ronaldo the record breaker, another goal for the portuguese captain sees them edge closer to the knockout stages as morocco pack their bags to go home luis suarez scores to ensure that uruguay join hosts russia in the last 16 with a match to spare and marin cilic moves through to the quarter—finals of the queen's club championships after a tough three set win over gilles muller. hello, and welcome to the programmme where we start at the fifa world cup in russia. on wednesday, there were wins for european champions portugal along with spain in group b — while in group a uruguayjoined the host country in guaranteeing their place in the knockout phase. all three matches finished 1—0, only the third time in world cup history that three matches on the same day had this scoreline, and wrapping everything up from moscow is olly foster. it's another noisy night you're in moscow, russia have been partying to

the last 2a hours. knowing they were as good as through but now it's official. that is after the result official. that is after the result of the other game, uruguay winning. morocco in group d were beaten by portugal 1— you'll hear in moscow. the matchwinner had to be cristiano ronaldo. spain also beat iran enjoyed the portuguese at the top of that group. bought for even a ball was kicked, morocco were trying to keep cristiano ronaldo quiet. portugal's star man at his ruthless best, the 85th goal of his international career, more than any other your opinion in history. but for portugal's bands, that is where the excitement ended. morocco were the excitement ended. morocco were the better side but all their opportunities, they couldn't take any. the africans became the first

tea m any. the africans became the first team to leave russia, and morocco had been ronaldoed. spanish fans know about that. they were poor in the first half against iran. iran looked like they were on the ropes. finally, the knockout blow came. diego koster, the man to provide. against the run of play, iran were in dreamland. the va are works up with a bang. with it, iran's hopes we re with a bang. with it, iran's hopes were gone, spain surviving after a scare. uruguay are another team who tend to rely. a trademark tap to mark his 100th international. at the final whistle, they had done enough, just. uruguay on their way to the knockout stage, saudi arabia heading home. that's renaldo goal means he

is now the all—time leading european goalscorer in international football. his hat—trick in that draw against spain saw him draw level with the legendary hungarian striker. bullet of a header against morocco here in moscow. his 85th goal in 152 games. still some way to goal in 152 games. still some way to go to catch david from the run. he is way out in front of 109 international goals. they have got a really tight final round of matches. the danes will be just as orbital.

the danes will be just as orbital. the mindset doesn't really change individually. we work on the way we wa nt to individually. we work on the way we want to play, it is to play against any side. i think that's what aussie sport is all about, the bigger the occasion. the top of the opponent, the better we get up for the game. there is no question their individuals are better than us, where they play over the world, it's another level. we need to go out there with a better mentality to the better team spirit and discipline. we do that and that's why we've been training to be a compact side and make it difficult for them. they might start getting frustrated and thatis might start getting frustrated and that is when the gap will open. group c is set to become an awful

lot clearer. we are looking forward to the group d match. a second whims of argentina. they got the group leaders croatia, anything less than a win, they will be sweating on a place in the last 16. the knockout stage without messi, it is unthinkable. elsewhere in the world of sport there was an upset at the halle 0pen tennis in germany on wednesday. japan's yuichi sugita is through to the quarter—finals after a straight sets victory over the french open runner—up dominic thiem. sugita, who's ranked 52 in the world, beat the number 3 seed from austria 6—2, 7—5 — and will now face the american qualifier denis kudla in the last eight. elsewhere, the top seed marin cilic is throught to the quarter—finals of the queen's club championships in london. cilic — who's bidding to regain the title he won back in 2012 — came from a set down to beat luxembourg's gilles muller 4-6, 6-3, 6-3. ...and cilic will now face another former champion,

sam querrey, in the quarter—finals. the american, who's the number 5 seed, won the title in 2010 — and he beat stan wawrinka in three sets, to seal his place in the last eight 0n the wta tour, the number 2 seed elina svitolina is through to the quarter—finals of the birmingham classic. the ukrainian — who was given a wild card to compete — beat alize cornet of france in straight sets. svitolina won 6—4, 6—2 — and now plays mihaela buzarnescu bowling svitolina won 6—4, 6—2 — and now plays mihaela buzarnescu bowling from romania in the last eight. to cricket and england have set a new women's world record for a score in t20 internationals surpassing the mark set by new zealand earlier on wednesday. the white ferns recorded 216 for1 as they beat south africa by 66 runs in somerset but in the second game of the (gfx) (tx gfx) tri —— in somerset but in the second game of the tri

nation—series england made a mammoth 250 for 3 as the proteas slumped to a second successive loss. tammy beaumont made 116 offjust 52 balls which was the 2nd fastest women's t20 hundred of all time, as her side beat south africa by 121 runs with the next round of fixtures to be played at the same venue on saturday. after last week's ups and downs at the us open, attention switches to the travelers championship in connecticut where world number fivejordan speith is defending champion. players were challenged like never before at shinnecock hills in the year's second major so for many it comes as welcome relief to be playing a course that perhaps offers more and hinders less. sometimes having a tournament right after a major doesn't help that having this tournament right after the tournament last week, i think it gets guys back into the normal routine. they play a golf course which you can make easier. the golf course sets up well. it's a nice

pa rt course sets up well. it's a nice part of the world to be in this time of year, the weather is pretty good and because of that, the course is a lwa ys and because of that, the course is always in really good shape. just all of that together makes it a really enjoyable week. in nba news detroit pistons new head coach dwayne casey spoke to the assembled media on wednesday as he takes over at the struggling franchise. casey had been with the toronto raptors for the past 7 years leading them to the top of the eastern conference last season before they were beaten in the second round of the play offs and he was subsequently sacked. 61—year—old casey has been explaining his plans and reasons for moving to detroit. what drew me was this guy here right next to me, his passion, his energy, his vision for this organisation, not only for the organisation but for the community. it's so important that owner has a vision for what he wa nts that owner has a vision for what he wants beyond basketball because we preach and i preached the players every day about doing more than just dust bought dutch —— basketball,

being a good father, brother, cousin, whatever it is and that is what tom sees for his organisation and this team and that convinced me that the passion and the tradition that the passion and the tradition that the passion and the tradition that the detroit basketball, the detroit pistons programme is in great hands. in major league baseballjon lester pitched seven shutout innings as the chicago cubs beat the los angeles dodgers 4—0 on wednesday. lester gave up just five hits over seven innings as he walked three and struck out one batter, while kyle schwarber hit this — his 14th homer of the campaign as the cubs made it 17 wins in their last 25 games. portugal winners over at morocco. iran lost to spain. spain and portugal are currently top of that group. uruguay one over saudi

arabia. until next time, goodbye. good morning. it is the summer solstice today, but i just want to cast your mind back to this time last year when we saw a high of 35 degrees. it really was a scorcher on the 21st ofjune, 2017. however, for us, things will turn notably fresher today as we have a north—western flow driving that humidity away to the near continent. the wind swinging around that high, coming through the north—west. that is going to make it feel noticeably fresher out there. close to 19 hours of daylight. get out and enjoy it if you can. a scattering of showers and some gusty winds gusting in excess of a0 miles an hourfor the northern isles. a little bit of cloud developing. generally speaking, it is a quiet day. 1a to 18 degrees quite widely. might see 21 in the south—east corner if we are lucky. as we move out of thursday, we keep those clear skies with us

and temperatures will fall away perhaps into single figures to start our day on friday. lowerfigures in more rural spots, so again a comfortable night for sleeping, a chilly start to friday morning. but there will be plenty of dry weather and an area of high pressure is just starting to nudge a little bit further eastwards, which means we lose that north—easterly flow, with the exception perhaps along that east coast. we see the best of the sunshine, lighter winds, and temperatures will start to respond — highs of 22 degrees. what is in store for the weekend? not much change, in fact. we will hardly have a breath of wind on saturday. maybe the chance of a few showers just brushing the extreme north of scotland and a little more cloudy but generally speaking,

maybe some hazy looking skies but a pleasant 16 to 2a, 75 fahrenheit. warmer still on sunday, we still have those winds, the high pressure centred right across the uk. very little in the way of rain for the gardens. if you are a gardener or grower out there, that will be a little frustrating, but plenty of warm summer sunshine to look forward to. if you have outdoor plans on sunday, you will not be disappointed. guess what? there is more of the same to come right throughout the next week. warming up with temperatures likely to peak in the high 20s. enjoy. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe.

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