truth, things have team forward. in truth, things have got worse for wales before half—time. clinging on for the break. still, that would not save them for long. moments after the restart, poor defending and kasper dolberg had his second. their third was no more than they deserved from joakim m hle, the kind of celebrations they as a nation not so long ago might have thought impossible. the knockout blow then for wales, impossible. the knockout blow then forwales, harry impossible. the knockout blow then for wales, harry wilson's red card not quite the final insult. that came from martin braithwaite. his goal made it four. denmark's extraordinary tournament goes on. for wales, extraordinary tournament goes on. forwales, nothing extraordinary tournament goes on. for wales, nothing but desperate disappointment. to finish how we did is disappointing, but the boys are frustrated and angry, it's

understandable and i would rather we go out like that kicking and screaming than doing nothing. we cannot fault the effort the boys showed and that's the minimum requirement. last 16 at euro 2020, italy v austria from wembley. italy finished as group a winners while austria came second in group came second in group c. winners will play belgium or portugal in quarterfinals. once that's done and dusted, the stadium will be getting ready for one of the pick of the last 16 matches. a repeat of the euro �*96 semifinal. england versus germany. england qualified top of the group with two wins and a goalless draw with scotland, but some have criticised the perfomances as uninspiring.

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biggar was flawless with the post in sight. japan's perseverance was eventually rewarded. warren gatland has a few weeks to plug the gaps. the winner was never really in doubt but it came at a cost. in many ways, warren gatland got what he wanted but it was completely overshadowed by that ending injury to alun wyn jones. now lions fly to south africa needing a replacement and also a new captain. what a game of rugby and what a story in the premiership rugby final where harlequins won their first title in nine years — stunning defending champions exeter at twickenham. quins were 28—0 down in last week's semi final before stunning bristol and then produced an incredible display in a match winning 40—38 that ebbed and flowed from the first whistle to the last. joe lynskey has the story. this is english rugby's biggest match. to get here, harlequins just

have to cross the road. their home ground is next to twickenham but for so long, this match has felt far away. in theirfirst so long, this match has felt far away. in their first premiership finalfor nine years, away. in their first premiership final for nine years, they would not let it pass them by. {betti final for nine years, they would not let it pass them by.— let it pass them by. gets a penalty t ! let it pass them by. gets a penalty try! exeter— let it pass them by. gets a penalty try! exeter have _ let it pass them by. gets a penalty try! exeter have played _ let it pass them by. gets a penalty try! exeter have played in - let it pass them by. gets a penalty try! exeter have played in the - let it pass them by. gets a penalty try! exeter have played in the last| try! exeter have played in the last six finals and _ try! exeter have played in the last six finals and won _ try! exeter have played in the last six finals and won three. - try! exeter have played in the last six finals and won three. they - try! exeter have played in the last six finals and won three. they are j six finals and won three. they are english rugby's consistent machine, first exeter drew level then went ahead but harlequins defiantly stayed in the game. quins went back and front then 12 points ahead but in this thrilling match, back came the chiefs again. this is the great and resolve that has got them this far. but still, remarkably, another twist. this match had so many stars, but the last ten minutes belonged to a 21—year—old. two tries gave queen's the sensational win. in its biggest match and one of the hardest seasons, english rugby got one

incredible finish. we saw one of the most dramatic opening stages in tour de france history with two huge crashes and a stunning solo effort from world champion julian alaphillipe to take the leader's yellow jersey. britain's geraint thomas avoided the worst of the chaos to finish alongside most of his main rivals. drew savage reports. you don'tjust need to keep your eyes on the road... but spectators too. in the first week, it's vital for the main contenders, like geraint thomas, to make it through unscathed. 181i riders negotiating the roads of the brittany countryside isn't easy. a second crash in the last five miles, the field split. chris froome, riding his first tour for three years after injury, lost 1a minutes, although he did eventually finish the stage. a much—reduced leading pack raced

away and a clear picture emerged in the last mile and a half, as the rainbow striped jersey of the world champion, julian alaphilippe, left the peloton trailing in his wake. he had time to savour the moment, it's 20 years since a frenchman last won the first stage of the tour. while behind him the three race favourites, primoz roglic, tadej pogacar and geraint thomas all ensured they're still in contention, others weren't so lucky. drew savage, bbc. defending champion lizzie deignan finished ninth in la course — the one—day women's version of the race. dutchwoman demi vollering won the sprint to claim her first title. next year the one—day race will be replaced by an eight—day tour de france for the first time since 1989. championship leader max verstappen will start on pole position for styrian grand prix in austria. he was a class apart in his red bull at the red bull ring although when he looks in his mirrors tomorrow — he's just ahead of lewis hamilton and lando norris in third. nick parrott has more.

this is red bull's track but they had never previously put a car on pole for their home race. lewis hamilton won from the front last year but times are changing. max verstappen now was the man to beat. his devoted fans in for a treat. this short track it was cornering that was costing hamilton time. first to go out in the final session, he set the benchmark. his mercedes team—mate valtteri bottas stated it but 13 place mercedes team—mate valtteri bottas stated it but i3 place grid penalty for the firm met that didn't matter. verstappen was quick, smooth and stable producing two laps that no one could beat. it’s stable producing two laps that no one could beat.— one could beat. it's going to be better but _ one could beat. it's going to be better but it — one could beat. it's going to be better but it was _ one could beat. it's going to be better but it was good - one could beat. it's going to be better but it was good enough l one could beat. it's going to be i better but it was good enough and one could beat. it's going to be - better but it was good enough and i think the whole weekend we had been quite competitive and it was quite easy to set up the car, so that's always what you like. still easy to set up the car, so that's always what you like.— easy to set up the car, so that's always what you like. still on the front now- _ always what you like. still on the front now. obviously _ always what you like. still on the front now. obviously after- always what you like. still on the front now. obviously after the i front now. obviously after the penalty, — front now. obviously after the penalty, so... idid front now. obviously after the penalty, so... i did everything i

could _ penalty, so... i did everything i could and — penalty, so... i did everything i could and we go into the race tomorrow— could and we go into the race tomorrow for a fight.- could and we go into the race tomorrow for a fight. three pulls in a season for— tomorrow for a fight. three pulls in a season for the _ tomorrow for a fight. three pulls in a season for the dutchman - tomorrow for a fight. three pulls in a season for the dutchman is - tomorrow for a fight. three pulls in a season for the dutchman is a - a season for the dutchman is a personal best and another will follow if he turns it into his fourth win of the year. england have wrapped up a series whitewash against sri lanka with a one sided final t20 international in southampton. promoted to open in the absence ofjos buttler and jason roy dawid malan smashed 76 offjust 48 balls as england posted 180 for six from their 20 overs. malan was straight in the action in the field too, catching danushka gunathilaka in the first over, one of three wickets for david willey. the touring side slumped to 91 all out, as england took the series 3—0. they play the first of 3 one dayers on tuesday. olympic qualification is on the line at the british athletics championships in manchester this weekend. dina asher—smith won the final of the 100 metres. asher—smith ran her fastest time of the season in the semis and was delighted when the track—side clock timed her as having improved upon her british record in the final.

but the timing was incorrect and was adjusted back. asha philip came second. both are bound for toyko. european champion zharnel hughes was disqualified for a false start in the men's100 metres. he'd been the fastest qualifier for the final. the race was won by cee—jay ujah. hughes is now at the mercy of selectors. there was a fantastic performance from holly bradshaw. she set a new british record in the pole vault who leapt to four metres 90. that's a personal best outdoors and puts her third the shock of the day so far has seen andrew pozzi here in the middle in yellow, surprisingly beaten into third place in the 110 metres hurdles final. he already had the qualifying time before today, but needed a first two placing to guarantee his trip to toyko.

his fate will be decided by selectors next week. tade ojura won, but his time wasn't fast enough to guarantee selection. it's finals weekend in the netball superleague. semis today. final tomorrow where team bath will play old rivals loughborough lightning. bath booked their place in the decider by beating defending champions manchester thunder 41—38. they're chasing a sixth title — their last coming back in 2013. a little more one sided in the other semi at the copperbox with table toppers loughborough easing past leeds rhinos 58—38. this will be their fourth final, but they're yet to win one. england thrashed wales 102—22 in a wheelchair rugby league international in sheffield. with the half—time score 42—10, england continued to dominate with man of the match nathan collins scoring a try and 12 conversions in an emphatic victory. just a reminder that italy against austria is just getting underway on bbc one right now in the last 16 of the euros. from me, the team and those working

at home, thanks for watching. we'll see you next time. hello there. decent dry weather for many and spells of sunshine. this is how it looked this afternoon on the south coast of england. i suspect here tomorrow it will look a little cloudier and it will look a little cloudier and it will be wetter. rain in the south with dioxide further north. this is the earlier satellite picture and you can see this cloud, slow—moving area of low pressure that will start to throw ray northwards across the channel islands and into southern counties of england. the further north, the drier. the lowest

temperatures across far north of scotland, five or six. especially when we have more in the way of cloud. we will see out—brakes of showery rain, perhaps the odd shower. further north northern england, northern ireland and much of scotland, dry with spells of sunshine though thicker cloud in the far north—west. temperatures not bad 20 degrees for glasgow, 23 in london. in the evening, we will see this drifting further north across the midlands, wales, into northern england for a time. on monday, expect further outputs of rain across parts of wales and south—west england, showers breaking out, east

anglia, the midlands, may be up towards parts of northern england. north, namely fine with sunshine and at this stage, the highest average is likely to be in western scotland up is likely to be in western scotland up to around 23. wimbledon kicks off on monday. we could see interruptions to the play. certainly through the first few days with further outbreaks of rain at times as the area of low pressure continues to churn around. these frontal systems drifting north from time to time. higher pressure further north we will see the best of the dry, sunny and warm weather. highest temperatures in western scotland, 25, always with the chance of rain further south.

this is bbc news i'm shaun ley — the headlines at 8pm. the health secretary matt hancock resigns after pictures sajid javid has been replaced as the health secretary. he is replacing matt hancock. in his resignation letter to the prime minister, matt hancock says he owes it to people who have sacrificed so much in this pandemic to be honest when we have let them down. i understand the enormous sacrifices that everyone in this country has made. that you have made. and those of us who make these rules have got to stick by them and that is why i have got to resign. he should have gone yesterday, that would _ he should have gone yesterday, that would have been far better. instead,

downing _ would have been far better. instead, downing street said they