jane dougall, bbc news, perth. he's not shocked about what happens in boxing anymore. the former two—time world champion agreed to fight late replacement robert helenius at london's 02 arena on saturday. he had been due to fight dillian whyte, but when he failed a drugs test last weekend, finland's helenius stood in at at less than a week's notice. whyte has denied taking the alleged substance. but 33—year—old joshua thinks the sport has a lot of work to do in cleaning its image up. i don't know how they are going to sort it out or what their solution to this problem, but it clearly has a problem. and the thing is, what we see today, people do wonder how long has this been going on? concern for the up—and—coming fighters, i have had a long career and ifeel like i am neither the start of the middle of it, but towards the end. so if i can make out the end healthy i'm happy. you've got some guys coming through that have got all of these problems in front of them and to do we say that this time is going to happen in bo

jane dougall, bbc news, perth.line wozniacki won her first match on her return to tennis after retiring in 2020. it was a victory at the canadian 0pen. that sets up a meeting with wimbledon champion marketa vondrousova who beat mayar sherif in straight sets in montreal in her first match since becoming a grand slam champion last month. and that's all the sport for now. much more on our website. a whole cast of comedians, theatrical performers and others — have descended on edinburgh for this year's fringe festival. 2023 marks the festival's 76th year and over that time, the event's grown from a handful of performances to a sprawling extravanganza. live now to our reporter courtney bembridge who is there. courtney, looks quite fun behind you. courtney, looks quite fun behind ou. , ., ., ., courtney, looks quite fun behind you. yes, today we are at the circus hub. i you. yes, today we are at the circus hub- i have — you. yes, today we are at the circus hub. i have members— you. yes, today we are at the circus hub. i

in perth, colombia were still being held by 72nd—ranked morocco.morocco would see them through, and in first—half stoppage time... and morocco do have their goal! ..anissa lahmari with the rebound — morocco heading through, germany once again bowing out. nine minutes of injury time were shown in both matches. anything could happen. but morocco held on. they had done their bit. now all eyes were on germany. the two—time winners needed a goal, and after 100 minutes of football, they almost found one. as close as germany have come! for germany, it was over and out, leaving at the group stage for the first time ever. for morocco, as the result came through, jubilation — ranked 72nd in the world, through to the knockout stages at their first—ever world cup finals. matt graveling, bbc news. so, the line—up for the knockout stages, finally complete. it all kicks off on saturday with switzerland against spain. holders the usa meet sweden on sunday, while european champions england will face nigeria in brisbane, one of the now three teams from africa who've

and moved to perth in australia at a young age? yeah. musicalfamily?t sort of music was played at home? not particularly. although one quirk of my childhood is that in my house, from a very young age, was my great—grandmother's pianola, which some people call a pedal piano, and a lot of people had pedal pianos and inherited them, but mostly, they sat there gathering dust. but my mum retained ours and kept it working because we had this collection of something like 300 or 400 pianola rolls, scrolls, and so that was played a lot. and so i grew up listening to all these old pre—war songs like, you know, funiculi, funicula and all these weird songs and then, you know, sound of music and oliver! and all those musicals were on pianola rolls. i mean, it feels like a completely different generation. it's a mechanised piano. so then did you start emulating on the piano? were you following along on the keys? i wonder if... ..the extent to which that influenced me. certainly, it's not that simply causal, but, interestingly, my brother took up guitarjust as a kid

jane dougall, bbc news, perth.ld, but that didn't stop tony hudell from achieving his biggest fundraising challenge yet — reaching the top of a lake district fell. tony, who had both legs amputated when he was a baby, treked up 0rrest head near windermere, raising thousands of pounds for charity. john maguire went along with him. three, two, one! go, tony, go! as tony hudgell set off to climb his very first mountain, 0rrest head in the lake district, the cheer "go, tony, go" became "slow, tony, slow" as he sped along with his friend jack by his side. everyone else was left behind. he's quick, isn't he? he's just flown up those rocks! i couldn't keep up, but i must admit, i'm getting a bit emotional now that, you know, he's just done so well. his story, only eight years long so far, is a remarkable one, abused by his birth parents, his injuries were so severe, he had to have both legs amputated. he was adopted by paula and mark, and his new life started. 0ne tony is determined to live to the full. his charity fundra

still they play in perth. germany needs a goal or needs colombia to score to avoid their first ever group stage exit of the world cup. trying to get the ball back into play right now. huth finally gets it back, lifts it forward and off a bounce there. kim hye-ri. it's popped in the air by lee youngju. off the bounce. huth lifting it forward. gone final. gone final in perth. morocco have won. germany need to score now they're not going to get the help they needed. we welcome those of you joining us on fs 1. final in perth. it's chaos in bris ban. korea have a chance to knock germany out of the world cup. 15th minute of sek half stoppage time into the middle for alexandra popp. germany has to score to advance. into the middle for lohmann. picks it up, tries to turn and find space. it's sucked away by choo hyojoo. how much time is left? none of us know. we have so many injuries in second half stoppage time we play a quarter hour past 90 minutes. as it's long. picked up in the middle by hegering. still we play on.

in perth, group h leaders colombia faced morocco, while in brisbane, germany faced an early exit as southcond ranked team. minutes later, cho so—hyun found space and found the net,

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in perth, group h leaders colombia faced morocco, while in brisbane, germany faced an early exit as south

tokyo at 35 degrees and quiet for java island but bursts of rain to go and down under and perth, setecord. 30. so it's possible and new zealand, but a bit of rain. >> between the 1800's and 1990's in canada, over 150,000 children were taken from their homes and forced into schools that stripped them of their identity and too often their lives. as the search for unmarked graves continues and revelations emerge, people in power examines the long-term consequences of that system. residential schools, canada's shame on al jazeera. >> you are watching al jazeera and reminder of top stories. military leaders have named general nguema. and imposed an overnight curfew. african yunnan france have did condemned the coup. hurricane idalia has been downgraded to a tropical storm. jay and south carolina have declared a state of emergency. high winds have been should. ukraine has launched what appears to be the biggest wave of air strikes into russia. tarts included an airport and damage to military aircraft were disputed. russia hit back with air strikes on kyiv. the chilean president has signed

i think we could see a record for the capital of perth. 29 and may be on wednesday. not a bad weather outlook across new zealand. plenty of sun. those your headlines. bye for now. >> a sense of belonging. we always look for ways to be together. everyday heroes keeping communities together. >> they are transforming every day. >> al jazeera visits in mexico city. where locals are turning a notorious municipality into utopia. a sense of community on al jazeera. >> you are watching al jazeera. the wagner ribs head has been buried in a private ceremony outside of st. petersburg. perversion and nine others were killed in a plane crash last week. high court judges in pakistan have suspended conviction against them and order the release from jail. but another report has ordered his detention in a second case. today's military ruler says he is committed to the transition of power a civilian rule. they made those comments during the visit to egypt and it is first -- it is his first trip abroad since april. an initiative to resolve the little crisis in neighboring niger. the fo

as we take you out to perth.me australia, morocco, taking on colombia, a penalty kick for morocco in the first half stoppage time. colombia keeper catalina perez makes the great save, but anisa lamarre is there to put in the rebound. and that was the only goal of the game. morocco pulls off the stunner, a one nil win. you can see their reaction, but they still had to wait. the outcome of germany, south korea to find out if they were going to advance. yes, a korea playing a spoiler role. no chance to advance regardless of today's outcome versus germany. pretty play in the six minute show. so younes stays onside and she's all alone and she finishes to make it one nil korea to the games in is a11 draw the 1.9 enough for germany who was headed home back in perth though the moroccans they hear the result and they are celebrating as they become the first majority arab nation ever to advance in the women's world cup. colombia is also moving on. all right. there's nothing like a good pre fight fight to hype up a fight to

perth will get a rather miserable day on wednesday at 19°. sunshine for the rest.not as i said for the coast of queensland. snow on the mountains. not very warm weather. the drought continues in most of indonesia and malaysia. we have seen some flooding in some parts of cambodia and in laos. the real heavy rain has been in china. half a meter of rain in 24 hours. >> time stopped working the day his son went missing. >> documentaries that inform our present and illuminate our past. groundbreaking stories from award-winning filmmakers. witness on al jazeera. darren: welcome back. military rulers who seize power at last week have just friends of planning an attack on the presidential palace to free president mohamed bazoum in niger. there are been clashes between security forces and security forces of the opposition leader after he was charged with offenses including fomenting insurrection. his political party was dissolved. he was arrested on friday. fighting between rival armed groups inside the largest palestinian refugee camp in lebanon has killed at least 11 peop

but not so fast — in perth, columbia were still being held by 72nd ranked morocco.ld see them through. and in first—half stoppage time. find in first-half stoppage time. and morocco do _ in first-half stoppage time. and morocco do have _ in first—half stoppage time. fific morocco do have their goal! in first-half stoppage time. and - morocco do have their goal! morocco headin: morocco do have their goal! morocco heading through. _ morocco do have their goal! morocco heading through, germany _ morocco do have their goal! morocco heading through, germany once - morocco do have their goal! morocco l heading through, germany once again bowing out. back in brisbane, it was back to the wall for south korea. german chances again falling to pop, this one ruled out after var or. we have onside by number 11. the - have onside by number 11. the ressure have onside by number 11. the pressure now— have onside by number 11. the pressure now on _ have onside by number 11. tue: pressure now on morocco, but have onside by number 11. ti2 pressure now on morocco, but still holding that

the two teams to go through were playing each other in perth.h at the expense of germany who they lost to 6—0 in their opening game. morocco are ranked 72nd in the world. and the only one of the eight debutants to make it through to the last 16. i think we are the lowest ranked team coming into the world cup, at least one of them. come out of a group where nobody had their many hope, they lost 6—0 to germany in the first game. what was so impressive at the moroccan team is the... that they showed. the girl that wore the hijab, for the growth for the game, for whizzing does knack for muslim women, i think that is crucial going forward. so here they are taking their place in the knockout stage where they'll play france. that'll be the final last 16 match. it all starts on saturday with spain against switzerland. holders the usa meet sweden on sunday, while european champions england face nigeria, one of the now three teams from africa who've qualified from the groups. that's on monday. seven time super bowl champion tom brady has become the latest

and creative ideas, clips were born that our compatriots know and love, and a television project in perthklore expedition. continuation of the case of vladimir mulyavin. what is the uniqueness of this project? as far as i think, this is that the youth, who will not listen to folk songs in authentic at all, will listen and understand that the belarusian song is not at all so poorly recognizable, which is a source of life resource for a married couple of two creators. and what makes them really happy is walking, just going to work , noticing a drop on the falling dewdrops, why do the dewdrops fall? i don't know, but they fall sometimes. i wake up in the morning and think i'm going to work now. and how to make something ingenious something amazing. well, yes, it’s good, but what keeps me in this life more is that my wife is nearby, that i have amazing two girls. and this is the main thing for me in life, watch today on our tv channel. this is a sphere of interest and we continue the exchange rate of the belarusian ruble is weakening to all major currencies, and so the current rates for the n

one of two disallowed for denmark in perth. this is how the group finished.

that will be in perth on thursday but by friday, back up to 19 degrees celsius with sunshine.in instead rolling its way across and eventually making its way toward the southeast corner where it turned much cooler and breezy. temperatures around the season, average in adelaide and melbourne. the worst of the wet and windy weather affecting tasmania. sydney will also see something of a cooldown with windy weather on thursday. plenty of sunshine on friday. as we hop across to new zealand, the usual winter weather to be found. a cold front sweeping across the north island has a snowy edge to it. much more settled in the south into friday. christchurch seeing sunshine at 10 degrees celsius. into southeast asia, a mixture of sunshine in much of the region. however it's continuing to be a rather dry season for java. ♪ >> a legacy of southern africa's colonial history. a blend of traditional music with western instruments. born in the villages of lesotho, it echoes in apartheid's misused minds where a renewed illegal old rush has taken hold. as organized crime struggles for control of

back in perth, moroccan players huddled and look when they hear the news and hear the results of thatgame at germany is out there in, they become the first arab nation to advance in the women's world cup. colombia also. so moving on, history made in the wnba. check this out. diana taurasi of the phenix mercury with this three pointer becomes the first player in wnba history to score 10,000 points. the 41 year old ended up with 42 points. her first 40 point game since 2010. phenix beat atlanta 9171. a lot of exciting stuff out there tonight. jason thank you. you covered it all. you did all right. next at 11, we have a police department that's understaffed. we have a sheriff's department that's understaffed. they're doing everything humanly possible to address this problem. san francisco city leaders addressing a concerned crowd tonight at a public safety meeting. drugs and organized crime. top of mind. the 11:00 news on ktvu fox two starts now . now from the fentanyl crisis to arrive in violence. residents in the city's tenderloin district voicing frustration tonight. hello again. i'm

blustery for the time of year, with blue sky and sunshine, as captured in perth and kinross, and a goodring of showers, some heavy and thundery. similar tomorrow weather—wise. the showers will be fewer and further between. less sharp in nature, windy, but not as blustery as today. this is the satellite picture, showing us the area of cloud. low pressure very much dominant, gradually pushing further eastwards through the rest of the weekend. and we look out towards the south—west on sunday night, where there's some more rain approaching. but tonight, a lot of the showers fade away and there will be clear spells around. still some showery outbreaks of rain, cloud across northern ireland and approaching western scotland by the end of the night. a mild start to sunday morning, temperatures down to between 1a and 16 celsius. plenty of cloud around for many areas on sunday morning, but it should break up and we'll see brightness and spells of sunshine develop. but still watch out for showers — possibly thundery across the moray firth, but elsewhere, they should fall lighter. and largely dry a

. ♪ >> the next front will bring rain to adelaide and didn't bring much to perth.e sunshine at 18 degrees. there's a bit of warmth, more or less at 20 degrees or less in adelaide ahead of the rain and once it comes in, there's an active enough cold front to bring cold weather with it so you'll see snow falling in the victorian alps and 50 degrees in melbourne. as for new zealand, proper southerly flow will mean winter weather and will feel cold and miserable in christ church and wellington. melbourne gets the worst of it on thursday. we've seen unusually heavy downpours in sumatra and are a bit lighter affecting the cry season and looks dry in myanmar and central thailand but the spinning storms of these here, we know it's going to arouse the beginning of august and causing the most trouble not because of the strength of the wind but barely a tropical storm but the extent of the rain falling from it. the chances of landslides are quite high and it heads towards south korea. in fact the whole korean peninsula for thursday. ♪ >> african narratives from african perspe

25 people and finally one of the asylum seekers is supposed to be on this cruise ship anchored in perth port of spain and human rights activists consider this action inhumane and say that only 222 rooms are supposed to be accommodated out of 500 immigrants in this country, but you i don't know the english language, he said that this cruise ship is not a prison and the asylum seekers are not chained there. the government has so far managed to deport the asylum seekers and send it as an operational mission to prevent the entry of small boats carrying illegal immigrants into english. hot the destruction of the planet continues. unprecedented fires on the coasts of the two-way mediterranean due to climate change, according to the report of british tv channel four , widespread fires in the world related to climate changes that humans can reduce your face. an unprecedented heat wave caused fires in greece and algeria . it has been up to turkey, is it due to climate change? is this scorching summer continuing? through the dark sky, a catastrophic image of our future can be seen . an optical im

for perth, we are seeing the temperature pickup towards the mid 20's.e could, however, see some rain edging in as we go into the later part of the weekend, and rain is the story for southern parts of the south island in new zealand. temperatures sitting where we expect them to be for christchurch as well as auckland , in the mid teens. lots of sunshine still pushing through the cloud ahead of wet weather. you can see that system starting to move into the south island as we go into saturday. for south east asia, it has been a very dry season across indonesia and malaysia. we are seeing more in the way up heavy rain for northern parts of borneo and northern parts of the philippines as we go into friday. >> how do states control information? how does the narrative inform public opinion? how is citizen journalism reframing the story? the listening post dissects the media. " we don't cover the news. we cover the way the news is covered. ♪ >> welcome back to al jazeera. 10 people have been killed after an aircraft traveling from moscow to st. petersburg crash

i ended up going to the royal perth hospital and they came back and said, "we really can't do much with list for a bypass." two or three days late, the consultant phoned me and said, "do you want to try this new procedure that lasers them open?" what they do, they put a pipe up there with a laser. obviously a minute laser that goes in through your artery and it lasers the plaque and it goes to nothing. i thank them so much. they've given me my life back. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. japan will start releasing treated radioactive water from the fukushima nuclear plant into the pacific ocean later. that's despite opposition from its neighbours. the decision comes after the un's nuclear watchdog approved the plan. our reporter nicky schiller has more. water that will be released into the ocean has been stored in these, 1000 steel tanks, since the disaster in march 2011. indeed, there is 1.34 million tonnes of water stored in them. that is the equivalent of around 500 olympic—sized swimming pools. now, japan says a maximum of

i ended up going to the royal perth hospital and they came back and said, we really can't do much withgoing to have to go on the list for a bypass. two or three days later, the consultant phoned me and said, do you want to try this new procedure that lasers them open? what they do, they put a pipe up there with a laser. obviously a minute laser that goes in through your artery and it lasers the plaque and it goes to nothing. i thank them so much. they've given me my life back. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. defence officials in ukraine have described claims of corruption within its army recruitment as "shameful and unacceptable". it comes after president zelensky recently fired every regional recruitment head after officials were accused of intimidation and taking bribes. our ukraine correspondent james waterhouse reports. "it's ok to be scared." this is the latest messaging campaign from ukraine's military. it wants people to give their details so they can be called on if needed. but what if they don't want to? translation

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blustery for the time of year, with blue sky and sunshine, as captured in perth and kinross, and a gooding of showers, some heavy and thundery. similar tomorrow weather—wise. the showers will be fewer and further between. less sharp in nature, windy, but not as blustery as today. this is the satellite picture, showing us the area of cloud. low pressure very much dominant, gradually pushing further eastwards through the rest of the weekend. and we look out towards the south—west on sunday night, where there's some more rain approaching. but tonight, a lot of the showers fade away and there will be clear spells around. still some showery outbreaks of rain, cloud across northern ireland and approaching western scotland by the end of the night. a mild start to sunday morning, temperatures down to between 1a and 16 celsius. plenty of cloud around for many areas on sunday morning, but it should break up and we'll see brightness and spells of sunshine develop. but still watch out for showers — possibly thundery across the moray firth, but elsewhere, they should fall lighter. and largely dry ac

blustery for the time of year with some blue sky and sunshine as captured by our weather watcher in perthavy and thundery very similar tomorrow weather wise, but the showers will be fewer and further between. less sharp in nature. still windy for the time of year, butjust not as blustery as today. and this is the satellite picture showing us where the areas of cloud have been, low pressure, very much dominant, gradually pushing further eastwards as we head through the rest of the weekend and we look out towards the south west on sunday night where there's some more rain approaching. but tonight then a lot of the showers will tend to fade away and there will be some clear spells around. still some showery outbreaks of rain, plenty of cloud across northern ireland. approaching western scotland by the end of the night is a mild start to sunday morning, temperatures down to between 1a and 16 degrees celsius. there'll be plenty of cloud around for many areas on sunday morning, but it should break up and we'll see some brightness and spells of sunshine develop, but still watch out for some show

blustery for the time of year with some blue sky and sunshine, as captured by our weather watcher in perthorrow weather wise, but the showers will be fewer and further between. less sharp in nature. still windy for the time of year, butjust not as blustery as today. and this is the satellite picture showing us where the areas of cloud have been, low pressure, very much dominant, gradually pushing further eastwards as we head through the rest of the weekend and we look out towards the south west on sunday night where there's some more rain approaching. but tonight then a lot of the showers will tend to fade away and there will be some clear spells around. still some showery outbreaks of rain, plenty of cloud across northern ireland, approaching western scotland by the end of the night. a mild start to sunday morning, temperatures down to between 14 and 16 degrees celsius. there'll be plenty of cloud around for many areas on sunday morning, but it should break up and we'll see some brightness and spells of sunshine develop, but still watch out for some showers, possibly thundery across the m

blustery for the time of year, with blue sky and sunshine, as captured in perth and kinross, and a goodher—wise. the showers will be fewer and further between. less sharp in nature, windy, but not as blustery as today. this is the satellite picture, showing us the area of cloud. low pressure very much dominant, gradually pushing further eastwards through the rest of the weekend. and we look out towards the south—west on sunday night, where there's some more rain approaching. but tonight, a lot of the showers fade away and there will be clear spells around. still some showery outbreaks of rain, cloud across northern ireland and approaching western scotland by the end of the night. a mild start to sunday morning, temperatures down to between 1a and 16 celsius. plenty of cloud around for many areas on sunday morning, but it should break up and we'll see brightness and spells of sunshine develop. but still watch out for showers — possibly thundery across the moray firth, but elsewhere, they should fall lighter. and largely dry across parts of east anglia, where it will tend to be brightest.

intense thunderstorms gave rise to some funnel clouds, you can see this one from a weather watcher in perthlooks like this one in fife did touch down and we did see a tornado. it was the showers and storms that gave rise to those funnel clouds, particularly across eastern, central and southern parts of scotland but as you can see from this picture, we have had showers and thunderstorms elsewhere and some of those are still rattling around right now. i think most of the thunderstorms will ease in intensity overnight but we will continue to see some showers here and there, some clear spells as well but actually quite a fresh night, 7—11 . tomorrow, at the start of the weekend, a mix of sunshine and showers but as the weekend goes on i think the showers will lose some of their intensity. still plenty around on saturday, sunny spells and scatter shout in england and wales, heavy infantry in central and wales, heavy infantry in central and eastern england and in scotland and eastern england and in scotland and northern ireland, more cloud filtering from the north, some showery rain and quite a b

i ended up going to the royal perth hospital and they came back and said, "we really can't do much withto go on the list for a bypass." two or three days later, the consultant phoned me and said, "do you want to try this new procedure that laser them open?" what they do, they put a pipe up there with a laser. obviously a very minute laser that goes in through your artery and it lasers the plaque and it goes to nothing. i thank them so much. they've given me my life back. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. about a thousand fires are still burning across western canada as the country grapples with its worst wildfire season on record. troops have been deployed to fight the flames, which cover an area roughly the size of greece. tens of thousands of people have been evacuated. hundreds of firefighters are arriving from overseas to help with the emergency effort. british columbia has been blanketed with dangerous smoke and millions of people have been under air quality warnings. across the border in the us state of washington wildfir

the two teams to go through were playing each other in perth.t to 6—0 in their opening game. morocco are ranked 72nd in the world, and the only one of the eight debutants to make it through to the last 16.

questions via our live you to chat here with us to talk about how women are seen and heard in the media in perth, australia. katherine sine, a senior lecturer in journalism at christian university in nairobi. and sarah, i'm a t r e, a global coordinator at global media monitoring project and in new castle in the u . k. we have karen ross, professor of gender and media studies and new castle university. ladies, i'm so glad that you're with us and you know, just to address sort of the elephant in the room. it just so happens that this so topic happens when our usual host, who is family. ok of course of well isn't woman unlike me? said usually be in uh in this chair instead of me. so, you know, we're mindful of that. i can promise you, there won't be any mans planning because you are the experts. so we're here to hear from you. let's get straight to it. i want to ask you, um, sarah, you know, we heard that that statistic, 25 percent of the time. i mean, how would you underline or highlight the real problem when it comes to a representation for women in media as well? the problem will bundle you pre

their 2—0 win over haiti sealed with a 100th minute goal for sanne troelsgaard in perth. had two goals disallowed. haiti go out of their first world cup without a point or a goal. this is how group d finished. three out of three for england has them top. and they'll play nigeria in the next round in brisbane on monday. denmark's runner up spot means it's co—hosts australia in the last 16 for them. holders the usa were a post's width from going out of the women's world cup but they squeezed through to the knockout stage with a 0—0 draw against portugal in auckland. but they've only qualified as runners up in their group. it's the usa's second draw in a row but could have been worse. having failed to take the chances that came their way, they nearly lost in injury time with ana capeta hitting the post for portugal. it's likely the usa in their last 16 match will be against sweden in melbourne. it is tough, what we have been doing is incredible. we have got to be proud. this is football but i think we showed that in football there is no impossible things. we have been workin

the two teams to go through were playing each other in perth.orocco's 1—0 win over colombia, provided by anissa lahmari, was enough to send them through at the expense of germany, who they lost to 6—0 in their opening game. morocco are ranked 72nd in the world and the only one of the eight debutants to make it through to the last 16. i think they're the lowest ranked team coming into the world cup. to come out of a group where nobody gave them hope, they lost 6—0 in the opening game to germany. what was so impressive about that was the togetherness they showed. i also like the fact that the girl that wore the hijab, for the growth of the game, i think for muslim women and young girls to see a female play in a major tournament, on such a big stage, i think that visibility is crucial moving forward. so here they are taking their place in the knockout stage where they'll play france. that'll be the final last 16 match. it all starts on saturday with spain against switzerland. holders the usa meet sweden on sunday. while european champions england f

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