chanting ollie watkins, ollie watkins, ollie watkins _ watkins.ue by trying to assess spain. someone who can talk in detail about the spanish football team's performance in this tournament is semra hunter, a spanish football journalist. she joins us from barcelona. we are getting excited here in england, you want to pop the balloon, don't you?— england, you want to pop the balloon, don't you? well, if! had m wa , balloon, don't you? well, if! had my way. then _ balloon, don't you? well, if! had my way. then yes. _ balloon, don't you? well, if! had my way, then yes, of— balloon, don't you? well, if! had my way, then yes, of course. - balloon, don't you? well, if! had my way, then yes, of course. i i balloon, don't you? well, if! had i my way, then yes, of course. i think the excitement we would like to keep ourselves. we are feeling very confident. that is something that has really changed over the last four weeks. has really changed over the last fourweeks. if has really changed over the last four weeks. if you asked me or any other football fan b

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i am rooting for ollie watkins as well. he has - ollie watkins as well.as. he started here in the under - the county, hasn't he? he has. he started here in the under“ - the county, hasn't he? he has. he started here in the under 11 is - the county, hasn't he? he has. he started here in the under 11 is at l started here in the under 11 is at the academy and earlier we were talking _ the academy and earlier we were talking to — the academy and earlier we were talking to the academy coach and apparently all of the younger players — apparently all of the younger players were absolutely ecstatic on wednesday and started saying to the coach, _ wednesday and started saying to the coach, "maybe that could be us in the future" — coach, "maybe that could be us in the future." so really inspiring. there _ the future." so really inspiring. there are — the future." so really inspiring. there are also a lot of young fancier — there are also a lot of young fancier this evening. we spoke to a couple _ fancier this evening. we spoke to a couple of— fancier this evening. w

when the super subs are on, _ that ollie watkins is now on? subs are on, palmer got a goal, 0llie watkins is next. and the super subs are on, palmer got a goal, ollie watkins is next. and how do ou goal, ollie watkins is next. and how do you think — goal, ollie watkins is next. and how do you think england _ goal, ollie watkins is next. and how do you think england have _ goal, ollie watkins is next. and how do you think england have been - do you think england have been playing so far?— do you think england have been -la in: sofar? ., , f playing so far? really well, they've made the right _ playing so far? really well, they've made the right decision _ playing so far? really well, they've made the right decision so - playing so far? really well, they've made the right decision so far. - playing so far? really well, they've made the right decision so far. we | made the right decision so far. we 'ust made the right decision so far. we just need — made the right decision so far. we just need to — made the right decision so far. we just need to h

i - you think of ollie watkins? i think he was on the _ you think of ollie watkins?hink he was on the bench but i - you think of ollie watkins? i think he was on the bench but i wanted | you think of ollie watkins? i think l he was on the bench but i wanted to come _ he was on the bench but i wanted to come on _ he was on the bench but i wanted to come on. ., ., i. . , ., come on. how would you celebrate if encland come on. how would you celebrate if england when _ come on. how would you celebrate if england when western _ come on. how would you celebrate if england when western mark? - come on. how would you celebrate if england when western mark? i - come on. how would you celebrate if england when western mark? i don'tj england when western mark? i don't know. able england when western mark? i don't know- able to _ england when western mark? i don't know. able to sing? _ england when western mark? i don't know. able to sing? dad, _ england when western mark? i don't know. able to sing? dad, you are . know. able to sing? dad, you are lettin: know. able to sing? dad

ollie watkins, that is wonderful! clock ticking towards 90 minutes, from the tightest of angles, the aston villa forward somehow found space, breaking dutch hearts. lost for words, really. when you score, there are emotions that come through your body, but this is a different feeling. and it was slow motion when i was running over to the boys and celebrating, and it was... oh, i didn't want to get off the pitch at the end because ijust wanted to soak it all in because it doesn't happen often, obviously. over breakfast in dortmund, a chance to relive a special night, particularly for oscar and dad stephen. genuinely one of the best moments of my life. we're massive villa fans. ollie watkins had a brilliant season and it is just the icing on the cake that he got the winner. you are staying in berlin. how much are you willing to part ways with a ticket to see history made? if my wife is watching, less than i am going to play. meanwhile, a personal and painful reminder of one of england's�*s most famous victories. of engl

ollie watkins, that is wonderful!i said to cole that we were both going to go on the pitch and he was going to set me up at half—time, and it happened. you know, i manifested it. as soon as he turned i knew to make the move. and from manifesting to this afternoon reminiscing, particularly for oscar and dad steve. genuinely one of the best moments of my life. we are massive villa fans, ollie watkins had a brilliant season and it'sjust the icing on the cake that he got the winner. how much are you willing to part ways with a ticket to see history made? if my wife's watching, less than i'm going to pay! two weeks ago, gareth southgate's side were labelled and lacklustre. his team selection and tactics were also criticised, placing him under severe pressure. however, the performance and result against the netherlands has changed all that. a remarkable turnaround and now real optimism, even from one of the most vocal critics. there'sjust too much talent there to kind . of keep underperforming. but even when they weren't pl

reluctant to make substitutions but he made a big call as the 90 minutes neared and on came palmer and ollie watkinse two substitutes that combined, palmer to watkins and england winning after scoring one minute and the injury time and long after, making fans and travel to berlin to take on spain in the final industry has been made, england's men reaching the finals for the first time on foreign soil. we are both going to go on the pitching _ soil. we are both going to go on the pitching he _ soil. we are both going to go on the pitching he was - soil. we are both going to go on the pitching he was going| soil. we are both going to go l on the pitching he was going to send me up at half—time and it happened and i manifested it and as soon as he turned, i knew to make the move and you do not get that opportunity very often and said to be greedy and take it after seeing you going to the bottom corner i don't think of it a ball that sweet before and obviously in such a special moment as well. so a brilliant win for england over the dutch, their strongest opponent so far at the tournament, in which it's

when ollie watkins this way.t minute of the game, i mean for him, what a personal achievement for him . a decade ago he was for him. a decade ago he was playing for weston super mare in the conference south on loan from exeter city and a decade later, he's just scored in the last minute of the game to send england to berlin to the second consecutive to. there well were consecutive to. there well were consecutive european championship final. i mean, it's such a story. it shows the importance, of course, of grassroots football, of being able to grow through the football pyramid and the support of players and the development there because of how many players and in england in the england squad have come through that of course, it was a bold decision from gareth southgate to take harry kane off you know, whenever. do you really take the captain off in a semi final? but harry kane was struggling a little bit with his footies, he said after the game, but hopefully he'll be fit as england head to berlin on sunday. >> th

ollie watkins, that is wonderful!angles, the aston villa forward somehow found space, breaking dutch hearts. i said to cole we were both going to go on the pitch and he was going to set me up, at half—time. and it happened, you know, i manifested it, and as soon as he turned, i knew to make the move. and from manifesting to this afternoon reminiscing, particularly for oscar and dad steve. genuinely one of the best moments of my life. we are massive villa fans, ollie watkins had a brilliant season, and it isjust the icing on the cake that he got the winner. how much are you willing to part ways with a ticket to see history made? if my wife's watching, less than i'm going to pay! meanwhile for barbek, a personal and painful reminder of one of england's most famous victories. the goal happened, limbs everywhere, it was crazy. | i thought it would be a good idea to get on a seat. - i then felt nose first _ onto the chair, broke my nose. two weeks ago, gareth southgate's side were labelled lacklustre. his team selection an

ollie watkins, that is wonderful! clock ticking towards 90 minutes, from the tightest of angles, the aston villa forward somehow found space, breaking dutch hearts. lost for words, really. when you score, there are emotions that come through your body, but this is just a different feeling. it was slow motion when i was running over to the boys and celebrating, and it was... oh, i didn't want to get off the pitch at the end because ijust wanted to soak it all in because it doesn't happen often, obviously. over breakfast in dortmund, a chance to relive a special night, particularly for oscar and dad stephen. genuinely one of the best moments of my life. we're massive villa fans. ollie watkins had a brilliant season and it is just the icing on the cake that he got the winner. you are staying until berlin. how much are you willing to part ways with a ticket to see history made? if my wife is watching, less than i am going to pay. he laughs. meanwhile, for a barback, a personal and painful reminder of one of england's most

substitute ollie watkins. yes, a special night, a memorable night for the england fans watching here in dortmund, many of whom will be making the trip now to berlin for a sunday's final against spain. tributes to the three women killed at their home in hertfordshire, as police captured the suspect wanted over the murder. the prime minister and president biden made for the first time at the white house. good morning. how much could our water bills go up in the next five years? yea rs 7 we get years? we get an update in an hour. years? we net an udate in an hour. we get an update in an hour. good morninu. we get an update in an hour. good morning- it — we get an update in an hour. good morning- it may — we get an update in an hour. good morning. it may be _ we get an update in an hour. good morning. it may be james - we get an update in an hour. good morning. it may be james allison's party, but it is debutant gus atkin who steals the show. good morning. a fairly cloudy start to the day. for many it will remain

how excited are you to see ollie watkins play?— how excited are you to see ollie l watkins play?hink of him? he _ watkins play? very excited. what do you think of him? he is _ watkins play? very excited. what do you think of him? he is amazing. i watkins play? very excited. what do | you think of him? he is amazing. you -la you think of him? he is amazing. you play football. — you think of him? he is amazing. you play football, too? _ you think of him? he is amazing. you play football, too? what _ you think of him? he is amazing. you play football, too? what does - you think of him? he is amazing. you play football, too? what does it i play football, too? what does it mean to have _ play football, too? what does it mean to have ollie _ play football, too? what does it mean to have ollie play? i- play football, too? what does it mean to have ollie play? i feell play football, too? what does it i mean to have ollie play? i feel more mean to have ollie play? ifeel more confident. if he didn't play, i would have felt like we were going to lose, but i feel confident. you think he wru—

cole palmer and ollie watkins come on. gareth southgate faced criticism at these euros. ng brought on watkins with extra time looming, once again the manager had been vindicated. once i saw him i thought, he's got legs, he's got a goal in him. so gareth knows best after all? i think so. we can't criticise him now. that's two euros finals in a row, you know. i and this time, will they do it? it's coming home, - what else can we say? i have a really good feeling about this one. england are on their way to berlin! and having knocked out the netherlands, england are now just one more win from ending their 58—year—long wait for silverware. spain have been the best team in the tournament, there's no question about that. and we have a day less to prepare, which makes it a lot harder. but we will enjoy tonight. but already as a coaching team we're thinking about preparing for that, that's how it is. hope you can enjoy it a bit. no, we will, don't worry. well, what a night here in dortmund. ollie watkins and these players have delivered quite simply one of the most important victo

this is where ollie watkins james. this is where ollie watkins grew up.you can see lots of fan seats, it is expected to be completely full, this evening. there are two big screens set up. of course, as you mentioned, ollie watkins made his debut in football at this very club in the academy in the under 11 is. at this very club in the academy in the under” is. he at this very club in the academy in the under 11 is. he is incredibly popular. it feels like a family, here. we have been walking around exeter today, and we have seen a few children with watkins shirts, we have seen his face on shop windows, clearly, everyone is extremely excited. on wednesday, the atmosphere was electric, apparently. everybody was chanting: that ollie watkins, he is one of our own. earlier i spoke to his former coach. i actually first coached ollie when he was 12. um, it was my first age group starting at the academy, and coached him for two years at that point. and he was just fantastic in terms of his character. really, really polite, humble young person. always had a smile on

ollie watkins, the england striker, is speaking in berlin. >> just a reminder, we'll have an embargo section at the end as well till 1030 anneliese ollie , well till 1030 anneliese ollie, congratulations for the goal of the other night. >> how has it been coming down? the emotions after something that dramatic ? that dramatic? >> yeah, it's been an unbelievable feeling, to be honest. >> one that i was, you know, i was, i was taken back by the goal was, i was taken back by the goal, but but also , i wasn't goal, but but also, i wasn't shocked that , i did that really, shocked that, i did that really, because i have full belief in myself. i knew when i was going onto the pitch that i was going to score, you know, i've, i manifested it, i had, worked very hard to get to that point. so, it's been an amazing feeling, but i'm not shocked . feeling, but i'm not shocked. >> that was kind of my next question after doing something like that, you said you manifested it, but does it give you even more belief heading into the final? you could have have a similar impact. >> yeah, definitely. i've g

ollie watkins was the hero of the night — somehow threading through the winner in the 90th minute.etherlands scored early before harry kane equalised from the penalty spot. england now play spain in sunday's final. the england manager, gareth southgate, has come in for a lot of criticism from fans for the team's style of play. speaking after the game, he said this result vindicated his tactics. he said this result i he said this result was really pleased with the quality i was really pleased with the quality of our play. it will be, i would quality of our play. it will be, iwould imagine, a long time since or if ever an english side had 60% of the ball against a side from the netherlands, so it shows that the more modern the way, but the more modern the way, but the resilience of the character of the group because ollie watkins has trained like that every day and he's been ready for his moment no matter how frustrated he might have been about not playing. he's been ready, and the whole group have been and the way that they've formed, you know, it's a group with a lot of new players

ollie watkins did.eah. >> because he said to his team mate, give it to me, to cole palmer and we'll go because he he came on the pitch. >> him and cole palmer came on and he'd been waiting for his moment. now harry kane, the talisman, the captain of england, he comes off. they put ollie watkins and it's like well this is your chance. and he'd said to cole palmer, yes, you know, if we get on give me the ball and i'll score. and he scored an amazing goal. >> it was phenomenal. >> it was phenomenal. >> it was the latest goal that was scored in either a semi—final or a final of a of a major championship 90 minutes. so right on 90. and also we've doneit so right on 90. and also we've done it late, you know, we've done it late, you know, we've doneit done it late, you know, we've done it late, you know, we've done it late again. we scored late jude bellingham penalties every time it's late. and that's what great teams do. so i'm getting overexcited and it's far too early for me to get like this. i may pass ou

and ollie watkins in the final minute!till in dortmund. now it's the spanish. still in dortmund. now it's the sanish. ~ , .,~ still in dortmund. now it's the sanish. , .,~ ., spanish. absolutely, clive, make no mistake they — spanish. absolutely, clive, make no mistake they receive _ spanish. absolutely, clive, make no mistake they receive represent - spanish. absolutely, clive, make no mistake they receive represent the i mistake they receive represent the sternest _ mistake they receive represent the sternest challenge that england will have confronted at the zero 's, they are very— have confronted at the zero 's, they are very much the form side of the competition and of course having knocked — competition and of course having knocked out the might of france, they will— knocked out the might of france, they will be full of confidence but equally _ they will be full of confidence but equally spain will not fancy playing this england side, for the third consecutive match they went behind but managed to dig deep, going to

ollie watkins injecting some pace.inoo going off as well and cole palmer, who has had a fantastic season with chelsea. and again it was watkins and palmer who combined, just as they did in the semifinal. palmerthis combined, just as they did in the semifinal. palmer this time, a slide rule finish. england were back in it but it was one of the spanish substitutions, the unheralded mikel oyarzabal substitutions, the unheralded mikel oyarza bal from substitutions, the unheralded mikel oyarzabalfrom real substitutions, the unheralded mikel oyarzabal from real sociedad, substitutions, the unheralded mikel oyarzabalfrom real sociedad, who oyarza bal from real sociedad, who could oyarzabalfrom real sociedad, who could hardly believe it himself, just staying on side and time was up for england. they had a couple of last—gasp efforts. a header cleared off the line, marc guehi, declan rice, there were so close to forcing extra time here in berlin at the olympiastadion. they were absolutely distraught. several of those england pl

and ollie watkins in the final minute!re important than this. england had made history. through to their first major final overseas and now with a chance of sporting immortality. what a game, dan, whata game, dan, who is what a game, dan, who is still in dortmund. now, the spanish. absolutely, clive, yes. make no mistake, they represent the sternest challenge that england will have confronted at these heroes. they are very much the form team of the competition —— at these euros. having knocked out france they will be confident. but they will not fancy playing this england side because once again they have shown such resolve and resilience. for the third consecutive match they went behind but managed to dig deep, going to their reserves of spirit and unity and finding a way through. again, gareth southgate�*s tactics vindicated, his substitutes working. he had the courage to take off harry kane and phil foden. a wonderful performance by them in the first half but they were more subdued in the second. he made the changes whe

that was ollie watkins, second is — in, yes... that was ollie watkins, second is on _ in, yes...n, yes... that was ollie watkins, second is on the clock. penalties | second is on the clock. penalties against the swiss. could do without that. bellingham, 95th winnerto save the day in the last 16. there seems to be a theme developing. last—minute winners. if you are hard to treat— last—minute winners. if you are hard to beat and — last—minute winners. if you are hard to beat and this is gareth's style, don't _ to beat and this is gareth's style, don't get — to beat and this is gareth's style, don't get beaten and you always have a chance _ don't get beaten and you always have a chance of— don't get beaten and you always have a chance of winning. even if you draw— a chance of winning. even if you draw you — a chance of winning. even if you draw you can still win a tournament. last-minute — draw you can still win a tournament. last—minute winners, we will take it. last-minute winners, we will take it. ., , last-minute winners, we will take it. gareth southgate is about to talk. that

they'll take on the favourites spain on sunday thanks to ollie watkins and his injury time winner. on what was a very special night indeed. the former england captain gary lineker has been giving his thoughts. i'm thrilled. it's the first time it's ever happened to the men's team to be in a final outside of our own shores. and they have done it in an exciting way in terms of last minute drama and penalty shoot out. i think they've grown throughout the tournament. even when they weren't playing well, we said it is not how you start tournaments but how you finish them. is tournaments but how you finish them. , ., ., them. is there an element of surrise them. is there an element of surprise that _ them. is there an element of surprise that we _ them. is there an element of surprise that we find - them. is there an element of surprise that we find england in the final? because they made pretty heavy work of it so now? i'm not surprised because there's too much talent to be underperformingment even when they weren't playing great, they weren't playing great, they weren't playing great,

ollie watkins, that is wonderful!were both going to go on the pitch and he was going to set me up, at half—time. and it happened, you know, i manifested it, and as soon as he turned, i knew to make the move. and from manifesting to this afternoon reminiscing, particularly for oscar and dad steve. genuinely one of the best moments of my life. we are massive villa fans, ollie watkins had a brilliant season, and it isjust the icing on the cake that he got the winner. how much are you willing to part ways with a ticket to see history made? if my wife's watching, less than i'm going to pay! meanwhile for barbek, a personal and painful reminder of one of england's most famous victories. the goal happened, limbs everywhere, it was crazy. | i thought it would be a good idea to get on a seat. - i then felt nose first _ onto the chair, broke my nose. two weeks ago, gareth southgate's side were labelled lacklustre. his team selection and tactics were also criticised, placing him under severe pressure. however, the performance an

ollie watkins was the hero of the night — somehow threading through the winner in the 90th minute. now play spain in sunday's final. the england manager, gareth southgate, has come in for a lot of criticism from fans for the team's style of play. speaking after the game, he said this result vindicated his tactics. i was pleased with the quality of our play, it will be — i would imagine a long time since or if avenue and english side had 60% of the ball against a side from the netherlands so, it shows that the more modern way. but also, the resilience in the character of the group because ollie watkins is trained like that every day. and he's been ready for his moment, no matter how frustrated he might�*ve been in not playing. he's been really and ready and the whole group has been as well. the way that they have formed, it's a group with a lot of new players in it and half of them had never been to a tournament but they have bonded so well and they've all got each other�*s back and tonight was a great example of that. with england now looking ahead to sunday's final against spain,

and let's hear from ollie watkins, the man behind england's 90th—minute winner.just after the match, he explained how the goal came about, assisted by fellow substitute cole palmer. isaid to i said to kyle we were both going to go on the pitch and he would set me up at half time and it happened, i manifested it, and as soon as he turned i knew to make the move, and you don't get that opportunity very often so i had to be greedy, i had to take it, i havejust seen it go to the bottom corner, ijust don't seen it go to the bottom corner, i just don't think seen it go to the bottom corner, ijust don't think i have hit a ball that sweet before, obviously in such a special moment as well. our correspondent danjohnson was watching the match with england fans in bristol. he picks up the story with england 1—0 down to the netherlands, afterjust six minutes of play. still hopeful, you got to be. you never know. we got two penalties last time and we pulled it out of the bag. england penalty! talking of penalties, harry kane continued england's successful streak from the spot

but the two substitutes, cole palmer and ollie watkins, were the two that unked ollie watkins, were the linked up, which meant ollie watkins, of course, scored that fantastic goal across the keeper to make it two one. i mean, you know, he described after the game that when it when he ran away in that celebration, it was like he was in slow motion. of course ollie watkins himself ten years ago today was playing for weston super mare in the conference south on loan from exeter city . and yesterday, ten exeter city. and yesterday, ten years later, he's just scored the goal to send england here to berlin on sunday for its second consecutive european championship final. i mean, it really was a fantastic performance from from england a lot better than what we've seen in previous games. of course, gareth southgate decided to stick with that back three, the only change being mark gay, who came back in, of course, after his suspension. probably a bit unfair on ezri konsa, who would look fantastic in the quarter final. but of course gareth southgate knew how he wanted to set up, he knew how he wa

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i so, ollie watkins described how it felt to score that goal.— so, ollie watkins described how it felturs ago when we heard avon and somerset police say they were looking for a suspect after human remains had been found in two suitcases near bristol suspension bridge. a significant update that we had from police, and i will return to that in a moment, but these pictures are from shepherd's bush because the police have said that the suspect travelled from london to bristol. they have established that through cctv. they spoke to the taxi driver, but they have no information about the suspect�*s whereabouts now, but they have traced the trail back to this area in west london. that has become area in west london. that has become a second crime scene. the other significant development today, in terms of the update from police, we knew about human remains, but confirmation that in those suitcases, the remains of two adult men. two adult men, so a really significant development of this story. yesterday, if you are watching, you would have seen, during that press briefing from the police, they

ollie watkins fired england into a second successive euros final as his 90th minute strike secured aramatic two one win over the netherlands in dortmund last night. it was an excellent match, full of excitement, full of excitement down to the wire. >> why is it always the 90th minute? >> i love it, i love it. ithink >> i love it, i love it. i think the king is actually wrong on this one. dare i say i like a bit of you know, stress, a bit of jeopardy, heartbeat going, a bit of jeopardy, you know. no. >> yeah, no. marvellous stuff. well gareth southgate's team were one nil down early on against the dutch before harry kane equalised with a penalty looked as if it was going to head into extra time before the aston villa striker struck to home send us to berlin and to face spain on sunday evening or face spain on sunday evening or face spain. >> i don't like those words . >> i don't like those words. >> i don't like those words. >> look, we've done it before, we've done it before. all i'm going to say is 1588. god blew his winds and they were scattered. we defeated the armada. we can do i

ollie watkins is just scored kinda is ruled offside. in sunday's finalfor the moments left in waiters playing spain in sunday's final for the moments left in that match. this is how fans up around the country reacted to the goals going in earlier on. enjoying the scenes as england scored the goals in the first half are pictures now from wembley. as england get set to celebrate making the final of euro 202a foot up to— one up against the netherlands as injury time approaches its final moments with o'connor at gallagher coming on at the moment is a good look to close this game out to— one win for england for the fantastic three for them against the netherlands a team which is bitten them more and head to heads of the bill be going through —— be in them. moments left to full times forfans through —— be in them. moments left to full times for fans celebrating in wembley. and very much deserved. we will keep you updated on that. to wimbledon now, where the 2022 champion elena rybakhina secured her spot in the semi—finals and rather easier ti

and obviously the goalscorer ollie watkins and luke shaw as well. there'll be plenty of people saying, well, look, harry kane's not been playing, playing very well in this tournament. so watkin should start at the weekend. it won't happen. it's going to be the same again. pretty sure of it. he'll he'll go with his big men and then knowing that he's got a fantastic bench and it's so important, especially when you could go two hours with extra time to have a great bench with with palmer and all those players who are desperate to get on.and players who are desperate to get on. and they made the goal last night and spain will know that, you know, that they weren't fancied before this tournament like england are . they've got like england are. they've got this young kid who's actually 17. i think the day after tomorrow, day before the final, lamine yamal and nico williams and the other on the other wing. he will have a plan for them. don't worry, you know, it'll be, it'll be a tough, tough game. probably 5050, i'd say at this moment , you know, the neutr

captain harry kane off, for the semifinal hero, ollie watkins. the competition's youngest scorer, yamal, teenager, going close to extending the lead. but resilience has been a theme of england's campaign and so it proved once again. oh, yes! ice cold precision from palmer. substitute cole palmer has made an impact from the bench throughout the tournament. never quite like this. but spain are the euros�*s top scorers and with extra time looming, oyarzabal broke english hearts. and not long left for england to do anything about this one. was another opportunity about to slip away? a desperate england then came agonisingly close to a last—ditch equaliser. headed off the line and it is wide. declan rice and marc guehi with close—range chances but spain survived. england were out of time. this, an all—too—familiar feeling. having lost the last euros final, success had once again proved truly elusive. worthy winners spain, crowned champions for a record fourth time. the long and painful wait continues. dan roan, bbc news, berlin. so despairfor england

we will be hearing from the striker ollie watkins who scored that goal, telling us how he felt afterclosed doors as they are working on that plan they will use to try to beat spain in the final. gareth southgate has called spain the best team in adjournments. there are the only side in the competition that have won all of their games so far. they have beaten germany and france. they have this 17—year—old he has been one of the standout players of the adjournments and a potential superstar of world football. we will hear from gareth southgate about any team selection issues and fitness updates. kieran trippier came off with a knock in the last game and luke shaw is continuing to build up his fitness. lots to think of for the england manager before that massive game on sunday. it's notjust the men in action right now. england's lionesses take on republic of ireland in norwich in qualifying for the women's euros tonight. wales and scotland are already guaranteed a play=off place, and northern ireland will be too if they beat malta. england have work to do. the defending champions are th

you know, jude bellingham, phil foden, harry kane, cole palmer, sub ollie watkins sub. pretty much almost certainly. and you know that kind of collective belief i mean that gareth southgate i mean that gareth southgate i mean he's been he's been sort of very calm almost like he knows i mean they got it. they cut it so fine didn't they. in that game when bellingham saved them. >> i mean we don't i don't believe and i don't want to jinx it chris i don't want to jinx it. >> but none of us do. >> but none of us do. >> it feels it feels a little like at the moment in this country we've had a summer of rain. nothing works. we're paying rain. nothing works. we're paying huge amounts of tax. we can't get anything treated on the nhs. but what boost would it mean to the country if we win this and do you think it genuinely makes a difference to how we feel about where we live? >> oh, absolutely. yeah. i mean football's always, you know, sport in general is we are the greatest sporting nation on earth because we invented most of them. let's not forget that. and football is football

captain harry kane off, for the semifinal hero, ollie watkins.nding the lead. but resilience has been a theme of england's campaign and so it proved once again. oh, yes! ice cold precision from palmer. substitute cole palmer has made an impact from the bench throughout the tournament. never quite like this. but spain are the euros's top scorers and with extra time looming, oyarzabal broke english hearts. and not long left for england to do anything about this one.

they beat the netherlands 2—1 with this last minute winner by ollie watkins. minister keir starmer give us a bank holiday? 50. minister keir starmer give us a bank holiday?— bank holiday? so, i don't want to 'inx bank holiday? so, i don't want to jinx anything. _ bank holiday? so, i don't want to jinx anything. we _ bank holiday? so, i don't want to jinx anything. we must - bank holiday? so, i don't want| to jinx anything. we must mark tojinx anything. we must mark it in some way. but the most important thing is getting over the line on sunday. i guess we'll have to wait and see. but hopefully, walter the orangutan isn't right here, though. as he's predicting spain as sunday's winner. some other stories now. a search has been launched after two suitcases containing human remains were found in bristol. police were called after a man with a suitcase was seen acting suspiciously on a bridge just before midnight on wednesday. but when officers arrived, he'd left, leaving the suitcase behind. police said that their priority was to find the man and identify the rema

of course, we saw with ollie watkins as well, replacing the captain, harry kane, late on in that matchrucial touch, that crucial goal late on, that has really worked for them and while that is a strength and i think you might stick with that same formation and personnel again, he has this platter of options to change things and that is something gareth southgate has done something gareth southgate has done so well. when he has needed to, he has made the change and it has had an immediate impact and that is something, i guess, an immediate impact and that is something, iguess, if an immediate impact and that is something, i guess, if the game goes late on tomorrow, he could make changes if he needs to. you late on tomorrow, he could make changes if he needs to.— changes if he needs to. you 'ust mention southgate i changes if he needs to. you 'ust mention southgate there. h changes if he needs to. you 'ust mention southgate there. ith changes if he needs to. you just mention southgate there. it has changes if he needs to. you just - mention southgate there. it has been a lot of criticism

ollie watkins, the semi—final hero, will be speaking.nes with sophia . after your headlines with sophia. >> tom. emily. thank you. good afternoon . it's just after 2:30. afternoon. it's just after 2:30. your headlines leading the news this afternoon. a man who plotted to kidnap, rape and murder tv presenter holly willoughby has been jailed for life with a minimum term of 15 years in prison. 37 year old security guard gavin plumb, from harlow in essex, was arrested and charged after he disclosed his plans online to an undercover police officer in the us.dunng undercover police officer in the us. during the sentencing hearing, the judge, mr justice edward murray, praised the courage of holly willoughby and said no woman should feel unsafe due to their gender. a 26 year old man has now been arrested on suspicion of the murders of three women in hertfordshire . 61 three women in hertfordshire. 61 year old carol hunt and her two daughters, 25 year old louise and hannah, who's 28, were attacked at their home in bushey, hertfordshire. police sa

aston villa forward ollie watkins made it two one in the 91st minute to defeat the netherlands and set against the spanish on sunday. here's the moment that that watkins goal went in, but from croydon . croydon. look at the limbs there. fantastic stuff. that is the very, very best of british, isn't it? look at it. beer everywhere. everyone enjoying themselves. you love to see it. i mean, can you imagine what on earth is going to look like on sunday? if we absolutely turn the spaniards over? but let's take a look at tomorrow's newspaper front page, shall we? so we start with the metro, they've got nether in doubt . they've got nether in doubt. late strike earns three lions a place in second consecutive euros final, there we go. let's go to the i. they go. here we go again. southgate vindicated as his substitutions win england the game. i will also note that i think he might have made the substitution slightly earlier than usual . substitution slightly earlier than usual. but i'm only getting that in my ear because obviously i was trapped here anyway. they've also gone with, water firms

john >> mine's is ollie watkins for that goal . goal. on he saved all 70 million of us from pure heartache. he raised i think he just include the scots, the welsh and the northern irish. >> they're sure they wanted to see us win. >> do i have to believe that. but look come on. when he scored, it was unbelievable. if that was a hollywood script, you'd have said, come on, don't be so silly. yeah, he saved us. and you know what? he may have got us a bank holiday. >> he may have got your bank holiday. absolutely. i'll just take this opportunity to emphasise that i was trapped in here last night and couldn't watch that, but, yeah, other people were able to go and watch the game anyway. matthew, who's your greatest briton? >> so mine is the new work. and pensions secretary, liz kendall, in a slightly more serious, who has today set out her plan to get britain working again, which is what we've all been talking about to get britain to get more people of working age. absolutely vital. liz has hit the ground running all right. and she's goi

a stunning stoppage time goal from substitute ollie watkins secured a21 victory over the netherlands.it? in dramatic fashion this week ? now comes the test. the week? now comes the test. the three lions will face spain tomorrow night with the hope of being crowned european champions. we, i'm thrilled to say a joined now by former england player trevor steven and sports broadcaster aidan magee aiden and trevor. thank you very much for joining aiden and trevor. thank you very much forjoining me this much for joining me this afternoon. trevor, i mean, you know, we're all sitting on our sofas. we're screaming at our tellies. i think never have so many tellies been screamed at in the history of football, what is it like as a player? i mean, just paint a little portrait of what it is like to be a player at on the world stage? i mean, you've been there. you won. what is it , 34 you've been there. you won. what is it, 34 caps. 36 caps. and to get what you what we're giving the players out there. what's it like? >> it's difficult to sum sum that up. i never got to a final, dunng that up. i nev