heading into the start of the weekend, we've got more cloud moving our way. eastern parts of england likely to stay dry, some early sunshine. out to the west, we've got this rain developing in western parts of england and wales, moving more into scotland, affecting northern ireland. strong southerly winds, though, will push milder air northwards with temperatures in double figures. this is bbc news. i'm lewis vaughan jones. a big jump in migration to the uk. the number of people arriving compared with those leaving has doubled to more than half a million in one year. the little boy murdered by his own family — a review says information about him should have been better shared. nhs england bosses warn that people are dying because of long delays for ambulance crews handing patients over at a&e.

a man has been charged with the murder of a woman and her two daughters in nottingham. the waves of strikes continue across the uk and scotland teachers walk—out for the first time in almost four years. -- 40. in qatar, cristiano ronaldo becomes the first player ever to score at five different world cup tournaments, as portugal beat ghana 3—2 in their opening game. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello i'm olly foster, here's what's coming up on sportsday this evening. with goals in germany, south africa, brazil, russia and now qatar, ronaldo has made world cup history. we'll check in with wales as they prepare for their match against iran tomorrow morning.

and there's relief for england, captain kane will be fit to face the usa. also coming up in the programme... we'll hear from the saudi sports minister, after shocking argentina they have some very ambitious football plans. and with the stadiums just a couple of goalkicks apart, how many matches can you pack into one day. we are down there and we have to go all the _ we are down there and we have to go all the way, _ we are down there and we have to go all the way, all the way over there and i_ all the way, all the way over there and l have — all the way, all the way over there and i have wasted ten seconds already — welcome along, by the end of today we'll have seen all 32

teams at the world cup. just the one match to go, but let's take you through the results so far today. we'll start at stadium 974, where cristiano ronaldo was always going to steal the headlines. he went into the game against cameroon without a club after severing ties with manchester united a couple ——ghana of days ago but the portugal captain speaks when he wants and he scores when he wants, his goal in their 3—2 win saw him make world cup history lydia campbell reports. there are few players who can completely dominate pre—match build—up like cristiano ronaldo. on tuesday he had his contract terminated by manchester united. on thursday he was leading his country in his fifth world cup. but it took until the second half for ronaldo to make his mark, winning a penalty and giving himself the chance to make history as the only man to score in

five world cups. the chance taken 1-0 five world cups. the chance taken 1—0 portugal. but before long gotto threaten to remove his night. —— ghana. within minutes portugal had their game. and minutes later they had another with rafael seemingly put this to bed. but there was still time for ghana to make things interesting. making it 32, but it just was not enough and portugal held on for the win with ronaldo making sure that he was in the headlines once again. the other match in portugal's group was goaless. it was a story of wasted chances between uruguay and south korea at the education city stadium

both sides squandered good openings. south korea's hwang ui—jo should have given his sde the lead, but leaned back on his shot, and his efort sailed vert the bar. uruguay�*s had luis suarez and darwin nunez in theirfront line but their veteran skipper diego godin, who is now 36, came closest to scoring in the first half. he hit the bottom of a post with a header. urugauy dominated possession after the break, real madrid's federico valverde also hit the woodwork with a long range effort. south korea's captain, son heung—min, playing in a protective mask after fracturing his eye socket last month, had a quietish game, and saw a late effort go wide, south korea didn't have a single shot on target. switzerland are looking to reach the last 16 for the third world cup in a row and have started their campaign with a win. they beat cameroon i—nil in group g, breel embolo scored the winner early in the second half. he was born in cameroon so that

explained the muted celebrations. the 25 year old received swiss citizenship in 2014 after coming through the basel youth ranks. staying in group g, there are just 2 teams that we haven't seen play yet, brazil and serbia kick off in the next 20 minutes. since competing under the serbian flag they've never made it beyond the group stage, whereas brazil are the favourites in qatar, and have won the world cup five times, although not for 20 years. translation: what i can tell the fans is to believe _ translation: what i can tell the fans is to believe in _ translation: what i can tell the fans is to believe in us. _ translation: what i can tell the fans is to believe in us. rest - fans is to believe in us. rest assured that we are ready to play a great world cup. it is obvious that the title is still very far away. but we can dream on and that is what we do every day.

the game will start 0—0 so that we both have a chance to win. 50 the game will start 0-0 so that we both have a chance to win.- the game will start 0-0 so that we both have a chance to win. so we are not afraid of— both have a chance to win. so we are not afraid of anyone _ both have a chance to win. so we are not afraid of anyone in _ both have a chance to win. so we are not afraid of anyone in the _ both have a chance to win. so we are not afraid of anyone in the world, - not afraid of anyone in the world, excuse _ not afraid of anyone in the world, excuse me. — not afraid of anyone in the world, excuse me, even brazil, we don't need _ excuse me, even brazil, we don't need to— excuse me, even brazil, we don't need to be — excuse me, even brazil, we don't need to be afraid from no one. 25 need to be afraid from no one. minutes to need to be afraid from no one. 25 minutes to kick off there. there are four more games tomorrow, including the second round of matches in group b involving england and wales, the welsh getting a precious point against the usa on monday, hywel griffith has been with their squad on the eve of the match against iran. hywel, i hope rob page bottled how they played in the second half, and they start like that. absolutely they were massively out muscled in midfield on monday and in the first half, things were transformed with a different tactic, in the second half putting him up

top to play, but clearly wales were missing something, could that missing something, could that missing link bejoe allen. he has not played for swansea city for a couple of months. he has been with the wells cut up all the time everyone asked by his fitness today, confirming for us today that he is 100% fit. although he is on ioo% fit. although he is on contention to play. it could impact the blood tomorrow that is music to the blood tomorrow that is music to the years of welsh fans this is what rod paige had to say. the the years of welsh fans this is what rod paige had to say.— rod paige had to say. the medical team have been _ rod paige had to say. the medical team have been exceptional - rod paige had to say. the medical team have been exceptional with i rod paige had to say. the medical. team have been exceptional with him and have _ team have been exceptional with him and have reasoned that he is in a position— and have reasoned that he is in a position where he is fit and ready to go _ position where he is fit and ready to go. we were all concerned about him because over the extent of the injury. _ him because over the extent of the injury. he _ him because over the extent of the injury, he kept breaking down so they have — injury, he kept breaking down so they have had targets along the way and have met every target. and last week— and have met every target. and last week they— and have met every target. and last week they pushed him to 100%. and it was a _ week they pushed him to 100%. and it was a gamble and if he had worked on it would have been completely opposite of the target. we could then not— opposite of the target. we could then not have question for the us again— then not have question for the us again ttut— then not have question for the us again but i— then not have question for the us again but i decided against that because — again but i decided against that because when we look at the group and the _

because when we look at the group and the confidence that we had to -et and the confidence that we had to get out _ and the confidence that we had to get out of the group that i want him for the long—term. get out of the group that i want him for the long-term.— for the long-term. good news with joe allen. hywel, wales are one of the seven european nations who were forced by fifa to ditch their one—love armbands in those opening games, a no win situation really with the players being put in such a difficult situation. absolutely. that was gareth bale's take on it this evening in the press conference. he would have been started that game with the yellow card and that as it turned out he picked up a yellow during play. so as he told us earlier, that would have set him off of the pitch. there has been a little change this evening that he might be aware that some wells friends were stop from wearing rainbow pockets hat going to the stadium they have been assured by fifa that those fans can wear them in also take rainbow flags into them in also take rainbow flags into the game against iran tomorrow. for

the game against iran tomorrow. for the players point of view it is clear from gareth bale that they are frustrated from the way fifa have tackled this problem. we frustrated from the way fifa have tackled this problem.— frustrated from the way fifa have tackled this problem. we were not too ha- tackled this problem. we were not too happy about — tackled this problem. we were not too happy about not _ tackled this problem. we were not too happy about not being - tackled this problem. we were not too happy about not being able - tackled this problem. we were not too happy about not being able to| too happy about not being able to where _ too happy about not being able to where off— too happy about not being able to where off some of the sanctions that were but— where off some of the sanctions that were put into place that ultimately ithink— were put into place that ultimately lthihk evil— were put into place that ultimately i think evil say that i should have been _ i think evil say that i should have been warranted but i would have been sent off— been warranted but i would have been sent off after about 25 minutes or so of _ sent off after about 25 minutes or so of course we support it but of course _ so of course we support it but of course we — so of course we support it but of course we are here to play football at the _ course we are here to play football at the same time. i think byjust not wearing it at does not mean that we do _ not wearing it at does not mean that we do not _ not wearing it at does not mean that we do not support it. we are football— we do not support it. we are football team we always try to do the right— football team we always try to do the right thing and creep that awareness. i guess once he was trying _ awareness. i guess once he was trying to— awareness. i guess once he was trying to do something else and when the result— trying to do something else and when the result goes the right way, does not go _ the result goes the right way, does not go the — the result goes the right way, does not go the right way, we get blamed for. not go the right way, we get blamed for for— not go the right way, we get blamed for for us _ not go the right way, we get blamed for. for us the tournament has started — for. for us the tournament has started we _ for. for us the tournament has started we need to concentrate on football _ started we need to concentrate on football for ourselves and outside of the _ football for ourselves and outside of the game that if there is anything that we can do to re—support we will do that. anything that we can do to re-support we will do that. let's concentrate _ re-support we will do that. let's concentrate on _ re-support we will do that. let's concentrate on the _ re-support we will do that. let's concentrate on the football- re—support we will do that. let�*s concentrate on the football then they would like to go into the final group game against england with

progress the last 16 in their own hands. ~ , ,., , progress the last 16 in their own hands. , , , , , hands. absolutely yes, they might start as favourites _ hands. absolutely yes, they might start as favourites against - hands. absolutely yes, they mightj start as favourites against england but they are taking nothing for granted. they know it was a slow start on monday and know that they need to adapt and yes ifjoe allen is fit that would help, maybe start with kiefer particular with his aerial presence they may be able to force themselves on iran. there were questions today on goal difference but i don't think anyone can assume that wales will be able to rack up a huge tally, hearing from the former wales international he thinks they have to improve tomorrow if they will have any chance and progressing in the tournament. the will have any chance and progressing in the tournament.— in the tournament. the first half auainst in the tournament. the first half against the _ in the tournament. the first half against the us _ in the tournament. the first half against the us certainly, - in the tournament. the first half. against the us certainly, probably the first— against the us certainly, probably the first half an hour or so, wales really— the first half an hour or so, wales really struggled to control possession. and to string passes together~ — possession. and to string passes together. and that will always be difficult _ together. and that will always be difficult in terms of the conditions

here and — difficult in terms of the conditions here and in— difficult in terms of the conditions here and in terms of the quality of opposition— here and in terms of the quality of opposition that you are playing against. — opposition that you are playing against, if you cannot keep the ball. _ against, if you cannot keep the ball. so— against, if you cannot keep the ball. so i— against, if you cannot keep the ball, so i think wales will certainly look at that area and feel the need _ certainly look at that area and feel the need to improve going into the second _ the need to improve going into the second game. you would expect wales to have _ second game. you would expect wales to have a _ second game. you would expect wales to have a bit _ second game. you would expect wales to have a bit more possession against — to have a bit more possession against iran but let's not forget they need to burn themselves so they need to— they need to burn themselves so they need to be _ they need to burn themselves so they need to be positive about their approach — need to be positive about their approach and then do something wales will have _ approach and then do something wales will have to _ approach and then do something wales will have to be met mindful of. i think there _ will have to be met mindful of. i think there is a lot of areas that they— think there is a lot of areas that they can — think there is a lot of areas that they can improve on and they will be looking _ they can improve on and they will be looking to do that against the iranians _ looking to do that against the iranians. ., . ., iranians. one of the challenge will be the desert _ iranians. one of the challenge will be the desert heat. _ iranians. one of the challenge will be the desert heat. for _ iranians. one of the challenge will be the desert heat. for the - iranians. one of the challenge will be the desert heat. for the early i be the desert heat. for the early fixture just after lunch here in qatar temperature is expected to hit about 30 degrees. back there have been training out during the daytime and fence during that the team does not wills. he and fence during that the team does not wills. ., , ., not wills. he mentioned there before that the wales _ not wills. he mentioned there before that the wales fans _ not wills. he mentioned there before that the wales fans will _ not wills. he mentioned there before

that the wales fans will be _ not wills. he mentioned there before that the wales fans will be able - not wills. he mentioned there before that the wales fans will be able to i that the wales fans will be able to wear those rainbow bucket hats and in the sunshine tomorrow morning. we have also spoken to to noel mooney about this today. it worries us the direction that keep— it worries us the direction that keep us— it worries us the direction that keep us taking us now i hope that a permanent— keep us taking us now i hope that a permanent member of fifa who will not feel— permanent member of fifa who will not feel so— permanent member of fifa who will not feel so proud today of what has happen _ not feel so proud today of what has happen of last few days. we really want fifa — happen of last few days. we really want fifa be brilliant. we are all football— want fifa be brilliant. we are all football fans, we want the beautiful game _ football fans, we want the beautiful game to— football fans, we want the beautiful game to be the best it can be and i don't think— game to be the best it can be and i don't think over the last few days that every— don't think over the last few days that every moment has shown football in the _ that every moment has shown football in the best— that every moment has shown football in the best light. there was relief for the england head coach gareth southgate, his captain harry kane picked up a knock on his foot in the win against iran, but trained today ahead of their game against the usa tomorow night, one that could see them qualify for the last 16 with a game to spare. alex howell has been with the england squad today,

phew! definitely that was the feeling from the england staff and of course the player harry kane is training today, yesterday we learned that he was going for that skin on his right foot and all eyes were on him to see how he was moving and playing but you can see that he was moving freely after picking up that knock in the game against chiron and that 6- in the game against chiron and that 6— to win, a comfortable win in that opening game and gareth southgate was speaking tonight saying that it would take a break person to leave harry kane out of that starting line—up. know that he has trained, it was more of a precaution. the reason that he has been speaking tonight is because it is the matched a-i tonight is because it is the matched a—i press conference against that game against usa tomorrow. he was telling us why that challenge against the us will not be easy.

tomorrow we have to try to make history _ tomorrow we have to try to make history we — tomorrow we have to try to make history. we are good at that, we are good _ history. we are good at that, we are good at _ history. we are good at that, we are good at talking highly of ourselves as a nation and on the basis of very little _ as a nation and on the basis of very little evidence, so what we have to do is perform on the field and we know— do is perform on the field and we know that — do is perform on the field and we know that we will play a highly motivated team, but we have huge respect _ motivated team, but we have huge respect for— motivated team, but we have huge respect for our opponent. you know a lot of— respect for our opponent. you know a lot of the _ respect for our opponent. you know a lot of the players from our league and we _ lot of the players from our league and we know the quality that they have and — and we know the quality that they have and the athleticism that they have _ have and the athleticism that they have so _ have and the athleticism that they have. so we have to be at our best. they— have. so we have to be at our best. they probably will have to be. we saw how the usa really tested wales in that very quick and slick n the break, do we expect any tweaks to the ii from southgate. this us team a lot of the starting xi play their football in europe. the real selection that gareth

southgate had was with harry kane and of course we know the answer about that one. the next one was about that one. the next one was about harry maguire the centre back came on with a illness and that iran game but he was the player sat along gareth southgate this evening and he has been speaking about what he does to keep playing for his country and staying consistent. wing i go on the training pitch and i work as hard as possible i give my all i give my best. and that gives you good preparation to go into a game. and preparation to go into a game. and to erform preparation to go into a game. and to perform for— preparation to go into a game. and to perform for the best level. i went into — to perform for the best level. i went into the _ to perform for the best level. i went into the euros _ to perform for the best level. i went into the euros on - to perform for the best level. i went into the euros on the - to perform for the best level. ii went into the euros on the back to perform for the best level. i. went into the euros on the back of to perform for the best level. i- went into the euros on the back of a 8-10 _ went into the euros on the back of a 8-10 week injury_ went into the euros on the back of a 8—10 week injury and _ went into the euros on the back of a 8—10 week injury and i _ went into the euros on the back of a 8—10 week injury and i was not - went into the euros on the back of a 8—10 week injury and i was not too i 8—10 week injury and i was not too worried _ 8—10 week injury and i was not too worried about the _ 8—10 week injury and i was not too worried about the lack _ 8—10 week injury and i was not too worried about the lack of - 8—10 week injury and i was not too worried about the lack of game - 8—10 week injury and i was not too i worried about the lack of game time, obviously i_ worried about the lack of game time, obviously iwant— worried about the lack of game time, obviously. i want to _ worried about the lack of game time, obviously. i want to be _ worried about the lack of game time, obviously. i want to be playing - obviously. i want to be playing every — obviously. i want to be playing every week— obviously. i want to be playing every week for— obviously. i want to be playing every week for my _ obviously. i want to be playing every week for my club. - obviously. i want to be playing every week for my club. it - obviously. i want to be playing every week for my club. it is l every week for my club. it is something _ every week for my club. it is something that _ every week for my club. it is something that i will- every week for my club. it is something that i will fight i every week for my club. it is - something that i will fight to get back into — something that i will fight to get back into the _ something that i will fight to get back into the team. _ something that i will fight to get back into the team. it _ something that i will fight to get back into the team. it is - something that i will fight to get back into the team. it is not - something that i will fight to get . back into the team. it is not where i back into the team. it is not where i wanted _ back into the team. it is not where i wanted to— back into the team. it is not where iwanted to be. _ back into the team. it is not where i wanted to be, but— back into the team. it is not where i wanted to be, but of— back into the team. it is not where i wanted to be, but of course - back into the team. it is not where i wanted to be, but of course i- back into the team. it is not wherej i wanted to be, but of course i feel fresh. have — i wanted to be, but of course i feel fresh, have worked _ i wanted to be, but of course i feel fresh, have worked hard, - i wanted to be, but of course i feel fresh, have worked hard, i've - i wanted to be, but of course i feel. fresh, have worked hard, i've worked on the _ fresh, have worked hard, i've worked on the training — fresh, have worked hard, i've worked on the training pitch _ fresh, have worked hard, i've worked on the training pitch to _ fresh, have worked hard, i've worked on the training pitch to make - fresh, have worked hard, i've worked on the training pitch to make sure - on the training pitch to make sure that i'm _ on the training pitch to make sure that i'm ready— on the training pitch to make sure that i'm ready to _ on the training pitch to make sure that i'm ready to get _ on the training pitch to make sure that i'm ready to get the - that i'm ready to get the opportunity _

that i'm ready to get the opportunity. so- that i'm ready to get the opportunity-— that i'm ready to get the o . ortuni . ., ., ., opportunity. so we have heard that england are — opportunity. so we have heard that england are ready _ opportunity. so we have heard that england are ready for— opportunity. so we have heard that england are ready for the _ england are ready for the challenge of the usa tomorrow and if all goes their way, they could qualify for their way, they could qualify for the knockout stages of the tournament. gareth southgate will be hoping that that is the case so he can potentially make some changes going into that last group. maw; going into that last group. many thanks indeed. _ going into that last group. many thanks indeed. bringing - going into that last group. many thanks indeed. bringing us- going into that last group. many thanks indeed. bringing us up to speed with what is going on with england. let's stay with england, the former arsenal and england defender martin keown is with bbc sport in qatar and he's been speaking to my colleague rhia chohan about tomorow�*s game against the usa. i'm predicting england to win in group no doubt about that. i really enjoyed their performance as good as i've ever seen from england team i know the opposition may not be the best. , ., ., , know the opposition may not be the best. . ., ., , the know the opposition may not be the best._ the team - know the opposition may not be the best._ the team play | best. glorious goal. the team play without any _ best. glorious goal. the team play without any restriction. _ best. glorious goal. the team play without any restriction. you - best. glorious goal. the team play without any restriction. you start i without any restriction. you start off with the _ without any restriction. you start off with the sidecar _ without any restriction. you start off with the sidecar the - without any restriction. you start off with the sidecar the man - without any restriction. you start off with the sidecar the man of l without any restriction. you start i off with the sidecar the man of the match _ off with the sidecar the man of the match do — off with the sidecar the man of the match do you think this could turn

into a pit— match do you think this could turn into a pit of— match do you think this could turn into a pit of retention tournament. it into a pit of retention tournament. it has _ into a pit of retention tournament. it has been — into a pit of retention tournament. it has been so mature at arsenal he is a player in form he is keeping it on the team i love the way that he picks his goals off you can see the extra on the team i love the way that he picks his goals off you can see the extra maturity now waiting that little bit longer.— little bit longer. everyone is really excited _ little bit longer. everyone is really excited about - little bit longer. everyone is really excited about telling i little bit longer. everyone is i really excited about telling him little bit longer. everyone is - really excited about telling him he. i think that this is strength, playing higher up. he charges and i think he wants to make his mark. i think he wants to make his mark. i think gareth will be buzzing. hagar think gareth will be buzzing. how im ortant think gareth will be buzzing. how important is _ think gareth will be buzzing. how important is the _ think gareth will be buzzing. how important is the squad rotation. think gareth will be buzzing. how| important is the squad rotation. it is great to see that the manager now as involving everyone that is infectious. the substitute coming off the bench and scoring goals it is a really. whether the this team is a really. whether the this team is the one that starts to term it finishes it remains to be seen but it is... the two goals conceded is

an issue. mcguire played well but he was our fault for the goal. he has not played enough football but we all grow through the tournament. looking ahead to the usa game back we have never really done well in the tournaments but i think it is time that we actually the football that we should and usa will be hanging on. i that we should and usa will be hanging om— that we should and usa will be hanuain on. .. , ~ , hanging on. i think they are very hard-working. — hanging on. i think they are very hard-working, very _ hanging on. i think they are very hard-working, very physical - hanging on. i think they are very l hard-working, very physical team, hard—working, very physical team, they're making us work hard for it. and has really set out a marker select is bring it on, the usa, let's give it to them. let's have a quick look at some of the other headlines today. arsenal women are looking to mantain their 100 percent record in the champions league later this evening. they top their group with 2 wins out of 2 and facejuventus in turin. northampton wing tommy freeman will start for england against world champions south africa at twickenham on saturday, that's one of four changes, mako vunipola, jamie george and alex coles also

come into the 15. and wales have made six changes their team head of their final autumn international match against australia. 20—year—old ospreys centre joe hawkins will make his debut. the rugby footbal union and english premiership bosses have been giving evidence to mps today following the collapse of two top clubs, worcester warriors and wasps, last month. they both went into administration and have been suspended and relegated from the top division. here's our sports news correspondent laura scott. it has been tough in many ways financially — it has been tough in many ways financially and emotionally. it was pretty— financially and emotionally. it was pretty brutal i don't think anyone saw coming. pretty brutal i don't think anyone saw coming-— pretty brutal i don't think anyone sawcominu. , , , ., saw coming. some responsibility for whoever needs _ saw coming. some responsibility for whoever needs to _ saw coming. some responsibility for whoever needs to take _ whoever needs to take responsibility.-

whoever needs to take responsibility. whoever needs to take resonsibili . , , ., responsibility. this is the human im act of responsibility. this is the human impact of rugby's _ responsibility. this is the human impact of rugby's financial- responsibility. this is the human j impact of rugby's financial crisis. until last month all three were professional rugby players but when worcester warriors folded then wasps all lost theirjobs. they move their young family down from scotland last year after signing with worcester. with the warning signs starting over the summer players played late or not at all. i the summer players played late or not at all. ~ . ~ the summer players played late or not at all. ~' , ~ ., not at all. i kept thinking oh it will be sorted _ not at all. i kept thinking oh it will be sorted it _ not at all. i kept thinking oh it will be sorted it will— not at all. i kept thinking oh it will be sorted it will be - not at all. i kept thinking oh it will be sorted it will be fine i not at all. i kept thinking oh it | will be sorted it will be fine but business — will be sorted it will be fine but business is not easy apparently. he has business is not easy apparently. he. has one business is not easy apparently. has one of business is not easy apparently. he: has one of one who not able to find a new club yet. the has one of one who not able to find a new club yet-— a new club yet. the players don't really want _ a new club yet. the players don't really want to — a new club yet. the players don't really want to get _ a new club yet. the players don't really want to get paid _ a new club yet. the players don't really want to get paid and i really want to get paid and less lessened the already were because it is a tough sport, a lot of the heads get kicked in. is a tough sport, a lot of the heads get kicked im— is a tough sport, a lot of the heads get kicked in. meanwhile his former team-mate — get kicked in. meanwhile his former team-mate ben _ get kicked in. meanwhile his former team-mate ben has _ get kicked in. meanwhile his former team-mate ben has dropped i get kicked in. meanwhile his former team-mate ben has dropped down | get kicked in. meanwhile his former. team-mate ben has dropped down to team—mate ben has dropped down to play in the third tier of rugby and may leave the sport.— play in the third tier of rugby and may leave the sport. everyone has not those may leave the sport. everyone has got those concerns _ may leave the sport. everyone has got those concerns about - may leave the sport. everyone has got those concerns about where i may leave the sport. everyone has. got those concerns about where the money _ got those concerns about where the money is _ got those concerns about where the money is coming _ got those concerns about where the money is coming from. _ got those concerns about where the money is coming from. one - got those concerns about where the money is coming from.— got those concerns about where the money is coming from. one club going under may have _ money is coming from. one club going under may have been _ money is coming from. one club going under may have been viewed - money is coming from. one club going under may have been viewed as i money is coming from. one club going under may have been viewed as an i under may have been viewed as an unfortunate anomaly, two cups

folding it such a short space of time has raised urgent questions about the viability of a domestic rugby union. questions from mps today this was from the head of the partnership. today this was from the head of the partnership-— partnership. long-term growth and still believe — partnership. long-term growth and still believe in _ partnership. long-term growth and still believe in the _ partnership. long-term growth and still believe in the long-term i still believe in the long—term growth potential we are in a situation where clubs aren't relying on investors. situation where clubs aren't relying on investors-— on investors. with those in charge ofthe on investors. with those in charge of the sport _ on investors. with those in charge of the sport accused _ on investors. with those in charge of the sport accused of— on investors. with those in charge l of the sport accused of sleepwalking into this crisis the pressure is not want to protect other clubs from crumbling. let's get back to the world cup, japanese fans might beg to differ but the biggest shock so far in qatar has to be that win on tuesday for saudi arabia stunning argentina. the kingdom of saudi arabia has hosted a number of international sports events, golf, heavyweight boxing, formula one, and a public investment fund owns newcastle united. liverpool and manchester united are looking for potential buyers and the saudi sports minister has told our sports editor dan roan that there could be

interest from his country. weibel we will definitely support because we will definitely support because we know it will reflect positively for sports within the kingdom but if there's a investor willing to do so with the numbers why not. ljtlul’ith with the numbers why not. with the ro -e cu with the numbers why not. with the rope cop in — with the numbers why not. with the rope cop in saudi — with the numbers why not. with the rope cup in saudi arabia _ with the numbers why not. with the rope cup in saudi arabia how- rope cup in saudi arabia how realistic is that?— rope cup in saudi arabia how realistic is that? ~ , :, ., realistic is that? why not we host a lot of events _ realistic is that? why not we host a lot of events in _ realistic is that? why not we host a lot of events in the _ realistic is that? why not we host a lot of events in the region - realistic is that? why not we host a lot of events in the region any i lot of events in the region any country in the world would love to host the world cup and it is a amazing tournament. a beautiful competition, that surprises happen sometimes. and it is good for it for every country to host such an event. does saudi arabia have the football infrastructure currently to be able to host. brute infrastructure currently to be able to host. ~ :, , :, to host. we need to uplift some of our venues. _ to host. we need to uplift some of our venues. we —

to host. we need to uplift some of our venues, we have _ to host. we need to uplift some of our venues, we have a _ to host. we need to uplift some of our venues, we have a lot - to host. we need to uplift some of our venues, we have a lot here i to host. we need to uplift some of| our venues, we have a lot here but it is notjust about our venues, we have a lot here but it is not just about the our venues, we have a lot here but it is notjust about the stadiums it is about the infra structure, people, about preparing everyone towards touch an event. you people, about preparing everyone towards touch an event.— towards touch an event. you have heard the argument, _ towards touch an event. you have heard the argument, your - towards touch an event. you have i heard the argument, your highness, the suggestion, that this is, these investments are simply done to improve your reputation and image of countries overseas.— countries overseas. group criticise in saudi arabia _ countries overseas. group criticise in saudi arabia for— countries overseas. group criticise in saudi arabia for hosting - countries overseas. group criticise in saudi arabia for hosting such i countries overseas. group criticise in saudi arabia for hosting such a l in saudi arabia for hosting such a fence that we do not host these events and now that we are hosting these events, now we are criticised for hosting them. at the end of the day, if it is making the country better, fixing a lot of the social issues in terms of participation and increasing the participation of women in sports and so on, then that is a benefit for us and that is what we look at. i think we will always be criticise but we have to look at what is the best for our country and our people. and what is actually

developing our youth towards the future. much has been made of the geography of this world cup, the stadiums are very close together and with four games a day, there's the potential to see a lot of football. how did our corespondent nesta mcgregor get on? so here we are at the first game and it is japan against germany. qatar 2022 is the smallest world cup ever it is being held in an area the size of newcastle. so as the tournament at the end we usually expect to see one game a day, today we are trying to see three. what a shock result but no time for that one onto game number two.

so we have made it to the metro with good time, i reckon we can deftly try make it. so game number two, good news we have made it in time, bad news is because of the line probablyjust missed kick—off. because of the line probably “ust missed kick-off.i missed kick-off. costa rica zero sain missed kick-off. costa rica zero spain five- _ game number three, we have to get back on the bus to the metro, we have an hour and 20 minutes to kick off i don't have time to talk, come on. 30 minutes to kick off, definitely be late for this one but we will try to catch some of it. we are down here and we have to go all the way, all the way, all the way over to their and have wasted ten seconds already.

game number three, fashionably late but we did make it so let's get in. three matches — 11 goals, 31,000 steps later, i would not advise it unless you have comfy shoes on. not quite a full house with three out of four ain't bad at all. let's just get the latest from the fnal match of the day, the last two teams that we haven't seen yet. brazil and serbia these are live pictures from the lusail stadium, the biggest stadium at the world cup, seating over 80,000. that's where the final will be staged next month. nemar, richarlison, serbia will be relying a lot on alexander who

scored some very important goals for serbia in qualifying. that's about it for sports day visit our website keep up. bye—bye. hello there. we've seen another spell of heavy rain and really gusty winds sweeping eastwards across the uk today. it's followed by all of these showers coming in from the west, and those will move their way eastwards, mainly affecting the northern half of the country. and things do calm down by the end of tonight. skies tend to clear and the winds eventually dropping a bit as well. and those temperatures perhaps in rural areas could be 3 degrees. the overnight showers are out into the north sea by morning, but we'll see some more wet weather coming in mainly across the northern half of scotland, the odd shower possible across some other western parts of the uk. but for many areas, i think

friday is going to be dry with some decent sunshine. the winds are not as strong and gusty as today. temperatures could make double figures in the central belt of scotland and perhaps 14 in south wales in the sunshine. heading into the start of the weekend, we've got more cloud moving our way. eastern parts of england likely to stay dry, some early sunshine. out to the west, we've got this rain developing in western parts of england and wales, moving more into scotland, affecting northern ireland. strong southerly winds, though, will push milder air northwards with temperatures in double figures.

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