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we had that moment of euphoria with luke shaw's goal two minutes into the first half.they have seen some very decent football, it's been full of incident and drama. we've got another 45 plus minutes in the second article, never mind if there is extra time and, whisper it, penalties. but at the moment, it's 1—0, so let's have another look at luke shaw's goal, coming at two minutes into the first half. walker is charging past trippier. it's trippier who will cross, and it's luke shaw...! what a birthday present, he's 26 tomorrow. i think the party came early for him on this occasion. are a lot of people will be sending birthday greetings. eight there's george with his father, the duke of cambridge, to light on that boy's face. i suspect, cambridge, to light on that boy's face. isuspect, with cambridge, to light on that boy's face. i suspect, with a father like his, he will been deeply inculcated into the mysteries of english football by dad, who is president of the football association and therefore will be, i don't know if he is the one hand over the trophy, it may well

trippi ate what cross and it is luke shaw! but italy art . and it is luke shaw!luke shaw! but italy art resilient. there while _ and it is luke shaw! but italy art resilient. there while the - and it is luke shaw! but italy art i resilient. there while the defender pulled them back in the game. it was a long night many predicted but with a long night many predicted but with a crushing end. in time, england will look back with pride. they can look with hope.— will look back with pride. they can look with hope. when you look at the whole picture. _ look with hope. when you look at the whole picture, they _ look with hope. when you look at the whole picture, they should _ look with hope. when you look at the whole picture, they should feel- look with hope. when you look at the whole picture, they should feel very l whole picture, they should feel very proud _ whole picture, they should feel very proud of— whole picture, they should feel very proud of what — whole picture, they should feel very proud of what they _ whole picture, they should feel very proud of what t

and it is luke shaw!w. 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 government is confident that plans to lift a range of covid restrictions will go ahead onjuly 19 in england. but he also said masks are still expected to be worn indoors. a sixth wimbledon title! and at wimbledon, it's game, set and match for novak djokovic as he beats matteo berrettini by three sets to one to take his sixth grass court title. usually at this time, we take a look at tomorrow's front pages, but because the match admirably still ongoing, none of the pages are printed, they are not even up yet on my —— the match admirably. but we will be speaking to our two reviewers, and that is mihir bose and tony evans. we w

trippier will cross and its luke shaw! to be i cross and its luke shaw!n fan zones in front rooms, england wasjumping. the night settled into a cagey and tense encounter, then inevitably, the almost random chaos of penalties. from euphoricjoy, from euphoric joy, to from euphoricjoy, to total despair. that is such a devastating way for england fans to see their team going out of the tournament, again, on penalties. and yet, in defeat, gareth southgate's men have played with unity, with purpose, with dignity, and with pride. brute with unity, with purpose, with dignity, and with pride. we are suer dignity, and with pride. we are super proud — dignity, and with pride. we are super proud of _ dignity, and with pride. we are super proud of them. - dignity, and with pride. we are super proud of them. maybe i dignity, and with pride. we are i super proud of them. maybe they dignity, and with pride. we are - super proud of them. maybe they will pay us a visit. it’s super proud of them. maybe they will pay us a visit-— pay us a visit. it's all right. after the — p

this is the moment luke shaw struck. can england hang on to win a first major trophy for 55 years?cross england, the millions without tickets are now hoping that tonight, more than ever, it's coming home. in the day's other news: and america's west is scorched by heat as california and nevada brace themselves for even more record—breaking temperatures. lift—off for branson — the billionaire virgin galactic founder has flown to the edge of space on the company's first ever passenger flight, before gliding back to earth safely. no, i wanted to enjoy every minute of it, and i did. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. we start here in london, where the euro 2020 final is taking place. the second half is just about to get under way. but we're going to take you back an hour to the start of the first half, when england took the lead, through this goal from luke shaw. it triggered scenes like this one at a fan zone in trafalgar square in central london, with plenty of beer being thrown into the air. plenty of the scene is repeated right around the country, fa

it's luke shaw, holding what's believed to be his first ever football trophy.ford, who told me more about luke shaw's relationship with the football club. he started his grassroots footballing career at hersham. he then went on to another club before being scouted for southampton. it was his first football club at hersham, his first trophy. that is kind of our accolade. we are really pleased that he started here and just went on to bigger and better things. what does it mean for the boys and girls starting out in football at your place having luke shaw played there? it is unbelievable. with him being a local lad, theyjust want to be the next luke shaw or harry maguire or whatever and there has been a massive influx of people wanting to join the club, notjust mine but clubs up and down the country. it has been massive push for grassroots. why do you think this england team is so relatable? i think they are approachable. they want to win, they are definitely doing it for the badge and country, i think you find with a lot of footballers people say they are selfish

luke shaw.l biting, from that italian fan. you you can sense the stress and anxiety because right at this moment, england have a free kick, so they are having to defend that. across england, what's happening? preston, this is the fan park in preston, and the free kick there is, i don't want to ruin it but goes wide. still i—i. there is, i don't want to ruin it but goes wide. still 1—1. we have five or six minutes left, plus whatever is added an extra time, and thenit whatever is added an extra time, and then it could potentially be extra time, 30 minutes of that, and if still equal after that, then penalties. i don't know how much some england or italian fans can take of that. back to the fans, but this is trafalgar square in central london, and it's a funny contract, because before kick—off, the mood across italy and england was very, very feisty, exuberant, drinking, lots of celebration, lots of singing and ever since

england went one up against italy in under three minutes thanks to a bit of magic from luke shaw.t wasn't to be the last word in england's first final in 55 years. but italy hit back in the second half to level up the scores, with leonardo bonucci putting them back in contention. in other news. the uk's vaccine minister says the government is confident that in other news. the uk's vaccine minister says the government is confident that plans to lift a range of covid restrictions will go ahead onjuly 19 in england. but he also said masks are still expected to be worn indoors.

trippier, who will cross, and it's luke shaw!land — from the royal box to the commentary box. even david beckham and tom cruise. it was just what england needed. but after the break, italy showed what they can do — leonardo bonucci with the equaliser — and suddenly england had problems. wembley a picture of tension as the game went to extra time and then to penalties. surely not. and pickford saves! jordan pickford got england off to the perfect start, but then things unravelled. misses from marcus rashford... and rashford has missed. ..and thenjadon sancho putting italy on the brink of victory. but once again it was pickford to the rescue. england were still in it. but another save from bukayo saka and it was all over. and as italy celebrated, england were left to rue what might have been. i think when we look back, maybe in a month or so, we'll appreciate what we've done, appreciate the love and the togetherness that we've shown the country, and it's been amazing to be a part of, for sure, but we're footballers, we're winners,

luke shaw has had a very good judgment, particularly in that last game. particularly in that last game. for me. player _ particularly in that last game. for me. player of _ particularly in that last game. er?" me, player of the tournament. he has really stood out for me. a local lad at hersham. really stood out for me. a local lad at hersham-— really stood out for me. a local lad at hersham. what is his relationship with hersham? _ at hersham. what is his relationship with hersham? unfortunately, - at hersham. what is his relationship with hersham? unfortunately, not. at hersham. what is his relationship with hersham? unfortunately, not aj with hersham? unfortunately, not a ve bi with hersham? unfortunately, not a very big one- _ with hersham? unfortunately, not a very big one- he _ with hersham? unfortunately, not a very big one. he started _ with hersham? unfortunately, not a very big one. he started his - very big one. he started his grassroots footballing career at hersham. he then went on to another club before being cited for southampton. it was his

like played a game of also getting paid to lead did it's a hard way falling behind to luke shaw goal after just 2 minutes with a goal, math scramble in the 2nd half. so leonardo the new t equals and then 3 english miss penalties sealed victory for the suing. that was all i was lucky enough to be part of a great team then this late in the 1990 world cup for twins. and i was also lucky enough to play in a fantastic you 21 side in 198820 4 just by doing absolutely as best we managed not to win because like that gotcha. on both times we lost the penalties. and therefore luck owed me something that i saw the waiver. yeah, some england fans were so bent on seeing their team through up it's 55 year dry spell that they stormed to wembley barriers. throughout the tournament. they'd proclaim football was coming home and said it was off to rome. the never goes right on the other side of the parties in italy's capital, red duff as fan celebrated to victory as the suit reclaimed their 1st european championship since 1960 the dw lima tack. he was in rome for the match and gave us a feel of what it

kieran trippier on the right of luke shaw on the left operating with kyle walker, john stones and harryre with those three at the back. interesting to note, there is no phil foden. we understood he was carrying that injury, that foot problem in the lead up to this match. gareth southgate said he would be monitored to see if he could be fit for tonight but he hasn't been passed fit. he offered some control against denmark when he came on in the latter stages of the semifinal win. he won't be able to call on him tonight and we wait to see how england will fare with that defensive setup against the impressive italians in this tournament so far.- impressive italians in this tournament so far. ~ ., . , tournament so far. john watson, many thanks as the — tournament so far. john watson, many thanks as the fireworks _ tournament so far. john watson, many thanks as the fireworks go _ tournament so far. john watson, many thanks as the fireworks go off- thanks as the fireworks go off behind you, you did not flinch as the red arrows just flew overhead above wembley stadium. all of those fans, abou

luke shaw on the eve of his 26 birthday scoring that goal. two minutes in and he puts england 1—0 ahead and that remains a score as we approach half—time. england fans went wild as the goal went in and the country got one step closer to a football trophy for the first time since 1966. kieran trippier started to england with arsenal's buckeye osako drop to the bench and phil foden is most disappointed player of all, not making the squad because of foot injury. in other news, the uk's vaccine minister says the government is confident that plans to lift a range of covid restrictions will go ahead onjuly the 19th in england. but he also said masks are still expected to be worn indoors. the fortification of the vaccination programme has allowed us to cautiously move to step four, and the pm will say more about this. a sixth wimbedon title! and at wimbledon, it's game, set and match for novak djokovic as he beats matteo berrettini by three sets to one to take his sixth grass court title. the serb is now level pegging with federer and nadal on 20 gr

luke shaw at trippier in the two wingback roles alongside calvin phillips, declan rice, mason mount keepings. gareth southgate saying yesterday he would see whether or not he would be available in time, whether he would shakeit available in time, whether he would shake it off in time and clearly he hasn't. that will be of some concern when you consider the control that phil foden was able to offer england when he came on in the last match against denmark. when england were trying to see at that match to book their place in this final. italy, though, they are unchanged. leonardo spinazzola, the breathtaking defender who impressed so much, he missed out in the semifinal. that injury meaning he remains unavailable. italy are unchanged. you will look at that italian midfield, won't you? marco verratti, the chelsea playmaker georgina alongside niccolo perella. naturally gifted ballplayers. is that where the game could be won for england as they change that formation coming into this huge final? we wait to see as we edge ever closer towards kick off at 8pm. very quickly, john, astonishing, really

it is luke shaw!nardo bonucci's second—half equaliser took the game into extra time and, ultimately, penalties, where it was an all too familiar story. three of england's brightest stars, marcus rashford, jadon sancho and bukayo saka were the men to miss and it was all over. the three england players have since received racist abuse on social media. this morning the fa president, the duke of cambridge, said he was sickened. it is totally unacceptable that players have to endure this abundant behaviour. it must stop now and all those involved must be held accountable. england had hoped this would be a day of celebration, but the mood at wembley could not be more different. but the team can look back on what they have achieved at this tournament with huge pride. over a memorable month, they played with talent and togetherness, winning both matches and fans on their way to a first major final in 55 years. football can be a cruel, cruel game at times and i have been on the end of it and unfortunately thes

they of course got their second goal, it came from a free kick, across my luke shaw was headed home byth southgate, the england manager had been left little frustrated but they came good for him, a brilliant cross and a brilliant header from came good for him, a brilliant cross and a brilliant headerfrom harry maguire. it wasn't long before england soon had their third, it was a brilliant piece of control and a lovely move from raheem sterling as the manchester united defender luke shaw was able to cross again, harry kane heading home his second goal in the match. the round ——jordan henderson, liverpool fielder, came on as a second—half substitute and headed home england's fourth, his first goalfor england. headed home england's fourth, his first goal for england. a headed home england's fourth, his first goalfor england. a brilliant performance, an emphatic result and one which says england move into the semifinals for the first time in 25 years and this championship. back to back semifinals for this england men's team since 1968, so i think england, the players, and gareth southgate

cheering luke shaw just making luke shawjust making his way through. isn't it? stones, there we go. they waved to their fans. a isn't it? stones, there we go. they waved to theirfans. a big job isn't it? stones, there we go. they waved to their fans. a big job ahead for the england team. in two and a half hours. it really is countdown time. to get to wembley, it will take them about a0 minutes. and there we have him, leading the team out later onto the pitch, harry the england captain. just climbing onto the team bus to face italy. it is a lot of pressure. history, actually, for both sides, this evening. england obviously want to break that 55 year drought. and italy want to win another championship, the last one was in 1968. gareth southgate, the manager who has looked after this young, successful england team also just climbing onto the coach. there we have it, the overhead view of the grounds of the grove hotel in watford. a0 minutes to get to wembley stadium. you can well imagine the reception that they're going to get, once they get there. so, tho

, luke shaw firing at them ahead after just two minutes. them ahead after 'ust two minutes. , ~ ,, ., but leonardo bonucci's second—half equaliser took the game into extra time and ultimately penalties where it was an all too. three of england's brightest stars, marcus rashford, jadon sancho and bukayo saka where the men to miss and it was all over. the three england players have since received racist abuse on social media. this morning the fa president, the duke of cambridge, said he was sickened. england had hoped this would be a day of celebration but the mood at wembley could not be more different. but the team can look back on what they have achieved at this tournament with huge pride. over eight memorable months, they played with talent and togetherness, winning both matches and fans on their way to a first major final in 55 years. their way to a first ma'or final in 55 ears. ., ., u, their way to a first ma'or final in 55 ears. u, , their way to a first ma'or final in 55 ears. , ., their way to a first ma'or final in 55 ears. , w 55

england took the lead through luke shaw.hen in the second half, italy's bonnuci level things off. it was still 1-1 at full time. to cut things short, the italian goalkeeper saved the shot and italy had won the whole thing. there is italy's captain harry kane reacting. >> we had a fantastic tournament, it will hurt for a long time, of course, but the boys would be proud of themselves. ros: let's hear from the team's manager talking today. >> the first signs of consistency, semifinal, final, there has to be a step in the right direction. it is not ultimately where we wanted to get to david when you are so close, it is more painful, of course, it feels like your stomach has been ripped out this morning. the mood -- ros: the mood very different in rome. celebrating their first euros title since 1968. >> it is incredible, you cannot feel better than this. it is amazing. >> i am so happy, we are euro champions. i will celebrate all night. ros: as you might imagine, a different story for england's fans last night. >> we did well, g

england started brightly — scoring with their first attack, through luke shaw.il deep into the second half — although italy pressed hard for an equaliser and had most of the play, until. marco veratti applied the final touch after a series of rebounds and deflections in the england penalty area. that took the game into extra time, at one goal apiece. the match was more even in those two fifteen minute periods — but neither side could find a way to score — taking the game to penalties. italy were the first to miss — then england — and saka missed england's fifth penalty, the trophy was lost — and won by italy. it is after 1am and in the centre of the celebrations easing off?— centre of the celebrations easin: off? ., ., easing off? you can hear them in the distance _ easing off? you can hear them in the distance and _ easing off? you can hear them in the distance and there - easing off? you can hear them in the distance and there are l in the distance and there are fireworks just a few moments ago. the fence here have emptied out and i can tell you, there were sc

it's a hard way falling behind to luke shaw goal after just 2 minutes with a goal, math scramble in the 2nd half. so leonardo minucci equal and then 3 english missed penalties, sealed victory for the suing. all was all i was lucky enough to be part of a great keen and it's late in the 990 world cup for twins. and i was also lucky enough to play enough antacids. you 21 sided, 198824 despite absolutely the best we managed not to win because like that. gotcha . and both times we lost the penalties and therefore luck owed me something that i saw to me the waiver. yeah. some england fans were so bent on seeing their team through up it's 55 year dry spell that they stormed a wimbley barriers throughout the tournament. they'd proclaim football was coming home and said it was off to rome. the never go john. so you know, the 2 of the parties in italy's capital red death as fans celebrated the victory as the suit reclaimed their 1st european championship since 1968. we have of course, boned them standing by the teams respective capital. see my go in rome there and pick a mass in london. let's go

despite england scoring the earlist goal in a euro final — just two minutes into the match, thanks to luke shawd that way right up to the 67th minute, when a stream of italian pressure finally took its toll on england (gfx)as leonardo bonucci applied the final touch on england as leonardo bonucci applied the final touch after a series of rebounds and deflections in the england penalty area. it remained one—all at the end of normal time, although england came back into the match during extra time, neither side could score again, leaving the match to be decided on penalties. italy were the first to miss — then england — and saka missed england's fifth penalty, the trophy was lost and won by italy. three of the team's youngest players all failed to school. followed across italy — here's the bbc�*s mark lowen in rome. the fans own here here on the piazza del popolo was a wild scene, people were dancing and setting off layers, so italy has won its first european football title since 1968. you can hear the fireworks they're still going off. italians are going to be celebrating well into the night and

the pressure was on, luke shaw did not stop harrying and the ball for harry was sublime.ne blown away. england on their way. two goals inside four minutes. fancy another? harry kane came close to a hat—trick but there was plenty of time for england fans to start dreaming. henderson's first england goal after 62 caps was england's fourth, the fourth of the night. game management kicked in with wholesale changes to preserve the energy, no hat—trick tonight for the captain. as the oles rang out, england ran down the clock, inching their way to a comprehensive victory. commentator: what a night, 4-0 to england. i think the dressing room will be a great atmosphere but tomorrow we will be focused again. this group of players want to go further. we have to rest and recover and have another big one. england fans couldn't come to rome but now football is coming home for the semifinals. and nataliejoins us now. what a week it's been for england. yes, an unbelievable week. for the fans, the ones that did make it, they not be many but they were singing and make themselves heard, and

and it's luke shaw! it had all started so well.century for their first major final, england took the lead afterjust two minutes. but then suffered the cruelty of an all—too—familiar fate against italy. losing once again on penalties. a tournament that had lit up the summer, ending in tears. as the team left their hotel this morning the manager was left to reflect on what might have been. the fact that we've had, you know, the first signs of some consistency, semi final, final, has to be a step in the right direction. it's not, ultimately, where we wanted to get to and when you are so close that is even more painful of course. you know, it feels like your stomach has been ripped out this morning. but last night was excruciating for english football in other ways. chaotic scenes outside wembley as dozens of ticketless fans forced their way through security barriers and into the stadium. police making 49 arrests with 19 officers injured in the mayhem. today, the fa launched a review. we apologise to any fans who were affected by that

and it's luke shaw! it had all started so well.g waited more than half a century for their first major final, england took the lead afterjust two minutes. but then suffered the cruelty of an all—too—familiar fate against italy. and it's italy who are the champions of europe! losing once again on penalties. a tournament that had lit up the summer, ending in tears. as the team left the hotel this morning the manager was left to reflect on what might have been. the fact that we've had, you know, the first signs of summer consistency, semi final, final, has to be a step in the right direction. it's not ultimately where we wanted to get to and when you are so close that is even more painful of course. you know, it feels like your stomach has been ripped out this morning. but last night was excruciating for english football in other ways. chaotic scenes outside wembley as dozens of ticketless fans forced their way through security barriers and into the stadium. police making 49 arrests with 19 officers injured in the mayhem. today the fa

luke shaw delivered that free kick, and he picked out kane for england's third, and his third at theseh the corner! jordan henderson had never scored for his country. another headed goal and england were heading into the semifinals with their biggest knockout win at a major tournament. we've got another big game coming up, and we want to go further this time than we did at the world cup, so, of course, it's a great feeling to win here, and the way that we've done it as well shows the big progress that we are making as a country, so... so impressive from the guys, and harry kane leading from the front. we are not really used to that, but very comfortable, very comprehensive — never in doubt. the atmosphere has been incredible, | like, we always knew it was going to| be england fans come out for the football. . we can't wait for the game - against the danes on wednesday night. the players will have returned to a nation unified in praise. they should be in no doubt of the support they'll have going into the semifinal, with the hope that they can embrace the occasion. this is what you look

luke shaw didn't stop harrying and the ball for harry kane was sublime. ukraine blown away. on their way. that was two goals inside four minutes but the fans, who had come from all over europe, wanted more. jordan henderson duly obliged. with the corner, there's another one. his first goal after 62 caps was england's fourth, yes, fourth, of the night. it wrapped up a victory that in truth was never in doubt. we don't stop here. we've got another big game coming up. we want to go further this time than we did at the world cup. it's a great feeling to win here. the way that we've done it as well shows the big progress that we're making as a country, so, long may the improvement continue. england—based fans couldn't come to rome but now football is coming home with 60,000 fans at wembley on wednesday. natalie pirks, bbc news, rome. so england are yet to concede a goal in the tournament. they'll now return to wembley next wednesday evening — where they'll face denmark. that's after they beat the czech republic 2—1 in baku — kasper dolberg with denmark's second. it's the furthest

. —— highs and lows. jubilation met the goal that came after two minutes from luke shaw. cheering.—out. it is equalise and england's dream ended in the dreaded shoot-out.— in the dreaded shoot-out. it is “ust heartbreaking. fl in the dreaded shoot-out. it is “ust heartbreaking, it i in the dreaded shoot-out. it is “ust heartbreaking, it went i in the dreaded shoot-out. it is “ust heartbreaking, it went to i in the dreaded shoot-out. it isjust| heartbreaking, it went to penalties, played a good game, butjust one of those things. we played a good game, but “ust one of these things.— those things. we cannot blame the -la ers, those things. we cannot blame the players. they _ those things. we cannot blame the players. they did — those things. we cannot blame the players, they did everything - those things. we cannot blame the players, they did everything they i players, they did everything they can. players, they did everything they cah they— players, they did everything they can. they are a brilliant team. we “ust not can. they are a brilliant team. we just got to — can. they are a bri

england started brightly — scoring with their first attack, through luke shaw. until deep into the second half — although italy pressed hard for an equaliser and had most of the play. until, marco veratti applied the final touch after a series of rebounds and deflections in the england penalty area. that took the game into extra time, at one goal apiece. the match was more even in those two fifteen minute periods — but neither side could find a way to score — taking the game to penalties. italy were the first to miss — then england — and saka missed england's fifth penalty, the trophy was lost — and won by italy. the president of fifa had flown in from rio after watching the america's cup being played which argentina won in the early hours of sunday morning. he is probably going to be feeling those air miles now as he tries to stay alert and the stadium for the handover of the trophy. do not mean england fans are going to be hanging around the sons to watch our correspondent chi chi izundu is in trafalgar sq there is rain and other things that dampened the spiri

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great ball from luke shaw who's been really excellent, especially against jimmy and again against ukraine. so then it was easy from there and then came go to another, go again, cross and shore. so it was done then and then jordan henderson, go over england, routed all for now. absolutely. ok. and looking for the semi final, the final we've played when the stadium is, you know, england have not yet conceded a goal. is there a chance that they can win at home and the country that invented the game? yeah, i mean everyone says football coming home, but as an englishman, i know it's been a long time since they want to major trophy of the 1966 and the last woke up, they went out in the semi finals. so it's not done yet. but yes, having that backing wembley should be very important to them. they're lying 60000 into wembley for the same reason. the final, which a lot of people think is very strange given that corona virus cases are increasing in britain. but it's not a done deal yet. you know, there's still a way to go, but you have to say that must be favorites. and the way they play tonight aft

i was just wondering when you have got the group together, i think luke shaw set at the start with thetournament. brute at that point to set the tone for this tournament. we presented everybody _ this tournament. we presented everybody with _ this tournament. we presented everybody with legacy - this tournament. we presented everybody with legacy caps - this tournament. we presented i everybody with legacy caps which this tournament. we presented - everybody with legacy caps which as you know we've introduced a legacy number in the last couple of years. we felt that has been an important thing and notjust for the players that are with us now but for our former players. to have that moment where you have got your number, it's unique to you, there is only a certain number of players of the opportunity to present their country and we talked a little bit about that and how this was our moment to represent our time. what had gone before is not unimportant because recognised the contribution of the people have made and we are respectful of that. but the near misses and the tournaments they h

less than two minutes later, luke shaw had given england the lead.were finding places to watch the game. at 8:09pm, jacob steinberg of the guardian tweeting from inside the stadium... by 8:45pm, the first half was coming to an end. england were still 1—0 up, and wembley had released another statement. this time we were told... it stated... that, though, was far easier said than done. by 9pm, the teams were back out for the second half, and as italy applied more and more pressure on england, so some england fans applied pressure on the event. here's the new york times' tariq panja again. he says... the crush in that section was happening, in part, because fans without tickets heading where they wanted to watch the game, behind the italy goal. perhaps some with tickets were doing the same. either way, there were too many people. simon kuperfrom the financial times was also in the stadium. he tweeted this picture. he describes... "more people than seats" and the "whole gangway" "filled with standing insurgents . that, as football fans know, is a referen

it's trippier who will cross and it's luke shaw!'s a question of when! so, desperate disappointment for england fans, but huge pride at what this team has already achieved and what it might do in the future. graham satchell, bbc news. an update from heathrow, about more than 100 heathrow security staff being paying, which meant there was disruption at terminal five, long queues we were hearing from passengers via twitter, heathrow is confirming there was disruption earlier because of the paying from the nhs test and trace out, but due to colleagues being instructed to self—isolate, they have activated additional team members as a result of that, so now those additional team members have meant that the operation has now returned to normal and they are apologising to passengers for any inconvenience caused. the viewing figures from last night's euro finals have been released — and they were huge. annita mcveigh spoke to our entertainment correspondent colin paterson earlier. the viewing figures during the penalty shoot—out was 30.95 m

luke shaw didn't stop harrying and the ball for harry was sublime. ukraine blown away!goals inside four minutes. but the fans who had come from all over europe wanted more. jordan henderson duly obliged. iliiui’itli over europe wanted more. jordan henderson duly obliged.- henderson duly obliged. with the corner, there's _ henderson duly obliged. with the corner, there's another _ henderson duly obliged. with the corner, there's another one! - henderson's first england goal after 62 caps was england's fourth — yes, fourth — of the night. it wrapped up a victory that, in truth, was never in doubt. we don't sto truth, was never in doubt. we don't step here. — truth, was never in doubt. we don't step here. we've — truth, was never in doubt. we don't stop here, we've got _ truth, was never in doubt. we don't stop here, we've got another- truth, was never in doubt. we don't stop here, we've got another big i stop here, we've got another big game coming up and we want to go further, further this time than we did in the world cup so of course it is a great feeling to win here a

even if, earlier, luke shaw had nearly had that sinking feeling. so heavy. england! _ that sinking feeling. i feel so heavy. england! we - that sinking feeling. i feel so heavy. england! wejust i that sinking feeling. i feel so| heavy. england! we just have that sinking feeling. i feel so i heavy. england! we just have gone heavy. england! we 'ust have gone for a nice, quick i heavy. england! we just have gone for a nice, quick boat _ heavy. england! we just have gone for a nice, quick boat ride - heavy. england! we just have gone for a nice, quick boat ride and i heavy. england! we just have gone for a nice, quick boat ride and the. for a nice, quick boat ride and the england _ for a nice, quick boat ride and the england team have joined us. love it! england team have “oined us. love it! . �* , . england team have “oined us. love it! ~ �* , . ., , it! wasn't expecting to get this excited quite — it! wasn't expecting to get this excited quite so _ it! wasn't expecting to get this excited quite so early - it! wasn't expecting to get this excited qui

they took the lead through luke shaw under two minutes in. goal, you can see him celebrate either his arms out. then italy's leonardo bonucci equalised halfway through the second half. then it was extra time. no more goals. then penalties. to cut a long story short... first marcus rashford missed, then jadon sancho missed, and then gianluigi donnarumma saved bakayo saka and italy had it. here's england's captain reacting to the loss. it hurts now, it is what you've heard for a long time, but the boys should be proud of themselves. let’s should be proud of themselves. let's hear from the — should be proud of themselves. let's hear from the team _ should be proud of themselves. let's hear from the team positing manager gareth southgate. the hear from the team positing manager gareth southgate.— gareth southgate. the semifinal, final, it has _ gareth southgate. the semifinal, final, it has to _ gareth southgate. the semifinal, final, it has to be _ gareth southgate. the semifinal, final, it has to be a _ gareth southgate. the semifinal, final, i

talking about the england footballers, lots of pictures in the paper of them coming home, luke shaw camearry kane came back to balloons with welcome home, daddy, we love you. declan rice at the bottom with his dog, very happy to see him. harry maguire came back to "our champ" in lights and then the main picture is kalvin phillips, welcome home, quite a bit of effort! that is a huge effort! do you think it will stay up? it’s that is a huge effort! do you think it will stay up?— it will stay up? it's there forever. i was it will stay up? it's there forever. i was missing _ it will stay up? it's there forever. i was missing the _ it will stay up? it's there forever. i was missing the sport _ it will stay up? it's there forever. i was missing the sport last - it will stay up? it's there forever. i was missing the sport last night but there is more sport incoming, the olympics, and cricket going on as well. �* , , ~ as well. and the gulf this weekend, my favourite _ as well. and the gulf this weekend, my favourite week _ as well. and the gulf this weekend, my favourite week of _ as well. and

england did last night in harry kane or raheem sterling, kyle walker was exceptional last night, luke shawed 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. �*, ., , ~ lived it himself, it is really ins-airin. �*, ~ inspiring. it's fabulous. and you can feel the _ inspiring. it's fabulous. and you can feel the enthusiasm, - inspiring. it's fabulous. and you can feel the enthusiasm, can't . inspiring. it's fabulous. and you i can feel the enthusiasm, can'

luke grenfell—shaw was 2a years old when he was diagnosed with rare and aggressive stage 4 cancer.th similar cancers that had gone on to achieve great thing and taken on challenges. his struggle to find the inspiration he was looking for led him to create his own challenge to ride on a tandum 30,000 kilometres from bristol to beijing. in a bid to honour his 25—year—old brotherjohn, who fell to his death in the lake district as luke was undergoing chemo, he named the bike chris after his brother s middle name. luke is now halfway through the challenge and is keen to put the difficulties posed by the pandemic to one side and complete his marathon ride. we can speak to luke now, who joins us from almaty in kazakhstan. where are you right now? yes, i am in almaty in — where are you right now? yes, i am in almaty in kazakhstan, _ where are you right now? yes, i am in almaty in kazakhstan, in - where are you right now? yes, i am in almaty in kazakhstan, in the - in almaty in kazakhstan, in the depths of central asia. haifa in almaty in kazakhstan, in the depths of central asia.- in almat

you look to the defence as well and harry maguire alongsidejohn stones and kyle walker and luke shaw,ere saying, this is such a huge opportunity now for england and south —— gareth southgate, who has been looking to try and change the narrative around this england side. so many disappointments in the past but they seem to be changing that story, changing that narrative in this tournament and he will be hoping that once again they can put smiles on the faces of those england fans who will be willing england onto beat denmark later and booked their place in the final on sunday, where they will be playing italy. many thanks indeed. the word on wembley way is england will never have a better chance. team news about an hour and 20 minutes, we expect it before kick—off at eight o'clock years. the teams will arrive around two hours before this semifinal. semifinals here, many —— men's quarterfinal day at wimbledon. they are all under way at the moment. they are all under way at the moment-— they are all under way at the moment. , , ., moment. yes, the first of the quarterfinals _ moment. yes