they have found a lot as impressive young talent, the likes of sam underhill, tom currie, lots of sam, tom currie, lots of hope for the future. that will be of hope for the future. that will be of precious consolation right now to these thousands of england supporters who came here with such high hopes that they might lift the world cup for the second time, but those hopes have ended in bitter disappointment. and ijust those hopes have ended in bitter disappointment. and i just wanted to pick up on the south african captain, isaw pick up on the south african captain, i saw kolisi being interviewed after that game and saying, when he was young, he used to worry about his next meal, and he then said, a lot of us need the opportunity, i got mine and i took it. he was so humble in victory, he is an inspiring figure, isn't he? he is an inspiring figure, isn't he? he is inspirational. you could see during the national anthems, just how much it meant to him. so much generation, and people may remember the 1995 south african victory on home soil with nelson mandela awarding the trophy to fran

there are still plenty of young players in this team, the likes of tom currie and sam underhill who madeedit, when the dust has settled, they can look back on some superb performances, particularly at the quarterfinal and semifinal against australia and new zealand. but united just wasn't to be, they have had a bitterly disappointing defeat. absolutely, and take nothing away from south africa. thank you for joining us. great britain's rugby league side have lost the first of two tests against new zealand this morning. 12—8 they went down in auckland, it was only 2—2 at half time but the hosts took control after the break. jamayne isaako with the try here after a brilliant off—load, before the kiwis powered over again. great britain replied through daryl clark but it wasn't enough to avoid their second consecutive defeat of the tour. you can catch highlights on bbc one at 1.15. lewis hamilton looks set to win his sixth world title this weekend, finishing fastest in second practice ahead of tomorrow's american grand prix. he was three tenths of a second faster than ferrari's charles lecler

dejager, another south african who plays for sale and tom curry, who's been so important, as well as sam underhillhill, nick named the kamikaze kids by eddiejones. and those aberrations close to being in complete. before that game tomorrow, it will be inspiring team talk by captain 0wen farrell. no coaches will be present. before every big test match and you can imagine just what the atmosphere will be like inside that room when he delivers that team talk. it's going to come in around a couple of hours time. really interesting to hear. warren gatland meanwhile will take charge of wales for the final time this morning. they play new zealand in the third—place play—off in tokyo, kick off is at 9 o'clock. the arsenal captain granit xhaka says repeated threats to his wife and daughter pushed him to "boiling point" when he swore at fans and stormed off the pitch during their 2—all draw with crystal palace last weekend. xhaka says repeated threats to his wife and daughter and lewis hamilton says he can still get even better — as he prepares for a weekend in which he could win his sixth formula one world