hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. the long wait is over for the netherlands who make the quarter finals of the euros after beating romania. and they'll meet turkey in the last eight after their thrilling victory over austria, including the quickest knockout—stage goal in history. and djokovic in cruise control — putting knee concerns to one side on his opening match at wimbledon. but a shock for the defending women's champion at sw19. hello there and welcome along to the programme. and we start with the european championship. we now know the quarterfinal line—ups for the tournament

in germany, after victories for the netherlands and turkey. the dutch are into the quarters for the first time in 16 years, with turkey getting the better of austria in a thriller. ben croucher reports. euro 2020 quarterfinalists, that has a nice ring to it. -- 2024. romania had only reached the last eight once before, netherlands not since 2008. it didn't take long though for this one to roar into life. good hit, a fabulous goal by cody gakpo! the goalkeeper maybe not mobile enough at his near post. tip—top form struggling to finish teams off. getting pelters from the pundits. sound familiar? netherlands were improved though, but another goal, a matter of inches. orjust a matter of time. gakpo. it hasn't gone out of play! and he puts it in the net! in or out? not such a close call as it turned out, and not really

a close contest. marlon rounded out the win in stoppage time. no need to wait in the other knockout tie. what a start for turkey! just 57 seconds it took for firing turkey ahead of austria which just couldn't deal with corners. the heavens opened, and a gap at the far post by michael gregoritz. top of the group containing france and netherlands but in these games you only get one last chance. not this time. pure turkish delight, and they secure a place forjust the third time in their history in the quarterfinals. where they'll meet netherlands. sound good? ben crutcher, bbc news. so a dream night for the dutch and their manager ronald koeman who lifted the trophy in munich as a player in 1988.

with expectations always high back home, he's happy his team are now starting to play the style of football the nation demands. in holland we have to play well, we have to play offensive and to win is the most difficult way, but we know that, but i think the whole performance today was outstanding and that's what we need to have a chance to continue in this tournament. this is the level, if you go down in that level, then we don't reach the final. overall, it was a good game for our side, we try to dominate the game and i think at moments we did that very well, we knew they were tough opponents so we were also ready to fight and i think we showed it as well. obviously the fans were amazing again, in the stadium, so yeah, i think everything else and yeah, we needed to score goals and that's what we did as well,

overall good performance. switzerland trained on tuesday as they continue their preparations for their euro 2024 quarterfinal against england this weekend. captain granit xhaka is training on his own, but he's sure to be available for selection on saturday. the swiss hope to maintain their run in the tournament after beating the defending champions italy in the last 16. we played against germany, we were good. we played against italy, that was our big team and why not we compete england in a good mood now? now, let's see, it's a good challenge and my team is ready to have this big fight against big england. so with all the european action happening, the premier league has also been a busy place. and we've heard from brighton's new manager on tuesday. fabian hurzeler is the new man at the amex stadium, replacing roberto de zerbi. atjust 31 years old, he's the youngest premier league manager ever but has already had

success in the dugout, leading st pauli to promotion to germany's top division last season. my age is a big topic. i know that, and i always say that i'm a young man but i'm not a young coach. so i was able to gain a lot of experience in different areas. of course i don't have experience in the premier league. i think there's always a start. it's been another packed day on and off the court at wimbledon on tuesday. novak djokovic put injury concerns to one side to stay on track to equalling the great roger federer�*s record of eight wimbledon titles. andy murray won't be competing in the singles though. plus, a huge shock to tell you about involving the defending women's champion. chetan pathak has more. it's been another catch your breath day at the all england club. starting with the news that andy murray, two—time wimbledon champion, has seemingly played his final

singles match here, failing to recover from recent surgery. he pulled out of the singles. we should still see him in the doubles, all being well with his brotherjamie murray later in the week. for another 37—year—old, coming back from injury and surgery, novak djokovic had better news. surgery he had last month hasn't cost him a shot of the title this year, farfrom it, wearing a knee support on his right leg he showed no signs of discomfort as he eased past a qualifier in straight sets. i'm very pleased, the way i felt on the court, obviously coming into wimbledon this year, a little bit of a different circumstance for me because of the knee. i didn't know how everything is going to unfold on the court really, practice sessions are quite different than official matchplay, so i'm just extremely glad that the way i felt today, the way i played. russia's andre rublev the highest seed to fall, losing in four sets

to argentina's francisco comesana, also going out in the first round american 20th seed seb korda who was beaten by a lucky loser french player giovanni mpetshi perricard. the shock of the day came in the women's draw with marketa vondrousova becoming the first wimbledon women's singles champion to lose any opening—round since steffi graf to laurie mcneil in 1994. take a bow, world number 83jessica bouzas maneiro from spain, the 21—year—old with the win of her life. there is no's concern for world number one in iga swiatek who secured a comfortable 6—4, 6—3 victory over 2020 australian open champsion sophia kenin. 2022 wimbledon champion elena rybakina claimed a commanding 6—3 6—1victory over romanian elena—gabriela ruse. world numberfive jessica pagula racing into second round, a 49—minute win over the fellow american

ashlyn kruger. twice beaten finalist ons jabeur safely through, too. so our attention turns to wednesday when we see men's defender carlos alcaraz, coco gauff, emma raducanu and daniil medvedev. perhaps the most intriguing of the matches, the number one seed jannik sinner against the beaten finalist from three years ago matteo berrettini. chetan pathak there for us at wimbledon. 18—year—old anna hursey will make her olympic debut this summer as part of team gb's table tennis squad. she'll be joined by liam pitchford who in contrast is making his fourth appearance at an olympic games. meanwhile in the paralympics, charlotte henshaw will be competing in herfifth games and will head to paris to defend her para—canoe kl2 title after previously competing as a swimmer. i'm very grateful and proud that this is my fifth paralympics. i remember very vividly getting

that nod when i was 21 in beijing in 2008. when i got the email to say that paralympics gb had confirmed my to paris it felt as exciting, a relief but it gives you that great excitement for what's to come for the rest of the summer. i had no idea what the future would hold for me in terms of my sporting career. i started paracanoe because i wanted a new challenge. i didn't ever start a second sport with the aim to win a gold medal. ijust fancied a new challenge and knew i wanted to put myself in the mix to go to another paralympics. it was never a certainty, absolutely. i was coming into a very established team and absolutely didn't take that for granted. just feel incredibly fortunate that i've been it able to extend my career for tokyo and then paris. best of luck

to her this summer. a statement of intent from tadej pogacar after stage four of the tour de france, which climbed the col du galibier. pogacar put defending championjonas vingegaard under serious pressure. the slovenian made his move 800 metres from the summit — briefly seeing vingegaard match him before breaking free from the dane. he then raced down the other side of the mountain, and leads the race by 45 seconds. he is a man to catch indeed. and that is just about it from us. you can of course get all the latest sports news including results and previews to the european championship on the bbc sport website. and the usual place, the bbc sport app. the bbc sport website bbc.com/sport. for all that, and get the latest from wimbledon there too, but for me and the rest of us of the bbc sport centre, we'll see you next time.

hello there. we had a lot of cloud during tuesday and again the weather quite disappointing, not too much will change the rest of the week. westerly breeze could well strengthen. it will bring some rain at times and keep it cool for this time of year. what has changed from a couple of weeks ago when temperatures were 30 degrees? the position of thejetstream is much further south and we are in the cooler side of the jet hahence lower temperatures and with the jet going over the uk it picks up areas of low pressure and these weather fronts and steers them our way. wet weather on tuesday night will clear away quickly in the morning, leaving cloudy conditions, patchy rain and drizzle here and there, quite misty and murky for a in wales and the southwest but after the rain clears we get sunshine in northern ireland, sunshine and showers in scotland and late sunshine after the rain in wales

and western parts of england. the temperatures though not really changing very much at all from what we had on tuesday afternoon. as we move into thursday, we will find the weather fronts are out of the way but low pressure to the north of the uk, feeding on those caller winds, stronger winds actually, for thursday. the strongest of them in northern england, northern ireland and scotland where we will see frequent showers particularly in scotland, maybe banned as well. further south, but a chance of staying dry with welcome sunshine as well this time, the temperatures may be a degree or two higher on thursday. but still rather cool. we will have another area of low pressure moving in for friday, moving quickly from the atlantic and will bring cloud and rain into england and wales. the winds are likely to strengthen in southern england and through the english channel and winds will be lighter further in scotland and northern ireland where there will be some sunshine but still a few showers around as well. those temperatures

still typically 15—19 degrees to end the week. let's head into the weekend. anything better? well, low pressure is essentially going to be with us, that weather front will take drain away from the southeast of england first thing in the morning and following on from that there may be some sunshine but we're going to these clusters of showers affecting in northern england, northern ireland, perhaps into scotland as well, further south somewhat drier and some sunshine that averages are going to reach 19 degrees and 16 covers most of scotland. the area is moving away slowly, west or north—westerly breeze on sunday and that's essentially keeping us in this cooler air stream. there will be some sunshine around, where the sun is out this time of year, it feels warm but the cloud will increase, more showers will develop, very few places perhaps staying dry. some of the showers will be heavy and those averages averages 16—20 degrees. let's have a look further ahead. you need to look at the position of the jetstream because for the outlook

we will find this jetstream digging down into this position to the south and west of the uk. in the dip of the jetstream or trough as we call it that you see areas of low pressure developing and because the trough is sharper, these areas of low pressure are deeper but tracking more to the north of the uk rather than right their way across the uk. still very unsettled as we head into early next week, most of the rain will be out towards the west with have stronger winds, best of the sunshine and somewhat drier weather in the east. looks like it should be a little bit warmer.

live from washington, this is bbc news. hurricane beryl barrels towardsjamaica, bringing potentially life—threatening conditions. the hungarian prime minister visits ukraine as the us announces new security assistance for the war—torn country. plus, president biden talks at a fundraising event about his debate performance, as the white house works to reduce the fallout. hello i'm carl nasman. several caribbean nations are trying to reach the worst affected areas after hurricane beryl made landfall over their territories. the hurricane weakened on tuesday but is still an extremely dangerous category four storm. at least three people have died, although the authorities have said that number could rise. thousands of people are in temporary shelters and without power after strong winds battered the islands

of st vincent and the grenadines, grenada and st lucia.