to frank lampard's gold that wasn't a goalfrom all to frank lampard's gold that wasn't a goal from alling. where they scream _ built up and it was moving. where they scream and _ built up and it was moving. where they scream and fight _ built up and it was moving. where they scream and fight germany i built up and it was moving. where they scream and fight germany in | they scream and fight germany in your screaming for england? yes. we have two young _ your screaming for england? yes. we have two young daughters. _ your screaming for england? yes. we have two young daughters. when - your screaming for england? yes. we | have two young daughters. when they scored the goal, both of them woke up scored the goal, both of them woke up screaming with me. my wife was not happy. but likely i can take her to rome on a weekend. we not happy. but likely i can take her to rome on a weekend.— to rome on a weekend. we are dau~hter to rome on a weekend. we are daughter support? _ to rome on a weekend. we are daughter support? when - to rome on a weekend. we are daughter support? when was i to rome o

the reference point for a lot of these players was the world cup in south africa 2010, the frank lampard england 4—1 in the last 16. a very good germany side and whilst this genocide might not have the pedigree of that one, i think there is huge respect from these young england players as to these young england players as to the champions league winners. in that england squad in 2010 in south africa, peter crouch, he didn't get on in the last 16, he was up at st george's park and i spoke to him about this england squad and his memories and what this fixture means to him. they are young and exciting and sometimes lack of, they will know the history— sometimes lack of, they will know the history but having not seen it, they go— the history but having not seen it, they go into this game may be a bit more _ they go into this game may be a bit more open—minded to winning. and a more open-minded to winning. and a few of them — more open-minded to winning. and a few of them have _ more open-minded to winning. and a few of them have had _ more open-minded to winning. and a few of them have had a

played against germany and berlin five years ago, but he picked out in the world cup in 2010, the frank lampard, and germany winning that one in the last 16 for— one. it's a special game, definitely a special— it's a special game, definitely a special game. in recent years, you look at _ special game. in recent years, you look at that— special game. in recent years, you look at that one goal over the line that waswt— look at that one goal over the line that wasn't given. that was the standout— that wasn't given. that was the standout in the germany game. but yeah. _ standout in the germany game. but yeah. it's _ standout in the germany game. but yeah. it's a — standout in the germany game. but yeah, it's a special game for the players. — yeah, it's a special game for the players, the fans, for everyone watching — players, the fans, for everyone watching. that's what you want to be playing _ watching. that's what you want to be playing in _ watching. that's what you want to be playing in these tournaments, so it's very— playing in these tournaments, so it's very exciting. everyone will be lookin

the deal will run until 2024 after he initially replaced frank lampard from paris saint—germain on ann last week's european final, tuchel led chelsea to a fourth—placed finish in the premier league. trent alexander—arnold says he's "absolutely gutted" to miss the upcoming euros through injury. the liverpool defender posted the short message on twitter this morning. he was ruled out of the england squad after picking up an injury in wednesday night's win over austria. gareth southgate will name his replacement after sunday's match against romania. jesse lingard, james ward—prowse and ollie watkins are just some of the names in contention. back to formula 1, second practice is now under way, you can follow that on the bbc sport website and app, but that is it for me. coronavirus cases in scotland have more than tripled over the past month with today's case numbers at the highest level since february, according to the scottish government. but first minister nicola sturgeon said there are now strong indications that vaccines are weakening the link between new cases and hospitalisations. s

the last competitive match at major tournaments, back in 2010 at the world cup in germany when frank lampardred that goal which, of course, wasn't given. so many near mrs, so much heartbreak and astonishing to think as well that this is only the second time in history and the european championship that england have won a knockout match. they did and quite spectacular style. yes, the calls came late, but the introduction of jack grealish made the difference as raheem sterling has scored all the goals in this tournament, harry kane rounded things out. christian, you have to say now, having gotten past germany, i think england can dare to believe that perhaps the final is looking within reach now. they have to come through the next match, of course, but it could be ukraine or sweden, we will wait to see. and it will be the czech republic are denmark and the finals. teams on paper that england feel they should win. as we've seen from a semi—upset sense on the shocks in tournament. get southgate —— gareth southgate will not be allowing the players to get ahead of themselves, and of course, that t

and then we saw the goal that wasn't when frank lampard didn't have his effort given when england wereor euros. but remarkably, this sole world cup win in 1966, was the last time england beat them in a major tournament knockout match. since then, this fixture has mainly been a catalogue of english failure. first, in 1970. then, on penalties, at italia 90. england are out of the world cup. it is the first time in many years and that we are going in as favourites against germany. let's hope we win in 90. i don't want to sit through a penalty shoot—out again. wembley will be half full, with more than a0,000 fans, most of whom will be trying to make the germans feel most unwelcome. germany have enjoyed some great moments here, not least lifting the trophy at euro 96. 1a years later, and it wasn't penalties but technology which dented england's chances. lampard! lampard's non—goal embarrassed fifa into bringing in goal—line cameras. the eventual a—1 defeat sent fabio capella's wounded lions packing from south africa. in goal that day was david james. there was no occasion other than a knock

the deal will run until 2024 after he initially replaced frank lampard from paris st—germain on an 18ree of the first test between england and new zealand at lord's — with rain delaying the action. england are 111—2 in reply to new zealand's 378. rory burns and joe root will resume on 59 and 42 respectively. not looking good for play today according to the forecast — but better weather is predicted for saturday and sunday, the final two days of the match. and the website is where you'll be able to track if they get play or not today — bbc.co.uk/sport — that's it for me. the delta or indian variant of coronavirus is believed to be fuelling a third wave in the uk, with not only cases but also hospital admissions rising. it comes as the latest official figures suggest that covid infection rates have gone up. an estimated one in 640 people are believed to have had the virus in england over the week to the 29th of may — up from one in 1,120 the previous week. there has also been an increase in the number of people testing positive in wales and scotland. john burn—murdoch is a data journali

frank lampard in the world cup in 2010, as england were comfortably beaten that day.itives. and there are many. perhaps they haven't quite hit their stride yet, but with two victories in their belt, no goals conceded, certainly a good start for them. this is a defining moment for them in this tournament. there is a feeling that if england aren't at their best, germany aren't either. let's remind ourselves, they were only minutes from going out of this year's tournament, when they faced hungary. they produced an impressive victory against portugal. i think we will be in for a cagey encounter later. a lot of people have been urging gareth southgate to release the attacking players that he's got and try and push things against germany, i'm not sure be able to do that. it will be a tight, tactical battle. i wouldn't be surprised that when we see the line—up, later, he matches germany into their formation. it will be a fascinating tactical battle between gareth southgate and his equivalent of the german coach, who leaves his position after this tournament. it would be inte

what about frank lampard's goal that was disallowed? it crossed the line by a mile!nick on that one. it seems to _ shall we say? i am with nick on that one. it seems to have _ shall we say? i am with nick on that one. it seems to have calmed - shall we say? i am with nick on that one. it seems to have calmed down | shall we say? i am with nick on that. one. it seems to have calmed down a little bit _ one. it seems to have calmed down a little bit. germany against england it's always a big game, particularly for england, germany tend to have even _ for england, germany tend to have even bigger games after!— even bigger games after! ouch! fin . ers even bigger games after! ouch! fingers crossed _ even bigger games after! ouch! fingers crossed history - even bigger games after! ouch! fingers crossed history repeats| fingers crossed history repeats itself _ fingers crossed history repeats itself but — fingers crossed history repeats itself but i am with nick absolutely, it is not as massive, it's not— absolutely, it is not as massive, it's not as — absolutely, it is not

then there was the goal that wasn't, frank lampard, at the 2010 world cup.ot of those — that way. most weren't born when a lot of those games happened. it is an irrelevance for them. he will be keen to stress the positives. 40,000 fans, this place will be half full, many of them cheering on england. in many ways they have made a piece of history, having won those two matches in the group phase, one of those was against croatia here in their opening group game. that is the first time that england have ever won their opening match at a european championship. they have got their own opportunity to make _ they have got their own opportunity to make their own piece of history. we go _ to make their own piece of history. we go on _ to make their own piece of history. we go on about this fixture because it means _ we go on about this fixture because it means so — we go on about this fixture because it means so much, too great footballing countries. they want to id footballing countries. they want to go head—to—head. there is a little bit more — go head—to—head. the

the germans won 4—1, but it could have been a different story had frank lampard's goal not been wronglyhtaway. it actually might be a better memory than the last time we met at the dance studio. but anyway. 2010, that was a horrible day for england, a horrible day for many different reasons, obviously because germany went through but because of frank and if it had not been for that goal that was not given then we wouldn't have had the video assistant referee now and all the fun and joy it brings to football but it was not england's wine estate. other memories is euro 2000 when england won in a group match in the group stages, alan shearer with a goal, but it's wembley again, in the euros, and gareth southgate now the euros, and gareth southgate now the manager saw his penalty saved in the manager saw his penalty saved in the semifinal shoot—out that sent england out. what an emotional thing this must be now for gareth especially. i this must be now for gareth especially-— this must be now for gareth eseciall . ,, . . . , especially. i think all the managers involved in this _ especially