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manager explaining the mindset in moscow that allowed his players to end one of sport's most notorious hoodoosite our own history. i've talked to the players about that. they write their own stories. we don't have to be bowed by the pressure of the past, and, you know, they have done that, the way they played. the style in which they played. so if you could choose to win that way, you choose to win it every time. two men emerged as england heroes. first, keeperjordan pickford for his brilliant save. and then sub eric dier, who held his nerve to seal victory over colombia and send his team through to the quarterfinals. we go about our togetherness, our mentality, resilient, and as a group, — lads, squad, staff — on and off the field, i think that's our biggest threat, really. because we're that strong. and what we did is just reset, go again. if it goes all the way to penalties, our mentality is to win the game. here on wearside, no one was celebrating harder than at pickford's old school in washington. during today's lunch break, staff reliving that world—class save. he was a mentally tough ki

but this time the hoodoo has been broken. dan roan in moscow, thank you.used wild celebrations around the country. our correspondent chi chi izundu watched the game with fans in brighton. on brighton beach they watched into the setting sun. they lined the streets and the promenade to watch chance after chance after chance. the first half came and went, the air still heavy with tension. until... king kane. cheering from a ballet class in surrey to the cast of the royal opera house during the interval, england stopped to watch. and in the dying moments of injury time, came disappointment. groans from crowd 1-1 groans from crowd 1—1 after extra time, and then to penalties. jubilation, pandemonium and purejoy, penalties. jubilation, pandemonium and pure joy, the penalties. jubilation, pandemonium and purejoy, the penalty curse finally broken. studio: england now face sweden on saturday. tonight's other main story now and a woman who worked at the countess of chester hospital has been arrested on suspicion of murdering eight babies and attempting to murder anot

explaining the mindset in moscow that allowed his players to end one of the sport's most notorious hoodoosur own history and i have talked to the players about that. they write their own stories, we do not have to be bowed by the pressure of the past, and, you know, they have done that. the way they have played, the style in which they have played. so, if you could choose to win that way, you choose to win it every time. when jordan henderson's penalty was saved by the colombian goalkeeper last night, most england fans would have feared a familiar fate. but this team are more resolute, with two men emerging as heroes. first, jordan pickford for his brilliant save... and then substitute eric dier, who held his nerve to seal victory and send england through to the quarterfinals. so, how have they broken their shoot—outjinx? it is about our togetherness, our mentality, resilience. as a group of lads, the squad, the staff, on and off the field, that is our biggest threat, really. we are that strong and we just reset and went again. if it goes all the way to penalties, our mentality is to win t

manager explaining the mindset in moscow that allowed his players to end one of sport's most notorious hoodoosthe players about that. they write their own stories. we don't have to be bowed by the pressure of the past, and, you know, they have done that, the way they played. the style in which they played. so if you could choose to win that way you choose to win it every time. two men emerged as england heroes. first, keeperjordan pickford for his brilliant save. and then sub eric dier, who held his nerve to seal victory over colombia and send his team through to the quarterfinals. we go about our togetherness, our mentality, resilient, and as a group, — lads, squad, staff — on and off the field, i think that's our biggest threat, really. because we're that strong. and what we did is just reset, go again. if it goes all the way to penalties, our mentality is to win the game. here on wearside, no one was celebrating harder than at pickford's old school in washington. during today's lunch break, staff reliving that world—class save. he was a mentally tough kid. in year 7 he wanted to win in ever

an official minister of propaganda , made people think that propaganda was sort of black magic or hoodooart. because americans could see in the newsreels, they could see people marching in step. they can see thousands of people doing a file or salute. they could see people riding around hitler, there was lots of propaganda but there was some power that could brainwash people. so when robert horton stepped in to become the head of the division of information, what he was doing, while he was accused of doing five conservative coalition was again a war. and propaganda for bureaucracy. it doesn't get any worse than in terms of politicalrhetoric . what i find especially interesting is that there's some elements of popular memory about world war ii that really come to mind quite easily. we sell the drives for aluminum, pots and pans be recycled for military uses. you think of the newsreels of america's national parliaments. we think the shorter factories coming back to life to produce armaments. we think of civic patents promoting patriotism, families gathered around the radio to listen to pro

a knockout match at any major competitions as 2006, they have also lifted their penalty shoot out hoodooavel to a world cup, playing without fear, reconnecting with the public and seeming to enjoy themselves. but now the expectation changes. no longer will they be the surprise package, having reached the last four. and gareth southgate says new standards have been set in the future generations will need to live up to them. at club level you can have near misses and maybe get closer each season, and of course internationally you have to wait every two years. and this group i have said all along definitely stronger in two years' time it of their age and their big match experiences we have been through really brilliant experiences this time. we have a responsibility to build on that, and we expect players any new players that comes into following, and that is the start point of any team in terms of how you work, and then we can improve the detail of our tactical play and the detail of our tactical play and the important moments of big matches. after the tournament the focus will inevitably

manager explaining the mindset in moscow that allowed his players to win one of sports's most famous hoodooe their own stories, they don't have to be bound by the pressure of the past. they've done that in the style they play. if they could choose to win that way, you could choose to win that way, you could choose to win every time. when jordan henderson's penalty was saved by the colombian goalkeeper lessnau, most england fans would have feared a familiarfate. england fans would have feared a familiar fate. but this team was more resolute, with ten —— two men emerging as heroes. jordan pickford for his brilliant save, and son eric dyer who held his nerve to seal victory, sending it through to the quarterfinals. how have big group the shoot out jinx quarterfinals. how have big group the shoot outjinx? i think that our biggest threat really... we just need to go again, and if it goes all the way on penalties, our mentality is to win the game. england who are backin is to win the game. england who are back in trading today have worked tile or slate, practising penalties and undergo psychologi

england are into the world cup quarterfinals, with the penalty hoodoo broken.e sweden in samara on saturday. the swedes beat switzerland 1—0 in st petersburg yesterday. both british number ones are through to the second round at wimbledon. jo konta and kyle edmund win in straight sets. edmund really impressive, but both rude to the second round. and england's cricketers didn't have as much success yesterday. they were beaten in the first t20 match with india at old trafford last night. but it is all about the football tea m but it is all about the football team this morning, victoria, every front and back page leading with it, yes, it really did happen, everybody! that's all the sport for now. nearly a freudian slip there, i noticed! i don't know what you mean, victoria(!) a former football coach, george ormond, will be sentenced today for abusing boys as young as 11 over a period of 25 years. at his trial in newcastle, 19 men gave evidence against the coach. one victim said ormond warned him to keep quiet, telling him, "i've got your dreams in my hand — if you

england's first ever penalty shootout win at a world cup. overcome the hoodoo. nothing really can preparee it, but if you fear it, things go wrong. but if you fear it, things go wrong. you see with harry kane when he takes a penalty. takes a penalty. penalty spot, but no, he waited for his moment. his moment. that is what i have been waiting for. waiting for. i have waited at this moment all my life. it looks like that. that. experiences and they are taking it to another level. to day three of wimbledon, holly hamilton is there for us. but not great news for britain today holly? yes, i'm afraid so. today, katie swan, and it's not good news. news. depth in the first set and you could see straightaway she was struggling. see straightaway she was struggling. straightforward victory was wrapped up, 6—0, 6—3. round for the first time —— victoria azarenka. here when somebody like roger federer is in action. federer is in action. but over on henman hill, it is absolutely packed. absolutely packed. federer is the favourite here for a reason. reason. wimbledon so that will get under way in the nex