it may be almost routine for atletico madrid, but for leicester city it certainly isn't. atletico want to be the best team in europe, notjust the second best side in madrid. four minutes, first warning for leicester. commentator: back off the post for koke. the home side star is antoine griezmann, heading off like grease lightning. albrighton‘s challenge was cynical, sure, but timed to happen outside the penalty area. well, no, said the ref, the way i saw it — penalty. commentator: a huge moment. kasper schmeichel has saved leicester from these before, not this time —1—0. commentator: and griezmann scores. second—half, now mahrez dashing forward for leicester. that was in the penalty area, undoubtedly. yeah, but it was not a penalty, said the referee. fernando torres is a striker famous in spain and in england and here, embarrassed, in any language. leicester had to resist, persist, concentrate, they did. parts of this trip have been disturbing, but the 1—0 final score means the tie is still open for the second leg in leicester. joe wilson, bbc news, madrid. newsnight is coming up on bbc two, here's evan. the education secretary is using the school easter holiday to make a big speech about education in england tomorrow. we'll ask if she's got a strategy orjust a few sketchy ideas. and, are we reading too much into the united airlines saga? join me now on bbc two. here, on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. have a good night. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh ferris. the headlines tonight. leicester pay the penalty in madrid... beaten by atletico and a controversial spot kick in their champions league quarter final first leg. borussia dortmund lose their rescheduled first leg to monaco and the german club's coach says the team were ‘completely ignored' as the decision to postpone the match 2a hours was made... and we find out what awaits fernando alonso at the indy 500 as he agrees to race in the states instead of the monaco grand prix. hello again. leicester will have to confound expectations once again if they're to continue their incredible journey to the champoins league semi finals. they'll take a one goal deficit into the second leg of their last 8 tie against atletico madrid after losing in spain tonight. patrick gearey reports. leicester city long ago passed through the looking glass to a world where predictions, expectations lose meaning. still, surely not? not where atletico madrid are so dependent. that was the warning. you do not get many against athletic madrid. it was a question of location, the referee for the foul was inside the box, penalty. he finished what he started, his 24th at politico goal of the season. —— his 24th atletico madrid school. craig shakespeare's his 24th atletico madrid school. craig sha kespeare's energies his 24th atletico madrid school. craig shakespeare's energies were focused on organisation. it went to plan and atletico madrid rarely got a site of gollum when they did it fell to timers who fell to earth. —— got a site of gold. velasco attacked without urgency perhaps believing that one goal is enough to defend. anyone who knows anything about leicester has given up guessing. do you think you are hard done by tonight with the referee decisions, i know you had your hand ball with the team here, but there were some disturbing scenes in the city centre what is the club is no response of act? i think we were hard done by. it is one of the major decisions in the game, it is a definite foul but outside the box. that is the first is appointment. in terms of the other, of course, i'm aware of it i've not seen anything until the clu b i've not seen anything until the club makes statement i think it is best devised it to the football. craig shakespeare towed into the bbc about the involvement of leicester fa ns about the involvement of leicester fans of further clashes with spanish police in madrid, today. social media videos shot in and around the plaza major. showed injured fans and officers in body armour wielding batons. police said eight leicester fans were arrested for "causing a mess" last night. while the club has lodged an official complaint about the nature of the policing. so while atletico have a one goal lead, so do their madrid neighbours. holders real won the first leg of their quarter final at bayern munich. with their main man reaching a milestone as they did so. maz farookhi was watching. a match between two sites in which are very well. it is the most played fixture in european club football, the spanish fans even have a nickname, the black beast. they were not playing in black snipe but the respect was well justified. not playing in black snipe but the respect was welljustified. there was space in the box, i—o. respect was welljustified. there was space in the box, 1—0. there was an opportunity to double their lead, the refereejudge an opportunity to double their lead, the referee judge in an opportunity to double their lead, the refereejudge in the box it, but this time the bout was the target. somewhat subdued in the first half, real needed magic to spot the night. ronaldo provided it. back on level terms they soon had a man advantage, martinez was sent off for a second bookable offence and the spaniards could take control. bonobo scored the second, his hundredth club goal in europe. —— when notice scored his second. the team in black, where belly on top. bbc news. borussia dortmund coach thomas tuchel says his team felt ‘completely ignored' by the authorities who decided to reschedule their champions league match with monaco to just a day after their team bus was attacked. uefa claimed it consulted both teams, but tuchel insists they were not asked at any point, and were instead told by text message. both squads arrived amid a heavy police presence... and were welcomed by the fans in signal iduna park. on the pitch... the german side were overwhelmed in the first half — kylian mbappe giving monaco the lead within 20 minutes... and an own goal gave them a 2—0 lead at half time. dortmund got one back early in the second half... before mbappe's second put monaco 3—1 up, but shinji kagawa ensured his side are still in this tie with a late goal for dortmund — 3—2 to monaco the final score. fernando alonso will miss the monaco grand prix next month, so he can race in the indianapolis 500.the double world champion has the full support of his formula i team mclaren and engine partner honda who have had a difficult start to the new season. alonso will race in the indy 500 for the honda—powered andretti team and the car will be branded a mclaren. earlier i spoke to the former fi and now indycar driver max chilton and asked for his reaction to alonso‘s move. i'm surprised that there is someone from current formula i wanting to come over but i'm not surprised that it is fernando, i know he's a multiple world champion but he may come in the last year or two saying he wanted to rating in the indy 500 andi he wanted to rating in the indy 500 and i think as we all know he is one of the best fathers on that great and he is not had many major success since the decade. —— one of the best drivers on that great. in certain stack of the indianapolis 500 is as big a think you can do. he is in a car that we all know cannot achieve anything so why not have a go at achieving success any year that he might not be getting success in formula i? might not be getting success in formula 1? he says he fancied the triple crown, winning the indy 500, winning the monaco grand prix, which is missing this year, and of course the third one. for him it is very prestigious. i've been fortunate to race in more than one of them, and i think the indianapolis 500 is the most that race. you cannot go to another place where you have sony people crammed into watch a race with cars going so fast. it is a spectacle that everyone has the wind to motorsport and he is lucky enough to motorsport and he is lucky enough to be from running can't have a chance at winning. apart from the fans, what type of physical and technical challenge will it be and perhaps the difference between that and formula i, we know turning right... i will keep a close eye on your gets out the car because you do not feel dizzy when you are driving, but when you get out the car every time you take two steps to the right because all your body is so loaded up because all your body is so loaded up to the right—hand side that the geforce, going consecutive left that you just want a ride. that will be quite amusing to see him get out the carfor quite amusing to see him get out the car for the first time. do think this will be a teaser or taste of the hymn or maybe other formula i drivers to make that trip over to this state and ride the cars?|j think the racing on indy car on a more pure and hopefully we will attract some drivers who are bored of seeing the same person when day in day out. —— time and time out. to do never take pics a lot of skill and it goes on the five miles, i think it is great for everyone. lions head coach warren gatland will name his squad for the tour of new zealand a week today. there is still speculation around who will be picked as captain, particularly with favourite sam warburton being ruled out for the rest of the domestic season with a knee injury. among those also in contention is the england skipper dylan hartley. he missed out on the last lions tour in 2013 — after being originally selected — because of a ban for verbally abusing a referee. anyone selected i'm sure it is a great honour. i have been previously selected, so yes it is a great honour. but to tour, i'm sure it is a great experience as well. but i am not counting my chickens, i do not want to build myself up for possibly a sit back, in my eyes, i am just taking it as it comes and i'm happy where i am at the moment. if it comes it is a bonus if not i have other things to play for and other things to look forward to. the world track cycling championships are under way in hong kong. great britain have already won a medal on day one, elinor barker picked up a silver in the women's scratch race. she won gold at the rio 0lympics as part of the team pursuit. it looked like she might get her hands on another one... but was pipped on the line by italian rachele barbieri. we will finish with the rarity, we don't usually show you soccer from the second tier in the us. here is a goal that will live long in the memory for you if you watch it and the fans of this team as well. first we have an acrobatic throwing, somewhat unorthodox to his team—mate. and how about this finish? a bicycle tick. giving this tea m finish? a bicycle tick. giving this team one nil win. i do think you will remember the names but the pictures will stay with you, i would imagine. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the daily mirror columnist susie boniface and steve hawkes, deputy political editor at the sun. i'll start again... deputy political editor at the sun. two red tops. good to see you. i will try and read this clearly and enunciates properly. the metro leads with the russians accusation that the uk are threatening the peace in syria to stay in with the americans. the ft focusses on the low 0f russian and american relations, but also run a story about how brexit has effectively frozen british companies out of the eu space sector. the times lead with its own investigation into potentially illegal images on facebook and features at picture of rex tillerson who has been in max go. the telegraph leads with a warning from scotla nd telegraph leads with a warning from scotland yard over as sharp increase in gun and knife crime, pointing to a reduction in resources as a reason. the guardian also leaves with this. the i goes with the tax on students, which hits graduates with a steep rise in interest rates, up to 6.1% from september. and the mirror leads with the ramifications of the attack on the permissive dortmund team boss saying that security has been tightened backin that security has been tightened back in england. the express features a story about migrant workers saying that official figures reveal a 19 people working in the uk migrants. 0k, we will start with the times, to ignores us call forfresh start and backs asset, no surprise. not really. putin and trump have fallen out and have retreated to opposite sides of the playground. laughter luckily we have some ownership of rex tillerson and his russian counterpart who appear to be grown—ups and talking in the way that you expect credits to talk tillerson says that this is the not the way nuclear superpowers would behave. let's leave their children to one side and let's mean you have a chat about this. it is reassuring, frankly, considering you have someone frankly, considering you have someone in donald trump who appears to behave in a different way depending on whether or not he was allowed as can touristy.