in the last hour we've heard from england manaher sarina weigman. from england manager sarina weigman close to the squad. still months to go, still lots could happen and we played so many games internationally but also at club. and i think at this moment we are playing a course brazil but also australia gives us a new measurement. we expect to be challenged more in defence than we were. we expect a little bit more. but we actually expect that there will be challenging defence. so that gives us again more information about our team and about where plays are at this moment to move forward in our preparation for world cup. one person who was at that press conference ahead of tomorrow night's game is our reporterjo currie, who's at st george's park for us. some atmosphere there tomorrow. how much are you looking forward to this, european champions against a south american champions? the thing out mr as they — south american champions? the thing out mr as they are _ south american champions? the thing out mr as they are calling _ south american champions? the thing out mr as they are calli

they're taking on australia in a friendly, and looking to make it 31 games unbeaten under sarina weigmannly one to progress into round two. making his first appearance since picking up an injury last month, the 21—year old beat the argentine sebastian baez in straight sets, and will face hubert hurkacz of poland in the second round this afternoon. meanwhile, andy murray called his opening round defeat, one of the worst of his career. he was beaten comfortably in straight sets by the australian alex de minaur. british number one cameron norrie is also out. and you might have caught this over the weekend. liverpool's andy robertson allegedly elbowed by an assistant referee at anfield on sunday during their 2—2 draw with arsenal. the official involved — constantine hatzidakis — has been stood down from any matches while the incident is investigated. it has sparked so much conversation and debate about behaviour of players but also how officials contend with difficult situations on the pitch. so many arguing in favour of the players and what they should do, should they not be addressing offi