[Gorani:] Well, it's a very busy week in European football, I'm being told. Don Riddell is here with that. Hi, Don.
[Don Riddell, Cnn World Sport Anchor:] It absolutely is, Hala. Thanks very much. We are now actually just hours away from the first UEFA Champion's League quarter final between Paris Saint-Germain and Atalanta. But first the semifinals are now set for the Europa League, and a very familiar side is, they have a chance of winning the tournament that they have dominated over the last few years. The Spanish side Sevilla has won this trophy five times since 2006 and they're now just two wins away from doing it again. These have been a very long campaign for Wolverhampton Wanderers, they began playing more than a year ago and they had a chance for an early lead against Sevilla, but the penalty of Raul Jimenez was saved. The game was goalless and looked to be heading into extra time, but a glancing header from Lucas Campos edged it for the Spaniards, they will now play Manchester United in the semis on Sunday. If that game was closed, this was anything about Shakhtar Donetsk thrashed Basel on Tuesday and the Ukrainian side wasted absolutely no time in getting started. Junior Moraes are scoring with a header in only the second minute and the goals kept coming. Twenty minutes later, Shakhtar with 2-0 ahead, Malas collected the ball on the edge of the areas squaring it to Tazon he smashed it into the top corner. Shakhtar scored another with the penalty before Dodo completed a full one round with another goal two minutes from time. They will now play Inter Milan on Monday to take a place in the final. Now after resuming their season in a bubble at Disney World, the NBA is now approaching the playoffs, and the Philadelphia 76ers are in contention. Their star guard, Glenn Robinson III, has been adapting to life away from his family, but he's been telling our Amanda Davies why this time is so important. He's been working on a foundation to empower fathers. He also responded to President Donald Trump's remarks that he won't be watching if basketball players kneel in protest.
[Amanda Davies, Cnn Sports Correspondent:] Lebron says basketball is not going to miss Donald Trump. Will you miss Donald Trump?
[Glenn Robinson:] I agree, I don't think we will. I'm not losing sleep over it. I know we're doing the right thing. The black community, the basketball community, everyone who is watching us on TV and supporting us, we're not mad about losing that viewership.
[Davies:] Does the NBA itself as an organization get it? Do they do enough as an organization?
[Robinson:] I don't think any of us do enough. Our leadership, our players association, the way that we understand our role in the sport as well as players is so important to know we're not just a piece, and this relates back to everything that we're talking about social injustice, about everything that's going on in the world right now. We're not just basketball players at the end of the day, and I think that's what Lebron, that's what Chris Paul are doing with this situation. We'll never get an opportunity like this again to show how strong when we feel about certain situations, and I think we shouldn't back down now. And for me it's about action, it's not about words, it's not about a post, it's not about a black post, it's about actions. What are you doing at the end of the day to do your part on these issues? My mom taught me how to hold your hands on the steering wheel when you get pulled over. That's been passed down generation and generation with every black family that I know. So, I'll have naturally had to teach my daughter those things.
[Davies:] Why has it been important for you to set up the foundation?
[Robinson:] It's been important for me as I wanted to leave the legacy for my daughter. I wanted to create something. I'm a natural giver. I know that my purpose is to help the masses and that's why I'm a professional athlete or basketball player. And I think that as long as we're doing the right thing and sticking to our mission of empowering other parents and fathers and fatherless families, you can't go along and I think there we consistently just try to help. Everyone is a father or has a father, and I think that we can definitely impact a lot of lives.
[Davies:] How close did you come to not joining the bubble?
[Robinson:] My two-year-old daughter, Aryana, who is at home, it was a very tough decision for me to leave her knowing that I would be gone for three or four months. So that definitely weighed on me heavily, but at the end of the day, she's the reason why I do everything and why I was so excited to get here and continue to represent her and my foundation and also help this team win a championship? That's my number one goal. If we're here, we might as well win it.
[Davies:] Do you think this has arguably made winning the championship tougher?
[Robinson:] Yes, it's definitely made it ten times harder, I think. There hasn't been a championship like this. We never had to tell guys, hey, you got to stand one in room confine yourself in one room during the playoffs. I think that it's going to be so interesting that winners should probably get ten trophies. Everybody on the team should get a trophy, honestly.
[Riddell:] The NBA is known as a very progressively league. Glenn Robinson III, one of many players doing his bit to make the world a better place. Hala, back to you.
[Gorani:] All right, Don Riddell, thanks very much. I'm Hala Gorani. We'll take a quick break and we'll be right back on CNN. Do stay with us.