there and welcome along to the programme where we start with a cracking match at old trafford. one of the favourites for the trophy, manchester united, appeared to be cruising towards the semifinals but two late goals saw the span side snatch a draw and leave the tide delicately poised. john murray was watching. fix, delicately poised. john murray was watching. delicately poised. john murray was watching. a damaging note for manchester was watching. a damaging note for manchester united - was watching. a damaging note for manchester united in - was watching. a damaging note for manchester united in so - for manchester united in so many ways, certainly have a needed two own goals and eight minutes late in the match and so crazily frittered away a strong position in the thai. that had been given to them by two well ta ken that had been given to them by two well taken goals. eric lamella may have been red carded but va are decided not. anthony shot against a crossbar but the
to score the third goal. i think yeah, in the last ten minutes everything looked like it was against us. as i said, sometimes you have those nights. away from old trafford, were three other quarter finals taking place on thursday evening. juventus have the advantage in their tie against sporting lisbon federico gatty with the only goal in their match. elsewhere feyenoord beat roma by the same scoreline, whilst bayer leverkusen drew 1 1 with union saint gilloise of belgium. and in the europa conference league, fiorentina are all but through to the semi finals, after they thrashed lech poznan 4 1. anderlecht beat az alkmaar whilst there were draws at basel and gent. in germany bayern munich have dropped sadio mane after reports he d punched his teammate leroy sane at the end of their champions league defeat to manchester city. mane won t play against hoffenheim on saturday after the incident, which reports in germany say led to the two players needing to be separated by tea
with a cracking match at old trafford as the europa league quarter finals got underway. one of the favourites for the trophy, manchester united appeared to be cruising towards the semi finals, leading sevilla 2 0 in therfirst leg. but two late goals saw the spanish side snatch a draw and leave the tie delicately poised. our reporterjohn murray was watching. a damaging night for manchester united in so many ways. certainly in how they conceded to our goals in eight minutes late in the match. and so crazily frittered away a strong position in the type of data been given them by marcel saponara in the first quarter. so bills may have been red carded but far back as i did not. var looked up the jitters was set again. ross and the first on goal. ms. eries had her went off an unfortunate maguire for an equaliser for the in between united laws martinez to a nasty looking injury and had to finish with ten men and bruno fernandez will be suspended for the second leg for the after t
Tunisian star Ons Jabeur has backed the Women's Tennis Association over their decision to evaluate the potential for playing a tournament in Saudi Arabia.Jabeur doesn't agree and pointed out that significant progress is being made in Saudi Arabia with regard to women's rights.
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