he commented —— dominated. albeit some scrappy snooker, to steal it. at the end of the session, it raced into a 13— 11 lead. the champion emerged from the break and picked up where he left off, profiting from huygens‘ errors to take another frame that anyone can make mistakes. even selby. that he did. he was two behind. mark selby soared again, picking up the next two frames to move within two victory. the four—time champion was far from done but he won three frames to fall back contention. selby‘s back was against the wall. he responded to pressure and moved within a frame. this time, no mistake and the man he called the jester from leicester, no mistake and the man he called the jesterfrom leicester, kicked his nerve to win his third world championship. he has also been world number one for two years. just a fantastic feeling. when i got the chance of the yen at 17— just a fantastic feeling. when i got the chance of the yen at i7— 15, i thought to myself, if i get a chance, to try extra hard on every single shot. there was no way in the world, i told myself at the end, but put myself into it. i know you said that you would be happy with one or two but now it is three. you seem quite blase when you get your hands on the trophy? it's quite unbelievable. to win it once against ronnie, i was more than happy with that if it was only one time. to win two times and then three back—to—back, i still can‘t believe it. you playing for your place in history now? jonny said he can go on and and wind seven world titles, can you do that. even if they did it in the next four years. it is going to be difficult. the standard is harder than ever. every time we play, there are no easy games. this tournament, mentally, really, really tough. to do that another four times will be quite difficult but why am still enjoying it, while i‘m still competing, you never know. liverpool moved a step closer to securing a place in the champions league next season thanks to a moment of brilliance from emre can — his overhead kick securing victory against watford. the midfielder acrobatically turned in lucas leiva‘s cross to score the only goal of the game. much to the delight of his manager. having seen top four rivals manchester city, manchester united and arsenal all drop points over the weekend, jurgen klopp‘s side remain third in the table and on course to qualify automatically for european football‘s top club competition. of course we didn‘t imagine we could score a bicycle kick but the space and the run, like we did on the training pitch last week. emre can doing something like this, really nice. it‘s a wonderful, wonderful result for us. on tuesday atletico madrid go head—to—head with rivals real in this seasons champions league. simoeone versus zidane, the third time in four years the two sides have faced each other in the competition. and while each of those previous meetings has come in the final, this time it‘s in the semis they meet, to decide who reaches this years showpiece in cardiff. real have home advantage at the santiago bernabeuu, which is where conor mcnamara reports. well, the atletico madrid players arejust going well, the atletico madrid players are just going through their final training session behind me ahead of this marched anticipated champions league semi—finalfirst this marched anticipated champions league semi—final first leg. unlike the final between these two year ago or indeed the final two years previous to that, this is a champions league encounter between these two madrid rivals that is taking place in their hometown. there is a great atmosphere around madrid getting ready for this one. level with points with barcelona, he is chasing a double of the league and the european cup. you have got to go back to the 19505 for the last time that real madrid managed to win both of those prizes in the same season. both of those prizes in the same 5ea5on. atletico madrid will go in with a few injury problems and they also have the psychological damage of having lost the recent finals against any neighbours but ultimately, this is a semi—final that could come down to the performances of the respective number sevens. vi5teon rivaldo and at lydia ko madrid‘5 antoine griezmann. —— atletico madrid —— cristiano ronaldo. there was an epic fight at wembley last friday. the british fighter told natalie perks he is slowly getting used to his international status. people are going to be watching. i thought, status. people are going to be watching. ithought, ok, cool, i have done my learning now. people 5aying, oh, he is still learning, he i5a 5aying, oh, he is still learning, he is a relative novice. i have to get back to where my weakne55e5 is a relative novice. i have to get back to where my weaknesses are and improve them. that's what you said, isn‘t it? i‘m not perfect. you keep learning. if you are not as good as the best, don‘t even talk. you can‘t even be mentioned in the same breath a5 even be mentioned in the same breath as these guys. what i‘m saying is, i may not be these guys but where i am i5 may not be these guys but where i am is good enough for me. iju5t want to let people know that i may not be perfect, i may not be the tyson or the ali. have you taken a second to understand the magnitude of where you are today? he had gone from being an local 5tar you are today? he had gone from being an local star to a global 5tar. being an local star to a global star. really? i'm going that -- back home to the same house, the same family. nothing changes. the imac and where i am ba5ed, family. nothing changes. the imac and where i am based, the ground i am on doesn‘t change. —— where i am at. who do you want to see win this year‘5 bbc women‘s footballer of the year award? all this week on sport today we are profiling the five nominees, and of the five, no—one has scored more goals than norway‘s ada hegerberg. she found the net 5a time5 last season, and won the champions league with lyon. here‘s her story. people should vote for me because that would be the first time i have had that would be the first time i have ha d su cce55 that would be the first time i have had success outside of the ski country. reflecting on what has taken her to the top. one of five nominee5 reflecting on what has taken her to the top. one of five nominees for bbc‘s women‘s footballer of the year. for information on how you can vote and the other nominees, head over to our website. all the details on how to vote and a full list of all the nominees. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that‘s bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello and good morning. we just had the warmest day of the year in northern ireland. 20 degrees in county tyrone. a lovely day in the sunshine. we also had some similar temperatures in the south—west of scotland. again, nice and warm with some 5un5hine. the best of the weather over the week ahead will probably be acro55 we5tern scotland and northern ireland. we have more cloud coming into eastern scotland, north—east england, quite low cloud and these are the temperatures by the time we get to early tuesday. seven or eight degrees typically. a little bit of mist and fog towards the south—west after that rain on monday. the showers that we had, some lively, have headed southwards into the near continent and high pressure will come to dominate eventually, but this weather front here could 5poil things a bit, coming in off the 5outhern north sea. we‘ll see some 5howers. a mi5hmash in the morning with sunshine and areas of cloud. but more cloud and perhaps few showers coming in off the north sea into more central and 5outhern parts of england. for much of the day, the south—west is likely to be dry as well as wale5, nice and warm in the sunshine, but feeling cooler under this cloud, especially as the wind picks up. showers will be light, but there could be a few heavy one5 in south—east later on. showers as far north of northumberland, to the west it is likely to be dry. and temperatures not quite as high acro55 northern ireland and scotland as they were on monday but 18 degrees is quite likely. cool for eastern scotland under the cloud, though that should break up for a while. showers through the evening head in to wales and the south—west and they fade away and then we see, after a brief respite, some more showers coming in again from the southern north sea. a lot of cloud for england and wales, perhaps further north for scotland and northern ireland, but again on the chilly side in the highlands. as we head into wednesday, the5e showers and cloud thickening, mainly from the humber southwards into south—east of england, further west into england and wales, there will be some 5un5hine at times but the 5unnie5t weather developing after a bit of a cloudier start for scotland and northern ireland and again we will find temperatures here in the west into the high teen5. another lovely day to come. not the sort of weather for dipping your toes in the north sea, perhaps, where the temperature will be eight or nine degrees. starting to warm up at this time of year. tho5e temperatures are significant because the wind is coming in off the north sea. this high—pre55ure that‘s dominating our weather, fairly typical weather pattern for this time of year but means strong winds later on in the week. a lot of dry weather through the rest of the week. there will be 5un5hine around as well but it is always going to be cooler in the east, near the east coast in particular. more sunshine and higher temperatures further west. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: after weeks of threats, president trump now says he would be honoured to meet and have talks with north korea‘s leader, under the right circumstances. if the conditions are clear, if the circumstances present them5elve5, we would be prepared 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