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northern ireland go to latvia while england are back on home soil for the first time since beating germany to win the european championships. what an occasion it'll be in front of a sell—out crowd of 30,000 at stoke city's stadium, with world cup qualification already secure. they face luxembourg who, worth pointing out, england beat 10—0 last time out. the champions league returns tonight and celtic open up their campaign with the visit of 14 time winners real madrid. confidence is high in the celtic camp after the weekend victory in the old firm derby, but the boss knows says his side should relish the challenge of facing the defendng champions and one of european football's giants. —— but the boss knows his side will certainly relish the challenge. manchester city are in spain to face seville, despite dominating domestically, the champions league trophy still remains elusive for pep guardiola's side, but could the addition of erling haaland be the mising piece to thejigsaw? hopefully he can help us, of course — of course it is. but it's not going to win just for erling or going
through to the third round. wasn't easy against american wild card entry emilio nava — nava taking the first set before the triple grand slam winner reasserted himself to take the match in four sets. 0nto football, and erling haaland was again the star of the show in another emphatic victory for the english premier league champions manchester city. the norwegian striker, who scored a hat—trick against crystal palace on saturday, claimed another hat—trick as city thrashed newly—promoted nottingham forest 6—0. haaland scored all his goals before half time to take his tally to nine in five games. after the break, joao cancelo added a fourth, with julian alvarez scoring twice to complete the rout. city maintaining their unbeaten start to the season. julian and erling have a special sense for the goal. they're strikers and this is natural. it's difficult to buy or to teach. you have to buy, paying,
of course, but it's difficult to teach this kind of sense of foal. so the two goals from julian are amazing, and erling again — so two hat—tricks in a row — and his mentality is contagious for our team. and, yeah, very pleased for everything. meanwhile, mikel arteta's arsenal remain top of the table after beating aston villa 2—1 at the emirates stadium, where gabriel martinelli scored the winner. earlier, gabrieljesus had put the gunners ahead, before douglas luiz equalised for the visitors. villa are now in the bottom three with only one win from their first five games, but that's five wins out of five for arsenal. in the netherlands, psv eindhoven made it four league wins out of four by thrashing volendam to move level on points with ajax at the top of the eredivisie. the highly rated cody gakpo scored a hat—trick as psv won 7—1 — although did look slightly embarrassed to be given this one after what was a very heavy deflection. and in germany, bayern munich eased into the second round of the german cup after a comfortable 5—0 victory over third—tier side viktoria koln.
quality strikers. this is natural. it is difficult to buy or to teach. it is difficult to teach this kind of central role. the goals were amazing. erling, again, two hat—tricks in a row. and his mentality is contagious for our team. i'm very happy for everything. but it's still arsenal who are the early leaders. they made it five wins out of five after they beat aston villa 2—1 at the emirates. gabriel martinelli scoing the winnerjust three minutes after villa had equalised. there was a dramatic finish at anfield, where liverpool beat newcastle 2—1 with the final kick of the game. fabio carvalho's volley in the 97th minute handing jurgen klopp's side a massive victory and moving them up to fifth. celtic are through to the quarterfinals of the scottish league cup. they beat ross county 4—1, at dingwall. giorgos giakoumakis, with the pick of the goals. it means their perfect start to the season continues ahead of the old firm
are doing — is about trying to continue what we are doing. we're almost there in the first half. _ are doing. we're almost there in the first half, and small adjustments. we did _ first half, and small adjustments. we did it. — first half, and small adjustments. we did it, and it got results, so it is about— we did it, and it got results, so it is about listening to the manager. erling _ is about listening to the manager. erling haaland, city's hero today. well, we had city, liverpool and chelsea all in action at 3 o'clock this afternoon — they're all clubs now that raheem sterling has played for. he scored twice for his new chelsea side to help them beat leciester 2—i. and for an hour of this match chelsea played with ten men. conor gallagher, the england international who's trying to force his way in as a regular at stamford bridge, sent off in the first half. but then sterling stepped forward, his first deflected over the leicester keeper. his second was a tap—in to finish a great move. leicester got one back but even with a man advantage, beaten for the third time in four games. and chelsea did this with their manager suspended and watching on from the stands.
>> i call all americans this hour join hands and make your voices heard. work together to make this nation what it can and should be. the press address u.s. naval academy graduate in class yesterday. now to develop and store this holiday weekend more than 1400 flights canceled today after 2300 were canceled yesterday. this is in millions of americans trying to travel for the memorial day weekend. nate foy is life and our new york newsroom with more on that, nay. >> this is another holiday week and erling simply cannot meet the rising consumer demand. we are seeing more cancellation delays almost every minute take a look or rewrite of delta the most affected airline, 13% delayed were also seeing a lot of delays at united and blue airlines with 15 and 37% of their respective flights impacted. all of those numbers higher than
is hanging by a thread after they were well beaten by chelsea, while manchester city took another big step towards retaining their title, as patrick gearey reports. this was one of the few times anyone got near kevin de bruyne last night. he took the ball home. all evening he had taken it where he wanted. remember, there was pressure. liverpool were close behind, unlike wolves defenders here. de bruyne got the first early on. then things might have got complicated. leander dendoncker�*s equaliser turned the title race for about five minutes. when de bruyne restored city's direction — his touch, and ultimately his finish. we now know next season he will play alongside erling haaland one of the world's best strikers. de bruyne is technically a midfielder but definitely a genius. this is sensational. he has scored a hat—trick in 23 minutes. there was then a goal drought of overjust half an hour before city cracked wolves open again. de bruyne with four goals.
are played we need to get ahead on points, we aren�*t doing that and said isn�*t doing that. if it is reachable anymore, why should we stop. next to some possible big transfer news — erling haaland�*s move from borussia dortmund to manchester city could be confirmed this week. bbc sport has heard from separate sources that a $77 million transfer for the 21—year—old norwegian striker is agreed, with an announcement expected soon in germany. city are refusing to respond to the widespread reports. it�*s thought that virtually all parts of the transfer are agreed. the build up to the french open continues with the italian open underway in rome. canada�*s denis shapovalov is through to the second round after a three—set win over italy�*s lorenzo sonego. but the match was not without its share of drama, shapovalov was given a code violation in the second set for crossing the net to check a ball mark, he had a heated discussion with the chair umpire as well and swore at the crowd when they booed him. but shapovalov did compose