that is something we spoke to eric dyer, the tottenham midfielder, about today. spoke to eric dyer, thefielder, about todaylj spoke to eric dyer, the tottenham midfielder, about today. i have seen it being used in many different ways. every time i play, it is in a different format. at tottenham, they have problems with it in the fa cup, which wasn't the best. but hopefully, the system they are using here can be smooth and everything can go well. obviously, it's good for the game if we get the right decisions because so much is riding oi'i decisions because so much is riding on the decisions. so the better the decisions we get, the better because there is so much riding on it and it's unfair for a nation to be knocked out on the wrong decision. tomorrow morning, england will train at 11.15 local time, 9.15 tomorrow morning, england will train at 11.15 localtime, 9.15 in tomorrow morning, england will train at 11.15 local time, 9.15 in the uk. 15 minutes of that session will be open to us, the rest will be behind closed doors. training is fully closed doors. training is fully closed on sa

gareth southgate and eric dyer were watching that game and it was a part of the press conference whereturns to gareth and said, "germany are out." this is what gareth southgate had to say earlier about saying goodbye to the world champions so soon. i didn't look at that group and think automatically they would go through. they were close to the wire against sweden the other night and i've just watched some of the game there where they we re some of the game there where they were not able to break south korea down. they have only been a half for 1.5 minutes in their three matches. it has been unusual to see them struggle as much as they have but the level of all of the teams is strong. well, it will be a jury of game at this one. there is talk of martinez making ten changes. we don't think he will make that many but southgate was asked how many changes he would make and whether harry kane would get onto the pitch. he did not want to talk about losing momentum. he wanted to keep positive. they are going into this game to win it. it does not matter how many changes they make, they are goi

because eric dyer did not take his chance to impress in the belgian game.then of coursejesse wingard with that withjesse wingard and then of course jesse wingard with that fat was go with the 671win against panama and harry kane determined pasta pots —— top scorer hoping to close in on golden boot. it is on the confirm we spoke —— spoke to dele alli there. he said the players have yet to be told. i think there isa have yet to be told. i think there is a bit of sweating amongst certain players may be ashley young certainly in a left back slot on whether there could be any changes. he was one of only two players missing from shame because he was back at the hotel working at his own programme. we're told he is not an injury concern but because he was out working with the main team you can assume he will not be in line for a start he has started the last two games and came on as a substitute in the first match. the only other player was fabian delph. he returned to the uk to be with his wife the head of the birth of their third child. it is touch and go whether

eric dyer might come into the team, and after today's results, it looks as though finishing second inpath towards the final. what does gareth southgate make of that? we have not won a knockout game since 2006, why we are starting to plot which would be a better venue for our semi—final is beyond me, really. so i think best that we focus on tomorrow. we have no idea who, when or where we will play in the next round, but we are pleased that we are in the next round. but first and foremost, i think really important that we are building a tea m important that we are building a team that i think everybody at home can see our passion to play at england, want to go out, are improving all the time, and i think we will see that tomorrow. it will be japan, cynical or colombia next for england and day 11! will not be germany for anyone. the world champions out at the group stage, and that is the main headline here today. lots of other sports headlines back at the bbc sports centre. and i guess the only thing which will take the attention away from the world cup over the next couple of weeks is w

eric dyer says boredom will be an issue. it's got a nice little basketball net set up.are spoiled, we have everything, there's no reason to be bored. rafael nadal has pulled out of this year's queen's clu b pulled out of this year's queen's club tournament. fresh off the back of his 11th french open victory, he says he won't be at the pre—wimbledon warm—up this year after a long play season. he suffered a hand injury during the final and has still yet to confirm his participation at the all—england club. that's all the spore for now, but i'll have more for you in sportsday at 10:30pm. thank you very much, see you later on! the un security council will hold an emergency meeting tomorrow on the military escalation in yemen following uk's request. pro—government forces, backed by saudi arabia, have begun attacking a key port in western yemen held by rebel fighters. the coastal city of hudaydah is the main entry point for vital food aid for over seven—million people. the city has been held by iranian—backed houthi rebels for more than three years. joining me now is andreas