ithese tickets actually, a lot of these tickets have ended up in the hands of ticket touts rather than the fans who should have had access to them. uefa do say there will be further ticket sales for this game, we know the england application has yet to be resolved, and also it's understood that a lot of the germany allocation could end up going to england fans because, if germany fans don't take up because, if germany fans don't take up that allocation. so you if are trying to reassure fans that there will still be tickets available, but they do except there was an issue with this round of ticket sales. laurie scott speaking to me earlier. time now to look at some of the days other sport stories. and uefa's scrapping the away goals rule in european club football from next season. all ties level on aggregate at the end of the second leg will now go to extra time and potentially penalties. the women's championship is under way in the us. the american leads on 500 bar after 16 holes, she's two

shots ahead of the group of five players. —— five under par. and cricket's domestic t20 women's competition has been named as the charlotte edwards cup, after the former england captain. eight regional teams are involved, and the action begins this weekend. silverstone will be allowed to have a full capacity crowd for the british grand prix on 18july. the track can hold around 140,000 spectators, which will make it the largest crowd for a sporting event in the uk since the start of the pandemic. lewis hamilton says he's excited by today's news — but also worried about the rise in covid cases in recent weeks. james burridge reports. cars, but no crowds. this is what they've had to get use to. but finally, the green light — next month's british grand prix is going ahead with a full house of over 140,000 people, the largest crowd

for a sporting event in the uk since the start of the pandemic.- the start of the pandemic. people bein: able the start of the pandemic. people being able to _ the start of the pandemic. people being able to see _ the start of the pandemic. people being able to see motorsport - the start of the pandemic. people being able to see motorsport and | being able to see motorsport and other sports is absently great. and hopefully we can all stay in the same situation and see more events happening and more spectators. lewis needs a bit of— happening and more spectators. lewis needs a bit of support, _ happening and more spectators. lewis needs a bit of support, and i think that support is like an extra team member— that support is like an extra team member working for him. hopefully he can get— member working for him. hopefully he can get the _ member working for him. hopefully he can get the win and get in front of them _ can get the win and get in front of them i_ can get the win and get in front of them. .., �* can get the win and get in front of them. .. �* , ., can get the win and get in front of them. .. �* i. ., . them. i can't tell you how excited i am to see — them. i can't tell you how excited i am to see peeple _ them. i can't tell you how excited i am to see people and _ them. i can't tell you how excited i am to see people and to _ them. i can't tell you how excited i am to see people and to see - them. i can't tell you how excited i am to see people and to see a - am to see people and to see a british— am to see people and to see a british crowd. _ am to see people and to see a british crowd. because - am to see people and to see a british crowd. because it- am to see people and to see a british crowd. because it is. am to see people and to see a| british crowd. because it is the best_ british crowd. because it is the best crowd _ british crowd. because it is the best crowd of— british crowd. because it is the best crowd of the _ british crowd. because it is the best crowd of the whole - british crowd. because it is the best crowd of the whole year. i british crowd. because it is the . best crowd of the whole year. last year we _ best crowd of the whole year. last year we didn't— best crowd of the whole year. last year we didn't have _ best crowd of the whole year. last year we didn't have them, - best crowd of the whole year. last year we didn't have them, so - best crowd of the whole year. last year we didn't have them, so to. best crowd of the whole year. last| year we didn't have them, so to be able to— year we didn't have them, so to be able to see — year we didn't have them, so to be able to see them _ year we didn't have them, so to be able to see them and _ year we didn't have them, so to be able to see them and feel- year we didn't have them, so to be able to see them and feel the - year we didn't have them, so to be . able to see them and feel the energy that they— able to see them and feel the energy that they bring — able to see them and feel the energy that they bring - _ able to see them and feel the energy that they bring — obvious _ able to see them and feel the energy that they bring — obvious i _ able to see them and feel the energy that they bring — obvious i watch - that they bring — obvious i watch the news — that they bring — obvious i watch the news so _ that they bring — obvious i watch the news so i _ that they bring — obvious i watch the news so i hear— that they bring — obvious i watch the news so i hear about- that they bring — obvious i watch the news so i hear about the - that they bring — obvious i watchl the news so i hear about the case that they bring — obvious i watch i the news so i hear about the case is going _ the news so i hear about the case is going up— the news so i hear about the case is going up in— the news so i hear about the case is going up in the _ the news so i hear about the case is going up in the uk_ the news so i hear about the case is going up in the uk -- _ the news so i hear about the case is going up in the uk —— cases. - the news so i hear about the case is going up in the uk —— cases. 50. the news so i hear about the case is going up in the uk —— cases. sol. going up in the uk —— cases. sol worry— going up in the uk —— cases. sol worry for— going up in the uk —— cases. sol worry for pe0pte~ _ going up in the uk -- cases. so i worry for pebble-— going up in the uk -- cases. so i worry for people. there to establish an entry that _ worry for people. there to establish an entry that you — worry for people. there to establish an entry that you have _ worry for people. there to establish an entry that you have to _ worry for people. there to establish an entry that you have to have - worry for people. there to establish an entry that you have to have 14 i an entry that you have to have 14

days clear and sincere second jab or show a negative lateral flow test within 48 hours of the event. our seats are spread out over three and a half miles, oursite seats are spread out over three and a half miles, our site is 550 our perimeter fence a half miles, our site is 550 our perimeterfence has 19 a half miles, our site is 550 our perimeter fence has 19 entry points throughout the miles. we don't have public transport, so it's a very different proposition. it wouldn't be taking place if it wasn't safe. the nearby campsites extracted tens of thousands over the racing weekend. but they now have less than a month to get ready.— a month to get ready. there's lots of uncertainty _ a month to get ready. there's lots of uncertainty there _ a month to get ready. there's lots of uncertainty there because - a month to get ready. there's lots of uncertainty there because our l of uncertainty there because our understanding is the second we ran in the _ understanding is the second we ran in the pilot— understanding is the second we ran in the pilot scheme, whereas the campsites— in the pilot scheme, whereas the campsites all have to adhere to the stage _ campsites all have to adhere to the stage the _ campsites all have to adhere to the stage the rules. so we're just trying — stage the rules. so we're just trying to— stage the rules. so we're just trying to compile all the information so we can send out everybody. information so we can send out everybody-— information so we can send out eve bod . ~ ., ., ., ., everybody. what would it have meant if ou everybody. what would it have meant if you couldn't — everybody. what would it have meant if you couldn't be _ everybody. what would it have meant if you couldn't be at _ everybody. what would it have meant if you couldn't be at full _ everybody. what would it have meant if you couldn't be at full capacity? - if you couldn't be at full capacity? financially it would have been externally dangerous for us. would ou have externally dangerous for us. would you have gone _ externally dangerous for us. would you have gone bust? _ externally dangerous for us. would you have gone bust? quite - externally dangerous for us. would l you have gone bust? quite possibly. i think it was — you have gone bust? quite possibly. i think it was more _ you have gone bust? quite possibly.

i think it was more likely _ you have gone bust? quite possibly. i think it was more likely than - you have gone bust? quite possibly. i think it was more likely than not. l i think it was more likely than not. the finances may have improved, but there is still concern. more people will be coming here than in any other sporting event this summer, with cases of the delta variant currently still rising. the british grand prix at silverstone under the microscope like never before. james burridge, bbc news. the two—time defending olympic champion andy murray's been picked for great britain's tennis team at the tokyo games. he'll play in the men's singles alongside dan evans and team up withjoe salisbury in the doubles. there's no place forjamie murray though, whilst heather watson and jo konta will compete in the women's singles. clare balding and the former british number one anne keothavong have been discussing the olympics selection — as well as today's play at eastbourne. we got away with it in terms of the weather today at eastbourne, largely a glorious day, and we saw a glorious day, and we saw terrific quarterfinal action.

glorious day, and we saw terrific quarterfinalaction. first glorious day, and we saw terrific quarterfinal action. first up, the only seed left in the draw, the top seed, the runner—up here a few years back, she got blasted off court — not blessed but certainly outplayed by camilla georgie.— not blessed but certainly outplayed by camilla georgie. georgie was the more consistent _ by camilla georgie. georgie was the more consistent of— by camilla georgie. georgie was the more consistent of the _ by camilla georgie. georgie was the more consistent of the two, - by camilla georgie. georgie was the more consistent of the two, would l more consistent of the two, would you believe. there was a bit of a dip in_ you believe. there was a bit of a dip in the — you believe. there was a bit of a dip in the level of georgie in that second _ dip in the level of georgie in that second set. but georgie, despite being _ second set. but georgie, despite being a _ second set. but georgie, despite being a break down in that first set, _ being a break down in that first set. stuck— being a break down in that first set, stuck with it and competed well, _ set, stuck with it and competed well, remained calm throughout. and yeah. _ well, remained calm throughout. and yeah. a _ well, remained calm throughout. and yeah, a wonderful top ten victory for her _ yeah, a wonderful top ten victory for her. ,, �* , ., ., yeah, a wonderful top ten victory for her. ,, �*, ., ., ., , yeah, a wonderful top ten victory for her. ,, �* , ., ., ., , ., for her. she's a great example of resilience and _ for her. she's a great example of resilience and hanging _ for her. she's a great example of resilience and hanging on - for her. she's a great example of resilience and hanging on in - for her. she's a great example of. resilience and hanging on in there, and trying to soak up the power of a bigger player. she and trying to soak up the power of a bigger player-— bigger player. she en'oyed the pace that was coming _ bigger player. she en'oyed the pace that was coming at — bigger player. she enjoyed the pace that was coming at her— bigger player. she enjoyed the pace that was coming at her from - bigger player. she enjoyed the pace that was coming at her from cyber l that was coming at her from cyber link _ that was coming at her from cyber link today— that was coming at her from cyber link. today she wasn't her greatest performance, she was way too erratic, — performance, she was way too erratic, too many errors off neutral balls _ erratic, too many errors off neutral balls which — erratic, too many errors off neutral balls which didn't help her cause. georgie _ balls which didn't help her cause. georgie was able to reabsorb the power— georgie was able to reabsorb the power and redirect, and georgie was able to reabsorb the powerand redirect, and when georgie was able to reabsorb the power and redirect, and when she had an opportunity to take control, she

took her— an opportunity to take control, she took her chances. the an opportunity to take control, she took her chances.— an opportunity to take control, she took her chances. the other half of the draw, took her chances. the other half of the draw. we _ took her chances. the other half of the draw, we saw _ took her chances. the other half of the draw, we saw a _ took her chances. the other half of the draw, we saw a terrific - took her chances. the other half of the draw, we saw a terrific three i the draw, we saw a terrific three setter. also panko, a player who won the french open when she was a teenager, she got to as high as five in the world then dipped. she's quite fiery and passionate. she is, she doesn't _ quite fiery and passionate. she is, she doesn't shy _ quite fiery and passionate. she is, she doesn't shy away _ quite fiery and passionate. she is, she doesn't shy away from - quite fiery and passionate. she is, | she doesn't shy away from showing the rest _ she doesn't shy away from showing the rest of— she doesn't shy away from showing the rest of the world how she's feeling — the rest of the world how she's feeling or— the rest of the world how she's feeling or what she's thinking out there _ feeling or what she's thinking out there on— feeling or what she's thinking out there on the tennis court. she plays with a _ there on the tennis court. she plays with a lot _ there on the tennis court. she plays with a lot of— there on the tennis court. she plays with a lot of passion and energy. you can't — with a lot of passion and energy. you can't take your eyes off her. but again— you can't take your eyes off her. but again for the second day in a row, _ but again for the second day in a row, she — but again for the second day in a row, she came back from a set behind, — row, she came back from a set behind, competed well when it really mattered, _ behind, competed well when it really mattered, dug deep and produced some fabulous _ mattered, dug deep and produced some fabulous tennis.— fabulous tennis. match point was particularly _ fabulous tennis. match point was particularly good. _ fabulous tennis. match point was particularly good, it _ fabulous tennis. match point was particularly good, it was - fabulous tennis. match point was particularly good, it was an - fabulous tennis. match point was particularly good, it was an extra j particularly good, it was an extra nearly good match to watch. also we got news today that the british team will be led by andy murray in the tokyo 0lympics. he will play singles alongside dan evans, also played

doubles which means no place for his brotherjamie, and no place for cameron norrie.— brotherjamie, and no place for cameron norrie. ., , ., ., cameron norrie. real shame, nor he decided he wasn't _ cameron norrie. real shame, nor he decided he wasn't going _ cameron norrie. real shame, nor he decided he wasn't going to _ cameron norrie. real shame, nor he decided he wasn't going to make - cameron norrie. real shame, nor he decided he wasn't going to make it l decided he wasn't going to make it himself— decided he wasn't going to make it himself available —— cameron norrie. he wanted _ himself available —— cameron norrie. he wanted to focus on his ranking and explained to some fantastic tennis. — and explained to some fantastic tennis. he — and explained to some fantastic tennis, he wants to ride that wave at the _ tennis, he wants to ride that wave at the moment. real shame forjamie murray— at the moment. real shame forjamie murray the _ at the moment. real shame forjamie murray the way it works out. top ten in the _ murray the way it works out. top ten in the world, — murray the way it works out. top ten in the world, can play with whoever he wants _ in the world, can play with whoever he wants to — in the world, can play with whoever he wants to. and he has expressed that you'd — he wants to. and he has expressed that you'd like to play with joe, they're — that you'd like to play with joe, they're going to team up, joe knows it comes _ they're going to team up, joe knows it comes with a bit of a risk, given andy's _ it comes with a bit of a risk, given andy's hip— it comes with a bit of a risk, given andy's hip issues. but he wants the opportunity to play with andy, and dan evans — opportunity to play with andy, and dan evans wants to team up. they've had some — dan evans wants to team up. they've had some fantastic results as a team this year. _ had some fantastic results as a team this year, making two masters 1000 finals _ this year, making two masters 1000 finals its— this year, making two masters 1000 finals. it'sjust unfortunate this year, making two masters 1000 finals. it's just unfortunate for jamie — finals. it's just unfortunate for jamie and _ finals. it's just unfortunate for jamie and the way things worked out. joe conti _ jamie and the way things worked out. joe conti and heather watson will be there to represent great britain in singles and team up. we'll have

coverage of those 0lympic singles and team up. we'll have coverage of those olympic games and we will continue our coverage tomorrow at 1pm. it’s we will continue our coverage tomorrow at 1pm.— we will continue our coverage tomorrow at 1pm. it's not all about the euros this _ tomorrow at 1pm. it's not all about the euros this summer. _ next to south america, where the colombian football federation has asked the organisers of the copa america to suspend the referee from their 2—1 defeat to brazil last night. why? because the ball hit the referee in the build up to brazil's equaliser — but the, after the role he played in the hosts equalising goal. craig templeton has the story. this would be the only time the referee touched the ball. but the next time would have much bigger impact. brazil had already qualified for the knockout phase, and columbia were also all but through on paper — a bit of a dead robber. that idea was about to be erased. they've won their last nine games, columbia needed to rise to the occasion. step

forward luis diaz.— forward luis diaz. what a stunning coal! forward luis diaz. what a stunning goal! columbia _ forward luis diaz. what a stunning goal! columbia lead, _ forward luis diaz. what a stunning goal! columbia lead, and - forward luis diaz. what a stunning goal! columbia lead, and it's - forward luis diaz. what a stunning goal! columbia lead, and it's diaz| goal! columbia lead, and it's diaz who won the goals of the tournament. he was back from suspension after a red card in the opening game after this, all was forgotten. it what happened next was met columbia will find hard to forget, on first viewing, for meno scored what looked like a fair equaliser. 0n second viewing, it looked anything but as the ball clearly hit the referee in the ball clearly hit the referee in the build—up. q colombian fury and a var check. now the rules state that if the ball touches the referee, it's a dropped ball. for some reason, the var disagreed, 1—1. it's a dropped ball. for some reason, the var disagreed, 1-1. 0 even more colombian fury, it will add ten minutes stoppage time. here, there was no excuse. casemiro completely unmarked in the middle,

2-1. completely unmarked in the middle, 2—1. now ten consecutive brazilian winds. forthem, a 2—1. now ten consecutive brazilian winds. for them, a sound of celebration. for colombia, a look of disbelief. craig templeton, bbc news. both sides are backed out against each other on the same pitch this evening as part of their three match series. the sri lankans won the toss, chose to back and they have lost two players. sam curran with some nice football skills there. we can show you what's happening, these are life pictures from bbc to where you can watch the action. the tour is 21 from two with five hours. prayer and manderson at the moment, nojos buttlerfor prayer and manderson at the moment, nojos buttler for england. joe no jos buttler for england. joe willie nojos buttler for england. joe

willie is in for chris quotes, no moeen ali. a couple of changes for them in an inexperienced sri lanka team trying to get things right with the bat. not a great start, 21 for two, you can watch that on bbc two or follow it on bbc sport website. other sports news there as well. that's all from sportsday. from me and the team, goodbye. hello there. it's going to be a cooler day tomorrow with a northerly breeze. some parts of the country will see a huge change in the weather. now, this was north yorkshire at whitby earlier on in the sunshine. we saw some high temperatures in the northeast of england today. 24 celsius in alnwick, for example, 22 celsius down the coast in scarborough. tomorrow, temperatures in some places could be as much as 10 degrees lower. a similar change on the way for eastern parts of scotland. today before the rain arrived, temperatures were into the low 20s.

that wetter weather swept across the whole of scotland with some more rain to come overnight. heaviest rain earlier on was in northern ireland, but it is drier here tonight. we've got more rain in scotland for a while affecting wales before pushing towards the midlands and eastern parts of england later in the night. temperatures may drop off a little bit in scotland and northern ireland, but it's another warm one for england and wales. warmer than it has been of late towards the southeast. today, we had some high pollen levels in england and wales. it's more restricted to southern areas tomorrow because these areas are more likely to get some sunshine eventually. but we start off quite cloudy with some outbreaks of rain, that'll slowly pull away from many eastern parts of england. they will continue to bring some rain into northern england. rain developing in eastern scotland getting close to northern ireland in towards north wales. to the south, some sunshine could trigger some heavy, thundery showers later in the day. temperatures going to be a bit lower, but as we have seen significantly so in eastern scotland and the northeast of england. here, we have got more rain

continuing into the evening, a really dismal summers day. and a few more storms breaking out further south across england as well for a while. the weekend, a battle going on, really, high pressure extending all the way across the atlantic to more northern parts of the uk. lower pressure in the south threatening some rain. now, on saturday, most of the downpours are going to be on the other side of the channel. we could pick up a few showers developing in england and wales and still some cloudy, damp, chilly weather across southeast scotland and northeast england. a fair bit of cloud for northern areas, but otherwise dry. probably more sunshine during the second half of the weekend for the northern half of the uk. so temperatures are going to be a bit higher. further south, we've got an increasing risk of catching some heavy, perhaps thundery downpours running across southern england towards wales and the midlands. still a lot of doubt as to how far north that rain will get during sunday.

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