he strolled up ——jorginho, strolled up —— jorginho, sending strolled up ——jorginho, sending the keeperr. translation:— unforgettable encounter. translation: i have to say we're very — translation: i have to say we're very happy _ translation: i have to say we're very happy about - translation: i have to say we're very happy about all l translation: l have to say| we're very happy about all of we�*re very happy about all of this and i thank the players because they right from day one that we could produce something incredible. we haven�*t done everything we need to, yet, there is still another step to 90, there is still another step to go, but now we have two rest. italy will go into the final at wembley with a record that even roman soldiers would be proud of. they came into this match unbeaten for 32 games, they saw 14 unbeaten for 32 games, they saw ia street wins. can they now conquer europe? mark lobel, bbc news. as an englishman, i hope not, but best of luck to them. many parts of south—east asia coped well when covid first hit, in spite of limited resources. more than a year and

score and advance, for jorginho, and he does that with the okey-doke to the right. that's your match. italy advances to the euro final but they haven't won it all since 1968. they'll play the winner of tomorrow's england/denmark match. >>> wimbledon quarterfinals, top seed ashley barty aced her way to a victory over ila tommy on average, barty looking for her second career major. she'll face angelique herber, who watched carolina for scoble's forehand go wide. kerber won england back in 2018. >>> prices at a baseball game can burn a hole in your wallet. this guy has to prove when ken and i actually went to a baseball game, the owner the thing i saw come out of his wallet, spiderwebs. >> didn't bring out the cash? >>> a group of bay area small investors getting national recognition this evening. six bay area students honored during a national invention contest, including sunnyvale kindergarten or ian brown. he took him second place in his division for his growing pain illuminator. aneesh from san jose took home an award for his take on a low cost automatic ventilator

donnarumma denied england's sancho before pickford saved jorginho's effort. down to english teenager saka. one kick to win the game for england, but not this time. a cruel ending for the 19—year—old and his team, an unbelievable one for italy. translation: we are happy for our people, for italians i who deserve this after such a difficult period, and this is ourjoy, and the fact that we played really well. it's a sombre time for gareth southgate's young team now, but they can look to a bright future after this massive disappointment has passed. they are a team who have pulled together, given the country some incredible evenings. but, of course, tonight, the devastation of getting so close and not being able to give our country the trophy we want to do is difficult to put into context. for italy, now unbeaten in sa matches, the party has onlyjust begun. mark lobel, bbc news. no question about it. there is jubilation across italy, understandably. here's the bbc�*s mark lowen in rome. the fan zone here at the outside dealt he has been well. they have been dancin

donnarumma denied england's sancho before pickford saved jorginho�*s effort.nglish teenager saka. one kick to keep the game alive for england, but not this time. a cruel ending for the 19—year—old and his team, an unbelievable one for italy. they're a team who have pulled together, have given the country some incredible evenings. but, of course, tonight, the devastation of getting so close and not being able to give our country the trophy that we wanted to do is difficult to put into context. there is added misery for england's players who all take the knee before games to highlight the fight against racial inequality after racist abuse on social media aimed at the three players who missed penalties. condemning it, the football association has said: back on the pitch, a joyous italy is now unbeaten in sa matches. italy is now unbeaten in 34 matchm— italy is now unbeaten in 34 matches. �* ,, �* ~ italy is now unbeaten in 34 matches. �* ,, ~ ~ ., matches. translation: we are ha - - for matches. translation: we are happy for our— matches. translation: we are happ

when morata missed his penalty it was left to jorginho to finish thejob for the italians.ngland or denmark who play their semifinal at wembley on wednesday evening. speaking after the game, italy's manager, roberto mancini, said he's relieved to have made it. translation: | must say, i we are very happy and i thank the players because they believed right from day one that we could produce something incredible. we haven't yet done everything we need to, there is one stop to go and now we need to rest up because this was really very challenging. and i did say to them before the match that this would be the hardest game of the competition, because when you go into a sixth match in such quick succession with all of the travelling we have had to do, it becomes very tiring. we struggled with spain's ball session. we had some issues but we wanted to make the final. an honest assessment of the match. a short while ago, i spoke to italian fans tony faratro, and his sons roberto and marco, who were back in their london home having been to wembley to witness the action. they gave me

——jorginho getting there.ish the 90 minutes with one goal apiece. they are still playing. it is 1—1 at wembley. there is a bit of a delay at the moment, but extra time is continuing. it at the moment, but extra time is continuing-— continuing. it is trippier who will cross. continuing. it is trippier who will cross- and _ continuing. it is trippier who will cross. and it _ continuing. it is trippier who will cross. and it is _ continuing. it is trippier who will cross. and it is luke _ continuing. it is trippier who will cross. and it is luke shaw! - england went one up against italy in under three minutes thanks to a bit of magic from luke shaw. and the fans went wild as the goal went in, but it wasn't to be the last word in england's first final in 55 years. flicked across, this is a problem, and it is in! but italy hit back in the second half to level up the scores, with leonardo bonucci putting them back in contention. we have about ten minutes or so. in other news, the uk's vaccine minister says the gover

when morata missed his penalty it was left to jorginho to finish thejob for the italians.ednesday evening. mancini said they were believed to have made it. translation: i to have made it. translation: , , translation: i must they, we are very happy _ translation: i must they, we are very happy and _ translation: i must they, we are very happy and i _ translation: i must they, we are very happy and i thank - translation: i must they, we are very happy and i thank the l are very happy and i thank the players because they believed right from day one that we could produce something incredible. we haven�*t yet done everything we need to, there is one stop to go and now we need to rest up because this was really very challenging. i did say to them before the match this would be the hardest game of the competition, because when you go into a sixth match in such quick succession with all of the travelling we have had to do, it becomes very difficult. we struggled with spain�*s ball session. we had issues but we made it. if you are following the match, you would know the italians i

, and for him to miss— chelsea, jorginho, and for him to miss a _ chelsea, jorginho, and for him to miss iwas watching it, i thought, when rashford _ yeah, especially, iwas watching it, i thought, when rashford stepped i yeah, especially, i was watching it, i i thought, when rashford stepped up, i thought, when rashford stepped up, i thought. _ i thought, when rashford stepped up, i thought. he's— i thought, when rashford stepped up, i thought, he's good _ i thought, when rashford stepped up, i thought, he's good at— i thought, when rashford stepped up, i thought, he's good at penalties- i thought, he's good at penalties but it— i thought, he's good at penalties but it hit— i thought, he's good at penalties but it hit the _ i thought, he's good at penalties but it hit the post _ i thought, he's good at penalties but it hit the post and _ i thought, he's good at penalties but it hit the post and went - i thought, he's good at penaltiesl but it hit the post and went wide, but it hit the post and went wide, but at _ but it hit the post and went wide, but at the — but it hit the post and wen

jorginho, incredibly experienced player, they have played in huge games all over the world. was not a problem. as much as tactics come into play and wanting the england team to be further up the pitch, sometimes emotions take over and it is difficult to override them when you have not been in the situation. after two minutes, you start to think you need to hold on, if we don't concede, we win the euros and the world is our oyster. it is very difficult to wrestle that mentality back. they came out in the second half with nothing to lose at that point, they were in the ascendancy, and when the goal came, i don't think it was a huge surprise. it was coming at that stage. it is very, very difficult. calvin phillips has not played in the european competition before. bukayo saka has not played a lot of european football. none of these players have played huge games internationally. they are simply not used to it. you can go on about tactics, italy where a better side. can go on about tactics, italy where a betterside. history can go on about tactics, italy where a better side. his

leaving jorginho a mere skip away from italian immortality.n soon afterwards. i think that it was a combination of, you know, everything that has gone on behind—the—scenes in the last week and accumulation of the excitement, the buzz and, you know, i think it's a great learning experience for me going forwards. it's a great step forward and now next time hopefully i'll be better prepared. it's been the best week of my life, honestly. raducanu's withdrawal sent ajla tomljanovic through, but she didn't make it into the semi—final. she was beaten by her fellow australian, world number one ash barty, who needed just over an hour to reach the last four at wimbledon for the first time. barty will play the 2018 champion angelique kerber tomorrow. and number two seed aryna sabalenka reached her maiden grand slam semifinal with a straight—sets win over ons jabeur. she'll take on karolina pliskova for a place in the final. it's men's quarterfinals day — and among those in action is hubert hurkacz, who knocked out daniil medvedev yesterday in their rain—

donnarumma denied england's sancho before pickford saved jorginho�*s effort.sh teenager saka. one kick to keep the game alive for england, but not this time. a cruel ending for the 19—year—old and gareth southgate�*s team. they're a team who have pulled together, have given the country some incredible evenings. but, of course, tonight, the devastation of getting so close and not being able to give our country the trophy that we wanted to do is difficult to put into context. there is added misery for england's players — who all take the knee before games to highlight the fight against racial inequality — after racist abuse on social media aimed at the three players who missed penalties. condemning it, the football association has said: back on the pitch, a joyous italy is now unbeaten in sa matches. translation: we are happy for our people, for italians who deserve this after such a difficult period. and this is ourjoy, and the fact that we played really well. plays sombre tune. england, on the other hand, must now pick themselves up with less than 500 days unt

leaving jorginho a mere skip away from italian immortality.b on their hands. natalie pirks, bbc news, wembley. what a penalty that was. that is brave, isn't it? away from the euros, emma raducanu says her run to the last 16 at wimbledon has been the best week of her life, even though it caught up with her in the end. after lighting up the tournament, the 18—year—old was forced to retire with breathing problems during herfourth—round match against ajla tomlyanovic. but she was smiling again soon afterwards. i think that it was a combination of, you know, everything that has gone on behind—the—scenes in the last week and accumulation of the excitement, the buzz and, you know, i think it's a great learning experience for me going forwards. it's a great step forward and now next time hopefully i'll be better prepared. it's been the best week of my life, honestly. mark cavendish is nowjust one stage win away from equalling the all—time record at the tour de france. he picked up his third win of this year's tour on stage ten. if he can make it throu

have the two old guys at centre half who are so experienced and play such a huge part of italy. jorginhosed. see what i do for you guys? three hours _ very impressed. see what i do for you guys? three hours sleep i very impressed. see what i do for you guys? three hours sleep and | very impressed. see what i do for| you guys? three hours sleep and i get up, there you go. i'm not sure i will be this excited on monday morning! will be this excited on monday mornina! ., . , , ., morning! you are superhuman, fabulous- _ morning! you are superhuman, fabulous. sally _ morning! you are superhuman, fabulous. sally on _ morning! you are superhuman, fabulous. sally on very - morning! you are superhuman, fabulous. sally on very little i morning! you are superhuman, i fabulous. sally on very little sleep as well, but none of us complaining, and we will see a little bit later. thank you so much, alan shearer. when you hear alan shearer talking like that, who has been there and lived it himself, it is really inspiring. lived it himself, it is really inspiring-— lived it himself, it is really ins-airin