he - over his victory of hurkacz. he is tailor-made for this. he won - over his victory of hurkacz.ilor—made for this. he won the game i prefer wimbledon and so he's definitely in the conversation and he has massive surf. if he can get that served back, the next shot for matteo berrettini is going to be a forehand, he handled it very well today, composed in the middle of the with 11 games in a row because of the semifinals a couple years ago and i think that extra experience for him actually helped him. his mother in _ for him actually helped him. his mother in two years, and will wait to see if i can set up at the moment, but he started well but the big moments he has messed up his lines and as a 22—year—old, keep this the biggest match of his life so far. he this the biggest match of his life so far. , p, this the biggest match of his life so far. , ., , ., ., ,, this the biggest match of his life so far. , . , ., . ~' �* , so far. he is a shot maker. a lefty from canada _ so far. he is a shot maker. a lefty from canada who _ so far. he is a shot maker. a lefty from canada who tak

italy and hubert hurkacz from from italy and hubert hurkacz from poland. neither country had had a champion before. hubert hurkacz has knocked out federer and the second seed. matteo berrettini won at queens. if he were to win today, what a day for italian sport sunday would be. . ~ what a day for italian sport sunday would be. ., ~ ,, time for a look at the weather, here's nick miller. not a huge amount of sunshine today. the clouds are building and several weather watchers catching a shot of one of these, county durham, there is a funnel cloud. there are some hefty down pours developing into this afternoon. looking at the radar, you can see them popping up over the past few hours in south—east scotland, and north—east england and look around south—east england, the met office suggesting these are flying ants being picked up these are flying ants being picked up on the radar. there is a lot going on out there. as i mentioned, not a lot of sunshine. count yourself lucky if you have more than blue in the sky. a scattering of down pours, that will be slow mo

credit to hubert hurkacz, what a performance from him?aving a grand slam of his life, the first polish man to reach the semi final of a slam and he was terrific. he put the number two seed out yesterday on a centre court match which is carried over from the day before because of the rain and a man universally liked on the tennis tour. what is staggering is the won the miami masters in april and when that time and the start of wimbledon he won one match. he has blown roger federer away, he won one match. he has blown roger federeraway, but he won one match. he has blown roger federer away, but hubert hurkacz serve really well and that first step. he grew in belief and then 6—0 in the final set. it was extraordinary. he will play the winner of the match on court one at the moment, that's between berrettini and auger aliassime. fin berrettini and auger aliassime. on the berrettini and auger aliassime. 0n the other side of the draw, novak djokovic, he cruised through to the semi finals today. how good did he look on court? it semi finals today

the map nearest the camera is poland's hubert hurkacz, seeded 14 and moving in for a winner.industry. they come to watch this but the second set went to a tie—break and at points when it seemed fedor was poised to show he is as good as ever... he seemed fedor was poised to show he is as good as ever. . .— seemed fedor was poised to show he is as good as ever. . .- he i is as good as ever... he slept! he is as good as ever... he slept! he is 39, is as good as ever... he slept! he is 39. he — is as good as ever... he slept! he is 39. he is _ is as good as ever... he slept! he is 39, he is human _ is as good as ever. .. he slept! he is 39, he is human but— is as good as ever... he slept! he is 39, he is human but it - is as good as ever... he slept! he is 39, he is human but it still i is 39, he is human but it still comes as a shock to see it, second set to hurkacz. that roger federer we saw in the first set was still trying to summon something but finding nothing. he had prioritised this tournament, done all he could to be ready for wimbledon but he himself had questioned his

the first semifinal is matteo berrettini against hubert hurkacz.mpion before. hubert hurkacz has knocked out federer and the second seed. matteo berrettini won at queens. if he were to win today, what a day for italian sport sunday would be. . ~ what a day for italian sport sunday would be. ., ,, i. time for a look at the weather, here's nick miller. not a huge amount of sunshine today. the clouds are building and several weather watchers catching a shot of one of these, county durham, there is a funnel cloud. there are some hefty down pours developing into this afternoon. looking at the radar, you can see them popping up over the past few hours in south—east scotland, and north—east england and look around south—east england, the met office suggesting these are flying ants being

poland's hubert hurkacz, seeded 14, moving in for a winner, and the set followed 6—3.. commentator: oh, he's slipped! he is 39, he is human. still a shock to see. second set to hurkacz. now federer was trying to summon something but finding nothing. commentator: he has dragged it down into the net. _ centre court rose before the end as if to be sure they could do this one more time. federer had prioritised wimbledon, tried to be ready, but with the starkest score, 6—0, he was out. commentator: magnificent demolition of a great champion. _ and will federer ever be back here? i don't know. i really don't know. i've got to regroup, you know? of course i would like to play it again, you know, but at my age you are just never sure what is around the corner. it is not simply a case of counting roger federer�*s victories here. his whole style of play, his demeanour raised tennis to a different level. and the prospect of life without him, well, it does seem a bit empty. hurkaczjoins djokovic, shapovalov and berrettini in the semifinals. federer�*s next move is his decision. jo

but for hurkacz, he couldn't keep his nerves under control, at least in the first two sets before hefinal on saturday — the world number one ash barty and the eighth seed karolina pliskova playing in their first wimbledon final. for barty, she's the first australian woman to get to a wimbledon final since evonne goolagong in 1980. for pliskova, she had been written off by many — not a name people were expecting to see in the final, but could she yet pull off a surprise win? also on sunday, england will play italy in the euro 2020 final. many here in the uk will be glued to their seats. but they don't need to be, because we think we know who's going to win — that's because of a group of so—called �*mystic meerkats�* at london zoo who have picked england as the winner! a zookeeper put flags in their enclosure — one for each country. the first to come down would be victorious. the meerkats are the latest in a long line of animals with predictive powers — a german octopus picked winners during the 2010 world cup. let's see if the meerkats�* prediction is correct. haiti was back senate ha

but he lost in straight sets to the 14th seed, poland's hubert hurkacz, losing the third set 6—0.as to play last year. that was never going to happen, plus the pandemic hit. i was able to make it this year, which i'm really happy about it, and like i said, with everything that comes after wimbledon, we were always going to sit down and talk about it because clearly, now wimbledon is over, we've got to take a few days. obviously, we will speak a little bit tonight depending on how i feel, and the next couple days as well. then we go from there and see ok, what do i need to do to get them in better shape so i can be more competitive? i'm actually very happy i made it as far as i did here, and i made it as faras i did here, and i made it as far as i did here, and i actually was able to play wimbledon at the level that i did. of course i would like to play it again, but at my age, you're never sure what's around the corner. meanwhile, world number one novak djokovic had no such dramas, breezing past first time quarter finalist marton fucsovicsin straight sets 6—3, 6—4, 6—4. the defend

but for hurkacz, he couldn't keep his nerves under control, at least in the first two sets before heim over the line. before the men's final on sunday, we have the women's final on saturday, the world number one ash barty and the eighth seed karolina pliskova playing in their first wimbledon final. for barty, she's the first australian woman to get to a wimbledon final since evonne goolagong in 1980. for pliskova, she had been written off by many — not a name people were expecting to see in the final, but could she yet pull off a surprise win? some cycling news, and britain's mark cavendish has equalled the long standing record of stage wins in the tour de france. cavendish claimed his fourth win in this year's tour. he now has 3a stage wins — equal with the legendary belgian rider eddy merckx — a five—time overall winner of the tour. he claimed his 34th stage win way back in 1975. a teenage basketball prodigy has become the first african—american to win the scripps national spelling bee in the us, claiming $50,000 in prize money. zaila avant—garde cruised to victory when she correct

the match was flashing by hurkacz — he clung on to it. tie—break, third set, his. italy in the final on sunday — matteo, don't go to wembley. not every title waits until the weekend. britain's andy lapthorne was triumphant in the quad wheelchair doubles today, with his partner, american david wagner. many championships make up wimbledon, and the outcomes are never certain. but of course there are favourites. novak djokovic, world number one, another semifinal. at the top end of the court, in new territory, denis shapovalov, the canadian, the tenth seed — the future of tennis? well, that's how he reacted when he broke djokovic's serve. the first set went to a tie—break, and it ended like this. double faults can lead to doubts. yes, the first set, very tight, went to djokovic, and the second set, also very tight, has just gone to djokovic. i am aware of the sport has been going on. we have had some thrilling tennis evening. i think centre court right now would love another one, but that depends on young dennis. it certainly does. thank you. time for a look at the wea

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he found his rhythm against roberto bautista a and did not have answers for hurkacz.s only played about five events in the last 18 months, what a story for hurkacz. he is set to play berrettini it looks like. who is up in his match.- to play berrettini it looks like. who is up in his match. what about the defending _ who is up in his match. what about the defending champion _ who is up in his match. what about the defending champion novak- the defending champion novak djokovic? he cruised through. absolutely no problems for novak djokovic. whojust looks absolutely no problems for novak djokovic. who just looks untouchable and on grassy as is in his absolute element. today he was playing fucsovics, the only unseeded player left who was not expected to offer novak djokovic much of a challenge. he didn�*t really need to move up the gears, but he got the job done. he didn�*t really need to move up the gears, but he got thejob done. he will now play shapovalov in the semi finals. summary breakthroughs here. shapovalov knocked andy murray out the third round. and now plays

but he lost in straight sets to the 14th seed, poland's hubert hurkacz, losing the third set 6—0.ich i'm really happy about it, and like i said, with everything that comes after wimbledon, we were always going to sit down and talk about it because clearly, now wimbledon is over, we've got to take a few days. obviously, we will speak a little bit tonight depending on how i feel, and the next couple days as well. then we go from there and see ok, what do i need to do to get them in better shape so i can be more competitive? i'm actually very happy i made it as far as i did here, and i actually was able to play wimbledon at the level that i did. of course i would like to play it again, but at my age, you're never sure what's around the corner. meanwhile, world number one novak djokovic had no such dramas, breezing past first time quarter finalist marton fucsovicsin straight sets 6—3, 6—4, 6—4. the defending champion remains on course for the calendar grand slam, having already won in australia and france. sometimes things do look surreal for me, but i try to live in the moment, i don

denis shapovalov — while queens champion matteo berrettini goes head—to—head with poland's hubert hurkacz time to prepare. there'll be just two days of full training before the game against italy back at wembley on sunday night. 0lly foster has been at their base, st george's park. day of rest and recuperation for most of the squad today, that's their routine after a match. it started against the danes. they go off and do their on thing. 13 out of the training pitch. the rest of the quad. there was nojordan henderson. they have their own separate fitness programme. but it was a great session to actually witness because they were at it from the very off. you soon realise just watching from the first 15 minutes when you see jaden sancho and the rest of them there as well, the two most likely to oust in the forward alongside harry kane and raheem sterling. there are places still at stake here. everybody desperate to get into this england team, and that is one of the hallmarks of it. the competition for places, but everybody working together towards the same thing. that is, of course, winning

other match, the big—hitting matteo berrettini from italy faces roger federer�*s conqueror, hubert hurkacz to reopen. for nearly eighteen months — ever since the pandemic began — they've had to remain shut. but not all clubs will be re—opening their doors. just a warning — this report from the bbc�*s tim allman contains flashing images. back where he belongs, this dj behind the decks at duplex in paris. soon this nightclub will be full or at least mostly full of party—goers. it is going to be a special night, he says. it's always great to see people so we are really looking forward to it. this was le duplex before the pandemic, hotspot and the paris night club scene, its owners desperate to get the party started as soon as possible. translation: i think what matters most is to open, making properties important but it will be secondary. i think we are really eagerfor this will be secondary. i think we are really eager for this wind of freedom because we know that, maybe, in august or september, we may be told to close our doors again. it’s close our doors again. it's believed _ close our do

wimbledon winner has been knocked out of this year's championship in straight sets by poland's hubert hurkaczmbledon titles. federer, who is 39, said he doesn't know if he'll play at wimbledon again. i was able to make it this year, which i'm really happy about. and like i said, it was everything that comes after wimbledon, we were always going to sit down and talk about it, because clearly — now wimbledon is over, you know, take a few days, obviously we'll speak a little bit tonight depending on how ifeel, and then, the next couple of days, as well, where we go from there, andjust see, like, "0k, what do i need to do to get in better shape, so i can be more competitive?" you know, i'm actually very happy i made it as far as i did here. the end of one era and perhaps the start of another. a reminder of our main news: england are in the final of a major football tournament for the first time in 55 years. they'll play italy in the final of the euros. their victory over denmark in the semi final was narrow — 2—1 after extra time. but for england supporters, it was the best thing they'd ever seen

he beat hubert hurkacz in four sets. and that serve will be djokovic's to deal with on sunday. barty and pliskova, two first time finalists, two sets is all it takes. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. in parts of wales, the midlands, northern england. the odd shower but the sunny spells possible in northern ireland as well. hello. thunderstorms which have been affecting parts of eastern england today will slowly fade as we get on into tonight. we're still left with a few showers around as the night goes on, but they're less intense. a lot of cloud, could be a little misty in places, too, and some outbreaks of rain becoming a bit more widespread across southwest england and south wales in what'll be quite a mild and muggy night to come. into tomorrow, and we'll start the day with a lot of cloud around. there'll be ome sunny spells gradually breaking through, away from southern england where the first part of the day is wet, the rain pushing the south east england and parts of east anglia, then ver

but for hurkacz, he couldn't keep his nerves under control, at least in the first two sets before here the men's final on sunday, we have the women's final on saturday, the world number one ash barty and the eighth seed karolina pliskova playing in their first wimbledon final. for barty, she's the first australian woman to get to a wimbledon final since evonne goolagong in 1980. for pliskova, she had been written off by many — not a name people were expecting to see in the final, but could she yet pull off a surprise win? a teenage basketball prodigy has become the first african—american to win the scripps national spelling bee in the us, claiming $50,000 in prize money. zaila avant—garde cruised to victory when she correctly spelt the world "murraya", a type of tropical tree. despite practising for up to seven hours a day, zaila says spelling is a side hobby, and dreams of becoming a professional basketball player. let's take a look at her win. murraya. m-u-r-r-a-y-a. that is correct! applause cheering and there is your champ. you can tell she's a basketball player, she was literall

other match, the big—hitting matteo berrettini from italy faces roger federer�*s conqueror, hubert hurkacz" is a silverpoint drawing on a pink—beige paper. the drawing is more than 500 years old. the sketch previously belonged to british painter and collector sir thomas lawrence, before being sold at christie's in 1860 forjust over $3. now it's gone for a little bit more. see you then. hello there. the next few days look pretty unsettled, with low pressure always nearby, so we're likely to see sunshine and showers not just for friday, but into the weekend and into the start of next week, too. so, for today, these showers will be heavy, much like they were on thursday, and you'll see on the pressure charts we're in between systems, and there's barely any isobars, so the winds are light and the showers will be slow—moving again. so, quite a bit of cloud to start this morning, particularly across scotland, where we'll see some patchy rain in the northeast. the sunshine will get going, though, the best of it in central and eastern areas — and this is where we'll see most of the heavy showers i

other match, the big—hitting matteo berrettini from italy faces roger federer�*s conqueror, hubert hurkaczing. thursday brought us another day of some sunny spells, but some really active showers around too, in fact, our weather watchers spotted plenty of funnel clouds across parts of eastern england from essex through cambridgeshire, towards lincolnshire as well. over the next few days, we keep those active showers. there will be that mix of sunny spells and scattered showers bubbling up through the course of the day. so, low pressure not far away, bringing us to unsettled theme, but a ridge of higher pressure trying to build in from the west for a time on friday. so, as we head to the course of tonight, then, clear spells for most areas a little bit of patchy and showery rain for eastern scotland. cloudier skies in general for scotland, northern ireland and western fridges of england and wales. central and eastern areas looking largely clear overnight, temperatures holding up between 12—14 degrees. so, a mild start to friday morning, and for some of us, there will be some sunshine from t

centre court and roger federer has been knocked out, he was well beaten in straight sets by hubert hurkaczbledon in 19 years. and thatis time at wimbledon in 19 years. and that is going to be a story in a time. even if he is 39 now, coming to the shaping chips only having played about five events in the last 18 months. when federal loses in the manner in which he lost today it's going to be a story. just the left of me on the opposite media balcony there's hundreds of people

he was only called up to the team a week before the games, but he's now knocked out hubert hurkacz —of the biggest wins of his career so far. team gb�*s first medal of day came in the first hour of day four. it was a very hard won silver for georgia taylor—brown in the women's triathlon, who — not only had to contend with a delayed start because of bad weather, but also had a puncture during the race! nick parrott reports. for georgia taylor—brown, this was a triumph over adversity. just make it the start line was an achievement for the reigning world champion. three months ago she was on crutches after injuring her leg and hadn't raised since september. not that she let on to her rivals who just thought she would be ill. her swim went well leaving the water and fit place with compatriotjessica in the lead. as part of the leading group, the bike ride was going even better untilfate the bike ride was going even better until fate intervened. the bike ride was going even better untilfate intervened. she the bike ride was going even better until fate intervened.— untilfate intervened. sh

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he beat hubert hurkacz. who didn't lose serve once in the match took the fourth set to wrap up the victory. he has a chance to become the first italian man to win a grand slam title in 45 years. >> it is going to be a great atmosphere, my first final in wimbledon. it is just crazy to think about it. and obviously for the italian people in general, it is going to be a tough sunday. but i think we deserve it. it is a great day, a great sport day, and i am really happy that together with football now, we are one of the bigger sports. reporter: berrettini will have his hands full time to stop novak djokovic. the world number one made it 16 wins in his last 17 grand slam semifinals. after taking the first set on a tiebreak, djokovic one next to to be just one victory away from his 20th major title which would bring him level with roger federer and rafael nadal. he reached the final having lost just one set. >> it would mean everything. and that is why i am here. that is why i am playing. i imagine myself being in

denis shapovalov — while queens champion matteo berrettini goes head—to—head with poland's hubert hurkaczroutine after a match. the 11 that started against the danes, they go off and do their own thing, just some recovery work. what we saw today were 13 out on the training pitch, substitutes, the rest of the squad. there was nojordan industry and or jack grealish. we've seen their separate programmes. but it was a great session to witness —— jordan henderson. they were at it from the very awe. you soon realise just watching from the first 15 minutes when you see jaden sancho and the rest of the them as well. most likely to oust 0saka in that line alongside harry kane. there are places still at stake here. everybody desperate to get into this england team, and that is one of the hallmarks of it. but everybody working together towards the same thing, and that is of course winning theirfirst majorfinal thing, and that is of course winning their first major final in 55 years. meanwhile, england have been charged by uefa after a laser was directed at denmark keeper kasper schmeichel during the

but not before one upset in yesterday's fourth round match, second seeded daniil medvedev tweeting hurkacznal. 4-2, in the dramatic penalty shoot-out following a 1-1 in extra time yesterday. italy will face the winner of a match between england and denmark on sunday. >>> finally, it's been two weeks since new york's mayoral primary and we finally have a declared winner. the latest on the hotly contested race coming up next. contested race coming up next. jobs for people like james and lacey and me. me, i love my work family. family here and home, is my life. life is better for us because of a job. a job created when you buy this tea at walmart. ♪ i got love ♪ ♪ i got love ♪ ♪ i got love mama... ♪ the instant air purifier removes 99.9% of the virus that causes covid-19 from treated air. so you can breathe easier, knowing that you and your family have added protection. ♪ ♪ ♪ welcome to allstate, ♪ ♪are you down, d-d-down, d-d-down, d-d-down♪ where we're driving down the cost of insurance. ♪ ♪ are you down, down♪ ♪d-down, down? are you♪ drivers who switched saved over $700. ♪ allstate. here,

he was only called up to the team a week before the games and he's now knocked out hubert hurkacz — theon. brodie winning in three sets to reach the third round, one of the biggest wins of his career so far. and a look back to great britain's first medal of the day came in the women's triathlon, where georgia taylor—brown took silver. she was beaten by bermuda's flora duffy, who made history by winning the island nation's first gold at an olympics, and a first medal of any kind since a bronze in boxing at the montreal games in �*76. for taylor—brown, second was a great achievement, too, revealing afterwards she was on crutches just 12 weeks ago and spent part of the bike stage of the race with a flat tyre but powered on regardless to finish second. much more to come over the course of the next few minutes as competition continues in tokyo. we will have more on that at 2:30pm. here is tom dean's family as he comes through to win the gold—medal. that is how to celebrate a gold medal. that is how to celebrate a gold medal. let's go live to maidenhead now to speak to tom's sister, connie de

matteo berrettini, seventh seed with a powerful game for the grass versus hubert hurkacz, conqueror ofenis. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. tyson fury�*s third fight against deontay wilder has been postponed after the boxer tested positive for coronavirus. they were due to meet in las vegas in two weeks�* time but fury returned the positive test on thursday and, after discussions with medical experts, the decision was made to call off the fight. it�*s likely to be rearranged for october. fury beat wilder to become wbc champion in february last year, 1a months after the pair shared a thrilling draw in los angeles. england�*s makeshift one—day side comfortably beat pakistan in their first international in cardiff — that�*s despite an entirely new set of players having to be brought in just two days ago, after a covid outbreak in the original england squad. they got off to the perfect start. they had pakistan 26—4, with saqib mahmood the pick of the bowlers. pakistan were all out for 1a! and england chased that down for the loss ofjust one wicket. the second of three matches is at lord�*

the italian will play hurkacz after beating the canadian sixteenth seed felix auger aliassime in fourns in south africa — eight lions players are isolating after a player tested positive for coronavirus — as well as one of the management team. tonight's tour game against the sharks has gone ahead — the lions currently leading 26—0 injohannesberg. but saturday's match against the bulls is off due to an outbreak in their camp. the south africans have also been hit by several positive cases. the lions�* first test against the springboks is on the 24th ofjuly. and jack kenningham has withdrawn from the england squad after being contacted and advised to isolate by the nhs covid app. a staff member has also gone into isolation. england play canada at twickenham stadium on saturday. the ecb have confirmed that all of the england squad and their staff have tested negative for covid—19, ahead of their 0di series against pakistan which starts tomorrow. ben stokes will captain the make—shift team after the original squad were forced into isolation after a covid outbreak in the camp. the side cou

there are two players in their first wimbledon semifinals — matteo berretini and hubert hurkacz. years ago. well, she's 25 now. ash barty, world number one, top of your screen. commentator: incredible. barty was born in ipswich, queensland. well, thank for your support. don't they sell australian flags in london? there's one. against angelique kerber, barty had to be at her best. she was. first set, 6—3. but what do you see in kerber�*s eyes? the german player is 33. her tenacity is legendary. she forced mistakes. it's a break! the second set went to a tie—break and kerber was fighting to the end. not quite enough. it was a measure of the quality of this match that nobody on centre really wanted it to end, except, perhaps, the winner. ash barty is into the final. i think this is as close to as good a tennis match as i'll ever play. i think angie definitely brought the best out of me today. i'm incredibly proud of myself, my team and now we get a chance on saturday to try to live out a childhood dream. the second semifinal was played between two women pushing themselves to new hei

but he lost in straight sets to the fourteenth seed, hubert hurkacz.ledon. the initial goal, like you know, was to play last year. that was never going to happen plus the pandemic hit, so... i'm actually very happy i made it as far as i did here. and that i actually was able to play wimbledon at the level that i did after everything that i went through, so, of course, i would like to play it again, but at my age, you are just never sure what's around the corner. defending champion novak djokovic had too much quality for the unseeded marton fucsovics of hungary, beating him in straight sets. he'll play tenth seed canada's denis shapovalov, who beat andy murray, in the semi—finals. mark cavendish has the chance to make history today by equalling the record for the number of stage wins at the tour de france. he managed to complete yesterday's tough mountain stage before the cut off time allowing him to start today's flat twelfth stage. tagi pogacar�*s lead is now more than five minutes after he finished fourth yesterday. before i go, let's have a reminder

it's men's quarterfinals day — and among those in action is hubert hurkacz, who knocked out daniil medvedev 3a wins. defending champion tadej pogacar retained his overall lead. what a busy day at the start. and plenty more to look forward to today. that's all the sport for now. former sunderland and aston villa striker kevin phillipsjoins me now. he was in the england squad for the euros back in the year 2000, alongside none other than gareth southgate! actually, did you play? iwas covering that. did you command? i cannot remember, sorry. h0. covering that. did you command? i cannot remember, sorry.— cannot remember, sorry. no, i didn't. cannot remember, sorry. no, i didn't- i— cannot remember, sorry. no, i didn't- i had — cannot remember, sorry. no, i didn't. i hadjust_ cannot remember, sorry. no, i didn't. i had just come - cannot remember, sorry. no, i didn't. i had just come off - cannot remember, sorry. no, i didn't. i had just come off the l cannot remember, sorry. no, i- didn't. i had just come off the back of my first season in the premier league and i had scored a 30 goals, i was t

the match was suspended yesterday with medvedev two sets to one up, but hurkacz came out the fresher kerber�*s experience that's shining through at the moment. she has gone a set up there. the anticipation is building ahead of england's euro 2020 semi—final against denmark tomorrow. it's been a long time since they've reached this stage of a major tournament and manager gareth southgate knows how much is riding on the game. both semi's are at wembley, and john watson is there for us now. how will southgate preparing his squad, ahead of the match? will they feeling the weight of history on their shoulders? i don't think so to be honest with you. gareth southgate has been clear throughout that he has laboured that point at all. he has tried to free the players from the shackles that it carried through previous tournaments. this is a fantastic opportunity for a medical on a replicate that achievement is back in 1966 by winning a major tournament for the very first time since then. they are not going to get a better opportunity. yes, it is denmark, a team that cannot be underestimated. a

they'll take to centre court after the first semifinal, between matteo berrettini and hubert hurkacz.fer tennis fans. he is very flashy, is a great forehand, has nothing to lose in the semifinal, so i'm going to have to be ready and hope for the best. : have to be ready and hope for the best. ., ., ,, ,, ., ~ , best. the man who knocked out andy murray earlier — best. the man who knocked out andy murray earlier in _ best. the man who knocked out andy murray earlier in the _ best. the man who knocked out andy murray earlier in the tournament, - best. the man who knocked out andy murray earlier in the tournament, ofl murray earlier in the tournament, of course. meanwhile, nick kyrgios has pulled out of the olympic games, after it was announced there'll be no fans allowed at any venues in tokyo. he said the thought of playing in front of empty stadiums just didn't sit right, although he stressed he hadn't made the decision lightly and that it had always been his dream to represent australia at an olympics. he also said he'll take the time to work on some minor health issues and didn't wa

grand slam the italy manager roberto mancini obviously final with a four—set victory over hubert hurkaczou feel a bit angry— close. she makes you feel a bit angry on— close. she makes you feel a bit angry on the court because of her game _ angry on the court because of her game but — angry on the court because of her game but on the other hand, there are some _ game but on the other hand, there are some incredible points and i reatiy— are some incredible points and i really looking forward to it. she is a nice _ really looking forward to it. she is a nice girl— really looking forward to it. she is a nice girland really looking forward to it. she is a nice girl and we have the same sponsor— a nice girl and we have the same sponsor for— a nice girl and we have the same sponsor for clothing so we have lots in common— sponsor for clothing so we have lots in common and i think it's going to be an— in common and i think it's going to be an amazing match. britain's andy lapthorne won his second wimbledon quad wheelchair doubles title, alongside his american partner david wagner — it's lapthorne

and the eight—time champion roger federer will face hubert hurkacz, who completed a five—set victoryhing for you this i to prepare something for you this morning. take it away. they sing the day has arrived. the big news of the day. england expects every man to do his duty. including the substitutes and, especially, the penalty takers. everyone is now officially a fan, everyone a pundit. ladies, are we excited? yes! come on, england. where will you watching, ladies? at home. with a glass of something, i hope. we are going to win. because we are the best. you heard it here first. these are the experts. we are going to win, aren't we? we've got to win. a boost for the country. we need it. this will be a moment to savour — after 17 months of the pandemic, perhaps, in the pub, with a pint and your pals. hello, paddy. hello, how are you? or perhaps not. i don't want to make you feel bad oranything, but... you have been pinged, paddy. i know, pinged. i couldn't believe it. i was at work and i got a ping, actually. the first thing i thought of was, oh, no, i'm not going to be able to go out

but he lost in straight sets to the fourteenth seed, hubert hurkacz. wimbledon at the level i did after everything i went through, so of course, i'd like to play it again, but at my age, you are never sure what is round the corner. defending champion novak djokovic had too much quality for the unseeded marton fucsovics of hungary, beating him in straight sets. he'll play tenth seed canada's denis shapovalov, who beat andy murray, in the semi—finals. mark cavendish has the chance to make history today by equalling the record for the number of stage wins at the tour de france. he managed to complete yesterday's tough mountain stage before the cut off time allowing him to start today's flat 12th stage. the lead is now more than five minutes after he finished fourth yesterday. and the flat will suit mark cavendish more than the mountains. before i go, ijust want to remind you of one of the best moments from wembley last night. it was magical being inside here but my favourite thing was seeing the fans, the players, the families, the stewards or is singing