what they needed was something to lift them and jack hendry, the centre back, delivered.ster united, made his mark. but scotland were not done yet as kevin nisbet came off the bench to thump home. that looked to be the winner, but depay would pop up again to take the gloss off what was still a good night for scotland. facing the toughest test, though, was wales, who were taking on the world champions france in nice. but this small country has big ambitions and in goal, danny ward was more than a match. but then var intervened, a handball was spotted, and neco williams punished. step forward karim benzema. six years, he's been out of the national team. welcome back. with ten men, wales were struggling. eventually, they would succumb as kylian mbappe pounced. if that was scrappy, what followed from antoine griezmann was sublime. france would score again as it finished 3—0. wales will surely have better nights than this. katie gornall, bbc news. staying with football... we understand that tottenham have made contact with the former chelsea boss antonio conte about filling th

what they needed was something to lift them and jack hendry, the centre back, delivered. how about that? spurred into action, the dutch responded swiftly as memphis depay, once of manchester united, made his mark. but scotland were not done yet as kevin nisbet came off the bench to thump home. that looked to be the winner, but depay would pop up again to take the gloss off what was still a good night for scotland. facing the toughest test, though, was wales, who were taking on the world champions france in nice. but this small country has big ambitions and in goal, danny ward was more than a match. but then var intervened, a handball was spotted, and neco williams punished. step forward karim benzema. six years, he's been out of the national team. welcome back. with ten men, wales were struggling. eventually, they would succumb as kylian mbappe pounced. if that was scrappy, what followed from antoine griezmann was sublime. france would score again as it finished 3—0. wales will surely have better nights than this. katie gornall, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time f

, that perhaps theyjust need to be more clinical, and we saw that there were few chances, where jack hendryptain andy robertson said that they needed to take their chances because the reality is that when they get chances, if they get chances against england here at wembley tonight, those chances will be few and far between so they have to take them when they get in. jane. to take them when they get in. jane, encland to take them when they get in. jane, england that — to take them when they get in. jane, england that heavily _ to take them when they get in. jane, england that heavily fancied, aren't they, to win this? they are very higher than the fifa rankings and in order to win the group it would be good for them to win it, of course. but the scotland fans, they are still optimistic of getting a result, aren't they?- still optimistic of getting a result, aren't they? yes, i think it's a passion — result, aren't they? yes, i think it's a passion he _ result, aren't they? yes, i think it's a passion he couldn't - result, aren't they? yes, i think it's a passion he couldn't goalsl it's a pa

what they needed was something to lift them, and jack hendry, the centreback, delivered.home. that looked to be the winner, but he would pop up again to take the gloss off what was a good night for scotland. facing the toughest test with wales, who were taking on the world champions, france, in nice. but this small country has big ambitions and the goalkeeper was more than a match. but a handful were spotted, and nico williams punished. step forwards a player who has been out forwards a player who has been out for years. eventually, they would succumb as killian and capitalise. it finished 3—0. wales will surely have better nights than this. england manager gareth southgate said he would know more about alexander—arnold�*s injury in the next 2a hours, but also spoke about his disappointment at a section of the crowd booing as the players took a knee. idid hear i did hear it. it�*s not something on behalf of our black players that i wanted to hear, because it feels as though it is a criticism of them. i think we have got a situation where some people seem to think it is a

scotland were so close to beating the netherlands in portugal. jack hendry scored first and then kevinetween conway and henry nicholls that steered the match in the tourists favour. play resumes a little later in front of a crowd of 7500, and they presumably will have the weather for it. completely different subject, do you knit or crochet? absolutely not. why did you make that face quest much why would i when i want to buy them from the shops? . do you ever bake a cake?— them from the shops? . do you ever bake a cake? no, there are shops for these things- — bake a cake? no, there are shops for these things. do _ bake a cake? no, there are shops for these things. do you _ bake a cake? no, there are shops for these things. do you cook— bake a cake? no, there are shops for these things. do you cook food? i bake a cake? no, there are shops for these things. do you cook food? why would ou these things. do you cook food? why would you do — these things. do you cook food? why would you do that _ these things. do you cook food? why would you do that when _ these things. do you cook food? why

jack hendry, and it clipped the crossbar! in possession, the czechs were ruthless. schick again.land has been here before. after all the excitement and build—up to this first match back at a major tournament, there's been yet another disappointment. a loss here just wasn't good enough. and the players knew it. for our first game in a very long time, it's a tough lesson for us that at the highest level, at the best tournaments in the world, you have to take your chances when they come to us. the czech republic done that, we didn't, and unfortunately that's why we are on the wrong end of the result. it's far from over, but scotland will need to up their game. they face england at wembley on friday. this defeat would be best forgotten about. something many scots have become accustomed to. jane dougall, bbc news, hampden. and some good news from christian erkisen this morning. the denmark midfielder has sent this tweet from hospital — thanking fans for their messages. he says he's "fine, under the circumstances" — and is looking forward to cheering on his team in their upcoming games

jack hendry, just inches away. came out fighting. it clips the crossbar. came out fighting.t clinical. what a save. for our first game in a very long time, for ourfirst game in a very long time, in a very long time, it's a tough lesson for us that at the highest level and the best tournament in the world, you have to take your chances when they come to us. czech republic done that, we didn't and unfortunately, that's why we're on the wrong end of the result. there's no denying the disappointment in this loss. for some, a familiar feeling. for others, a new and crushing experience. but in four days' time, scotland face england and will need to up their game if they're to save national pride. christian erickson says he wants to thank everyone who wished him best wishes after he collapsed on saturday night. he suffered a cardiac arrest during the game against finland and is now undergoing more hospital test. less than 48 hours after they nearly lost one their team—mates on the pitch, the danish side were back on the training ground, trying to prepare as best they can for their

jack hendry scored first and then kevin nisbet put them 2—1 up here — just after coming on as a substitute a third. wales had to play for over an hour with ten men after neco williams was shown a red card midway through the first half. just days after he led them into league one with victory at wembley morecambe say derek adams has left the club "to pursue "an opportunity elsewhere. " adams led the the shrimps to victory in their play—off final against newport county on monday. he's been linked with the manager's job at bradford city — which would mean a return to league two. cameron norrie is the only brit left in the singles draw at the french open and he plays south africa's lloyd harris in the second round this afternoon. meanwhile serena williams' latest attempt at winning a 24th grand slam continues in paris, the seventh seed is through to the third round after a hard—fought win over romania's mihaela buzarnescu. williams took the first set 6—3, then lost the second on a tiebreak. but she took the decider 6—1, to set up a meeting with fellow—american danielle collins. that's all the

jack hendry, and it clipped the crossbar! in possession, the czechs were ruthless. schick again.e side had more chances, but just weren't clinical. dykes! what a save. it finished 2—0. scotland has been here before. after all the excitement and build—up to this first match back at a major tournament, there's been yet another disappointment. a loss here just wasn't good enough. and the players knew it. for our first game in a very long time, it's a lesson for us that at the highest level, at the best tournaments in the world, you have to take your chances when they come to us. the czech republic done that, we didn't, and unfortunately that's why we are on the wrong end of the result. it's far from over, but scotland will need to up their game. they face england at wembley on friday. this defeat would be best forgotten about. something many scots have become accustomed to. jane dougall, bbc news, hampden. today sees a huge game at the euros in the so—called group of death with france facing germany. elsewhere yesterday, sweden held spain to a goalless draw in seville. the spaniards