group c. through meanwhile have been eliminated from the composition of the failing to pick up points from an opening to gaps. group c. rival stand mark and australia back into the day with an exciting match in samarra and the danes took the lead after just seven minutes it's like your kids have found christian eriksen whose stunning volley flew past the australian keeper ten minutes before the break australia claimed the humble the referee could solve the v.a.r. and the strains got a penalty melee and yet iraq stepped up and leveled the school won over final results and a point each for denmark and us radio. he called it the world's most beautiful and difficult job after sixteen years simon rattle is passing on the battle as principal conductor of the world famous ballon philharmonic announcing his departure of a sixty three year old the public at the orchestra play a beatles tune when i'm sixty-four but he's booked for his farewell concert you want for something a little more traditional. says simon rattle's last day as head conductor of the palin fellow monic is conducting malas six symphony just as he did in one nine hu

the captains of peru's group c rivals australia, denmark and france asked for fifa to lift the ban.ow a swiss tribunal has done just that... ruling the extension was "unjustified". serena williams‘ return to grand slam tennis has continued with another victory at the french open. the american secured a second round comeback win over australia's ashleigh barty on day five. while, world number one rafael nadal eased into the third round, as colm harrison explains. it is hard to see how any player can beat rafael nadal in this form. another faultless performance from the champion as the argentinian‘s campaign ended with a double fault. if anybody can get the better of rafael nadal, then dominic thiem might be the man. the austrian is the only man to beat the dial on clay and he saw off the greek teenager to make it through to the third round. a semifinalist two yea rs third round. a semifinalist two years running out roll on gallas, he will take some stopping. —— roland garros. as will marin cilic, a quarterfinalist here 12 months ago. he had a tougher test and the croatians squandered

group c. spain play neighbors and rivals portugal that starts at nine pm moscow time before that at six pm it's the other game it's the underdogs in iran looking to end morocco eighteen game unbeaten run he's a rally in st petersburg. going to. take. a look at. not only. the let loose it is also the holy day ok those bits are with the month of ramadan most of the the writing and all the work that it does look the way it should be in wishing each other well like you don't have to bear so much communion with. today kids it is. a old friends view all the friends outside of the soccer match. i like to wish all the fellow muslims a happy pressure to the moroccans our opponents and a. lot of surprise i beseech you know people we don't i mean. we're going to be great. that's what it's like in the northern capital heading down south now we'll be meeting some of the fans who are in such a to watch tonight spain portugal match they've been sharing their impressions of russia and its people. a lot of people are much actually nicer in welcoming than we do. we exhibit a cold place in both temperature and pe

stuff which time while portugal and spain each have a point each in france having just beaten in group c. rivals australia it gets three points the other countries in the group peru and denmark who play later today. let's take a look at how things look outside the spotlight stadium now alexei jarosz esky joins me live from outside that stadium actually what are the expectations for today's game. it's a massive game big question whether this would be something of a replication of what we saw in sochi last night absolutely central asian game between spain and portugal tonight it's about. argentina against the minors the debutantes iceland seventeenth world cup for the argentinians the last time they want it was thirty two years ago in one thousand nine hundred six although in the previous world cup in twenty fourteen they were wrong as up losing out to germany in extra time and now we are outside spartak moscow stadium i would say this is probably the loudest venue of all twelve world cup stadiums when fans start singing there the acoustics are incredible and you might even go deaf from those chan

group c. . have been eliminated from the competition after failing to pick up a point from their opening to game this group see rivals did mark in australia had kicked off the day with an exciting match in some are the danes took the lead after just seven minutes nicholai found christiane eriksson whose stunning volley past the australian go keeper ten minutes before the break australia claimed a handball the referee consulted the v.a.r. in the australians got a penalty below a good enough stepped up and looked at the school one zero the final result and a point each for denmark and for the oh. well after their shock defeat in the first match germany have their backs against the wall and they need to win against sweden your welcome will have to take his team to sochi early ahead of saturday's clash and our correspondent jonathan hardy has this update about their. very imposing preparations on the defending world champions this group appears a little bit more relaxed they are certainly closer to their fans but the focus remains on the task at hand saturday's game against sweden here in sochi something to do a spoke be

group c. or even while have been eliminated from the competition after failing to pick up a point from their opening two game. the rivals denmark in australia had to kick off the day with an exciting match in some are the danes took the lead after just seven minutes nikolai you're going soon found christiane eriksson whose stunning volleys flew past the australian goalkeeper ten minutes before the break australia claimed the handball the referee consulted the d. or the a.o.r. and the australians got a penalty. jedinak stepped up and levelled the score won all the final result and a point each for denmark and australia. for it rolled out dramatic hold that is because today marks the fourth international yoga day from ireland's bahrain australia to italy gatherings are planned to celebrate these spiritual and physical practice but nowhere are the festivities as numerous or impressive as an india in particular a gathering in their run doomed city led by prime minister narendra modi let's take a look this is not your average cos some fifty thousand people came together for this celebration among them some of india's most pr

that this small group of countries would agree to share simply among themselves they want everybody involved or none of it at all i couldn't agree more so our rivals from you know that c. is only one aspect of the phenomena the other aspects are of course political and economic now here you have leaders like merkel and mccrone who risk you know big political domestic political turmoil in their own countries and unless they do find ways of sharing some elements at least of the migration problems in europe we've seen how america has come under attack for acting alone and not managing the other to follow suit i think even across on you know leaves america isolated if the two don't come up with some sort of an alliance of something about it both of them risk their political going to quite dangerous sort of shifting political dynamic within the e.u. or house issue because mccrum we saw him getting into trouble with the italians when he voiced his criticism as it was swiftly slapped down for turning people away his own borders merkel has had her problems with her coalition the whole debate seems to be shifting to the right can it be brought back to a center ground precisely