spain's david de gea said it was "strange," and his teammate pepe reina called for it to be changed.hether the world cup is the right time to focus on technological changes has been suggested, when players just want to perform at the top of their game. whether fans have anything to say about it will be seen when games start on the 14th. that was kat. 0k, ball done. but it's not just about what we kick. like many sports these days, data and technology are seeping into every part of the game. now, fifa has been notoriously slow in allowing technology into football, but this will be the first world cup where teams will be given tablets to access data and analytics in—game. does that mean the data analysts will become the new star players? well, we sent paul carter to fifa to find out. at this year's world cup finals in russia, data is set to play a bigger role than ever before. like it or not, data is already an integral part of modern football. you can't watch a televised game without being bombarded by all kinds of statistics. for the first time, fifa are providing an all—in—one techn

david de gea could only watch in horror as this shop came past him but var did itsjob right this shopid its job right at the end. this video replay showed it was not offside. the hosts have been rampant in this tournament, eight goals in two games have changed the public perception of them from no hopers to world cup contenders. tonight they were brought back down to earth with a bang and a red card against uruguay. 3-0 the bang and a red card against uruguay. 3—0 the final score but there is still a chance to turn these frowns upside down in the knockout stages. in the other game history was made, egypt's goalkeeper became the oldest player to play in the world cup at 45 years old, saving a penalty to boot. it mattered little though, egypt's abysmal campaign ended in a defeat to saudi arabia, their third loss of the tournament. a penny for the thoughts of mo salah. it was an england win like no other. the team's 6—1 demolition of an their biggest ever world cup victory. expectations may have been low coming into the tournament, not after this. this morning the squad we re after this.

spain's david de gea said it was "strange," and his teammate pepe reina called for it to be changed.e right time to focus on technological changes has been suggested when players just want to perform at the top of their game. whether fans have anything to say about it will be seen when games start on the 14th. one thing that's never ceased to amaze me is how much people care. the football world cup is such a major tournament. it causes all kinds of emotions — heartache and delight and everything in between. but we're interested in the game and the game works when it's balanced, where is a fair competition, where every player on the field has their opportunity to shine. and so our motivation in developing a load of the apparatus the tests that we have is to make sure that we have a fair representation to all the different uses of the ball on the field and make sure that their needs are all considered. that was kat. 0k, ball done. but it is notjust about what we kick. like many sports this days, these days, data and technology are seeping into every part of the game. now, fifa has been

class is permanent david de gea simply should have done better. with portugal still reeling, the ball found itself at the feet of nacho. and with the clock ticking down, the pressure now was all on portugal and pressure makes diamonds, and portugal had the man for thejob. makes diamonds, and portugal had the man for the job. the technique, the vision, the hat—trick. man for the job. the technique, the vision, the hat-trick. he has done it. he has only gone and done it! the 51st of ronaldo's career. the saviour of a 3—3, that could have been the final. iran won their first match since 1998, but it took an own goal in the 95th minute. and without the injured star mo saleh, a last—ditch header was enough to win the match for the south americans. ina stadium the match for the south americans. in a stadium with 6000 empty seat, as they were mo saleh was left to rue what might have been. the eastenders actor leslie grantham — best known as "dirty" den watts, landlord of the queen vic — has died aged 71. more than 30 million viewers tuned in to watch a c

he proved to be david de gea's kryptonite. this game is fast becoming a world cup classic.a peach of a goal by nacho to put spain in front! studio: no topping that? remember that portuguese superhero? commentator: ronaldo. .. that portuguese superhero? commentator: ronaldo... he has done it, he has only gone and done it. studio: a 3-3 it, he has only gone and done it. studio: a 3—3 thriller in any language. sometimes defensive teams win. but i am happy we can watch games like this where two teams, are really going for it, and hopefully an amazing world cup is coming ahead. elsewhere in the group, iran against morocco wasn't going to live up against morocco wasn't going to live up to that. but it gave the fans an excuse to dig out the face paint, but offered little in the way of artistry. the only goal came in stoppage time, a header at the wrong end, flat on the campus. egypt's mo salah painted a gloomy figure, benched on his birthday, unable to shoulder any blame. uruguay‘s defender was their hero, jimenez giving them a 1—0 when. —— 1—0 win. this means so much to the peopl

class is permanent that david de gea simply should have done better. the back of the net. with the clock ticking down, the pressure was now all on portugal. pressure makes diamonds and portugal had the man for the job. the technique, the vision, the hat—trick. oh, he has done it! he has only gone and done it. the 51st of ronaldo‘s career, the saviour of his team in a 3—3 thriller that could have been the final. elsewhere, not nearly as much action, just late late shows. iran won their first match at a world cup since 1998 but it took an own goal in the 95th minute. and egypt had held firm against uruguay for almost the full 90 but without the injured star, mo salah, jose jiminez‘s last—ditch header was enough to win the match for the south americans. in a stadium with 6000 empty seats, birthday boy mo was left to rue what might have been. natalie pirks, bbc news, russia. a former director of donald trump‘s election campaign, paul manafort, has been sent to jail while he awaits trial. he was charged last year with money laundering and tax fraud and has

spain's david de gea said it was "strange," and his team—mate, pepe reina, called for it to be changedave anything to say about it will be seen when games start on the 14th. that was kat. ok, ball...done! but it's not just about what we kick. like many sports these days, data and technology are seeping into every element of the game. now, fifa has been notoriously slow at allowing technology into football, but this will be the first world cup where teams are given tablets to access data and analytics in—game. does that mean the data analysts will become the new star players? well, we sent paul carter to fifa to find out. at this year's world cup finals in russia, data is set to play a bigger role than ever before. like it or not, data is already an integral part of modern football. you can't watch a televised game without being bombarded by all kinds of statistics. for the first time, fifa are providing an all—in—one technical package allowing coaching staff and analysts to communicate throughout matches in real—time. the snappily titled electronic tracking and performance system — or

this effort proved david de gea's kryptonite and portugal were ahead again.h. and driven into the back of the net! an absolute peach of a goal by nacho to put spain in front! no topping that, right? remember that portuguese superhero? it's ronaldo. 0h, he's done it! he has only gone and done it! 3—3, tres—tres, a thriller in any language. sometimes defensive teams win but i'm happy we can watch games like this where two team really going for it and hopefully an amazing world cup is coming ahead. elsewhere in the group, iran against morocco was not going to live up to that. it did give the fans and excuse to dig out the face paints but offered little in the way of artistry. the game's only goal came in stoppage time, morocco's aziz bouhaddouz with the header at the wrong end. flat on the canvas. the artwork in yekaterinburg was more like it but egypt's mo salah painted a gloomy figure. benched on his birthday, unable to shoulder any blame. for all of uruguay‘s firepower, a defender was their hero. jose gimenez giving the two—time champions a 1—0 win. iam sure

una mala actuaciÓn de su portero david de gea creo dudas pero el buen fÚtbol de espaÑa encontrÓ su camino grandes estrellas, pone a bailar en todo el partido. una derrota y un empate pusieron a la selecciÓn argentina bajo presiÓn. todos los sueÑos de un paÍs pesaban sobre la cabeza de messi con la complicidad y fuerza de sus compaÑeros revirtieron las controversias de aquellos desqueridos. >>> brasil estÁ lleno de ritmo, energÍa y magia de neymar, que puso a bailar a sus rivales y que poco a poco es el lÍder natural de la... que con un empate y 2 victorias es una de las selecciones candidatas al tÍtulo. y llegÓ mÉxico, que se convirtÓo en la revelaciÓn del mundial al vencer al campeÓn. al mostrar que se puede jugar bonito y de manera efectiva. el que estÁ te mostrando que es puro sentimiento y a pesar de una derrota sigue su camino. sigue alimentando sueÑos. sigue con corazÓn a lograr su prÓxima meta, lograr pasar el quinto partido. acompaÑa a nuestras selecciones avanzando en el camino a la gloria. >>> wow! voy a virl. >>> y lo que falta, lo que nos cuelga. estamos en octavos de final y

nothing that the manchester united goalkeeper david de gea could do about that one. is they are facing belgium in their final group sort of thing is they are facing belgium in theirfinal group game. they are on a rest day today. they got to spend some time with friends and family. yesterday they had a recovery session in the swimming pool recovery session in the swimming pool, racing unicorns! seeing is believing. we might see them lift the world cup. jesse lingard pretty happy, splashing around. two fixtures still to come today. your gripe facing —— uruguayan are in group a, uruguay face saudi arabia in rostov. that kicks at apm live on bbc one and radio 5live. and at 7pm, iran play spain which is live on radio 5live. britain's dan evans has not been given a wildcard to wimbeldon. the 28—year—old has recently returned from a ban for taking cocaine and will now have to play in the qualifying tournament. sources at the all england club say the decision was based on a matter of "principle". that's all the sport for now. more for you in the next hour. let's get more now