well, geoff hurst, just to see that. _ paint a picture? well, geoff hurst, just to see that. that. in the back- paint a picture? well, geoff hurst, just to see that. in the back of- paint a picture? well, geoff hurst, just to see that. in the back of the | just to see that. in the back of the net. just to see that. in the back of the net it— just to see that. in the back of the net it was— just to see that. in the back of the net. it was great. find just to see that. in the back of the net. it was great.— net. it was great. and tonight, 55 ears on, net. it was great. and tonight, 55 years on. do _ net. it was great. and tonight, 55 years on. do it — net. it was great. and tonight, 55 years on, do it all _ net. it was great. and tonight, 55 years on, do it all again. - net. it was great. and tonight, 55 years on, do it all again. let's - years on, do it all again. let's just hope there's another english while in the back of the net. jayne mccubbin, bbc news. 0h! that was fantastic. she was doing those zoom charts. if we — england win tonight, maybe we can see that whole 6016. fi

way to wembley and pay tomorrow evening we may be able to mention them in the same breath as sir geoff hurstt goes on, those great stars, the legends of 1966. you could add to those harry kane, raheem sterling, declan rice, calvin phillips, jordan pickford. it has been such a long wait. think of those are the golden generations of england stars who would have loved to have been involved in a match of this magnitude, theirfirst major magnitude, their first major championship magnitude, theirfirst major championship final in all those years. theyjust seem so relaxed. they have loved their time here in between the knockout matches, just refocusing, getting away from all that wembley raucous atmosphere and just calming down. gareth southgate has been so good at getting their feet back down on the ground and it is an old mantra from footballers, it is all about the next game, we go again. but they realise that this game is absolutely huge and they know as well that that wembley supports might mean the difference between winning and losing against italy, here we have barely spoken. roberto mancini

meanwhile, sir geoff hurst, the hat—trick hero in the nation's last major tournament final in the 1966of encouragement to the club's only current england player. i just think it's absolutely unbelievable. i've had a good run, 55 years. it's about time someone else took over and won something. you're sat here just buzzing now, you just want to go out there and win the game. i'm sat there listening to him speak, obviously how much it means to him and what he's done. honestly, speaking to you, buzzing. newsreel: bobby moore leads england up to the royal box to receive _ the jules rimet cup. 55 years ago, the queen was at wembley to hand the trophy to england captain bobby moore. tonight, she sent congratulations to southgate and his team for reaching the final, and said she hopes that history will record not only your success, but also the spirit, commitment and pride with which you have conducted yourselves. earlier, italy had their final training session, having proved a formidable force of these euros. the team is 33 matches unbeaten, but seems full of respect for its opponents. transl

trophy that day. 33 years before that england here at wembley winning the 1966 world cup, sir geoff hurst'sse and then sir bobby moore climbing the steps of the old wembley stadium, awarded the trophy by the queen that day and as we heard, she has been sending her best wishes to this england team and messages from all over the world, tom cruise as well as we heard in the package there and it has been a nation unified and we saw those extraordinary pictures yesterday. the fans who gathered on the roadside at st george's park to wish england well on their way to their hotel last night. we have seen hairdressers up and down the country getting creative with st george's flags, everyone has come together for this unique occasion and it is going to be a very special atmosphere, as you were saying, that excitement and anticipation building on wembley way beside you and it is going to be unique inside wembley later and we know that david baddiel and frank skinner, who produce that track, that song that has been sung throughout the tournament, they had a request to sing that song here on the pitch b

but sir geoff hurst is as giddy as the rest of us. i just think it's absolutely unbelievable.ou just want to go out there and win the game. i'm sat there listening to him speak and obviously how much it means to him and what he did. honestly, i'm buzzing! bobby moore led england up to the royal box to receive . the jules rimet cup. in �*66, the queen, of course, was there to hand the trophy to sir bobby moore. tonight, she sent congratulations to gareth southgate and his team for reaching the final, and said she hopes that history will record not only your success but also the spirit, commitment and pride with which you've conducted yourselves. typically, southgate, though, hasn't yet allowed himself to think about the magnitude of the moment. what we've been thinking about is, how do we recover the players in the right way? how do we prepare tactically to play italy? the team psychologically for what's coming? so i don't think what it all means in terms of the history has really had a chance to register yet, and won't until i'm probably walking the dogs in another couple of d

they're preparing right now to take on denmark in their euros semifinal tonight at wembley, geoff hurst'st for passengers who are fully vaccinated against covid—i9. the mum of two women who were stabbed to death last year says she fears the man who took her daughters�* lives will become a killing machine in prison. it's the worst thing that has happened to you. you have the result, but you still don't have your daughters. and so, there is no peace. sport, and let's go to sally at wembley. good morning. we are on wembley way. england take on denmark at eight p denied. can we keep at this level of excitement? all 26 squad members trained at st georges park yesterday before heading south, and there's been a real unity among them throughout their campaign. you can feel it throughout the campaign. the question is, can they exceed their achievement of three years ago, when they reached the semis at the world cup? we've got a fantastic squad. notjust the team that play, everyone who's in the fold, everyone who has been with us throughout the journey. and, obviously, we've had great clean sheets

let's hearfrom a man who knows all about playing in an england shirt on success at that level, sir geoff hurstto think about that. finally and ant and deck summoned up the move and finally ant and dec summed up thejoyful mood of a nation, tweeting "0mg omg omg. i m actually crying, england! well done, lads." england fans are certainly feeling the same this morning. shall we remind ourselves of the decisive moment from last night at wembley where the atmosphere was astonishing. england conceded but they came from behind to beat denmark 2—1 in their euros semi with harry kane scoring the winner for them after his penalty was saved in extra time. he scored the rebound and scenes of pandemonium followed among the nearly 65,000 fans here at the stadium and, of course, england will now play italy in the final on sunday night. we've been tested, you know, we conceded first and showed great character to get the equaliser and then dig deep in extra time, when the legs are tired, mentally tired, that just shows the desire from the boys to try and win. and, you know, step—by—step, this isjust another ste