as moeen ali retires from test cricket, he talks about the challenges ahead for his team mates heading to australia for the ashes. welcome along to sportsday. we will have all the news shortly from old trafford where mentors are united are hosting via rial in the champions league and of course defending champions chelsea are in italy tonight taking on juventus. that comes along shortly but there are six other games tonight and i wonder whether any of them will be the story from last night. real madrid, the is time winners, were stunned 2 1 by sheriff tiraspol. it s the moldovans first season in the champions league, and their entire squad s worth would just about cover the annual salary of one madrid player. luxembourg international sebastien thill scored the winner in the last minute to complete the fairy tale. austin halewood s with me, and it was quite a night, wasn t it? it certainly was, sarah. it was a result that really did send shockwaves around european football. fo
many people s underdogs started the game brighter and they went ahead through scott mctominay, finishing from close range early on. they might have added to that lead, but instead it was liverpool who turned it around before the break. goals from alexis mcallister, a deflected strike and mo salah made it two one to liverpool at half time and it stayed that way until the final minutes of the 90 when anthony squeezed in an equaliser for united. so in two extra time we were just getting started. harvey elliott made it three two to liverpool, another deflected strike. marcus rashford brought united back into it three, three. and we were waiting for penalties when with almost a final attack of the match, united attacked and amad diallo squeezed in the winner 4 3. he was actually sent off in the celebrations. but that was a footnote, really, as united s hopes of silverware this season live on they face coventry city of the championship next in the semifinal. but after what happened
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in gaza continues to hold up. we ll have the latest on when more people could be freed as well as the future of the temporary truce in the war. meanwhile, back here at home president biden is hitting the road today to champion his administration s achievements, part of a broader push to change voters feelings about the state of the economy. and also ahead, this could be the final week in congress for embattled republican george santos. we ll go through the latest action to remove the rookie lawmaker from new york. good morning and welcome to way too early on this wednesday, november 29th. i m jonathan lemire. thanks for starting your day with us. and we ll begin this morning with the prospect of more hostages being freed today from the gaza strip. it comes after ten israelis and two thai nationals were brought back into israeli territory yesterday. in return israel released 30 palestinian prisoners. the exchange with hamas happened after both parties agreed on monday to