thanks, olly.england's record goal—scorer says goodbye to the premier league, as everton confirmed they've reached an agreement for wayne rooney tojoin mls side dc united. he'll officially complete his move when the us mid—season transfer windown opens in july. there's no transfer fee, but the deal is worth £10 million, meaning he becomes the highest paid player in dc united's history. he leaves the premier league as its second highest goal—scorer with 208 goals, bettered only by alan shearer. tennis and fresh from downing andy murray at eastbourne yesterday british number one kyle edmund is battling for a place in the semi final where he's facing mikhail kukushkin. it's the first time these two have ever met on court, but edmund battled back from a break down to take the opening set 7—5. kukushkin of kazakhstan has fought back though. he's won the second set to force a decider. the winner will face mischa zverev in the semi finals. meanwhile, the world number two, caroline wozniacki, is through to

. >> people are speculating what ollie said the traction control was turned off, obviously the roads are wet. you don't know what you are doing, can you quickly easily get a hand no, injuries to her or her passenger. now this next video wowed the crowd in issue. we have an american link in a limousine that appears to have made it with a belarusian tracker. >> there is a process of -- >> instead of hoping this thing would take a run through the mud, it simply did a couple parades around this dirt event. just to wow the crowd le justay that place has i. dangers of its own. so is this man. she a fire fighter, he is there after that. >> that? that's an >> marvel was hanging on the beach with her daughter. the alligator got washed up ashore. >> how? >> they're saltwater alligators. >> in mexico? okay now i'm never going in the water. >> are they investigated? >> no. >> where does it come from? it talks about the american crocodile. >> i don't think it's a gator. it's a crock dime. >> it looks like it has that bulbous nose. >> they are grown in venezuela. >> this one is in mexico. apparent

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hello, i'm olly foster live in moscow on the busy so far at the world cup, here's what's coming up on sportsday tonight. the 2018 world cup gets its first genuine shock as champions germany are beaten in their first game by mexico. alexander kolarov‘s classy free kick is the difference as serbia edge past costa rica. and just 2a hours away from england's opener against tunisia, gareth southgate‘s men arrive in volgograd in confident mood. the one to attack this tournament and we want to create chances and score goals. i'm hugh ferris, also coming up in the programme: johanna konta loses the match and her temper in the final of the nottingham open. you are making decisions that affect

that was ollie foster in moscow. let's get more on spain, we touched on it in his report. preparations for their opening match against portugal continuing, and alex capstick has been with the spanish squad in sochl under normal circumstances this would be a routine bit of fine tuning for the spanish team ahead of their opening match against portugal. but as we know the situation is very different following the sudden and totally unexpected departure of julian robert eddy. standing on the edge is the new coach, fernando pereira. he has been in thejob the new coach, fernando pereira. he has been in the job forjust over 2a

that was ollie foster in moscow. let's get more on spain, we touched on it in his report.their opening match against portugal continuing, and alex capstick has been with the spanish squad in sochl under normal circumstances this would be a routine bit of fine tuning for the spanish team ahead of their opening match against portugal. but as we know the situation is very different following the sudden and totally unexpected departure of julian robert eddy. standing on the edge is the new coach, fernando pereira. he has been in thejob the new coach, fernando pereira. he has been in the job forjust over 2a hours and says, perhaps not surprisingly, he is not going to change row much. sergio ramos was sitting alongside him in the press conference, and he said that despite personal feelings, the team conference, and he said that despite personalfeelings, the team has conference, and he said that despite personal feelings, the team has to stick together, and they are determined to go on and do well in this competition. the spanish federation took a big gamble, sacking the coach. i

hello this is sportsday i'm olly foster, live in moscow. it's been a great start for the hosts at the world cup. russia are the lowest ranked team in the tournament but they rise to the occasion and hit five past saudi arabia. russia on target, what about england, we'll have the latest from the team camp, still four days away from their opening match. and i'm sarah mulkerrins, away from the world cup. anguish for 2011 champion rory mcilroy in high winds at the us open. he shoots a ten over par first round of 80 at shinnecock hills. and johanna konta continues her winning run on grass, with victory at the nottingham open hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm olly foster. one match down 63 to go and what a start for hosts, the luznikhi stadium is still [it up here behind me and russia lit up this world cup with a result that noone really saw coming. first we had an opening ceremony. robbie williams took centre stage, vladimir putin gave a speech welcoming the world and promising a feast of football, his team came good on that thrashing saudi ar

he's in rubber boots and you know-- traditional garb, learning to ollie. yes, it's amazing.me that's one of the most eemxciting ts of the growth of skateboarding, is that it will be-- it will be in places like those, and it's an open canvas to them, they don't-- thedon't have this history, they don't know what the cool trick of the week is. a so they just do it in their own style. and that was me. i mean, you know, i-- i grew up one-- near one of the last remaining skatepark there were only a handful of us thawere skating there, but it gave me everything. >> reporterand even at 50, after all the contests, accolades, and broken bones, he says that feeling is still there. >> i still try new tricks all the time. and the tricks i'm trying-- yes, i'm 50 and-- and that might se absurd, but i've sort of shifted my style into a way of skating thatk isn't so high-rd so much high impact. but i will never quit skating. maybe even in ten years you'll just find me carving around in my backyard-- maybe camera, but that's where you'll find me. >> sreenivasan: many of the migrants crossing

hello, i'm olly foster live in moscow on the busy so far at the world cup, here's what's coming up onday tonight. the 2018 world cup gets its first genuine shock as champions germany are beaten in their first game by mexico. alexander kolarov‘s classy free kick is the difference as serbia edge past costa rica. and just 2a hours away from england's opener against tunisia, gareth southgate‘s men arrive in volgograd in confident mood. the one to attack this tournament and we want to create chances and score goals. i'm hugh ferris, also coming up in the programme: johanna konta loses the match and her temper in the final of the nottingham open. you are making decisions that affect oui’ you are making decisions that affect our lives you understand that? do you fully understand that? and we'll have the latest from the final round of the us open... where the field is a little less frustrated after good evening, i'm olly foster live in moscow and it seems the world cup has had it's first genuine shock. we have seen one of the great world cup shocks. germany have not lost their opening world c

that's it from me for now — let's head back to moscow and olly foster.e last team into the quarterfinals. let's speak to our sports correspondent david ornstein at reppinojust outside st petersburg hi david, there has been this debate, that defeat against the belgians could knock england off their stride even though they have landed in the soft side of the draw, is there any sense that the atmosphere has changed at all? noi no i actually think they are as strong as ever. they had a rest day yesterday and some of the images coming out of the camp on the fa social media site suggested a happy camper indeed. today they were back in full training for the first time since the belgian defeat on thursday. just from the 15 minutes of open training where the media are allowed in to witness what is going on, i sensed a real step up in intensity from previous training sessions. also a lot more focus and even when we were moved out of the training ground then, you could hear the players training anyway that i do think they have been training before. they realise now

that's it from me, back to olly foster in moscow. many thanks indeed.obably hear a samba and behind me at street level entertaining the crowd, still leaving the luzhniki stadium after being royally entertained by the hosts. russia 5—0 winners against saudi arabia. we really didn't see that coming at all. what will tomorrow's games bring as they come thick and fast in this 21st fifa world cup. on the second day we have three matches, the first one is fascinating, on bbc, 1pm kick off in the central stadium at ekaterinburg, egypt against uruguay. will it be mo salah who we hear is fit, against luis suarez? that will be followed by morocco against iran. and then portugal spain, in disarray, who only yesterday sacked their head coachjulen lopetegui. only yesterday sacked their head coach julen lopetegui. how only yesterday sacked their head coachjulen lopetegui. how will one of the favourites react to the news? that is all to come tomorrow, sportsday at 6:30pm will come from red square, we return to our home for the rest of this world cup. but from moscow t

the bbc‘s olly foster is in moscow. hello. many thanks.he world cup, and we're still waiting for our first goalless draw. it's unbelievable, this has been such an predictable world cup. difficult games to call, shock results, but no goalless draws and long may it last. we thought we we re and long may it last. we thought we were going to get one in st petersburg, in that brazil versus costa rica game. brazil, so frustrated by the costa ricans, who we re frustrated by the costa ricans, who were quarterfinalists four years ago when the world cup was in brazil, but costa rica are going home, because brazil finally got two goals to keep their heads above water in group e, in injury time. nick pa rrott group e, in injury time. nick parrott reports. its football's greatest stage but many of its star names have so far failed to live up to their billing. take neymar, whose scores a goal every other game for brazil but was shackled for much of this match. costa rica's dog—ea red shackled for much of this match. costa rica's dog—eared defending mean

thank you very much, olly foster in moscow.outh africa won the toss and chose to bat and were 197—3 at one stage, but england's bowlers rallied and the tourists were eventually bowled out for 228. katherine brunt took three wickets and laura marsh two. england need 229 to win. johanna konta has reached her first semi—final since wimbledon last year. she's beaten dalila jakupovic at the nottingham open. the british number one, who has had a disappointing season so far, recovered from a break down to take the first set and then improved further to win in straight sets. 6—4, 6—2 the final score. she'll face donna vekic in the semis. the croatian beat her in the final last year it's another day of difficult weather conditions at the us open, but the world number one dustinjohnson is proving up to the challenge. he was one of four players including england's ian poulter to share the overnight lead on one under par, but the american has picked up two more shots today to lead outright. poulter tees off just after 6.30 pm uk time. that

let's go live to olly foster in moscow. being it has been a testing day for germany.e other team you we re germany. yes, and the other team you were referring to, brazil as well. ifa man were referring to, brazil as well. if a man emerging from the opening round of matches, four days into this world cup, 11 matches we have seen, is that you just cannot predict the results. germany, the reigning champions, losing the opening match at this world cup to mexico, they are a fine team and straightaway you can see they were so straightaway you can see they were so up the list and so much better as well. germany losing an opening match at a world cup for the first time since 1982. the reigning champions, absolutely stunned and wondering which direction to go when next, because they need so much improvement. here is adam wild. in moscow, a little taste of mexico. always some of the world cup ‘s more fla m boya nt always some of the world cup ‘s more flamboyant visitors, the reigning champion seemingly do little to quell the excitement. on the field, it was a little different,

if you've spent the entire day watching football, ollie from masco still has more to come.alcony in the shadow of saint basil's cathedral. quite a few icelandic fans back in the centre of town and after that amazing draw against argentina. i'm sure we will still see them out all little bit later. high time we get to the england team campjust outside saint petersburg, dan rowan is there. that evening, we understand that gareth southgate has given his chosen 11 a tap on the shoulder today's out, letting them know they will start against tunisia. a lot of chat about this, is ita tunisia. a lot of chat about this, is it a good or bad thing? would players prefer to know in advance? the risk is that it leaks out and everybody knows, including the opposition? that's the downside, although you may remember bob —— rob green said recently that he did not like it back in 2010, left until a couple of hours until that first match against the united states to let him know that be starting for his country. it depends on the player, some would like more notice than that, and when it comes

back now to olly in moscow. thanks, hugh.inst argentina and their world cup debut. their opening match amazing. how are england doing? i know they will all have been watching that, just itching to get going tomorrow. but for now, they're still just outside get going tomorrow. but for now, they're stilljust outside saint petersburg, where david ornstein is. david, i know thatjordan pickford was possessed of everyone, they were all celebrating that big win for him. but will he be celebrating now? will he be one of those players who has found out, got the knock rooftop on the shoulderfrom has found out, got the knock rooftop on the shoulder from gareth southgate that they are in against to his yeah? welcome back to the gulf of finland, a picture of calm, no thunder claps here. but in the distance behind me in the dense forest, england are getting ready forest, england are getting ready for their final sleep before departing for a photograph. and today, they trained behind close doors, that is the first time they been able to enj

the bbc‘s olly foster is following all the action in moscow. olly.he united kingdom. it isa are like here in the united kingdom. it is a panama hat trick for harry kane. they lots of goals in their in those results. 13 games into this world cup tournament, 32 to ditch to go. this is the half wasted. we are still waiting for it are first goalless draw. we have never seen an english result like that. that is their biggest winning margin at any competitive tournament. harry kane's was taken to the top of the rest of the golden boot, as well. that is secondary to getting into the knockout stage. they drag belgian through with them, as well. there's a renewed sense of optimism around this england team, not only in the squad but amongst the fans as well. an opening win over tunisia meant victory over panama would seal a last 16 spot for the three lions. the good mood got even better when john stones headed in the opening goal after eight minutes. a penalty followed and england's captain stepped up to make it two. the fluency in their play continued and man

hello, i'm olly foster, live in moscow. this is sportsday at the world cup.are your headlines: it's "allez les bleus" — france are through to the last 16, but peru are simply blue. they'll be going home early. the socceroos keep themselves alive. another var penalty sees them draw aaginst denmark. join me, david ornstein, for the latest from the england camp, where all the talk today has been about a lea ked tea m all the talk today has been about a leaked team sheet. i'm sarah mulkerrins at the bbc sport centre. also coming up on the programme: bat dominates ball again, as england start chasing australia's 310 in the latest 0di at durham. and no playing second fiddle for stradivarius, as he wins the ascot gold cup. plenty to pack in tonight, but we'll start with events it's day eight, and we are bracing for ourselves for the big match, argentina against croatia. we'll get to that later. we've had to macro results, back—to—back matches in group c. france and denmark with the chance to book a place in the last 16 at the world cup with a game to spare. denmark

let's cross to olly foster in moscow for the latest. olly. many thanks indeed.st day of this tournament so far. the matches coming thick and fast. we have three or four date for the next couple of weeks as it gets through the group stages. some incredible games today. drama everywhere you look. we saw france beat australia 2-1 with look. we saw france beat australia 2—1 with video technology coming to the forefront. denmark beat a very, very upset rude team in their first world cup finals for 36 years. —— per routine. we have that much ongoing at the moment between croatia and nigeria for the details of that in a moment. tonight here in moscow on saturday, iceland, they are the toast of every fan here, the smallest nation at this tournament. they are making their world cup debut. everyone surely had written off against argentina but, my word, they dug deep. it is a famous, famous draw. it was a game he expected to win, and easy looking opener on paperfor expected to win, and easy looking opener on paper for argentina but expected to win, and easy looking opener

hello im olly foster live in moscow on day 2 at the world cup.s what's coming up on sportsday tonight. uruguay leave it late but find a way past egypt — and salah has to sit and watch. the bouhaddouz blues... a late morrocan own goal gives iran their first world cup win in 20 years. the group b big guns face each other in the next half an hour. after their troubled build up spain take on portugal. and with the latest england camp as their opening match fast road shows. i'm katharine downes and away from the world cup. down to the decider — england's women are chasing victory in their one day series against south africa. and can dj — go all the way? the world number one is out in front at the us open. lots to get through tonight but we'll start with the action and the first of three matches today which saw egypt taking on uruguay in group a, a tale of liverpool strikers past and present of course with mo salah due to face luis suarez. the match was played in ekaterinburg, the most easterly venue in this world cup, nearly 900 miles east of moscow —

hello, i'm olly foster, live in moscow, this is sportsday at the world cup. headlines. the hosts are having a party, two wins out of two and they are all but certain of a place in the last 16, as for the pharoah‘s, they sphinx it's all over group h hasjoined the party, we've now seen all 32 teams in action, senegal start with a win and so too japan and i'm tim hague in the bbc sport centre. also coming up. england not only win their one day series against australia with two games to spare. they smash a world record 481 runs in the process. and, murray makes it back onto court for the first time since wimbledon 2017. but his return ends in defeat. hello and welcome to sportsday. good evening, moscow is noisy tonight, car horns blaring, and this will be replaicated in towns and cities across the nation, because the host are all but certain of reaching the last 16, something that couldn't dare to think about coming into this tournament. they beat egypt 3—1 in st petersburg, even though the pharoahs had their star man back jim lumsden reports. the russians have b

hello, i'm olly foster live in moscow. this is sportsday on day eight of the world cup.na may need another hand of god. progress to the last 16 is out of their hands after they are torn apart by croatia. it's allez les bleu, france are through to the last 16 but peru are simply blue. they'll be going home early. i'm tim hague at the bbc sport centre, i'll have the day's sport away from the world cup, including... another victory for england's cricketers. four odi matches played against australia, 4—0 to england. evening, we all thought that argentina would get over that opening blip of a draw against iceland, but today they unravelled against croatia. argentina's fans decended on nizny novgorod, and left it in despair. the manner of their 3—0 defeat hints at perhaps greater issues within the argentina camp, tactcs and selection that only seems to make lionel messi look so ordinary. croatia are through to the last 16, argentinas world cup could be over inside a week. adam wild reports. cast your eye around those in blue and white, it isn't too hard to see upon whom there

back now to olly in moscow.f against tunisia in only around 7 minutes. and there's news to bring you about disciplinary proceedings by fifa against the mexican fa after reports of homophobic chants by some fans during their win over germany. it's a sour note after that incredible victory. some homophobic chanting was heard and mexico have been warned many times in past for their behaviour of theirfans at times in past for their behaviour of their fans at previous world cups and so fifa are looking into that. there is a fantastic section for all foreign fans, dimple house, just across the road from us here and the man who heads that up, i asked them earlier about the fifa proceedings and those claims of homophobic chanting? many ways to be perceived andi chanting? many ways to be perceived and i agree that if it is perceived, if they have already been advised that we should not do it, we shouldn't, we should be respectful. not necessarily to try to insult somebody but we've been asked many times and! somebody but

hello, i'm olly foster live in moscow, this is sportsday at the world cup, these are our headlines.the rescue. argentina were minutes away from going out, but they are into the last 16 iceland came close themsleves but croatia pinched a late winner to top the group. we've had our fisrt gaoless draw. france and denmark both sealing their passage from group with a game that will be quickly forgotten evening, we'll start in st petersberg, where argentina used their get ofjail free card. they had to win against nigeria and hope that the other result in group d went their way. lionel messi said we knew god was with us and wasn't going to let us go out. messi finally looked like messi at this tourbament, and we'll get to see him again. patrick gearey reports. inafew in a few days argentina's mood has gone from misery, to mutate to frenzy. settle on one help, the man who spends his world cup in close—up was this his last stand for his country? everyone was watching an barfora country? everyone was watching an barfor a crucial country? everyone was watching an bar for a crucial second to th

and that is all from sportsday with me tim hague and olly foster in moscow too.for watching, and coming up in a moment, it's the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster and writer, mihir bose, and the senior political correspondent for the times, lucy fisher. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the financial times reports jitters on global markets over fears of a trade war between the united states and china. the telegraph says the culture secretary thinks children should have their mobile phones taken off them at the school gate. the guardian leads with the head of gchq warning that they provide intelligence that all of europe needs, and that he hoped this would continue after brexit and the times goes with the same story, as well as reporting that rank and file police officers are asking for cannabis laws to be re—written so a varied set of front pages. let's look at some of them in a bit more depth. with me are the broadcaster and writer, mihir bose, let's start wit

i'm olly foster, live in moscow. are our headlines tonight: cristiano ronaldo, the world player of the year, has lit up the world cup with a hat trick against spain. there's heartbreak for mo salah and egypt as uruguay win with a later goal and there's also a win for iran. and we'll get the latest from the england camp three days before the start of their world cup. i'm azi farni in the bbc sport centre. away from the world cup. can dj go all the way? the world number one is out in front at the us open. and tammy beaumont inspires england to a seven wicket win to take the series against south africa. hello and welcome to sportsday. hello welcome to the programme. the world cup is well and truly up and running after a sensational match between 2010 world champions spain and the current european champions portugal in sochi tonight. spain, who sacked their coach julen lopetegui just two days before their first match looked on course for a thrilling victory but they were thwarted by that man, cristiano ronaldo. nick parr

ollie for studies in moscow. what happened? ollie for studies in moscow. what happened ?throughout this world cup. they started off with a defeat to mexico and then they scraped a win against sweden. they were in the position today against south korea where a win would have got them through at mexico's expense as the other game unfolded. germany were so poor and cause as sweden unfolded. germany were so poor and cause 3s sweden were unfolded. germany were so poor and cause as sweden were beating mexico 3-0, cause as sweden were beating mexico 3—0, germany newly had to chase the game, they were drawing against south korea. south korea, on the break with two time goals and the first thing they have gone home this only at a world cup. back to 1938 when it was just a straight knockout when it was just a straight knockout when they actually faltered at the first stage and now the postmortem stats, exactly what went wrong. a lot of fingers being pointed at the manager who was perhaps a little bit too loyal to some of the players that saw them win the last world cup but he chopp

let's head back and join olly foster in moscow. many thanks. why the streets are so quiet behind me, the streets are so quiet behind me, the whole of the kremlin and red square area and st basil ‘s cathedral has been sealed off because there was this gala concert under way with vladimir putin in attendance, plus the world's greatest concert pianists, sopranos and opera singers all taking part. that is the noise, the tinkling piano you can hear behind me the streets were full of fans from all 32 nations. the argentinians were in full voice. finally tonight, no tournament is really complete without a world cup song — remember back home, three lions and world in motion? vindaloo wasn't bad either. but this year, there is no official offering from england. however, there is a song — and a dance — which has been grabbing attention on social media and now england players have been getting in on the act. here's dele alli, jesse lingard and others with the stick song from the cbeebies show hey duggee. # kick, kick, kick, kick, kick, kick, kick, kick ki

i'm olly foster, live in moscow, this is sportsday at the world cup.dlines on day 10. we've seen five goals for belgium, made in england, as hazard, lu ka ku and batshuayi overpower tunisia, and it's england next for the belgians. gareth southgates teama hve arrived in nizhny novgorod for their match against panama tomorrow. we'll head their live shortly. i'm holly hamilton at the bbc sport centre. i'll have the rest of the days sport, including: an historic win for ireland, as they claim their first series victory over australia in nearly four decades. and england's losing streak finally comes to an end with victory over the springboks in the third test in durban. hello there. welcome to moscow, red square, the kremlin. it states and at the world cup. we arty have a couple results and a little bit later germany, well, they tend to be curtains for them because ask —— after mexico got another win i'm a germany and not now, the reigning champions, afford to lose against sweden down in sochl to lose against sweden down in sochi. we will bring you all the

i'm olly foster — here in moscow all the action including brazil

olly foster's in moscow for us.ctly the way from the world cup final in moscow, england have taken a step towards that. one they couldn't manage four years ago in brazil, but they have qualified for the knockout stages. that is after they thrashed panama, 61 the final score. “— they thrashed panama, 61 the final score. —— 6—1. the captain harry kane scored a hat—trick as well. there is a renewed sense of optimism among the squad and defence. a victory over tunisia means a victory over panama would seal a last 16 spot. the mood got even better when john stones headed in the opening goal after six minutes. a penalty followed and england's captain stepped up to make it two. the fluency in their play continued and manchester united's jesse fluency in their play continued and manchester united'sjesse lingard added a third. harry kane finished with a hat—trick as he scored his teens sixth. before panama got their first ever world cup goal. —— thiems. but it is england celebrating making the knockout stages. so that thumpi

history that three matches on the same day had this scoreline, and wrapping everything up from moscow is ollyr. it's another noisy night you're in moscow, russia have been partying to the last 2a hours. knowing they were as good as through but now it's official. that is after the result official. that is after the result of the other game, uruguay winning. morocco in group d were beaten by portugal 1— you'll hear in moscow. the matchwinner had to be cristiano ronaldo. spain also beat iran enjoyed the portuguese at the top of that group. bought for even a ball was kicked, morocco were trying to keep cristiano ronaldo quiet. portugal's star man at his ruthless best, the 85th goal of his international career, more than any other your opinion in history. but for portugal's bands, that is where the excitement ended. morocco were the excitement ended. morocco were the better side but all their opportunities, they couldn't take any. the africans became the first tea m any. the africans became the first team to leave russia, and morocco had been ronaldoed. spanish fans know about that. they were poor

hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm olly. to shred the nerves of their players and supportes the final round of group games to see who gets through to the knockout round. groups a and b have been decided... dramatic in their own ways. we will get to group a in a minute, but what we do know is on the last 16. that we are going to get the knockout ties of portugal against uruguay and spain against russia... with all the drama in group b in how portugal and spain got out of that group. ...just alex guklrajani reports. i wasn't spain's future and the world cup resting his hands. it years ago they won this competition, two of them combined that gave him an opening that nobody saw coming. he is putting morocco in front! thankfully for spain, they woke up and got them back on level terms. remember a draw would be enough for them to progress. morocco playing for pride, there will be in for a battle. eventually, another breakthrough came. what a fantastic goal! with time ticking away, spain conjured up some magic. on the pretty assist

olly foster has been across the action for us, where the hosts were finally humbled.k could have guessed that this week would have been full of drama, full on, with 16 matches packed into four days a. we see the eight routes completed. on monday, groups a and group b came to a head, fairly straightforward. russia found out by uruguay, the host knocked off the top of that group, both knew that they were going through but what we saw in group d. it should have been straightforward for portugal and spain. they only needed draws, but they came so close to blowing it. with all the details, here is boston halewood. the outcome wasjust as expected, portugal and spain through to the last 16. journey was anything but easy. it was the moment all of portugal thought their teamwork through to the knockout stage of. magic from ricardo quaresma, if only it was that simple. after ronaldo had a penalty saved frustrations boiled over. va are showing an incident off the ball, but the referee only showing yellow. made in the second half, the iranians were handed a lifeline, in a game do

hello, i'm olly foster live in moscow. this is sportsday at the world cup, these are our headlines.ane's panama hatrick helps england through to the last 16. they thrash panama with a record world cup score. we wouldn't swap them for anyone in the tournament. in terms of number nines, i think that you know that when he gets opportunities, he will bury them. who could england face in the knockout stage? could be senegal orjapan. they've drawn 2—all in group h. i'm in the bbc sports centre with the rest of the sport. with butler bouncing as england secure an historic series win over australia. hamilton wins in france as title rival sebastien vettel falters. welcome to sportsday live from moscow at the world cup. 31 games into this tournament, and we still haven't seen a goalless draw. there has never been a world cup like it. it's been a record, this run of goals game after game after game after game. and we have never seen an england result at a major championship like the one we saw a little bit earlier. a record win for them at a major championship thrashing panama 6—1. let'sjoin o

i'm olly foster live in moscow, this is sportsday at the world cup, these these are our headlines.n kazan. the reigning champions are heading home, the first time germany have faikled to get out of a world cup group. —— have failed to get out of a world cup group. but no such problems for 5—time champins brazil, they stroll past serbia to reach the last 16. and i'm hugh woozencroft in the bbc sport centre with the rest of the day's sports news. kyle edmund shows andy murray what he's lacking as the two—time winner ponders a return to wimbledon this year? and jos buttler leads the way as england see off australia and their one off p 20 international at edgbaston. good evening, germany are heading home, their world cup lasting just ten days. the four time champions, four times runners up were beaten by south korea 2—0 as sweden beat mexico in the other group f match, both those teams progress. joachim loew, germany's head coach wished them well and admitted that his side din't deserve to go further in the competition patrick geraey reports. this just thisjust did not look this just d

and olly foster has been watching on from moscow.has been a frantic four days here in russia with 16 games to decide all of those groups but now we know the line—up for the last 16, the knockout stage of the world cup. colombia are in there after knocking out senegal. colombia's reward for finishing top of group h, a match against england. japan also made it out of that group and will face belgium ina out of that group and will face belgium in a really tough side of the draw. our correspondent reports. flying the flag of a continent, senegal were carrying the weight of africa on their shoulders. against colombia they had the better of the first half, their team bringing the chances, their fans bringing first half, their team bringing the chances, theirfans bringing the colour. around the stands, they were not filled with the same enthusiasm but after the break shoal poland shook things up, jan bednarek hammering in. already out of the competition, the fans finally had something to celebrate. japan had been top of the group. as it sto

olly foster wraps up the action from moscow. there is a sense of shock across the world cup.st the 3—0 defeat of argentina, but the opening draw against iceland was not a blip either. they unravelled against croatia. qualification for the last 16 is now amazingly out of their hands. one team reached the knockout stage with a game to spare, france, defeating peru. denmark could have joined them, but australia held them up. aguero and lionel messi. two of the best forwards. on the international stage, they struggled for support. missing the opennet, peres. click to see. the worst came at the back. in the end, argentina was so poor at the back. in the end, argentina was so poor it was hard to watch. it only got worse. this was magnificent. ivan added the gloss. croatia, through. the mighty argentina, fallen, and relying on others. the passion of peru has made itself known. but one mistake was all it took. france pounced on a loose ball. still, the south americans pressed, denied only by the woodwork. that is as close as they came. the first world cup in 36 yea rs they came. the

olly foster has been watching on from moscow.me pressure, admitted they didn't deserve to win the world cup again, didn't even deserve to reach the last 16, he says. that's the general consensus. their 2—0 defeat to south korea means their

i'm olly foster live in moscow, this is sportsday at the world cup, these these are our headlines.s on the night to belgium, but has that made the world cup any easier to win. it's colombia next for gareth southagte‘s side. that's after they knocked out senegal! and i'm will perry in the bbc sport centre with the rest of the day's sports news. from merseyside to mls, rooney leaves everton for america. and, as he prepares for wimbledon, british number one kyle edmund is beaten in the eastbourne quarter—finals. good evening. welcome along to sports day in moscow. england's world cup path has been set. they are heading here to moscow to face colombia next tuesday in the last 16. they lost to belgium on the night and it was not particularly pretty but there were 17 changes between both teams because of course both sides knew they could already progress. in a moment we will hopefully go live and speak to our sports reporter at the stadium. but first let's hear the story of the game. now for something completely different. a surreal scenario of two shovel teams about to play a game where

france in the knockout stages after playing out a goalless draw — the first of the tournament, and ollyter has been watching. we're had another one of those walcott knights here in russia. argentina had just minutes left before they would be packing their bags to home, before a winner extended their stand not doubt nigeria. —— stay and knocked out nigeria. —— stay and knocked out nigeria. it was almost unthinkable. argentina lose and they were out of the world cup. in lionel messi's pursuit of greatness, now was the time and he did not disappoint. after too much weight, the magician announced himself in russia. belief, but just as argentina announced himself in russia. belief, butjust as argentina finally look like a force going forward, a mistake at the back, a call for a foul, the ball fell to victor moses. pressure, what pressure? bat 1700 kilometres away, another penalty almost spoiled croatia's party. iceland drew level field goal from gylfi sigurdsson on the spot. the challenge eventually melted. croatia winning it. back in saint petersburg, twirling argentina were on the brink. i

but the biggest shock arguably was russia, and wrapping everything up from moscow is olly foster.to the world cup, we have now seen all 32 nations in action and the hosts, russia, have also taken a massive step towards the knockout stages. there are 3—1win over regent puts them at the top of groupa over regent puts them at the top of group a with six points and all but assures them a place in the last 16. all -- assures them a place in the last 16. all —— group h alsojoin the party, victories for senegal and japan. austin halewood has the best of the action starting with joy the hosts in saint petersburg. even with a 5— nilwin, in saint petersburg. even with a 5— nil win, you rated russia's chances but the hosts aren't there to make up but the hosts aren't there to make up the numbers. deflecting in to ta ke up the numbers. deflecting in to take the lead. then scoring, before the victory was sealed with a brilliant solo effort. even the great mo salah couldn't rescue egypt, despite a late penalty. russia now almost guaranteed a place in the last 16. colombia injapan finally got th

i'm olly foster in mosocw on day seven of the world cup.e their luck against iran, but a win means that group b will be going down to the wire. ronaldo is a record breaker as another goal keeps the portuguese captain out in front in the race for the golden boot, and it also means moroccoa are going home eraly. —— early. and a win for uruguay against saudi arabia puts them and hosts russia through to the second round, while the saudis and egypt are out. i'm tim hague at the bbc sport centre. i'll have the day's sport away from the world cup including. england's women break the t20 world record on the way to victory against south africa in the tri—series in taunton. good evening, and welcome to sportsday. another noisy night here in moscow. we haven't had many goals, but a few wins, all of them 1—0. spain have theirfirst win at the tournament, edging past iran in the final match of the day in kazan. ben croucher reports. a moment to escape. gerard pique a rescued a stray bird from the pitch. if only he and his team—mates have been offered the

with all the latest, our man in moscow — here is olly foster.ee matches and three wins on monday at the world cup, the most dramatic of them came in volgograd, where harry kane came to england's rescue to beat tunisia in injury time. also a big win for belgium against panama in that group, and elsewhere sweden scraped to victory against south korea. our correspondent reports. a new generation and renewed hope for fans of english football, and just 11 minutes in, their nerves were put at ease. captain kane leading from the front. just as england started to relax into the game, a mistake came. an elbow from kyle walker giving away a penalty, ferjani sassi co mforta bly away a penalty, ferjani sassi comfortably slotting it away. but as england toiled, desperately, for a penalty of their own, it wasn't until injury time that the breakthrough came. another corner, and another kane winner. hope restored for england and their fans, just. for the people of panama, it was time to party. a debut for their tea m was time to party. a debut for their team on

olly foster has been watching on from moscow.many's head coach, joachim low, who is now under extreme pressure, admitted they didn't deserve to win the world cup again, didn't even deserve to reach the last 16, he says. that's the general consensus. their 2—0 defeat to south korea means their world cup as lasted just ten days in russia as mexico and sweden go through in that group. no dramas in the other group played on wednesday, brazil and switzerland progressing, as austin halewood reports. almost impossible to comprehend. in a tournament of shocks it was one of the biggest in football history. geminid out in the group stage for the first time to since 1938. before kick—off, all four teams could still make it through. but another flat and tired performance at the champions back. goretzka going close but denied by a brilliant save. not good enough. while germany languished in kazan, 1000 kilometres away in ekaterinburg, sweden did all they needed to against mexico's. a 3—0 hammering enough to guarantee their spotin hammering en

olly foster wraps up the action from moscow.

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