last summer and now to the final of the world cup, the football association's chief executive mark bullinghame — and has praised wiegman�*s impact on english football. sarina has done an incredible job since she started. she has built an incredible culture in the camp and is incredibly calm. that translates through to the players and she is a brilliant tactician as well. we have seen how she's moved formations from one to another and transformed this team in the tournament. well, whatever the speculation, wiegman will be focused on sunday's final in sydney. england's opponents, spain, have enjoyed theirfirst training session since arriving in australia, following their 2—1 victory against sweden in auckland. like england they are seeking to be crowned world champions for the first time come sunday and will be watched by queen letizia and her daughter, but the uk royals will not be in attendance. away from the women's world cup, harry kane may have only been at bayern munich five days, but the club's head coach is already full of praise for his new striker. the england captain is in line to ma

wiegman will not be going anywhere, according to the football association's chief executive, mark bullinghamh vlatko andonovski stepping down from his post, but bullingham insists as long as all parties are happy, wiegman stays. sarina has done an incrediblejob since she started. she has built an

success last summer and now to the final of the fa cup, the football association's chief executive mark bullinghamays she's going nowhere — and has praised wiegman�*s impact on english football. sarina has done an incredible job since she started. she has built an incredible culture in the camp and is incredibly calm. that translates through to the players and she is a brilliant tactician as well. we have seen how she's moved formations from one to another and transformed this team in the tournament. well whatever the speculation, wiegman will be focused on sunday's final in sydney. england's opponents, spain, have enjoyed their first training session since arriving in australia, following their 2—1 victory against sweden in auckland. like england they are seeking to be crowned world champions for the first time come sunday and will be watched by queen letizia and her daughter, but the uk royals will not be in attendance. away from the women's world cup, harry kane may have only been at bayern munich five days — but the club's head coach is already full of praise for his new striker. the england c

wiegman will not be going anywhere, according to the football association's chief executive, mark bullinghamthere is speculation wiegman could be in line to take charge of the usa, with vlatko andonovski stepping down from his post, but bullingham insists as long as all parties are happy, wiegman stays. sarina has done an incrediblejob since she started. she has built an incredible culture in the camp and is incredibly calm. that translates through to the players and she is a brilliant tactician is well. we have seen how she's moved formations from one to another and initially transformed this team in the tournament. in the premier league, michael olise's move to chelsea looked like a done deal, but it turns out he'll be staying in south london. the winger has signed a new four—year deal with crystal palace just two days on from chelsea reportedly activating olise's release clause of £35 million. the frenchmanjoined from reading on a five—year—deal in 2021, but was in chelsea's youth system before leaving aged 1a. meanwhile, arsenal manager mikel arteta insists he doesn't have a number—one g

success last summer and now to the final of the fa cup, the football association's chief executive mark bullinghamshe started. she has built an incredible culture in the camp and is incredibly calm. that translates through to the players and she is a brilliant tactician as well. we have seen how she's moved formations from one to another and transformed this team in the tournament. well whatever the speculation, wiegman will be focused on sunday's final in sydney. england's opponents, spain, have enjoyed their first training session since arriving in australia, following their 2—1 victory against sweden in auckland. like england they are seeking to be crowned world champions

last summer and now to the final of the world cup, the football association's chief executive mark bullinghamcredibly calm. that translates through to the players and she is a brilliant tactician as well. we have seen how she's moved formations from one to another and transformed this team in the tournament. in the premier league, michael olise's move to chelsea looked like a done deal — but it turns out, he'll be staying in south london. the winger has signed a new four year deal with crystal palace — just two days on from chelsea reportedly activating olise's release clause of £35 million. the frenchmanjoined from reading on a five—year—deal in 2021 but was in chelsea's youth system before leaving aged 1a. is the best possible news we could have, as we have been concerned, it is a concern when a club of chelsea's stature take interest in a player, it suggests a move to them would be the best bet. i had always hoped that would not be the case and that michael would realise that at such a young age is future here is very bright and we can help them move quickly to another level if that's goin

the fa chief executive mark bullingham told us today that that will be resolved after the tournament. clearly being matched by engagement in the women's game. since their triumph at the euros last summer, there's been a 140% increase in participation among girls under 16. that's the highest year—on—yearfigure recorded. there's a 53% increase in females aged 16 and over getting involved, and that equates to 2.3 million more women and girls playing football compared to the season before. on top of that, attendance at women's super league games went up by i72%. the average crowd per game—week almost tripled, access to bigger stadiums helping with that. 0ur sports editor dan roan has been speaking to the fa women's technical director kay cossington about what's been a remarkable year for the lionesses after winning the euros last summer. i thought last summer was the emotional part, but this is even more so. i think it's an incredibly proud moment, knowing these players since they eight, nine, ten and watching them grow and evolve. it's really proud moment, and i'm honoured to be a part o

i mean, even for chief executive mark bullingham here says that he goes , oh yeah, no says that he goesl. equal pay is a long term goal. we've turned into we've all turned into communists. then he admits we've all turned into commua sts. then he admits we've all turned into commua disproportionate admits there's a disproportionate revenue and quite a big revenue and it's quite a big gap. there it is. i mean, why gap. so there it is. i mean, why have we got this thing about equal pay? but why the equal pay? but why can't the women's be a different women's game just be a different game? it always have to game? why does it always have to be the men's? it's be compared to the men's? it's its game. let it develop. its own game. let it develop. it's oh, to get as it's like, oh, we need to get as much but it's just way much as men, but it's just way behind, how it behind, man. that's just how it is for now. yeah well, think is for now. yeah well, i think oddly, i, i enjoy. >> shall watch game >> i shall watch the game tomorrow. enjoy watching top tomorrow. i enjoy watching top level, top level

mark bullingham together. fa, he was asked the question, know, would there question, you know, would there be a possibility that she could then the men's side? then take over the men's side? he's not going to go. no, no. he's not going to go. no, no. he's going to say, well, of course it's a possibility. so then everybody would jump on it and oh, she's to be and go, oh, she's going to be the bench. and go, oh, she's going to be the bench . it's very the next bench. it's very unlikely. then also, unlikely. but then also, the other that said i'd be other thing that he said i'd be interested what think interested in what you think about say that it's about this and to say that it's well, it's disrespectful. it's not a step up. we don't see as a step to men's game. now step up to the men's game. now that is where would say that that is where i would say it be. it would be. >> you see, that's where i don't think fair. think that's fair. >> okay. there i would. i'll give you that. but we've spent so time that. so mu

mark bullingham and he is saying that it was never on the cards that it was never on the cards that prince, on sunday. watching, i'm told, on sunday. >> okay. >> okay. >> well, so >> okay. >>weu, >> well, like so many millions of will, too, that it for the of us will, too, that it for the moment. stay with us here gb moment. stay with us here on gb news. more come . the news. much more to come. the temperatures rising , boxt solar, temperatures rising, boxt solar, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hi there. >> hi there. >> it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast. another fine day for most of us and feeling warm where we get some sunshine coming through. >> won't be entirely sunny >> it won't be entirely sunny though, and won't be entirely though, and it won't be entirely dry. will the odd dry. there will be the odd shower , mostly for scotland and shower, mostly for scotland and for much of the rest of the country. we've got high pressure in place that's keeping things settled, the high pressure moving bit to the east with moving a bit to the east wi