katie gornall, bbc news.ith serbia. ireland remain second bottom of group a. england might have won all five of their world cup qualifying matches so far, but their manager's warning them not to ease up ahead of tomorrow night's game in poland. england go to warsaw off the back of two straight 4—0 victories, but gareth southgate doesn't want his players to get ahead of themselves against the team second in the group. as a team, we have to recognise we're in a good moment and the team are playing well. but also, those moments can be dangerous because if we get any sense of complacency, we're going into a game where we'll be really challenged, and this is a big opportunity for us. we can really take a positive step towards the world cup if we win in warsaw. england forward jesse lingard has rejected a contract offer from manchester united, with his current deal set to expire at the end of the season. it is understood lingard has concerns about how often he's likely to play for the club, especially since the arr

our sports correspondent katie gornall was watching.enna, scotland were at a crossroads on their world cup journey. this, they said, was a game they couldn't afford to lose. no—one was expecting an easy ride. just a point separated scotland and austria at kick—off, with both teams desperate to land the first blow. chances flowed and lyndon dykes rose. nothing that time, but in this frantic first half, another opportunity for scotland wasn't far behind. the referee decided che adams had been hauled down, and so dykes stepped up. commentator: it's lyndon dykes! yes! this time, he did beat the keeper. after the break, austria grew increasingly frustrated. the tension rose, the pressure was starting to show. austria outperformed scotland at the euros, but here they looked vulnerable. stephen o'donnell nearly took advantage. but still, there was no margin for error, and thankfully for scotland, they had craig gordon to rely on. that save meant scotland hung on for a vital three points and a win that keeps the dream alive. katie gornall, bbc

we saw couple of those, actually, in katie gornall�*s piece. yes.e i was watching a genius play football, and i queued up for his autograph and i'm proud to say i got it. you got it? all right, and you've still kept it somewhere? certainly. absolutely, absolutely. john, it's good to get your reflections on the late jimmy greaves, a fantastic player. well, i can't really do him justice, clive, because he was that good, but there'll be all sorts of things in the papers tomorrow, and looking back on previous actions — althouthimmy, of course, played in an era when there was hardly any colour television at first, his goals were all in black—and—white, but, no less, no less fantastic for that obviously. oh, yes, the goals were in black—and—white, but i am sure the memories are all in colour. he brought the colour to the game, clive. exactly, exactly. john, it's a pleasure to talk to you, and thank you so much for your reflections on the late jimmy greaves. cheers, motty. thank you, mate. cheer, bye clive. hello there. we saw a reverse of fortune today, w

katie gornall, bbc news.ight 4—0 victories, but gareth southgate doesn't want his players to get ahead of themselves against the team second in the group. as a team, we have to recognise we're in a good moment and the team are playing well. but also, those moments can be dangerous because if we get any sense of complacency, we're going into a game where we'll be really challenged, and this is a big opportunity for us. we can really take a positive step towards the world cup if we win in warsaw. england forward jesse lingard has rejected a contract offer from manchester united, with his current deal set to expire at the end of the season. it is understood lingard has concerns about how often he's likely to play for the club, especially since the arrival of cristiano ronaldo. lingard scored twice in england's win over andorra on sunday, and impressed during a loan spell with west ham last season. meanwhile, ronaldo has trained with his new club manchester united for the first time. he missed portugal's world cu

let's speak to our sports correspodnent katie gornall. good evening to you. seem to be getting what they want, but from the social media spat that has broken out between the two parties, it's clearly not. you have to remember that the uswnt have been embroiled in a dispute with the governing body for years, going from a courtroom to social media. back in 2019, the women's players brought a gender discrimination lawsuit against us soccer, and laughter that was rejected and the appeal against that is ongoing. that gives a bit of a backdrop to all of this. what this latest development is is something separate that runs parallel. it refers to what is called a collective bargaining agreement, essentially a contract of employment that lays out among other things how the players are paid. now, after us soccer announced on tuesday that they were giving identical offering contract of their men and women's teams and what you thought that would be a big step in the right direction, but the us players association later dismissed that as a publicity stunt. us soccer respon

katie gornall looks back on his life.t natural finishers ever to play the game. perhaps even the greatest goal—scorer that england has produced. it's greaves! oh, and a hat—trick for greaves! he was devilishly funny as well, with his wit and his personality. so charismatic. but on the field of play, people will remember him most, those of us who are old enough to have witnessed his magnificence at times. he could score all sorts of goals. he was a beautifully graceful footballer and a wonderful finisher. jimmy greaves made his name at chelsea, before moving to ac milan in 1961. his european adventure was brief, and he soon returned home to tottenham hotspur, the club which would define his career. the goals kept on coming. his 266 at spurs remains a record to this day, and he scored 44 in just 57 games for england. he used to say to me, you do all the running, i'll do all the scoring. and that's what he was. he was a great, great goal—scorer. and in time to come, with stories known aboutjimmy greaves, people will remember

our sports correspondent katie gornall was watching.e. no—one was expecting an easy ride. just a point separated scotland and austria at kick—off, with both teams desperate to land the first blow. chances flowed and lyndon dykes rose. nothing that time, but in this frantic first half, another opportunity for scotland wasn't far behind.