there was so much enthusiasm when cole palmer came on. and now it is emptying out. tted. when the palmer goal went in we thought we might build on that, but in _ we thought we might build on that, but in fairness to spain i think they— but in fairness to spain i think they deserved it. we didn't build on they deserved it. we didn't build on the goat _ they deserved it. we didn't build on the goal. they took control. england tried to stop — the goal. they took control. england tried to stop the _ the goal. they took control. england tried to stop the game _ the goal. they took control. england tried to stop the game breaking i the goal. they took control. england tried to stop the game breaking out| tried to stop the game breaking out too much. did we pay the price? i too much. did we pay the price? i think first half we didn't do well and i_ think first half we didn't do well and i thinkjob number one was stopping — and i thinkjob number one was stopping them playing but it was too reactive _ stopping them playing but it was too reactive. even when we did score a -oa

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we are joined ollie watkins goal was cole palmer.by his ollie watkins goal was cole palmer. we are joined by his former coach graeme fowler. with him, some students from the local area where cole palmer learnt his trade. thank you forjoining us. let me bring you in festival, graeme fowler, how are you feeling? == in festival, graeme fowler, how are you feeling?— you feeling? -- first of all. over the moon. _ you feeling? -- first of all. over the moon, bit— you feeling? -- first of all. over the moon, bit tired, _ you feeling? -- first of all. over the moon, bit tired, my- you feeling? -- first of all. over the moon, bit tired, my voice i you feeling? -- first of all. over the moon, bit tired, my voice is| you feeling? -- first of all. over. the moon, bit tired, my voice is a bit gone, brilliant. tell! the moon, bit tired, my voice is a bit gone, brilliant.— the moon, bit tired, my voice is a bit gone, brilliant. tell us who you have with you _ bit gone, brilliant. tell us who you have with you there. _ bit gone, brilliant. tell us w

cole palmer and ollie watkins come on. gareth southgate faced criticism at these euros.aving brought on watkins with extra time looming, once again the manager had been vindicated. once i saw him i thought, he's got legs, he's got a goal in him. so gareth knows best after all? i think so. we can't criticise him now. that's two euros finals in a row, you know. i and this time, will they do it? it's coming home, - what else can we say? i have a really good feeling about this one. england are on their way to berlin! and having knocked out the netherlands, england are now just one more win away from ending their 58 year long wait for silverware. spain have been the best team in the tournament, there's no question about that. and we have a day less to prepare, which makes it a lot harder. but we will enjoy tonight. but already as a coaching team we're thinking about preparing for that, that's how it is. hope you can enjoy it a bit. no, we will, don't worry. well, what a night here in dortmund. ollie watkins and these players have delivered quite simply one of the most importa

cole palmer! i flowed over the bar. cole palmer! extra time. flowed over the bar. cole palmer!e | gotta come have weak was mike extra time. we've got it. we've - gotta come have weak was mike this is the most distracting work i've ever done because i'm trying to chat to unc was going on. that was close. incredible. it's a wonderful feeling _ incredible. it's a wonderful feelina. , , , , , incredible. it's a wonderful feelin.. , ,, ,' feeling. this is pretty awful, is so tense. without _ feeling. this is pretty awful, is so tense. without judging _ feeling. this is pretty awful, is so tense. withoutjudging there's i feeling. this is pretty awful, is so i tense. withoutjudging there's quite a lot of empty drinks on this table. there are 100% is for that we have to get— there are 100% is for that we have to get through _ there are 100% is for that we have to get through somehow. - there are 100% is for that we have to get through somehow. for- to get through somehow. for everybody — to get through somehow. everybody around. get your to get through somehow.“ everybody around. get y

it came from cole palmer — who equalised from about 22 yards out.ck in it. but the spanish fought back to break english hearts. mikel oyarzabal steered it past jordan pickford. a few thought he might be offside but he wasn't and that was the winner for spain. spain has done something no other team has done, they have won the euro championship for a fourth time. england's players look utterly dejected. prince william has just posted. "this time it just wasn't meant to be. we're all still so proud of you. onwards @england. let's hear what gareth southgate had to say about the game. today, we didn't keep possession of the ball quite well enough, especially when we defended well, we got moments where they press you well, you have to get out of that pressure, and we weren't able to do that. in the end, it meant they had more control of the game and that can wear you down a bit. that said, we were still right in their one we got the equaliser, so the game was still wide open. i need to see both to go back to really watch them back, but obviously a big cha

harry kane replaced them with cole palmer and ollie watkins. cole palmer and ollie watkins.is fantastic goal and it's someone that waited for their moment. i mean it shouldn't have gone in really should it? >> i mean it would through the legs and then right in the strikers do that . strikers do that. >> aim for the legs. aim to go through the legs because then the goalkeeper can't see it. it was just a great guy. i mean ollie watkins spoke afterwards and obviously for this 28 year old playing for aston villa, i'm going to say it was over the moon . there's a football phrase moon. there's a football phrase here from ollie watkins. >> never thought i'd be playing in the euros for england , in the euros for england, obviously you can dream, but i'm, you know , i'm a realist. i'm, you know, i'm a realist. i just take it day by day, one step at a time. and i was just focusing on, you know, getting back into the first team at exeter. so i. yeah, i've not thought about that. but, you know, i've put in a lot of hard work to get to, to get to this point, it's not just this season. it

substitute cole palmer has made an impact from the bench throughout the tournament. never quite like this. but spain are the euros�*s top scorers and with extra time looming, oyarzabal broke english hearts. and not long left for england to do anything about this one. was another opportunity about to slip away? a desperate england then came agonisingly close to a last—ditch equaliser. headed off the line and it is wide. declan rice and marc guehi with close—range chances but spain survived. england were out of time. this, an all—too—familiar feeling. having lost the last euros final, success had once again proved truly elusive. worthy winners spain, crowned champions for a record fourth time. the long and painful wait continues. dan roan, bbc news, berlin. so despairfor england as their wait to win a major trophy continues. manager gareth southgate says there were many factors at play in theirfinal defeat. to lose the final is incredibly tough. um, i think firstly congratulations to spain. they were the best team in the tournament. um, they were the best team tonight.

england's goal in the 73rd minute was cole palmer. spain is the proudest team of european nations with four championships. god preserves a flower cut by his hand on my soil. walfard or hossein or hossein. ey vay vam ey vay susuz varan hüseynin ey vay qəlib qadamlar eyləram eşqimi dilyayə issan eleyam. condolences to hossein, peace be upon him, mr. hayz, old and young alamdar and the woman's breast and the type of abbas or abol fazl abbas or aba al-fazan have forever seen the people of sama, the blood pressure of the ahl al-bayt hossein kaja and the non-mahrams of zahra, karbala , and zeinab. every day has its own special and suitable poems. these two stanzas are read in the shur and chahargah device , the spring of the flower caravan of the people of sojvar with flags and some big and small palm trees is one of the most effective and sad ways of mourning the shrine. which is one of the intangible works of the city from the safavid period until now, and the initial steps have been taken to register it. the route from hosseinieh is one

netherlands 2—1, thanks an injury time winner from substitute 0llie watkins, who combined with fellow sub cole palmer in the uk here, were delirious with delight at full time, after seeing their side come back from a goal down, to secure their spot in the big match on sunday, where they'll play spain, with the chance to make history. nesta mcgregor was there. it is incredible to believe that despite reaching the semifinals, england had been labelled boring and lacking creativity and as for southgate,

netherlands 2—1, thanks an injury time winner from substitute ollie watkins, who combined with fellow sub cole palmersend england through. fans in dortmund and in the uk here, were delirious with delight at full time, after seeing their side come back from a goal down, to secure their spot in the big match on sunday, where they'll play spain, with the chance to make history. nesta mcgregor was there. it is incredible to believe that despite reaching the semifinals, england had been labelled boring and lacking creativity and extra care at south gate, they said it was more reactive than proactive but at that stadium, they went to a down early because the netherlands, gareth. on the edge of the england box before firing the shot into the roof of the net in england. england went behind after 18 minutes, captain harry kane was deemed to have been fouled and wording the penalty, after looking at the va and seeing and it was harry kane that stepped up to the penalty spot. a low ha rd a low hard penalty to the goal keepers right. england dominated large parts of the game and gareth southgate was reluctant to

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cole palmer coming on, the change fans one.ange the system but they've not been that adventurous. there they are, i will let you hear them. the england fans are still supporting, obviously. sorry, i keep looking over there. we have about ten, 15 minutes left. if it stays at a says, the mood will be terrible. there is still believe, for now. ~ , ., terrible. there is still believe, for now. ~ , . . terrible. there is still believe, fornow. ~ , . . , for now. we will try and catch up with ou for now. we will try and catch up with you later. — for now. we will try and catch up with you later, but _ for now. we will try and catch up with you later, but as _ for now. we will try and catch up with you later, but as he - for now. we will try and catch up with you later, but as he was - with you later, but as he was saying, let stand 15 minutes, ten minutes until the 90 minutes is up for england to find something. they are 1—0 down to switzerland, substitutions on as gary southgate tries to find something to keep their dream alive. we

netherlands 2—1, thanks an injury time winner from substitute 0llie watkins, who combined with fellow sub cole palmerheir side come back from a goal down, to secure their spot in the big match on sunday, where they�*ll play spain, with the chance to make history. nesta mcgregor was there.

nico williams, mikel oyarzabal for spain and cole palmer for england scored in this match.inning these competitions, delafonte's students have increased their number of championships in euro competitions to four and became the most proud team of these competitions. visit final. the copa america was held this morning at the hard rock stadium in miami between the two teams of argentina and colombia. this game, which started late due to the influx of colombian fans, after a goalless draw in 90 minutes. finally , it ended in the favor of argentina with the goal of lautar martinez (0.1) in the 112th minute . lionel messi and superstar albi celeste left the game in the 66th minute due to injury . in this way, argentina won the title of the most proud team of this competition by winning the 16th copa championship. and martyr athlete. mustafa sadrzadeh , a wrestler who took part in tasos in 1394 in aleppo syria achieved the grace of martyrdom at the hands of isis . we swear with the children. we swear with his friends. he swore with his friends that the last drop of blood will be t

spain, apologies for the language there and, and cole palmer as well came on and it was of course, cole that equaliser. you know great play from saka. that was the point. you know in the game that england were really going for it. and of course bellingham back to cole palmer at the edge of the box. and he was able to able to able to slot it home. but of course after that point, you know england started to sit back again. you know, again, it's one of the things that we've been criticised for in this tournament. so we had to get a goal back, go to go forward, but start to sit back. and against a team like spain, who have been the best quality side in this tournament, we knew it was going to be a test. we knew we'd have to look out for the likes of lamine yamal and the likes of lamine yamal and the others, you know, spanish players as a team, how well they were put together, how well they were put together, how well they were structured. and in the end, of course, marc cucurella found some space on the left hand side, whipped it in and a yard of ale just managed to nick it at the front pos

we'rejust watching now that by cole palmer.s massive. obviously these players have i of team cohesion? it is massive. i obviously these players have played highly competitive matches for their clubs across a very long season going into a really competitive international tournament. you saw gareth southgate talk about utilising the squad, needing the squad, and we saw players come in and having packed like cole palmer, like kobbie mainoo, like bukayo saka performing and trying to give their all to try and bring the trophy home. and unfortunately, you know, they fell short in the final. but i think we can't fault their efforts. gareth southgate deserves a lot of credit for bringing a side that is really cohesive, and you can see that sort of team spirit as well. you just mentioned gareth southgate, so let me ask you this. obviously he is thinking about what his next move is thinking about what his next move is going to be. it feels to me that the players want him to stay, the fa wants him to stay. but it is unsure as to what he's

substitute cole palmer has made an impact from the bench throughout the tournament.the euros' top scorers and with extra time looming, oyarzabal broke english hearts. and not long left for england to do anything about this one. was another opportunity about to slip away? a desperate england then came agonizingly close a desperate england then came agonisingly close to a last—ditch equalizer. headed off the line and it is wide. declan rice and marc guehi with close—range chances, but spain survived. england were out of time. this an all—too—familiar feeling. having lost the last euros final, success had once again proved truly elusive. worthy winners spain crowned champions for a record fourth time. the long and painful wait continues. dan roan, bbc news, berlin. the streets of berlin were teeming with spanish and english fans. bbc sport's olly foster was among them. england fans in the tens of thousands outnumbering the spanish hugely, but spain very, very worthy winners here, winning all seven of their matches over the past month and the most important match, the fi

and cole palmer came on. now he changed things in the last game against the netherlands and put that ball through. for ollie watkins to score and scored just the most fantastic goal came out of the blue and that is the time as england fans, everybody think now go on, let's move on and try and get a second because the momentum was with them at that point. but they didn't. that's the problem. sat back. they were mistakes then at the back and then two minutes from the end spain scored the winner. no england fan can look back on that and go well i mean we look back at all the semi—finals and the few finals that they've been before and you think, oh, it was so unlucky and this happened and that happened. there is no argument. there's nothing anybody can say. nobody can look back and go, oh, if only that had changed because we're beaten by the better side. >> that's it. well, what is coming home today ? jack carson, coming home today? jack carson, our man, our reporter. who is there, so let's go to him . there, so

england havejust and go live now to the penalties and england have just scored their first one, cole palmerfor england. it is up tojordan pickford to see if he can level it, or save it and put england ahead. let's dip in and listen. he it and put england ahead. let's dip in and listen.— in and listen. he scored against france and _ in and listen. he scored against france and had _ in and listen. he scored against france and had his _ in and listen. he scored against france and had his effort - in and listen. he scored against france and had his effort saved| france and had his effort saved against spain in the quarterfinal. he has focus. saved byjordan pickford! the penalty lacks the power, and jordan pickford read it right. what jordan pickford read it right. what a save, guesses _ jordan pickford read it right. what a save, guesses it _ jordan pickford read it right. what a save, guesses it right. - jordan pickford read it right. what a save, guesses it right. he takes his time, — a save, guesses it right. he takes his time, getting on as line and walked — his time, getting on as line and

speaking just after the match, he explained how the goal came about, assisted by fellow substitute cole palmer i said to kyle we were both going to go on the pitch and he would set me up at half time and it happened, i manifested it, and as soon as he turned i knew to make the move, and you don't get that opportunity very often so i had to be greedy, i had to take it, i havejust seen it go to the bottom corner, ijust don't seen it go to the bottom corner, i just don't think seen it go to the bottom corner, ijust don't think i have hit a ball that sweet before, obviously in such a special moment as well. our correspondent danjohnson was watching the match with england fans in bristol. he picks up the story with england 1—0 down to the netherlands, afterjust six minutes of play. still hopeful, you got to be. you never know. we got two penalties last time and we pulled it out of the bag. england penalty! talking of penalties, harry kane continued england's successful streak from the spot. i'm very confident! it's coming home! come on! keep being aggressive and keep going forward. half—time, all l

let's see your boy cole palmer _ him score the winner!rmed today but also discuss with president zelensky would further support he needs and to use our opportunity here with our allies to make sure that that support is agreed and to reinforce, in a sense, as a message to putin, the resolve of nato, bigger now than it has ever been, more united than it has ever been, more united than it has ever been, more united than it has ever been, and absolutely right about the threat of russian aggression. right about the threat of russian aggression-— right about the threat of russian at tression. :, :, 1:, , aggression. how have your meetings with world leaders _ aggression. how have your meetings with world leaders gone _ aggression. how have your meetings with world leaders gone today? i aggression. how have your meetings with world leaders gone today? very i with world leaders gone today? very tood. with world leaders gone today? very good- bilateral _ with world leaders gone today? 9 good. bilateral meetings that we have had an opportunity to m

and always bringing excitement but also the person who came on is cole palmer and his all england playersh. he is the name. i have to keep checking over my shoulder because people cheer. but palmer has sired such a good season for chelsea, he brings a real spark. nothing happened. he certainly always... they keep tricking me. cheering booing there's a reason not a football commentator. as you can see, england are on the attack. there the ones pressing but we have 19 minutes to go. we attack. there the ones pressing but we have 19 minutes to go.— attack. there the ones pressing but we have 19 minutes to go. we will be back with yom _ we have 19 minutes to go. we will be back with you. thank _ we have 19 minutes to go. we will be back with you. thank you. _ we have 19 minutes to go. we will be back with you. thank you. joe - we have 19 minutes to go. we will be back with you. thank you. joe with i back with you. thank you. joe with the fans there watching every moment of this. as we know, the new prime minister isn't here at downing street but is a big football fan so expect he is gripped b

say they have so many players now that our regular penalty taker is and you can really tell from cole palmer more mature compared to a few years ago and i think it was really important to him personally to actually score and put history behind him, so yes, i think it is a squat now that has got a lot more mature players and definitely a better penalty takers and it was an absolutely brilliant penalty shoot out from england. just keeping and i on the other quarterfinal that is happening tonight, the netherlands leading 2—1 against turkey and the game is almost over and it is extra time and how much do you think england would prefer to be meeting turkey rather than the netherlands? yes, i think so and i think if switzerland had gone through it would _ switzerland had gone through it would have been the ideal choice as well so _ would have been the ideal choice as well so you'd rather turkey but there _ well so you'd rather turkey but there has— well so you'd rather turkey but there has been so many surprises in this tournament so i don't think there _ this tournament so i don't think there is—

this is a message for cole palmer. you are a genius.ng home! come on, england. sojust bring it home for us — please, please, please! we love you. thank you! 0k, lads, you can do it. and mike bassett said 4—4—2. you have made me incredibly proud. bukayo saka, when you equalised against switzerland and scored that penalty, i felt more emotional than i did on my wedding day, when i watched the first ten minutes of up. i am excited and optimistic that england versus - spain will be exciting. this place is going to go ballistic on sunday — you know? cos england's going to win 3—1. come on, england. go and put your names in the history books. i come on, england! i, for one, absolutely believe that you can get thejob done, so. ..come on, england. i am 50 excited for the final and so proud of our lads. come on, england. those last minute goals — - oh, my days — next—level drama. can we get an earlier goal, please? all these late goals — oh, they've made my hairfall out. ijust want to say how proud you've made me. you put a smile back on the fac

, he was such a young _ from cole palmer, he was such a young player when he stood up and took the _nk it was really important to him personally to score, — important to him personally to score, put— important to him personally to score, put history behind him. it was an— score, put history behind him. it was an absolutely brilliant penalty shoot—out for england. was an absolutely brilliant penalty shoot-out for england. netherlands leadin: to- shoot-out for england. netherlands leading to- one _ shoot-out for england. netherlands leading to- one against _ shoot-out for england. netherlands leading to- one against turkey. i shoot-out for england. netherlands | leading to- one against turkey. they leading to— one against turkey. they are in extra time. how much do you think that england would prefer to be meeting turkey rather than the netherlands?— netherlands? switzerland against netherlands? switzerland against netherlands would _ netherlands? switzerland against netherlands would have - netherlands? switzerland against netherlands would have been i netherlands? switzerland against

say they have so many players now that our regular penalty taker is and you can really tell from cole palmerwho was more mature compared to a few years ago and i think it was really important to him personally to actually score and put history behind him, so yes, i think it is a squat now that has got a lot more mature players and definitely a better penalty takers and it was an absolutely brilliant penalty shoot out from england. just keeping an eye on the other quarterfinal that is happening tonight, the netherlands leading 2—1 against turkey and the game is almost over and it is extra time. how much do you think england would prefer to be meeting turkey rather than the netherlands? yes, i think so and i think if switzerland had gone through it would have been the ideal choice as well so you'd rather turkey but there has been so many surprises in this tournament so i don't think there is any easy game any more. this was gareth southgate's 100th match as the national coach. how much did he need a win? if england had not won tonight, what might it have meant for him? it probably would have b

what do you like about cole palmer?t. yes, at - within. there is something in the water in stockport. yes, at a - water in stockport. yes, at a secial water in stockport. yes, at a special shout _ water in stockport. yes, at a special shout out _ water in stockport. yes, at a special shout out to - water in stockport. yes, at a special shout out to the - water in stockport. yes, at a i special shout out to the dinner ladies at ablie primary, jane, gaynor and laura, thank you for having us yesterday, i hope you can serve them up with some smiles tomorrow after winning tonight, would that not be good! nina is at the former primary school of trent alexander—arnold for us this morning. nina, how are they doing, they will be hoping for a repeat of saturday's performance, i imagine the levels of excitement are of the scale! hora! performance, i imagine the levels of excitement are of the scale! how are we doint , excitement are of the scale! how are we doing. sarah? — excitement are of the scale! how are we doing, sarah? i— e

cole palmer's just put ollie watkins in.oh well you know maybe he might not quite be the one. he's got his chance for england and he's took his chance. he's doing a long, long road for him. but he's going to reap the rewards now. i also spoke with will unwin, a football journalist with the guardian newspaper, about how england's play has changed over the course of the tournament. winning in big moments has really helped. you know the overhead kick against slovakia and, you know, very late on winning that in extra time with the harry kane goal soon after and then, you know, a great penalty shoot—out against switzerland that's built confidence when it was probably lacking a little bit with what was going on. and you've added to that kobbie mainoo really having a great game last night and phil foden probably having his best game in england shirt that i can remember. winning is a great habit in tournament football, and england have found it at the right time and with the right performance levels and they know on sunday they're g

cole palmer started his career despite being a united fan.s academy, working his way up. he of course, now plays for chelsea, so major, major heartbreak for both fan and player alike. now some people who won't be disappointed this morning though, are of course the spanish now rather serendipitously, we bumped into a spanish family here in manchester, of all places this morning, and they reacted with me on how they're feeling this morning after that amazing euros win for them . win for them. >> well, we loved it. we think we deserved to win the european football cup and we are really sorry for england . they they did sorry for england. they they did a great a great match, much better than the previous matches . better than the previous matches. so it was very tough for for, spain to play against, against england and, and it was a wonderful tournament for, for spain and i'm guessing these your two sons. >> yes. are they very happy as well. >> they are football fans. >> they are football fans. >> very happy with the football result last night. >

— substitution is working with cole palmer combining brilliantly with super— palmer combining brilliantly the game. and one of your friends .ot the game. and one of your friends got a _ the game. and one of your friends got a picture with jude the game. and one of your friends got a picture withjude bellingham. he managed it. my friend's on got it. he's only— he managed it. my friend's on got it, he's only 16 and he loves england _ it, he's only 16 and he loves england and he'sjust started playing — england and he'sjust started playing professional, lower level and it _ playing professional, lower level and it got — playing professional, lower level and it got a picture withjude bellingham and that made his evening. _ bellingham and that made his eveninr. ., ., , ., ., evening. you can only imagine how the family of— evening. you can only imagine how the family of ollie _ evening. you can only imagine how the family of ollie watkins - evening. you can only imagine how the family of ollie watkins are - the family of ollie watkins are feeling. have you booked your onward travel to berlin? 1

a clutch of players coming l down, cole palmer, ollie watkins down, cole palmer, 0llie watkins comingount of games we push our top players, do you think that explains in part, when you look to the group stages, denmark, slovenia, it looked really comfortable but they struggled there, before you answer, a pretty glum —looking harry kane going into the arrivals area. really tough for him, because still as a player he has yet to win any sort of trophy. yes, he has had a glorious career in terms of his goal scoring, tottenham's greatest ever goal—scorer, he scored 44 goals for bayern munich last season, his england record now is at 66. when you think that bobby charlton was on a 49 for seven years, he is way beyond that. it could be a generation before anyone beats him, but he has never won a single trophy in the game and that is football, he has played in six finals now and lost them all. he hasn't scored in any of them either. that will play on his mind and unfortunately that is the way football goes and i think sometimes for some players, we would say at the same withjimmy sometimes fo

games in this competition with six and then high drama and the english when it in stoppage time cole palmerh the assistant, ollie watkins producing suit, finished right into the corner. it's a sensational strike what a moment what a way to win it and look at the joy there for the aston villa man, england. and they're delirious fans, england to one winners and into the final so it's england who will face spain then in berlin on sunday, la roja, seeking to be crowned kings of europe for a fourth time, england, their first euro's title, beckoning, they hope they got to get past spain first though. but for now, it's right back to you. >> thanks to that, will columbia will fight for the tidal in the copa america final after coming out on top in the semis after against uruguay, the colombian team sealed the spot thanks to this header in the 39th minute which gave it a one nil victory on wednesday, colombia will play argentina now for the trophy in miami gardens, florida on sunday. but the semifinal game was testy with some players from uruguay getting into a scuffle with fans after the game. the

jude bellingham would find cole palmer, who tucks this one a pass. simon for the goal. palmer of course, with the beautifully timed equalizer there. so tied at 1/86 minute here, still tied mark cucaracha with the inside feed there. and they would tap that one in for the goal. he was in the right place to finish it. spain up 2 to 1. so they win the euro final. it's their fourth win in spain's history. the san francisco giants, looking to end their final homestand on a positive note before the all star break gets underway. it was really a army of kayaks coming into mccovey cove, hoping that they get one of those splash balls. third inning here. the giants up one. patrick bailey hits a single into the gap off of chris paddack one run scores. so giants go up two. nothing fifth inning here. same score blake snell was absolutely dealing today. he strikes out ryan jeffers there in the sixth. he does it again with matt wallner. and then in the seventh again with brooks lee. he goes down swinging. so snell only allowed one hit and finished with eight k's in seven scoreless innin

match tied one one cole palmer finds ollie watkins on the through ball. watkins turns and scores.goal. england wins this 121 and will now take on spain in the euro final. >> the oakland athletics, looking to even up the series with the boston red sox out in boston tonight. check out this raleigh fingerstyle mustache on one of the a's fans back east. third inning. we go a's up one zip. happy 24th birthday to lawrence butler as he lines a shot the other way off. nick pivetta rolls to the wall for a22 run score. a's lead three zero. meantime, jp sears locks in for the a's fourth inning. connor wong can hold up for the strike three. next batter also goes down. fifth inning jarren duran swings and misses for strike three. sears finished with eight k's in five inning. a's win five two. giants also lost tonight. the 11:00 news on ktvu. >> fox two starts now. >> they're just laying there in these tents baking in the sun. >> it's been a brutal month when it comes to extreme heat in the south bay. now we know at least 18 people have died after being exposed to sky high temperatures. the pus

but the two substitutes, cole palmer and ollie watkins, were the two that unked ollie watkins, were thelinked up, which meant ollie watkins, of course, scored that fantastic goal across the keeper to make it two one. i mean, you know, he described after the game that when it when he ran away in that celebration, it was like he was in slow motion. of course ollie watkins himself ten years ago today was playing for weston super mare in the conference south on loan from exeter city . and yesterday, ten exeter city. and yesterday, ten years later, he's just scored the goal to send england here to berlin on sunday for its second consecutive european championship final. i mean, it really was a fantastic performance from from england a lot better than what we've seen in previous games. of course, gareth southgate decided to stick with that back three, the only change being mark gay, who came back in, of course, after his suspension. probably a bit unfair on ezri konsa, who would look fantastic in the quarter final. but of course gareth southgate knew how he wanted to set up, he knew how he wan

you know, jude bellingham, phil foden, harry kane, cole palmer, sub ollie watkins sub. pretty much almost certainly. and you know that kind of collective belief i mean that gareth southgate i mean that gareth southgate i mean he's been he's been sort of very calm almost like he knows i mean they got it. they cut it so fine didn't they. in that game when bellingham saved them. >> i mean we don't i don't believe and i don't want to jinx it chris i don't want to jinx it. >> but none of us do. >> but none of us do. >> it feels it feels a little like at the moment in this country we've had a summer of rain. nothing works. we're paying rain. nothing works. we're paying huge amounts of tax. we can't get anything treated on the nhs. but what boost would it mean to the country if we win this and do you think it genuinely makes a difference to how we feel about where we live? >> oh, absolutely. yeah. i mean football's always, you know, sport in general is we are the greatest sporting nation on earth because we invented most of them. let's not forget that. and football is football

you've got cole palmer.uys can start, but they're more than capable of doing some damage for england. >> what's the fan reaction been to last night? >> well, let's have a listen actually, because because there was a huge gathering around wembley at the box park. i think in croydon as well. we've got some reaction from wembley. now we can hear that. >> now we are. that's almost we're in a semi finals, we're in the semis. we're gonna win it. we're stressful to begin with. but first off was good and then second off a bit mad. >> but we got the result. that's the most important thing. we're all southgate lovers . all southgate lovers. >> we're like like you have to. he is our best english manager. he is our best english manager. he just knows what to do. since sir alf ramsey like getting it this far consistently. another semi—final? yeah. okay it's not inspiring football, but it gets the job done . the job done. >> all right. so all eyes on next week. then we're going to play next week. then we're going to play

substitute cole palmer's made an impact from the bench throughout this tournament. p palmer...! oh, yes! england once again had stepped back from the brink, but with extra time looming, mikel oyarzabal broke their hearts. gone the other way first, oyarzabal. cucurella gets it back in...! oyarzabal scores for spain! england's first major final on foreign soil... ..had ended in defeat. for england, the interminable wait goes on. manager gareth southgate has revitalised this team, but having failed to lead it to the title he craved, was this his last game in charge? now's not the time to, uh, for me to speak about that. um, i need to talk to the right people and, uh, give myself a bit of time. um, but it's, you know... yeah, to get to another final was a privilege, to have the opportunity. um, but, obviously, to come short is... yeah, hard. hard at the moment. so what do the fans think? possibly he could... we could do with somebody with a bit more forward thinking. i think he'll move on, but he's done a fantasticjob. get rid of southgate and start again. - new manager,

can be taken from the players who shone through this tournament, the likes ofjude bellingham and cole palmeriser that wasn't enough last night. as a team left the hotel in berlin, they received applause and from there, andy swiss sent this report. they wave goodbye from southgate —— gareth southgate as his team left berlin to warm applause but also deep disappointment. for berlin to warm applause but also deep disappointment. for england the interminable wait _ deep disappointment. for england the interminable wait goes _ deep disappointment. for england the interminable wait goes on. _ deep disappointment. for england the interminable wait goes on. the - interminable wait goes on. the defeat to spain _ interminable wait goes on. the defeat to spain was their second in a row in a euros final and the morning after the night before, it was still just as morning after the night before, it was stilljust as painful. it is morning after the night before, it was stilljust as painful.— was still 'ust as painful. it is a bit was stilljust as painful. it is a bit heartbreaking. _ was stilljust as pain

so did cole palmer. and that's like an extra for man england. you know almost like a 12th man.'ve got, you know, the best they've got, you know, the best they've got on paper. they've got the best squad in this tournament. >> now chris skudder this will be the last time we speak before that final. you've been superb throughout this. thank you for your updates. and also thank you for keeping me positive . as you for keeping me positive. as you know, i was a bit of a wet weekend about this, but you've been magnificent chris skudder thank you very much and enjoy that final martin. >> not going to do it. of course they are now, mate. >> mate, you seriously. you kept the faith and i didn't. hats off to you. well done chris skudder enjoy that match. thank you. there's lots more still to come between now and 6:00, and we'll find out why. hotels in paris are warning of an olympic disaster. just a fortnight before the big games begin. but first, it's your headlines with sam francis. >> 532 the top stories from the newsroom tonight. the metropolitan police has now taken over the investig