to have groenewegen win two in a row, the rest might say, hey, i think these guys are beatable. >> i think it's the teams. the teams are tired. every day you have to think about how hard they've been pushing, leading the peloton for hundreds of kilometers at a time. we talk to phillip gilbert in the car yesterday. i said how are you doing? he said i was flying. i'm exhausted now. they have one more big day to come tomorrow and then they'll be done. >> further behind than he thought he would be. that's how you could describe dan martin. he won two stages ago. he was involved in a crash at the 17 kilometer mark. he lost 1:14 today. >> your tour de france can turn in the blink of an eye. touch of wheels, poo pile up da martin perhaps this close to the finish line. it's been a bit of a hallmark. it goss over the bars, with obvious damage to his left elbow. and his then team called back from the field. now it is all hands on deck. but they're doing the lead out for the stage win at the front. how are you going to close that gap against the whole peloton? >> you're not. and he didn't. and

first over the line was dutch sprinter dylan groenewegen, his second stage win in a row. overall. that's all the sport for now. i'll be back in an hour. the former sinn fein president, gerry adams, has appealed for people who carried out an attack on his home in west belfast last night to meet him. an explosive device was thrown at the house. it follows several nights of rioting in londonderry, which police have blamed on dissident republicans. our ireland correspondent, john campbell, reports. for six nights this week, young people from a republican area of derry have attacked the police. the chief constable said they were being directed by a group of violent dissident republicans who oppose sinn fein and the peace process. yesterday, a rally was held in the city, where sinn fein condemned the dissidents, saying they were using young people as cannon fodder. and this may have been the dissidents' response, a crude explosive device thrown at the west belfast home of gerry adams. it caused damage to a car parked on his driveway. today, mr adams called on his attackers to e

dylan groenewegen won stage eight of the tour de france — his second stage win in a row on this year'se dutch rider was first across the finish line ahead of andr greipel and fernando gaviria, who were later both relegated for irregular sprinting. a crash 17 kilometres from the line meant several of the overall contenders, including dan martin, lost around a minute to their title rivals. greg van avermaet retains the race leader's yellow jersey. england's cricketers have taken their three—match one—day series against india to a decider after winning the second match by 86 runs at lord's. joe root returned to form with a century and david willey hit 50 from 31 balls as england made 322—7. india slipped to 60—3 in reply and, despite the best efforts of captain virat kohli, who made a5, they were eventually all out for 236. the biggest thing for me today was the skill level on our lot lot higher than the previous game, and it's a lot to take from this international, particularly given the way we played at trent bridge. obviously, this was the final, but imagine asa obviously, this was the

form at the tour de france, he hasn't won a stage this year and was eighth yesterday behind dylan groenewegeny finish 4th on his comeback event in the world triathalon series in hamburg. the two—time 0lympic medallist led at the start of the 5k but couldn't hold off the leader mario mola who claimed gold for the third successive year. and finally, how about this for a pre—season friendly. everton are in austria, where they have thrashed atv irdning 22—nil! it's marco silva's first game in charge as everton manager and this is the kind of start you want! some cracking goals, the pick of them this own goal. while it was all to easy for nikola vlasic scoring this one after the keeper practically gave up. you can't blame him really can you? not his day, was it? did not get carried away, everton fans. it does not always mean you have a cracking start to the season. back at wimbledon, men's finals day. in these days of high technology and fa ncy in these days of high technology and fancy scoreboards i love the traditional scoreboards with the ladders which people will climb up today to put the name

we're a week into the tour de france and dutch sprinter dylan groenewegen won stage seven. the field going into day three of the scottish open at gullane. he shot a 7—under par round of 63 leaving him two shots clear of tyrrell hatton in second. talking of golf, the open of course is soon and i will be there on brea kfast breakfast for thursday. but we have a little matter of wimbledon and the world cup to finish first. his second marathon match because of the pretty long five setter against roger federer in the last round, the wonder how that will affect his final, i don't think as many ice baths as he will fill in will let him fully recover and you wonder if that will affect him in the final either against rafael nadal all djokovic. it is interesting, you have to have your mindset and adrenaline ready to go for the match but you, he needs to sleep. he just needs to rest. i know we go on about it but it is so important, sleep, isn't it? you are right, and while his body may feel like resting after a wind to win in that way as well your mind would be racing, it would be men

form at the tour de france, he hasn't won a stage this year and was eighth yesterday behind dylan groenewegenrt of belgium. today the race heads for the dangerous cobbled roads of northern france. jonny brownlee could only finish 4th on his comeback event in the world triathalon series in hamburg. the two time olympic medallist led at the start of the 5k but couldn't hold off the leader mario mola who claimed gold for the third successive year. it was brownlee's first race since pulling out of the leeds triathlon mid—run, with a stomach problem. and finally, how about this for a pre—season friendly. everton are in austria, where they have thrashed atv irdning 22—nil! it's marco silva's first game in charge as everton manager and this is the kind of start you want! some cracking goals, the pick of them this own goal while it was all to easy for nikola vlasic scoring this one after the keeper practically gave up. you can't blame him really can you. not his day was it. lots of bizarre animals predicting the outcomes of certain matches. these fish are saying novak djokovic and france. no one is g

he hasn‘t won a stage this year, and was eighth yesterday behind dylan groenewegen, who won stage 8.old for the third successive year. what a day if sport it is coming up for you on the bbc. you might have to have two tvs if, as i think, the men‘s final goes on past 4pm and the world cup final starts as well. maybe you watch on your tablet in the sunshine. actually an incredible day, both on the same day. i don‘t know what i‘m going to do tomorrow! it's know what i‘m going to do tomorrow! it‘s going to feel weird tomorrow morning. of course, we‘ve still got the tour de france. and then i will see you on thursday morning on brea kfast, see you on thursday morning on breakfast, where i will pop up from a bunker. istarted breakfast, where i will pop up from a bunker. i started off this morning in the bushes on henman hill rummaging around in the four village to show you all of the pretty flowers! that that was when most people were still asleep, i guess! studio: thank you so much, a brilliant day of sport ahead. i've got no sympathy for him, i‘m at wimbledon today but what will i do tom