wendie renard, the defender, stepped up wendie renard, the defender, stepped up to take it. remember, she scored an own goal in the previous match. she hit the post. then the moment of confusion in the stage where they went to another var for the nigerian goalkeeper. she wasjudged went to another var for the nigerian goalkeeper. she was judged to come off the line so wendie renard took the penalty again and went from villain to hero in a matter of a few minutes. france ending up with a win. plenty of question marks for this team now that they meet tougher opponents in the knockout stages. sarah mulkerrins reporting. norway are into the last 16. they beat south korea 2—1. penalties in each half proved the difference. caroline graham hansen with the first for norway. isabell herlovsen got hers in the second. south korea got a goal back through yeo minji, but they lose all three of their group matches. elsewhere, germany punished an error—strewn display from south africa, to finish top of group b. leena magull tapping in the two time champions‘ fourth goal. bangladesh came out

francis 6'2" star, wendy renard own goal. tying the game at 1-1. look at the replay. exactly what she has done but taking her off the hook, shortly after that, on a penalty kick, 72nd minute, this goal gives france the home country a relieving to have and one win over norway. no one was more relieved than wendy renard. can you imagine kicking it to your own net? the mba continues to show why it is the most progressive professional sports in the world. continuing to make headway as they have hired former cal coach, assistant coach, lindsay gottlieb is now going to be an assistant coach with the cleveland cavaliers. she is the first woman to move up from the collegiate ranks as a head coach and going right into the nba. congratulations to her. a little time to check this out. some of the goings-on, check this out back in the 80s, that is a beautiful catch. right down the line. this stage to the a's auxiliary catcher. look at the staff, sign him up. he wants to be a future major- league player? he has a shot at it. this is, wow, i've got to, you take it, a little pop up

wendie renard missing, then scoring a penalty, in controverial circumstances.s but are still left waiting on results from other groups. sarah mulkerrins reports from rennes. france may have got the wind but plenty of question marks over their form. the nigerian side push them really

by that i mean wendy renard. >> ah, man. >> inex politicably, you can't figure out.it into her own goal. she knows immediately what she's done. but thankfully for her, she's let off the hook on a penalty kick 72 minutes in. and france prevails to the tune of 2-0. 2-1, as the world cup continues. >>> one of the great stories coming out of the stanley cup final. layla anderson has an incurable auto immune disorder. the team she's been following, they flew her to boston and let her hold the cup, kiss the cup. and she's been following the team all season long through the playoffs. they actually flew her to boston so she could see that. >> nice. >> 11 years old, and obviously she'll never forget that moment. >> that's why i love hockey. >> right in the middle of the action. >> pretty cool. not many people get to actually hold the cup. there you go. st. louis, their first ever stanley cup. >> all right. >> sharks next year. i promise. look what someone left in our mailbox -- again. wait, that's like our fifth one, isn't it? it's getting kind of creepy. oh, relax -- it's pr

the hosts looked to be cruising up until this shocker of an own goal from wendie renard.nge to be a foul and eugine le sommer stayed calm to score the resulting penalty and give the hosts their second win from two. norway will now battle it out with nigeria for second spot in group a. this brilliant goal from asisat oshoala helped nigeria earn their first win — they beat south korea 2—0 this afternoon. germany top group b after maintaining their 100 per cent record with a 1—0 win over spain. bayern munich midfielder sara daebritz‘s scrappy first—half effort proved to be the only goal of the contest. the cricket world cup finally got back underway today after rain washed out two matches earlier in the week, with a victory for australia over pakistan in taunton. david warner scored his first international century since serving a year—long ban for his part in the ball—tampering scandal, as australia posted a first innings total of 307. despite losing early wickets, pakistan looked like they might reach it after some big hitting late on from bowler wa hab riaz. but late wicke

wendie renard's late header brought hope for france, but it did not manage to turn things around.uesday. you are watching bbc news. a coroner in the uk says he's not convinced that security services and police missed any opportunities to prevent a terror attack on london bridge two years ago. the inquests into the deaths of eight people concluded that they were unlawfully killed in the van and knife attack. but the chief coroner of england and wales said he would not criticise mi5 and the police — but did highlight a lack of barriers on the bridge. daniel sandford reports. it was a happy summer night on london bridge that turned to horror in an instant. christine delcros and herfiance, xavier thomas, were enjoying a romantic visit from paris when a white van did a u—turn and drove deliberately and at speed onto the wide, unprotected pavement. christine is still recovering from serious injuries, but xavier was knocked off the bridge and did not survive. canadian tourist chrissy archibald was also killed. today, as he ended the london bridge inquest, the chief coroner said that the

when france are in trouble there is often one player they turned to, wendie renard is their centre backeen beaten in a world cup quarterfinal and their march continues. the three times champions move on to lyon, it's now england who lie on their way. katie gornall, bbc news, in paris. the two candidates in the running to lead the liberal democrats have taken part in hustings with party members in cambridge this evening. jo swinson or ed davey will take over from sir vince cable, at the end ofjuly. with more, here's our political correspondent, jonathan blake. working hard for every vote. campaigning in cambridge and london today, jo swinson and ed davey going head—to—head in the race to be the new leader of the liberal democrats. and tonight party members in good spirits after recent success in the european elections came to hear both candidates make their pitch. so who are they? ed davey was first elected in 1997 as are they? ed davey was first elected in1997 as mp are they? ed davey was first elected in 1997 as mp for kingston and surbiton, a former energy and climate secretary in the

wendi renard missed the spot kick, but nigeria keeper chiamaka nnadozie was ruled to have moved off heraken kick. 1—0 to france — who are through to the knockouts. norway also made it through, by beating and eliminating south korea. elsewhere, germany punished an error—strewn display from south africa, to finish top of group b. lina magull tapping in the two time champions' fourth goal. spain and china also made it through to the next round, after a goalless draw. let's look at some tennis now. the build up to wimbledon is underway, with queens taking place in london. defending champion marin cilic won his opening match. he got past chilean cristian garin in straight sets. the croatian beat novak djokovic in the final last year and is looking for a third title. italy and brazil will battle for top spot, in the final games of group c at the women's world cup. the brazilians suffered a shock defeat to australia last time out, and know only a victory can guarantee their progress. they need to win by two clear goals to go above the italians. the matildas should beat bottom side jamaica to g

wendie renard's late header brought hope for france, but it did not manage to turn things around.the in the west of the uk, saturday is going to be hotter across eastern parts of the country. still nowhere near as hot as france — here is a reminder of that record—breaking temperature set on friday in southern france, nearly 46 celsius, smashing the previous record set in august 2003 of 44.1. across europe, still very hot, you can see these deep red colours, temperatures into the 30s across much of the continent, the heat is actually going to be shifting eastwards over the next few days, and then it will start to turn cooler. back to the uk, in england on saturday, temperatures could get up to 34 celsius, that is just in one or two spots, for most of us it won't be quite so hot but it will feel very muggy already from the morning onwards, first thing in the morning on saturday in the south, temperatures could be around 16—17, a little fresher in the north—east of england. on saturday there will be a lot more cloud across western parts of the uk, so here it won't be quite so hot, the h

they have in their number wendie renard, at six foot one the tallest play in the tournament.rean. before the break we saw an aerial encore. head and shoulders above. just like her team. for a time in the second half it seemed they were too comfortable. renard allowed south korea a moment — a fleeting moment. it passed all too quickly for lee min—a. she knew she wouldn't get a better one. many of this french side play club football for lyon, europe's dominant team. among them their captain, who goes by the name henry. oh, it's a wonderful, wonderfulfourth goal! amandine henry's goal already feels like a defining one. hosting tournaments weighs heavy on some sides. france, however, are owning their stage. patrick geary, bbc news. eden hazard said it was a dream to play for real madrid after chelsea confirmed they have agreed a deal to sell him to the spanish side. they haven't reveal the exact fee, but it could exceed £150 million. it is the women's final at the french open later with ashleigh barty playing marketa vondrousova who knocked out johanna konta yesterday. and no bac

they have in their number wendie renard, a six foot on the tallest play in the tournament.ust like her team. for a time shoulders above. just like her team. fora time in shoulders above. just like her team. for a time in the second half it seemed they were too comfortable. rennard out —— allowed south korea a fleeting moment. it pays all —— past all too quickly. many of this french side played club football for leon, the dominant team. among them the captain who goes by the name henri. the goal already feels like a defining one. hosting tournaments weighs heavy on some sites. france, however, are owning their stage. patrick geary, bbc news. england play scotland on sunday. well, there are also plenty of european qualifiers taking place this weekend. tomorrow wales take on the czech republic and scotland play cyprus. and tonight, the republic of ireland drew 1—1 with denmark in copenhagen. goalless for most of the game, southampton's pierre—emile hojbjerg opened the scoring minutes after coming off the bench. and just when it looked like ireland were heading for defeat, shan

the hosts got off to the perfect start, two headed goals from wendy renard in the first half helpingrance to a 3—0 lead. but the highlight of the opening game of this fantastic shot by amandine henry which made it 4—0 to the hosts. they have laid down a real marker, that is how it ended and they will be very tough to beat, ican and they will be very tough to beat, i can tell you, for the remainder of the four weeks. but also in this opening weekend, a crunch game between england and scotland answer and a in night from where my colleague katie gornall now reports. this was when it all changed for england. four years ago at the canada world cup, they surprised even themselves by winning a bronze medal. the outsiders were now contenders. it was also a life—changing tournament for england's right back. maybe bronze will. she does. oh, yes! after announcing herself on the global stage, lucy bronze has gone on to become one of the world's best players, the best, according to her manager. we had experience and youth last world cup but we did not have that winning feeling, that winning menta

up and they pushed the usa all the way, eventually finding the target late on after an unmarked wendie renard who'll play england in the semifinals. the result also means britain are guaranteed a place at next year's olympics. onto tennis, and after saying he believes he's good enough to win wimbledon, british number one kyle edmund has been drawn against spain's jaume munar in the first round next week. but he fell short today as he lost in straight sets to the unseeded american taylor fritz in the semifinals at eastbourne. nick parrott reports. kyle edmund says he is living the dream going to wimbledon as british number one and thinks he can win it. that would be a major surprise, but success in eastbourne would not. as the only seeded player left in the tournament it is his for the taking. taylor fritz had other ideas. the american trails kyle edmund in the rankings, but not the fashion sta kes, rankings, but not the fashion stakes, and there was little between them on court with the first set going to a tie—break. it was nailbiting stuff for all but one watching. fritz was the first to sh

wendy renard at 6'1" goes up and gets it. controversy in the 85th minute.ody in blue is saying handball. take another look. should it have been? maybe. right on the elbow. the u.s. gets the call with a noncall and that's it. 2-1, u.s. moving onto the semis to take on england. >> you have to give it up to the french team. we hit 'em where it hurt. we took our chances. this team, unreal amount of heart. >>> and the best of the rest in the world of sports. check this out. indians, orioles. chance sisco. the drive. bringing it back. making it look easy. rockies, dodgers, makes a great catch. plants his cleat in the wall. leaves a cleat mark. rockies won that game. 13-0. >>> they're part of broader commune and we are here to stay. >> pride weekend in san francisco officially underway right now. more than one million people expected to flood the city to celebrate. >> tonight the focus was on the right trends of the community. >> people from all over the country and the world are in san francisco this weekend for one of the biggest celebrations of gay pride anywhe

france's 6'2" star, wendy renard, watch this. norway ties it 1-1 as a result of this own goal.he knows immediately she has booted it. >> oh, man. >> into her own goal. that tied it 1-1. however, shortly after, in the 72nd minute she is let off the hook on a penalty kick. and it is a winner. 2-1 france. escaping near embarrassment over norway. >>> inspiration for the warriors. they got the r stakes. and they've got the last game ever at oracle. and the angle of winning for kd, who had surgery. and put out this on social media "i'm hurting deeply and i wanted to be out there that night because that's what i do. i want to help my teammates on a quest." draymond green will talk about this great comeback attempt by his brother, as they call it. very positive social media post. media post. >> it's crazy the way it sounds. i think those 11 minutes were enough to give us the start that we needed. so now we meant to continue to try to build on that. and do everything that we can and finish the series the right way. >>> no matter what, win or lose, final game at oracle tomorrow night. we

they are undefeated and what a game for them today against nigeria, into the 76th minute, wendy renardnce at a penalty kick. remember, it is scoreless and her kick is no good but however, the 18-year-old goalie, jamabo now does he is called for a penalty. look at it closely. she apparently came over the line by the goalie. before the kick was made, i feel bad for her, just 18 years old and renard gets another crack at it and there is the game-winner, 1-0, france moves into the round of 16. over the weekend, father's day, in case you missed it, look at the so toddler here in cincinnati. his name is nolan. he does not want to throw out the first pitch works do you know why? he wants to do it right. he asked to go out to the mound. he is a gamer, you can tell the way he is wearing his hat. he does a nice job but he was not having any of moving it up close. in case you missed it, the giants pulled one out saturday. this is mike yastrzemski, looking much his grandpa in left field. giants went on to win. like i mentioned, they won >> reporter: out of 5. >> thank you. our news continues at 7:

hosts france beat nigeria 1—0, thanks to a penalty — originally missed by wendie renard — but ordered showed the goalkeeper was off her line by a few centimetres. i don't know if we can see this. that gave renard the chance to score again and, in denying nigeria a point, it means if scotland win their final group game they would finish as a better placed third placed team than the african side, keeping alive scottish hopes. england play bottom side afghanistan in the cricket world cup at old trafford today, without injured batsmanjason roy. he tore a hamstring in last week's win over west indies. roy will also miss friday's game with sri lanka. bangladesh beat west indies by seven wickets in taunton. set a total of 322 to win, they reached it with 51 balls to spare. liton das hitting the winning runs. british number one johanna konta got her grass—court season off to a great start with a straight sets victory over annett kontaveit in the birmingham classic. konta won 6—4, 6—2 to move into the second round. i think you are going to go to mate tennis mate now. my doubles partner. it loo

they have in their number wendie renard, at six foot one the tallest play in the tournament.ders above. just like her team. for a time in the second half it seemed they were too comfortable. renard allowed south korea a moment — a fleeting moment. it passed all too quickly for lee min—a. she knew she wouldn't get a better one. many of this french side play club football for lyon, europe's dominant team. among them their captain, who goes by the name henry. oh, it's a wonderful, wonderfulfourth goal! amandine henry's goal already feels like a defining one. hosting tournaments weighs heavy on some sides. france, however, are owning their stage. patrick geary, bbc news. scotland get their world cup campaign under way against england in nice tomorrow — and their manager shelley kerr has been made an mbe in the queen's honours list. kerr has been in charge of the national team since 2017, and she's rewarded for her services to football. wales managerjayne ludlow has also been recognised, along with english golfer georgia hall. eden hazard said it was a dream to play for real madri

they have in their number wendie renard, at six foot one the tallest play in the tournament.. head and shoulders above. just like her team. for a time in the second half it seemed they were too comfortable. renard allowed south korea a moment — a fleeting moment. it passed all too quickly for lee min—a. she knew she wouldn't get a better one. many of this french side play club football for lyon, europe's dominant team. among them their captain, who goes by the name henry. oh, it's a wonderful, wonderfulfourth goal! amandine henry's goal already feels like a defining one. hosting tournaments weighs heavy on some sides. france, however, are owning their stage. patrick geary, bbc news. scotland get their world cup campaign underway against england in nice tomorrow — and their manager shelley kerr has been made an mbe in the queen's honours list. kerr has been in charge of the national team since 2017, and she's rewarded for her services to football. wales managerjayne ludlow has also been recognised, along with english golfer georgia hall. eden hazard said it was a "dream" to pl

the referee reminding not to move early during a penalty kick, and france's wendy renard miss sz widee, and goes right this time, and right to the back of the net. le bleu wins 1-0. heartbreak for nigeria. the u.s. women are back on the pitch thursday at 3 eastern. >> i got a keeper who lives in my house, it have never seen a kick overturned by video review. i'm outraged. >> i'm sure my daughters would be as well, as soon as i call them and find out. thanks to international viewers for watching. for u.s. viewers, the president says millions of undocumented immigrants will be rounded up next week. is that true? "new day" continues right now. >>> president trump set to formally kick off his reelection campaign at a rally in florida. >> you can expect president trump to really hammer home this idea that the democratic party is being overrun by radicals. will he attack biden by name? >> let's start a real physical revolution. >> we have to be able to change what we're doing within our system. >> the pentagon authorized 1,000 additional troops to the middle east. shanahan says the united s

they have in their number wendie renard, at six foot one the tallest play in the tournament.ncore. head and shoulders above. just like her team. for a time in the second half it seemed they were too comfortable. renard allowed south korea a moment — a fleeting moment. it passed all too quickly for lee min—a. she knew she wouldn't get a better one. many of this french side play club football for lyon, europe's dominant team. among them their captain, who goes by the name henry. oh, it's a wonderful, wonderfulfourth goal! amandine henry's goal already feels like a defining one. hosting tournaments weighs heavy on some sides. france, however, are owning their stage. patrick geary, bbc news. here with me now is former lioness alex scott, who helped take england to the semi finals in 2015. it's lovely to see you. sorry about this! don't worry about it, in a moment they will put us at a vision and show some pictures! last night, france got off to the best start. they did, and that is what you a lwa ys they did, and that is what you always wa nt they did, and that is what you always

a minor delay to the french, they have in their number wendie renard.. before the break, we saw an aerial encore. head and shoulders above, just like a team. for a time in the second half it seemed they were too comfortable, reyna rd allowed south korea a moment. a fleeting moment. it passed all too quickly, she knew she would not get a better one. many of this french side play club football for lyon, europe dominant team. among them the captain. this goal already feels like a defining one, hosting tenements weighs heavy and sons sides, france however are owning their stretch. what a fantastic start for the host nation, but all i certainly for the home nations 20 east tomorrow. that is where scotland will play england. the scotland manager has been made an mbe in the queen's on a nest. she has been in charge of the teams in 2017 and has been awarded for her services to football. the wales manager has also been recognised. eden hazard has said it was his dream to play for real madrid after chelsea agreed a deal to sell him. it could exceed £150 million.

hosts france beat nigeria 1—0, thanks to a penalty, originally missed by wendie renard, but ordered to and, in denying nigeria a point, it means if scotland win their final group game, they would finish as a better placed third placed team than the african side, keeping alive scottish hopes. norway go through to the last 16 as group runners—up. they beat south korea 2—1. germany finish top of group b after thrashing south africa 4—0. spain and china are also through from group b. there's going to some frantic maths over the next few days. scotland know they need to beat argentina tomorrow. then they need to watch results on thursday — the main one being chile, who would need at least five goals to better scotland. scotland may have lost both their games, but the goals they got against england and japan in defeat could still be the key to a potential place in the last sixteen. i always thought when we came here that three points would, probably, depending on goal difference, might be enough. think that is still going to the case. it is certainly heading that way. so we definitely are lo

leading when norway levelled through this really unfortunate own goal from the french defender wendie renardd fans in nice. germany also made it two wins from two, as they beat spain 1—0. germany, ranked second in the world, are virually assured of a place in the next round. a brilliant goal by the former arsenal and liverpool forward asiat oshoala helped nigeria to a first win at the tournament, all but ending south korea's hopes of reaching the last 16. 2—0 the final score in that match. andy murray says he hopes to be playing singles tennis again by the end of the year. the former world number one had his hip resurfaced in january and he's due to play doubles at queen's club next week. but murray says he's still taking baby steps. when you have been in pain for a long time it is hard to remember what it was like beforehand. now i am back to being pain—free i can go out and enjoy things of the tennis court. and i was not doing that for a while. obviously when i am in the gym and on the court it is a lot easier to have fun and enjoy it. a century from australia's david warner steered his si

leading when norway levelled through this really unfortunate own goal from the french defender wendie renardressure. but eugenie le sommer‘s penalty rescued them, in front of almost 35,000 fans in nice. germany also made it two wins from two, as they beat spain 1—0. bayern munich midfielder sara daebritz‘s scrappy first—half goal settled the match. after his win at the masters earlier this year, there will be an even greater amount of attention on tiger woods later, when the third golf major of the season, the us open, gets under way at pebble beach in california. he's not the only one carrying expectation on his shoulders, though, as our golf correspondent iain carter explains. it is nearly five years since rory mcilroy last won a major championship. where better to end that drought that the most iconic of us open venues, here at pebble beach? certainly he is full of confidence after a convincing victory at the canadian open last week. this is a us open, it has many different plotlines. among them, the defending champion looking to be the first man in more than 100 years to win three succes