beat leicester 3—1 at wembleyricio pochettino's side remain five points off top spot after their 4th league win in a row. davinson sanchez opened the scoring with goals later from christian erikson and son heung—min. jamie vardy missed a penalty when his side were only 1—0 down, but did score later in the game. amazing, massively, for us. we were pushing a lot. and of course, so happy, three more points. a very good position. it was good. we suffered some issues, like dele alli. massive help, to have back son. christiano ronaldo scored his 20th goal forjuventus as they won 3—0 at sassuola in serie a. the italian champions, who are still unbeaten, opened the scoring in the 23rd minute thanks to sami khedira minute poking the ball home. then came cristiano ronaldo's moment, heading in from a corner in the 70th minute. before emre can wrapped up victory with five minutes to go. the win takesjuventus 11 points clear of napoli in second. four more positive tests for the highly contagious equine flu which has brought ra

from wembley stadium, here's david ornstein.o weeks ago to the very day that manchester city thrashed city 6-0 that manchester city thrashed city 6—0 in the leg and came into the match as they favourites. they have been beating allcomers, really. the main bulk of the match was not much to write home about. a couple of chances are for both sides, a fairly even chances are for both sides, a fairly eve n co ntest chances are for both sides, a fairly even contest with manchester city marginally better. an extraordinary incident between the coach and his goalkeeper kepa arriza balaga. incident between the coach and his goalkeeper kepa arrizabalaga. sarri wa nted goalkeeper kepa arrizabalaga. sarri wanted to bring on the former manchester city goalkeeper ca ballero, manchester city goalkeeper caballero, a penalty kick expert. kepa arrizabalaga caballero, a penalty kick expert. kepa arriza balaga reactor, caballero, a penalty kick expert. kepa arrizabalaga reactor, storming down the tunnel before coming back at full time. the pair woul

on of these achievements for stoke and ringland, in 2012, he carried the olympic torch at wembley stadiumarlier, he conjured such wizardry as a player. in a statement today, his family said they could not have been more proud of him. for many, the greatest keeper english football has ever seen. england have won the third and final test of their series against west indies by 232 runs in saint lucia to gain a measure of consolation having already lost the series. after being set a target of a85 to win, james anderson and moeen ali both picked up three wickets as the hosts despite roston chase's unbeaten century were bowled out for 252 with ben stokes taking the final wicket. perhaps the biggest talking point to come out of the game was the incident involving west indies bowler shannon gabriel and his clash with england captain joe root on day three. gabriel has been charged with a breach of the icc code of conduct after root had been seen responding to a comment from the fast bowler by saying: "don't use it as an insult. "there's nothing wrong with being gay." the charge, which was handed d

the blues beat the iii—time winners arsenal 3—1 in front of a competition—record crowd at wembley lasta look at some of the other fifth round fixtures, bearing in mind some of the fourth—round games are still to be played. women's super league leaders manchester city have been drawn against second tier tottenham hotspur, while manchester united — who are playing in the competition for the first time since they reformed — will host fellow fa women's championship side london bees. the sports minister mims davies is to have an "urgent" meeting with football leaders to try to tackle racism and discrimination in the sport. the fa, premier league, football league, players‘ representatives and anti—discrimination groups such as stonewall and kick it out will be invited to the meeting. it follows incidents of alleged racism and abuse in football in recent months. rugby union fans have enjoyed a weekend of top—class competition with the six nations under way. but at club level in england, there's currently another clash taking place. this one is not on the pitch but among the boardrooms of prem

it follows the extraordinary scenes in the league cup final at wembley when kepa arrizibalaga refusedfessional goalkeeper david preece thinks about the incident. what happened could have gone either way, it it could have been a tactical substitution or one that was taken because of the injury and the cramp to kepa. the second insta nce the cramp to kepa. the second instance of the injury, it is a collective responsibility with the medical staff and the manager and the player but ultimately if it is not a tactical substitution and is solely down to the worry about the injury hindering him in the penalty shoot out, the final decision comes with the player and if it isn't a head knock which you have to take the responsibility out of the players hands, but if it isn't and he feels he can get on with the game and still be at his best for the penalty shoot out, i have to stick with the keeper. but nobody comes out of this looking good, simply because of the dramatics of it all. it isa because of the dramatics of it all. it is a club which is waiting to be sold and in that leaves a lot of in

they beat borussia dortmund 3—0 at wembley stadium with the return leg in germany in three weeks timehing was the bbc‘s ian dennis. a dream scenario for tottenham who turned this game around with a transformed second—half display. no penetration in the first 45 minutes, they played with a real purpose and we re they played with a real purpose and were buoyed by an early goal in the second half. they slotted them ahead after 47 minutes. then two goals in the space for matt hermann is late on added the gloss. vertonghen lashed in a second. all a glancing header left dortmund shredded. a massive performance. for me, it is only the first half of the tide. i think, of course, 3—0 is a very good result. when you have from us a team like borussia dortmund, always you need to respect. and, of course, we need to respect. and, of course, we need to respect. and, of course, we need to think with the idea to win. in the night's other game in amsterdam, real madrid won 2—1 at ajax in a game where var made it's debut in the champions league. it was 0—0 when ajax had a goal ruled out for off—side by

while the idea of leaving wembley seems to be fading this season, hopes of being a major part of the of spurs supporters. now lester may not be enjoying their best season, but they know how to play to their strengths. harry mcguire's had her tipped over the bar. concern for tottenham, mcguire's had her tipped over the bar. concern fortottenham, it didn't last long. erickson, as a lwa ys didn't last long. erickson, as always the ark is straighter, sanchez for the first time in a totte n ha m sanchez for the first time in a tottenham shirt, the finisher. in the second half, lester started to pose some questions of their own. but with a lack of bite upfront, perhaps the answer was on their own bench. a weaving run from james madison brought the fox is a penalty, tying for the heavy artillery. jamie vardy off the bench, the spot kick his first act of the game. but for once, his aim was off. a mistake from lester that was off. a mistake from lester that was sin punished, erickson again just too good. vardy did make amends to pull one back, but some young men put the results beyond any dou

i played him in two fa cup finals at wembley and lost on both occasions, so i knew how the loser felt over and tried to lift him as best i could. although england fell short at the next world cup in 1970 banks was at his peak, famously against brazil, in what is being described as the save of the century. how he denied pele has dumbfounded everybody. not least the striker himself. not least the striker himselfli not least the striker himself. i had the ball. i jumped not least the striker himself. i had the ball. ijumped towards the goal to go... goal! 0h! and then i looked. chuckles his brilliance helped stoke city win the league cup in 1972, their first major trophy, but later that year a car crash cost him his sight in one eye and with it surely his career. amid emotional scenes he retired and amazingly a few years later in the us he made a comeback. as it worked out the good eye started to pick up the ball very clearly, much clearer, and i was able to react much quicker. i started to make saves again. the manager played me in one or two friendly matches, and after a couple of year

he has been talking about the decision to scrap the fight at wembley and move it to america also, he has been explaining, but he has also been apologizing. >> the common state of the division was the undisputed championship of the world. myself and dante wilder, the active current heavy weight champions of the world and we was looking to get that fight on april 13th, but things happen boxing politics. i'm sure you guys are aware. we had to branch out and look for other options, and jarrell miller came up >> as you just heard from adam, june 3rd is the night to watch try to get a ticket over at madison square garden. i just want to take a quick look at u.s. futures before i happened you over to our colleague stateside. we are looking at a negative start to trade over there. remember, this is all on the back of yesterday's very weak data on the retail side out of the u.s. well, that is it for today's show i'm juliana at that timelebaum, and worldwide exchange is coming up next. 300 miles an hour, that's where i feel normal. having an annuity tells me my retirement is protected. learn m

the kind of faded away but one thing's for sure when kluck makes up with brian again memories of wembley they've definitely got to be creeping into. nasa the question is ok what do you think your dream glass was your god what do you begin to do not owe you money out of iowa. oh it's a very good quarter and who thing's going to win tonight. we hope by o. the first fifteen minutes they all replied yeah if the first fifteen minutes we hold. no no get their way everything is possible last place in this legal opinion the what i think is better than family i mean definitely yeah. i'm so excited and now being young. honestly it was one of my the wrong things not the right and i'm not even a live look. outside feel right now for the game want to talk to somebody who's got a little bit more experience than i'm a live for super cuts we also live in germany so he knows a little bit about both where was he we just can't help. but fall in the cliche that you think people leave born in the place you know only thing from the day they're born only think about the football team their lives the football t

after the drama of the game at wembley on sunday this was a chance for maurizio sarri to explain thewith kepa, his goalkeeper of course refusing to leave the pitch when called upon. he refused to give ground for the today at their training ground maurizio sarri put a brave face on matters and talked about the misunderstanding that had happened and of course the fine that kepa never see he was helping to draw a line under the affair. he said sorry to the technical staff but that was not enough. and then he said sorry to his team—mates and club. he made a big mistake, we need to be tolerant, we don't want to kill him. there are some consequences, if the consequence is to play then he has to be ready to play, if the consequence is the bench, he has to be ready to go to the bench. the incident with kepa overshadowed what had been a good performance by chelsea in the league cup final. he was trying to draw positives from this and look forward to the game against tottenham in the premier league on wednesday night for the it is perhaps again that he dare not lose rumours about whether his l

and son is the one — spurs leave it late at wembley, but they're up to second in the premier league after newcastle. it was the biggest game of the weekend — defending champions hosting england in the six nations, both sides looking to get their grand slam campaigns off to the best possible start. and after all the hype, it didn't disappoint — england coming out on top in a hard fought battle in dublin...though the scoreline would suggest it was an easy win for england...32—13. that are just three minutes remaining. it is the opening weekend of one of the most eagerly anticiapated six nations for years, particularly with it being a world cup year. after wales's stunning victory over france yesterday, the other nations are in action today. defending champions, ireland are hosting england in dublin. england came flying out of the traps, jonny may going over the irish came roaring back though with cian healy powering his way through to give ireland the lead. but a mistake from jacob stockdale let in elliott daly to score. and an owen farrell penalty gave england a 17—10 lead at half time. bu

moved off the battlefields and onto the soup of pits in one nine hundred sixty six world cup final at wembley with the same is goal no goal hold on a sec. to the light in the house so it's probably pretty safe to say that the germans don't really like the english after that incident but i think that it's more like a chill dislike why because surely he's just been way better than england illuminated for a major tournaments all throughout the last i don't know fifty years thank you seventy nine thousand nine hundred ninety nine to two thousand and ten and because you wondering why is there even a rivalry at all place very soon no not so chill england probably has a geron a little bit more i mean repeated penalty shot losses will take their toll on you after a while though you think i mean gary lineker even coined one of those famous footballing phrases football's a simple game twenty two manchester well over ninety minutes and at the end the germans always. and the media they really haven't helped the situation at all they make cover after cover after cover that just really put fuel in the fire

goes on after the club confirmed the north london derby with arsenal on march 2nd will take place at wembley from back in september. aleksander cheferin has been re—elected as uefa president after running unopposed. he'll now serve a further four year term. meanwhile fa chairman greg clarke has been elected as a fifa vice president also for the next four years. it's a position that's reserved for a british representative. sheffield united player sophiejones has been charged by the football association, over allegations she racially abused tottenham's renee hector during a match on the 6th january. she has until next friday to respond. and mark allen could land a big fine after conceding his second round match mid frame at the world grand prix. the northern irishman was trailing ali carter by three frames to one in cheltenham and after he missed this yellow early on in the fifth frame, frustration got the better of him. it's against snooker rules to forfeit a frame whilst it's still mathematically possible to win. mark allen losing his cool there. england's cricketers set off on a tour of ind

particularly kind of faded away but one thing's for sure when kluck meets up with brian again memories of wembley they've definitely got to be creeping into. the masters the question is ok what do you think of your dreams blog post your god what do you think going to get are all of you only out alive. oh it's a good quarterback and who thing's going to win tonight. we hope by o. the first fifteen minutes yeah all right but yeah if the first fifteen minutes we hold. no no we get the away everything is possible last question this legal opinion the what you think is better family i mean definitely yeah. i'm so excited i've never yelled. honestly it was one of my feelings i'm not the guy and i'm not even a live look. at it right here on. the outside right now but before the game we're going to talk to somebody who's got a little bit more experience than i was a live one super fan but he also lives in germany so he knows a little bit about both worlds was he was kind of down. the hall a little he's having people leave newborn in the you know only thing from the day they're born all i think about is th

particularly the kind of faded away but one thing's for sure one club needs help with the gun memories of wembley they've definitely got to be creeping into. next year the question it's ok what do you think i'm very glad it was your god what do you think the media mark foley hourly are like oh ok it's a very good quarterback and who thinks going to win tonight. we hope by only the first fifteen minutes at all replied yeah if the first fifteen minutes we hold good no no you get the way everything is possible last question when you say go or premier league what you think is better than premier league i mean definitely yeah . i'm so excited i've never looked on the sleeve was one of my blood banks not the guy and i'm not even a live look at. me thank you very much but play outside and field right now where. for that you want to talk to somebody who is that little bit more experienced than i was a little while superfan but he also lived in germany so he knows a little bit about both worlds was he was going to help. look for little clues i think the police boarding the plane you know only thing from t

i played him in two fa cup finals at wembley and lost on both occasions so i knew how the loser feltt world cup in 1970 banks was at his peak, famously against brazil, in what is being described as the save of the century. how he denied pele has dome founded everybody.” jumped and then i looked! his brilliance helped stoke city win the league cup in 1972, theirfirst major trophy, but later that year a car crash cost him his sight in one eye and with it surely his career. amid emotional scenes he retired and amazingly a few years later in the us he made a comeback. as it worked out the good eyes started to pick up the ball very clearly, much clearer, andi the ball very clearly, much clearer, and i was able to react much quicker. i started to make saves again. the manager played me in one or two friendly matches and after a couple of years i was being asked to go out to america. although he retired in 1978 his fame and popularity proved in during, his achievements at stoke and his incredible feat with england. he carried the olympic torch at wembley stadium where decades earlier he had

tottenham are taking on borussia dortmund in the first leg of their last 16 tie at wembley.cas moura has gone close. spurs are still without the injured harry kane and delle alli against the bundesliga leaders. mauricio potchetino has left kiren trippier on the bench, starting serge aurier instead. a lot of focus tonight on dortmund's 18—year—old wingerjadon sancho, now an england international after leaving manchester city in the summer. 0—0 in that one. as it is in holland between ajax and the holders real madrid. around 15 minutes played in both of those games. manchester united and paris st—germain have been charged by uefa following their match at old trafford last night. former united forward angel di maria had a bottle thrown towards him during the second half. psg have been charged with the setting off of fireworks, throwing of objects, acts of damages and crowd disturbance. united have been charged with the throwing of objects by fans and blocking of stairways. liverpool managerjurgen klopp has been charged by the fa following comments he made in a post—match interv

it means the 200a finalists are now one win away from a semifinal spot at wembley.

heroes, after they beat borussia dortmund 3—0 in the first leg of their champions league match at wembleyenham thrived. among their many challenges is doing without the goals of the injured england captain harry kane. it requires the likes of lucas moura to improvise. but in nature, yellow and black is a warning. borussia dortmund lead the german league, and it took hugo lloris to prevent the tie. in his fingertips tottenham's grip grew stronger. minutes into the second half jan vertonghen picked out their favourite son, heung—min son, making the brilliant routine. vertonghen by trade is a grisly centre—back who had undergone some transformation. here he was upfront making it 2—0, that is why nickname is superjan. christian eriksen added another with the substitute fernando llorente. three. spurs supporters dream not of getting to wembley but of leaving for their new ground which is now several months late. their team it seems are moving far faster. let's have a look at some of this morning's back pages. the daily mail concentrating on the problems at chelsea. the daily telegraph focuses

in the champions' league quarter—finals with a scintillating 3—0 win against borussia dortmund at wembleyn mandela, a free man, taking his first steps into a new south africa. iran's spiritual leader ayatollah khomeini has said he's passed a death sentence on salman rushdie, the british author of a book which many muslims say is blasphemous. the people of haiti have flocked to church to give thanks for the ousting of their former president, 'baby doc' duvalier. because of his considerable value as a stallion, shergar was kept in a special secure box in the stud farm's central block. shergar was driven away in a horse box the thieves had brought with them. there stepped down from the plane a figure in mourning. elizabeth ii, queen of this realm and of all her other realms and territories, head of the commonwealth, defender of the faith. you're watching the briefing. 0ur headlines: a schoolgirl from london, who travelled to syria to join the islamic state group, says she now wants to return to the uk because she's pregnant. theresa may is facing another key vote in westminster — it's the la