for their manager, it was getting hard to watch. and with ten minutes left, it was even harder. liverpool find a way! arsenal s jakub kiwior heading it into his own net, had liverpool pinched it? deep into stoppage time, they definitely had. it s luis diaz and he sealed it. luis diaz sealing victory in style. liverpool through, while arsenal will be wondering quite how this one got away. andy swiss, bbc news. the gunners paying the price for all of those chances that went by the way. so arsenal paid the price for missing a host of opportunities. liverpool hanging on and stealing it late on. they will be in monday s fourth round draw. we had one objective ofjust winning. getting into the half of the next round, we have done that. we dug deep. we had chances. we changed things around at halftime, internally, and we came out and played football, increase our chances. the changes that we did make and change in system. it made an impact for us. i am really happy and really proud t
the secretary of state is now in qatar for talks with the emir. meanwhile, at a cabinet meeting, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu pledged to continue the war in gaza until all of their goals are achieved. translation: we are not stopping until victory. the war must not be stopped until we achieve all of its goals. the elimination of hamas, the return of all of our hostages and ensuring gaza no longer poses a threat to israel. i say this to both our enemies and friends, this is our responsibility and this is our commitment. every other consideration must be set aside and we will continue until total victory. i asked our correspondent injerusalem, wyre davies, to put mr netanyahu s comments into context. yes, interesting points in the statement by benjamin netanyahu, a message to enemies and friends, a clear message to the americans and european governments who would like israel to show more restraint in its bombing campaign in gaza and to even call for a ceasefire but
arsenal s domination matched only by their frustration. for their manager, it was getting hard to watch. and with ten minutes left, it was even harder. liverpool find a way! had liverpool pinched it after that own goal? deep into stoppage time, they definitely had. luis diaz sealing victory in style. liverpool through, while arsenal will be wondering quite how this one got away. andy swiss, bbc news. the gunners really paying the price for all those chances that went by the way. liverpool hanging on, stealing it late on. they will be in monday s fourth round draw. objective just to get into the half of the next round. we ve got the two league goals. we had chances. we change things around or have time. internally, and we came out to play football. took our chances. the changes that we did make and the change in the system and really made an impact for us. i am really happy and really proud that we could win this game, which obviously of course arsenal could have won it as we
they thought it was all over. ..it isn t now. two years ago a proposed european super league prompted fury from the fans and it soon collapsed. but uefa and fifa s threats to ban clubsjoining a breakaway was today ruled to be illegal and then i was, a knew super league was being touted. this proposed format will guarantee openness. involving 64 men s teams and 32 women s teams. it is one competition for all clubs, all players and all fans. those behind the revamp said the ruling was a landmark moment. and it paves the way for the creation of a new, more exciting competition at european level in which clubs can determine their own future. the strongest message today goes out to the fans. football is free. uefa, though, which runs the champions league won by manchester city last season, said they d withstand any rival tournament. football is not for sale. we can show that many times we did, altogether, all the football stakeholders and all the european society and nothing, abso
they thought it was all over. ..it isn t now. two years ago a proposed european super league prompted fury from the fans and it soon collapsed. but uefa and fifa s threats to ban clubsjoining a breakaway was today ruled to be illegal and within hours, a new super league was being touted. this proposed format will guarantee openness. involving 64 men s teams and 32 women s teams. it is one competition for all clubs, all players and all fans. those behind the revamp said the ruling was a landmark moment. and it paves the way for the creation of a new, more exciting competition at european level in which clubs can determine their own future. the strongest message today goes out to the fans. football is free. uefa, though, which runs the champions league, won by manchester city last season, said they d withstand any rival tournament. football is not for sale. we can show that many times we did, altogether, all the football stakeholders and all the european society and nothing,