hello and welcome to sportsday. welcome along, thanks forjoining us. group f has lived up to it's billing today as the most exciting at euro 2020. the so—called group of death saw the world champions france take on hungary in budapest in front of 60,000 supporters — before the defending champions portugal took on a germany side in need of a win. adam wild reports. champions of the world favourites for the tournament, there is little wonder that french fans were in high spirits. hungary weren't expected to pose them too many problems. france, after all, a team of superstars, and they are already impressing. france should have been ahead and clearly knew it. a goal was coming but not the end many expected.—

knew it. a goal was coming but not the end many expected. goodness me, the end many expected. goodness me, the world champions _ the end many expected. goodness me, the world champions are _ the end many expected. goodness me, the world champions are behind! - the end many expected. goodness me, the world champions are behind! this l the world champions are behind! this airl the world champions are behind! this girl sparked wild frenzied celebrations in budapest. —— this goal. france could not believe it. they had half the game to hold on and after the break, france went forward. the equaliser seemed inevitable, it came in a rather unlikely way. and one greaves finally took a french chance, relief as much a celebration from france. try as they might, the winner wouldn't come, hungary holding on for a famous result, one of the tournament is like big surprises so far. few could argue hungary deserved it. having lost to france in their opening game, germany knew the pressure was on but in the

so—called group of death, there are no easy games, particularly when facing cristiano ronaldo. he got a goal within quarter an germany in peril. if they were, this was the way to solve it. before half—time, germany were in front. portugal were stunned but germany were not finished yet. they made it three goals before there was another. they gain seemingly beyond portugal. they would have one final goal. but it wasn't enough. germany are back in this competition, one of the surprises of the tournament followed by one of the games of the tournament, group f living up to the height. we can cross live to budapest where our football reporterjohn bennett

is following that group. a six goal thriller. germany finally announcing themselves. it a six goal thriller. germany finally announcing themselves.— announcing themselves. it makes thins so announcing themselves. it makes things so dramatic— announcing themselves. it makes things so dramatic and _ announcing themselves. it makes i things so dramatic and unpredictable going into the final games in this group on wednesday. the pick of which will take place right behind me here in budapest. france against portugal because portugal will be arriving back here in budapest tomorrow knowing that suddenly they are the team under pressure, they are the team under pressure, they are third in the group and germany, as you say, they have shown everyone that you can't write them off at major tournaments, despite that first defeat in their opening match against france when they were below average, really. what i come back, watch character. they thoroughly deserved it today against portugal. some really good football at times. france at the top of the group, germany second, portugal third, and hungary still not out of it, they have one point as well, so we are in for some drama on wednesday night.

portugal took the lead today but they were outclassed thereafter, how worried should they be, john? yes. they were outclassed thereafter, how worried should they be, john?- worried should they be, john? yes, i think it is pretty _ worried should they be, john? yes, i think it is pretty worrying, _ think it is pretty worrying, actually. i was at their first game here in budapest against hungary and it wasn't a great performance. they only got their first goal in the 3—0 win in the 84th minute. i thought it was a notorious slow start, they are notoriously slow starters in tournaments. that when against hungary was the first time in five that —— five major tournaments that they won their opening match. five years ago, euro 2016, when they won the tournament, it was built on a strong defence. having said that, they had some poor results as well, go back to that tournament five years ago, so i am sure they can regroup, there are brilliant characters in that team led by cristiano ronaldo. some real questions for all the teams in group f to answer, they have all shown

vulnerabilities after the first two games. vulnerabilities after the first two names. ., , vulnerabilities after the first two names. . , ., ., vulnerabilities after the first two names. ., ., . ., games. hungary have a chance now. john games. hungary have a chance now. john bennett — games. hungary have a chance now. john bennett in _ games. hungary have a chance now. john bennett in budapest, _ games. hungary have a chance now. john bennett in budapest, thank- games. hungary have a chance now. | john bennett in budapest, thank you. there's one match in group e tonight. spain take on poland with both sides looking to get their first win at euro 2020. alex capstick is in seville for us. the fans here in seville hoping the team can kick—start their campaign on their game against poland. they are frustrated and were frustrated with a game against sweden, they watch their team failed to score, despite stringing 517 passes together, tournament record. but they couldn't find it dull. a lot of criticism has been aimed at their main strikerfor criticism has been aimed at their main striker for spurning a couple of golden chances in a match. he has been defended by luis enrique, the coach of spain, in fact he has been more critical of the surface here at

this stadium in seville. he said it wasn't good enough, he said it was too dry, and he is hoping for better conditions against poland tonight. that kicks off in ten minutes. tomorrow night wales are back in the spotlight, they play their final group game — and surely the toughest of the lot. they face italy in rome. 0ur reporter is there and i spoke to him a short while ago: they have landed in italy having effectively done that job, they have landed in italy having effectively done thatjob, going through to the next round, unless there is an earthquake in that group tomorrow. they are training, they have actually delayed the training until the temperatures cool down but from what we can tell watching them a few minutes ago, everyone looked fit and well and relaxed. their expectations will be ten ahead of tomorrow. they know italy does not record at the moment is incredible. they beat both turkey and switzerland 3—0 and haven't been beaten in 29 games, having not conceded a goal in almost 1000

minutes of football. so wales know they need a decent performance tomorrow, avoiding injuries. of course they will play for a win, that would see them top of the group, but if not, second would be decent and will send them off to another game next weekend. england and scotland will play their final group matches on tuesday night, following their 0—0 draw at wembley. a result the tartan army was much happier with than the frustrated english supporters at wembley. 0lly foster is there for us now — scothere's a lot for england and scotland to take from last night's result — albeit for different reasons? they will be feeling positive about going into the game against croatia? yes, they had to get a positive result here last night. england booed off the pitch after a goalless draw, a goalless draw that has kept scotland alive because they lost to the czech republic in their opener and whatever performance it was, billy gilmore, the 20—year—old

chelsea player making his first start for scotland at the centre of the midfield, really bossing things and making england look very ordinary there. remember gilmore had only made 11 appearances for chelsea this season, most of them as a sub. steve clark really set up a scotland side perfectly to suffocate an england team that never really fired. yes, they could have got an early goal whenjohn stones rattled a post about skull and created plenty of chances, might have won it themselves, so they are on the up, really, after their opening defeat, and they feel that they will have got what it takes at hampden on tuesday night, to get the win and i have to get now against croatia. croatia needing exactly the same, will get to england in a moment, but steve clark faced the media today and was a very contented man. we've been improving _ and was a very contented man. we've been improving for _ and was a very contented man. we've been improving for a _ and was a very contented man. we've been improving for a long _ and was a very contented man. we've been improving for a long time - and was a very contented man. we've been improving for a long time so - and was a very contented man. we've been improving for a long time so it l been improving for a long time so it was nice _ been improving for a long time so it was nice to — been improving for a long time so it was nice to see the boys on the pitch. _ was nice to see the boys on the pitch. we — was nice to see the boys on the pitch, we defended well, the most pleasing _ pitch, we defended well, the most pleasing aspect was we played well. the objective was to get something

out of— the objective was to get something out of the _ the objective was to get something out of the game so we could go to the last— out of the game so we could go to the last game with a genuine chance of qualifying and that is what we have _ of qualifying and that is what we have done and we are pleased with that _ have done and we are pleased with that. ., ., ., ., , that. so, scotland with a hope. encland that. so, scotland with a hope. england on _ that. so, scotland with a hope. england on four _ that. so, scotland with a hope. england on four points. - that. so, scotland with a hope. england on four points. no - that. so, scotland with a hope. | england on four points. no team that. so, scotland with a hope. - england on four points. no team has failed to get in with four points so they could in theory lose against they could in theory lose against the czech republic on tuesday night. we started with confidence and hope and optimism and for the same team to fall flat against scotland when they were really expected to win and to win by quite a lot as well, a lot of questions about this england team. jack really did come in for half an hour or team. jack really did come in for halfan hour orso, team. jack really did come in for half an hour or so, a real push was seeing him from the start to perhaps offer some spark of creativity but also, huge questions over the england captain as well, harry kane has been pretty lethargic, leggy is

the word that has been used often about his performances against the quacks. and also it has the scots last night. —— against the croats. but you need a rest will england set themselves up to get the best out of harry kane?— harry kane? fascinating to see how encland harry kane? fascinating to see how england react _ harry kane? fascinating to see how england react on — harry kane? fascinating to see how england react on tuesday, - harry kane? fascinating to see how england react on tuesday, as - harry kane? fascinating to see how england react on tuesday, as you . england react on tuesday, as you say. looking good ahead of wimbledon — the british number two, cameron norrie, is through to the final at queen's club as he chases his first atp title. he put in an impressive performance to beat the second seed denis shapovalov in straight sets 7—5 6—3. norrie's ranked 41st in the world, 27 places below the canadian but has outstanding year so far. he'll play the number one seed, matteo berrettini, in the final — the man who knocked out dan evans in the quarter—finals. i'v e i've watched a lot of it throughout the week and he has a huge service,

one of the best players in the tour at the moment and he is in good form as well, like that drop shots, i will maybe have a chat with andy and see if he has any tips for me. i saw him play earlier and he had a good day, it is not going to be easy. but disappointment for britain's heather watson who lost her semi—final in birmingham, against 0nsjabeur. the number two seed from tunisia beat watson in straight sets, 6—3 6—3. england's women have missed out on a first test victory since 2014 after india dug in to draw their one off match on the final day in bristol. lydia campbell reports. india knew that to avoid defeat, they would need to bat well. the early signs were not good. sharma edged to 50 but then this, sophie ecclestone's final ball before lunch was a peach. and a flurry of wickets

after the break puts england in the driving seat, as they look to get the chance to bat sooner rather than later. but then the handbrake was on. the indian resistance was building momentum. and when rana got her 50, building momentum. and when rana got her50, england had building momentum. and when rana got her 50, england had stalled altogether. no matter what they threw at rana, theyjust couldn't remove her, and with light fading, all that was left was for rana to kick off yet another boundary and for the draw to be confirmed. harlequins pulled off an extraordinary comeback from 28 nil down at half time — as they beat bristol to reach rugby union's premiership final. the match had finished at 31—all at the end of normal time but two tries including this from joe marchant sealed the victory, 15—36 to harlequins.

they'll face exeter chiefs in the final, alex cuthbert crashed over with their last try before a joe simmonds penalty clinched the victory over sale sharks. after the disappointment of crashing out of the last race max verstappen bounced back to claim pole in qualifying for tomorrow's french grand prix. the championship leader had dominated practic and put his red bull on the top spot on the grid, a quarter of a second ahead of world champion lewis hamilton. valtteri bottas in the other mercedes will start from third. the feature race on the final day of this year's royal ascot meeting, the diamond jubilee stakes was won by the 3—1 favourite, dream of dreams ridden by ryan moore with the queen in attendance for the first time this week. it was the second time one of sir michael stoute's horses has won the race, which gives him 82 ascot wins overall, more than any other trainer. that's all from sportsday. goodbye.

hello again. today's been a pretty cloudy day. we've seen a few cloud breaks, a little bit of sunshine coming through for some through the afternoon and a few showers in scotland, but my attention's now turning to the south, where we started to see some big thunderstorms break out again and these are going to be pushing northwards. the rain will be quite extensive, quite heavy with some thunder mixed in across south—east england, anywhere really from the isle of wight and hampshire eastwards, into east anglia too. now, the heaviest rain could bring some localised surface water flooding, especially given how wet the weather has been over recent days. there will be some showers developing further west for south—west england and wales as well. temperatures overnight, 10—14 degrees. tomorrow, this rain pulls away from eastern areas of england, then we will be left with a lot of cloud across the country again. showers in scotland developing through the afternoon, this time there will be one or two in northern ireland as well, and although most of us will keep the cloud all day, there will be some sunshine across northern ireland,

north—west england, and the north—west of wales too. this is bbc news. the headlines at eight: a major push to offer coronavirus jabs to every adult in england is gathering speed, with queues forming outside pop—up vaccination centres. if it wasn't for the vaccine, we would definitely be seeing a wave that is going to be even bigger than the wave we had in winter but because of the vaccine, that is doing the heavy lifting, that is what is doing as much as possible to protect us at the moment. it comes as scientists repeat their warnings that a third wave of infections is under way: i certainly believe it is the third wave. we are seeing the number of cases going up quite consistently now. and the beginnings of a rise in hospitalisations. i think we are all very optimistic that this will be different from the previous waves. the son of the private investigator daniel morgan — whose murder remains unsolved more

than three decades later — says he does not accept the metropolitan police's apology