what's the latest? if the holders were banking on an easy game, they were very much wrong? it's been a tough encounter for them in theirfirst wrong? it's been a tough encounter for them in their first game. it’s for them in their first game. it's not been easy — for them in their first game. it�*s not been easy but everything is changed in the last ten minutes. after a brilliant effort by hungary to hold it at 0—0 for so long until the 84th minute, they thought they had taken the lead. the substitute had taken the lead. the substitute had a goal that allowed on 80 minutes, a really good shot from the right—hand side of the penalty area, passed the petite seo —— passed through the goalkeeper. heartbreaking for fans, through the goalkeeper. heartbreaking forfans, but through the goalkeeper. heartbreaking for fans, but they still had the opportunity to uphold the draw. then it all changed. 84th minute, rafael guerrero with a crucial goal for portugal, left foot

shot. he was pretty fortunate because it took a deflection and went into the back of the net. then just three minutes later, andre silva was brought down into the penalty area. penalty for portugal, and guess who stepped up? christiano ronaldo — he made no mistake, now he is the all—time record goal scorer in european championships history. it'll be a really good start for portugal but disappointing for hungry because they came so close for what would've been a wonderful point —— hungry. you for what would've been a wonderful point -- hungry-— point -- hungry. you can only imaaine point -- hungry. you can only imagine what _ point -- hungry. you can only imagine what that _ point -- hungry. you can only imagine what that has - point -- hungry. you can only imagine what that has done i point -- hungry. you can only. imagine what that has done for point -- hungry. you can only - imagine what that has done for the crowd there, because it's worth pointing out in the arena, 60,000 fans there watching, it's the only capacity crowd of all the 11 stadiums being used in this tournament that's been permitted. just tell us a little bit about that. it just tell us a little bit about that. . , . , that. it was an unbelievable experience _ that. it was an unbelievable experience to _ that. it was an unbelievable experience to be _ that. it was an unbelievable experience to be inside - that. it was an unbelievable experience to be inside that stadium, with 60,000 fans after, personally speaking, covering games

over the last 16 months for the bbc where there have been empty stadiums, it was a wall of sound and noise, 60,000 fans in the arena behind me. to get into the stadium, fans had to prove they had a covid—19 vaccine. they did that yesterday, they brought certificates along, they were given a yellow wristband than their tickets. and for fans from abroad, the wristband than their tickets. and forfans from abroad, the portugal fans in the stadium today, they had to prove that they'd had a negative pcr covid-19 to prove that they'd had a negative pcr covid—19 test. incredible noise, the people here have been looking forward to this game for so long, and they got close to a really good result. it was just a few minutes to 90, result. it was just a few minutes to go, it is portugal who have a 2—0 lead. go, it is portugal who have a 2-0 lead. , ., . , . kick off at 8pm tonight between the world champions france and germany.

and after all of their warm—up games, this match the clearest indication yet of where both teams are at. the last place to host the first match is munich. but the two teams arriving make it worth the wait. france and germany are the world because like last two champions. the last time the french one a champion, they went to the euros and scored they went to the euros and scored the golden goal. just like at euro 2000, it's hard find a french weakness. kylian mbappe has scored 40 weakness. kylian mbappe has scored a0 goals in a season. helping keep them out is the premier league icon. it means he's got almost every metal in the game. france have a super in every position — so where, if anywhere, could it go wrong? it’s anywhere, could it go wrong? it's actually off _ anywhere, could it go wrong? it�*s actually off the pitch, as maybe you saw with what happened with mbappe. it's so french, getting in trouble

before a major competition. i think may the extra confidence can be dangerous. arriving in the tournament, being sure you're going tournament, being sure you're going to win it is not so good.— to win it is not so good. germany are out of— to win it is not so good. germany are out of the _ to win it is not so good. germany are out of the world _ to win it is not so good. germany are out of the world cup! - to win it is not so good. germany| are out of the world cup! german to win it is not so good. germany - are out of the world cup! german you know too that — are out of the world cup! german you know too that overconfidence - are out of the world cup! german you know too that overconfidence can - are out of the world cup! german you know too that overconfidence can go l know too that overconfidence can go wrong. at the world cup in russia, they were sent home at the group stage. this is their last tournament for the coach was been in charge of 50 years. and while this team is in transition, football rarely writes off a champion. the last of the first matches sees two side that could be there at the end. joe lynskey, bbc news. let's hand it over to lyndsay with the rest of the news. flat racing's most

prestigious meeting — royal ascot got under way today with the sport's biggest crowd since last march. and the fans were treated to some top quality action, including frankie dettori winning the queen anne stakes for the seventh time. 0ur correspondent laura scott reports. high fashion and high class racing. royal ascot looks a lot more normal than last year, with 12,000 fans allowed in — the biggest crowd at a race meeting in britain for 15 months. there's royalty but no royal procession. the queen watching day one from home. despite concerns of rising infections from the delta variant of coronavirus, organisers say the precautions give them confidence.— say the precautions give them confidence. , confidence. everybody who's come throu . h confidence. everybody who's come through the _ confidence. everybody who's come through the doors _ confidence. everybody who's come through the doors today _ confidence. everybody who's come through the doors today has - confidence. everybody who's come through the doors today has had . confidence. everybody who's come i through the doors today has had that lateral float negative. they've submitted a pcr test. nothing is 100% safe, it never will be, that's not how white, or life works. but we're just excited to play our part in building back to what will hopefully be a fantastic summer of sport. hopefully be a fantastic summer of sort. ., ~' ., hopefully be a fantastic summer of sort. ., ~ ., ., ., sport. frankie to tour he got the r0 al sport. frankie to tour he got the royal meeting — sport. frankie to tour he got the royal meeting off _ sport. frankie to tour he got the

royal meeting off to _ sport. frankie to tour he got the royal meeting off to a _ sport. frankie to tour he got the royal meeting off to a flying - sport. frankie to tour he got the i royal meeting off to a flying start, winning the queen and stakes on hot favourite palace pier. saluting the crowd, soaking up there cheers, there's no doubting he's happy to see them. ., .., there's no doubting he's happy to see them. ., u, . ., , see them. you can imagine, to see the colours — see them. you can imagine, to see the colours and _ see them. you can imagine, to see the colours and the _ see them. you can imagine, to see the colours and the people - see them. you can imagine, to see i the colours and the people screaming — it's the colours and the people screaming - it's a _ the colours and the people screaming — it's a mirage, i'm telling you. —— you— — it's a mirage, i'm telling you. —— you cant— — it's a mirage, i'm telling you. —— you can't imagine. it's great. - it's a mirage, i'm telling you. -- you can't imagine. it's great. grand national winning _ you can't imagine. it's great. grand national winning jockey _ you can't imagine. it's great. grand national winning jockey rachel - national winning jockey rachel blackmore said it was an honour to have her first blackmore said it was an honour to have herfirst ride here. the fairy tale wasn't to be, though, as she finished fifth in the ascot stakes. the reduced capacity of the event means it will still make a significant loss, but organisers went ahead for three reasons — to preserve the status of the event in world racing, to provide important data to enable larger crowds to return, and to give all those here a good time. despite these unusual times, the drinks flowing, music playing and a frankie to tori when meant some things felt very familiar, indeed. laura scott, bbc

news, ascot. "the body is old" were andy murray's words during an emotional interview after his latest injury comeback. murray comfortably beat benoit paire in the opening round of queens — his first singles match on grass for three years. jim lumsden reports. andy murray! back among friends, freed of expectations, _ andy murray! back among friends, freed of expectations, motivated l andy murray! back among friends, | freed of expectations, motivated by a love of playing tennis. this was his first singles match in three months after struggling with a groin injury. an early slip, gasps all around centre court. no damage apparent. maybe he was playing with them. not long after that, an example of trick grand —— grand slam winning tennis. he's known to hurl expletives around the court and was banned from the french 0lympic expletives around the court and was banned from the french olympic team. unorthodox as a player, there were glimpses ofjust unorthodox as a player, there were glimpses of just what unorthodox as a player, there were glimpses ofjust what he is capable of on occasion. such flashes of genius were fleeting — where is with

marie, it began to look like a greatest hits collection. —— whereas with marie. he soon it wrapped up a straight sets win. 0ne with marie. he soon it wrapped up a straight sets win. one that clearly meant a lot. straight sets win. one that clearly meant a lot-— meant a lot. sorry... obviously competing _ meant a lot. sorry... obviously competing is — meant a lot. sorry... obviously competing is why _ meant a lot. sorry... obviously competing is why you - meant a lot. sorry... obviously competing is why you put - meant a lot. sorry... obviously competing is why you put in - meant a lot. sorry... obviously competing is why you put in all| meant a lot. sorry... obviously - competing is why you put in all the hard work. and in the last few years, i've not gone to do that as much as i would've liked. so, yeah, just great that i'm out there and able to compete again. untroubled and unscathed _ able to compete again. untroubled and unscathed - _ able to compete again. untroubled and unscathed - the _ able to compete again. untroubled and unscathed - the powers - able to compete again. untroubled and unscathed - the powers that i able to compete again. untroubled| and unscathed - the powers that be and unscathed — the powers that be in wimbledon will breathe a sigh of relief. jim lumsden, bbc news. well, the current british number one dan evans is also into the second round at queen's after beating the 21—year—old australian alexei popyrin. evans, who's seeded sixth had never

been past round two before. but he won in straight sets 6—a 6—a. he faces the frenchman adrian mannarino next. let's look at some of the other sports stories around today. rugby union's pro 1a is being re—named the united rugby championship — with four teams from south africa joining the excisting clubs from wales, scotland, ireland, and italy for next season. the format will also be changed back to one division with play—offs. the banned american runner shelby houlihan is blaming her failed drugs test on a burrito. the us record holder over 1,500 and 5,000 metres will miss the next two 0lympics after testing positive for the steroid nandrolone. houlihan says she ate the pork meal the night before her test. chris froome will ride in this month's tour de france. the four time champion captains the "isreal start up nation" team, but isn't expected to try to win as he continues his recovery from a huge crash two years ago, in which he suffered multiple fractures. well, after that speed through the rest of the sport, let's get back to john at wembley.

many thanks indeed. a reminder that alongside the euros this summer, the cop of america is running this summer. it's been removed from argentina and colombia, they were stripped from the tournament and it's being staged in brazil, also delayed a year because of the coronavirus pandemic. it was argentina who got us under way last night against chile, and there was a really moving tribute to the diego maradona, who died last year at the age of 60 just before kick—off. he was remembered with a stunning lecture with a holographic version of the 1986 winter performing pick—ups on the pitch. when the game got under way, it was another famous number ten who had something to say about the result. lionel messi winning a stunning kick against argentina, seeing them take the lead against chile. columbia beating ecuador 1—0 in the day's other game. just a reminder of today's action at the euros, it is portugal who won

zero against hungary, christiano ronaldo with two goals —— one 3—0. now the all—time greatest score in championship history. 60,000 fans packing into the arena tonight to see that opening group game. then we have the big one to come tonight, france, the world cup winners against germany with a real point to prove tonight. kick off at 8pm in munich — and of course, we'll be building up to the big game here over the coming days at wembley, with when england up against scotland friday. plenty more to come from the england and scotland camps over the next few days, we'll be reflecting on the belt result tomorrow, as well. for now, from wembley tonight on sportsday, from my myself and the team, good night.

hello there. heat, humidity, and thunderstorms feature in the forecast for some, if not all, of us over the next 2a—a8 hours. the humidity really building across the south and the east of the uk — you can see the deep orange colours developing here. lighter shades further north and west, with some fresher air working its way in. but it's where we have the heat and humidity that we'll start to develop showers and storms pushing up from the south through wednesday night, so through tomorrow night and on into thursday. but in the shorter term, today has been very cloudy across some northwestern parts of the uk with some outbreaks of rain. we'll continue to see cloud and rain across parts of scotland and northern ireland through tonight, the odd heavy burst of rain as the weather front sinks its way in. much of england and wales holding onto clear skies — although for some western coasts, we'll see a cloud, mist, murk, and drizzle developing. quite a mild and, in places, muggy night. temperatures staying in double digits for the vast majority. and into tomorrow, our weather fronts still bringing some rain across southern scotland.

as that gets down into northwest england and west wales, the rain will turn lighter and patchier. across northern ireland and much of scotland, we'll see sunny spells, we'll be into the fresher air here, just 1—2 showers. quite a brisk breeze across the northwest. further south and east, we will see further spells of sunshine, lighter winds — and that's where the heat and humidity will be building. so, temperatures heading upwards to 29—30 celsius across some parts of southeast england. and where we have that heat and humidity, well, that's where we're expecting some showers and thunderstorms to start to break out through wednesday night, drifting across the channel islands, up across eastern and perhaps central parts of england, they will be quite hit—and—miss, some places could see a lot of rain, others will fall between the showers and stay predominately dry, i suspect. some of those showers may be getting into parts of east wales, as well, rumbling on into places on thursday. further west, we're into the cooler, fresher air, spells of sunshine with temperatures 17 celsius for aberdeen and belfast.

still some humidity holding on down towards the southeast corner. across the southeast, we could see further pulses of heavy, possibly thundery rain drifting through on friday. but, with higher pressure further west, we'll see more in the way of dry weather here. saturday the dryer day of the weekend for the most, heavy rain likely to return for some on sunday.

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