olly foster, thank _ if they are to win tonight. in _ if they are to win tonight. olly foster, thank you in that game kicking off of course at eight o'clock. we haven't heard from liverpool managerjurgen klopp for a while but he's been speaking ahead of his side's pre—season match with manchester united in bangkok tomorrow — discussing the players tight schedule on a world cup year. fifa's showpiece event is due to take place this december in qatar and when it's over, the premier league gets back underway on boxing day. klopp has told the bbc�*s simon stone that the sport's governing body needs to be "careful" about athlete welfare and that players need rest.. fifa have got to be careful what they really want because they want high quality in the tournaments and if you have tired players you do not get high quality. england hopefully become world champions and then a week later boxing day, everyone expects you to be ready again. it has never happened before in history of football. but this it happens again and again. similar situati

hello, i'm olly foster — here's what's coming up on sportsday this evening.injury behind him — matt hudson—smith reveals the mental struggles he's battled to finally make it onto the podium at a major event. they've already won their series — but there's no let up from england's women, as they beat south africa again. and, there's danish delight at the tour de france — tomorow there'll be champagne on the champs elysees forjonas vingegaard. hello and welcome to sportsday. hello there, lots to pack in over the next 15 minutes, formula i qualifying coming up, as well, but we'll start with the athletics, because we're into the final weekend at the world championships in oregon. great britain celebrated a fourth medal overnight, and a really emotional one for matt hudson—smith. our correspondent, andy swiss, is in eugene for us. andy, 400 metre bronze for hudson—smith, but it felt like gold after everything he's been through. that's right, yes. purely from an athletics perspective, it was a brilliant performance from matt hudson—smith, that when you bear in mind

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm olly foster.hey've already won their series but there's no let up from england's women as they beat south africa again. danish delight at the tour de france — tomorow there'll be champagne on the champs elysees forjonas vingegaard. and, the flying ferrari — can leclerc cut verstappen�*s championship lead before formula 1's summer break? good evening. england's women had already won their multi—format series against south africa, but didn't take their foot off the gas in worcester today, winning their second t20 match by six wickets. they have one more t20 before they turn their attention to the commonwealth games in birmingham where they'll face south africa again. the england skipper heather knight sat out the game with a hip problem, her replacement, the teenager alice capsey had a good debut while katherine brunt made bowling history. lydia campbell reports. the final chance for a pep talk before the match will have included the aim of getting these two out early. but south africa's openers wer

hello, i'm olly foster, here's what's coming up on sportsday: leclerc spins out of the french grand prixng victory to max verstappen. no winners at headingley, play is abandoned as england draw their series against south africa. and henderson holds her nerve on the final green to win her second golf major. hello there, we'll start with formula 1, where the world champion max verstappen has built up a huge lead in the drivers standings after victory at the french grand prix. he's now 63 points clear of ferarri's charles leclerc who says says he doesn't deserve to be world champion after spinning out of the race. there was a better day for mercedes, with lewis hamilton and george russell both on the podium. adam wild reports. the french grand prix may have an uncertain future but for now, it's here and amidst the anthem it is quite unmistakable. charles leclaire began out in front but in the rear—view mirror, the title rival max verstappen was very far behind. nothing was letting up. charles leclerc�*s race ending agonisingly ended in a tyre wall. ferrari's frustration summed up in one ang

the bbc�*s olly foster is there. olly, what's the mood like in the camp?nother sell out fill the lionesses here at the amex stadium, close to 30,000 we think, this is a match tomorrow night that will go a long way to deciding who tops group a stop because obvious like among norway and england open their accounts which means... norway is win against northern ireland. england a little bit more cagey in that opening match at old trafford, just the one goal. so this should decide who finishes top of group a. but we heard from the norway head coach. i asked but we heard from the norway head coach. iasked him... what did but we heard from the norway head coach. i asked him... what did you make of the england performance? which did fall a little bit flat in places against the austrians and he felt that nerves are certainly played a part in that england performance. maybe mar; played a part in that england performance. maybe- played a part in that england erformance. ma b; , ., performance. maybe may be england didn't perform _ performance. maybe may be england di

here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions hello i'm olly fosterre's what's coming up on sportsday this evening. katerina johnson thompson is feeling the heat in oregon. she's got it all to do if she is to retain her world title. the latest from the lionesses, how are england keeping their cool ahead of the quarterfinal of the women's euros? will this be a game changer? the fa are introducing a trial in youth football next season banning deliberate headers. also coming up in the program... ben stokes says playing all three formats of international cricket is unsustainable so he is giving up on one of them. and will hear from mark cavendish on being denied the chance to make more history at this years tour de france. good evening. still too hot outside so stay right there. we've got a pack sports day for you this evening. things heating up in oregon. day four of the world championships they are. still no metals for great britain but there could be over the next couple of hours. let's speak to our sports correspondence in eugene. andy, positively chi

now, with all the sport, here's olly foster at the bbc sport centre. good evening.tralia and ireland made history, becoming the first side in almost 30 years to win a series in new zealand against the all blacks. joe lynskey reports. on the other side of the world, ireland faced down a sport's near impossiblejob. just four away teams ever had won a series in new zealand, but few have come at the all blacks quite like this. ireland were not just in front, they were dominant. 22—3 up at half—time, but the all blacks backlash was coming. three second—half tries closed the gap to three points. but ireland pushed back and reached out for the moment. eight days ago, they had never won on all black soil. for ireland, it was great to win just once. to wina to win a series was extraordinary. across the thames and see, the cricket ground sort marcus smith spins re australia and england to turnit spins re australia and england to turn it round. they have been behind in the series and behind in this match. to come back to win both will change the mood for the spring. back then

our reporter olly foster is at the amex stadium for us — olly, a tough challenge for england ahead thenem. lots of local schoolchildren are out. a bit of euro pop just to get the atmosphere going! it is going to be a tough game for england. the head coach know that they have got to raise their game. she has asked them to bring their best game against the norwegians. i norwegian side who pitch themselves as the underdogs in this one. they started brilliantly against northern ireland in their opening game. northern ireland playing right now and we willjust see what team the lionesses came out here. there will be desperate for a goal. we will get team news shortly as they arrive in the next hour. team news shortly as they arrive in the next hour-— team news shortly as they arrive in the next hour. how good are norway, the next hour. how good are norway, the sa the next hour. how good are norway, they say they — the next hour. how good are norway, they say they are _ the next hour. how good are norway, they say they are underdogs? - the next hour. how good are norway, they say they are unde

our reporter olly foster is at the amex stadium for us — olly, a tough challenge for england ahead thenne. the question is how good are norway? they are fantastic, - line. the question is how good are norway? they are fantastic, theyl norway? they are fantastic, they beat northern _ norway? they are fantastic, they beat northern ireland _ norway? they are fantastic, they beat northern ireland 4-1. - norway? they are fantastic, they. beat northern ireland 4-1. they've beat northern ireland 4—1. they've got players from chelsea, scored a cracking free kick against northern ireland and carolyn and graham hanson has had a wonderful tournament and playing at the top of her game. these players pitch themselves as the underdogs against england. both sets of players know each other so well and many come up against each other every week in the wsl. we are really looking forward to this one. across the bbc, kicked off at eight o'clock.— off at eight o'clock. thank you, certainly a _ off at eight o'clock. thank you, certainly a game _ off at eight o'clock. thank you, certainly a game to _ off at e

sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's ollie foster. good morning.it from the home support, just as he did in his last match which was on centre. the atmosphere's definitely improved match by match, so hopefully they can keep upping it. and i'm enjoying that. and i think especially in the bigger moments today, when i was trying to serve the match out there, they got behind me and i was able to get some adrenalin in the system and i was able to to serve it out and stay calm enough to do so. so i think it's definitely an advantage, and i'm trying to use it to my advantage. on the other side of the draw, rafa nadal is through to the quarters, the two—time wimbledon champion beat the dutch player botic van de zandschulp. nadal is still on for a calendar grand slam. he's got a day off today but will face the 11th seed taylor fritz tomorrow. play has already begun over on court number two today where we have the first of the women's doubles quarterfinals. america's nicole melichar—martinez and her australian partner ellen perez are taking on second seeds b