sarina wiegman�*s side have a very tough group with two other of the world's top six teams in there inrance and sweden. only two will go through automatically and weigman knows history will count for nothing. that was then. that was a great moment, but we all move on. there have been lots of things happen in between that period — that time and now — and we're in a new situation now. of course, we know sweden very well — they know us very well, too. so we're preparing what we have seen lately from them, and what we want to do and how we want to play. ronda rousey says she hid "concussions and neurological injuries" from ufc�*s governing body for years during her time as bantamweight champion. the american became the first woman tojoin ufc in 2012, defending her title six times before tasting defeat in 2015 to holly holm. rousey says she finds it hard to watch that fight back and that the loss caused her to "self—assess" her career for the sake of her long—term health. it's hard looking back at footage in that match because i can see in my eyes that i am literally suffering from a neurol

paying tribute, england manager sarina wiegman, who capped daly on 46 occasions for the lionesses, said history this weekend when she becomes the first woman to referee a senior professional rugby league fixture in the northern hemisphere. jones also plays for st helens and england women, and scored the opening try in the first women's challenge cup final at wembley last august. she's referreed in the challenge cup already this season and will take charge of the league one fixture between oldham and cornwall at boundary park on sunday. a big week of europan football continues. it all started with a bang last night, thanks to two cracking champions league quarter final first legs. the holders manchester city playing out a 3—all draw at real madrid whilst arsenal and bayern munich finished two a piece in north london, meaning things are fascinatingly poised going into next week's second legs. one week in manchester our people will be sold out. they will help us to score one goal, we will do the rest and try again to reach the semifinal, it is simple. the team who wins will reach we have g

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that according to manager sarina wiegman. 0ur reporter emma sanders was at this morning's press conferenceger and lucy bronze have spoken— the manager and lucy bronze have spoken to — the manager and lucy bronze have spoken to the media ahead of england's crucial euro qualifier against — england's crucial euro qualifier against sweden at wembley tomorrow i'iili'it against sweden at wembley tomorrow night and _ against sweden at wembley tomorrow night and they will train here before — night and they will train here before heading down to london this afternoon _ before heading down to london this afternoon and all 23 players are out on the _ afternoon and all 23 players are out on the pitch and that includes leah williamson. she has not played for a year for— williamson. she has not played for a year for england after suffering that acl — year for england after suffering that acl injury that ruled out of the tast— that acl injury that ruled out of the last years were a couple she is fit and _ the last years were a couple she is fit and ready and manager says that if you _ fit and ready and m

way — a big win for wales, but the defending champions england draw with sweden at wembley as sarina wiegmanars ago. and storm kathleen will bring some very blustery conditions right across the uk today, particularly for irish sea coast. but is also going to be feeling very warm. i'll have all the details later. it's saturday, 6 april. our main story: this weekend marks six months since the start of the israel—gaza conflict, with more than 33,000 people killed since fighting began. pressure is growing on israel from the international community after its defence force admitted monday's air strike, which killed seven aid workers, should never have happened. there are also renewed calls for hostages to be released and more aid, as our correspondent sean dilley reports.

republic of ireland are the other two teams in what's a tough group, and the england manager, sarina wiegmanws their victory two years ago counts for nothing that was then. that was a great moment, but we all move on. there have been lots of things happen in between that period — that time and now — and we're in a new situation now. of course, we know sweden very well — they know us very well, too. so we're preparing what we have seen lately from them, and what we want to do and how we want to play. max verstappen was fastest on day one of practice for the japanese grand prix. on—and—off rain wrecked second practice, but in the first session there was a marked improvement for the mercedes with both lewis hamilton and george russell finishing within half a second of verstappen. but williams�* awful start to the season conintined with american logan sargeant losing control at a high speed control at a high—speed corner and crashing out. thankfully he was ok, the car not so. a silly error, to be honest, one i shouldn't be making, especially in p1. but yeah, fortunately it wasn't like the mistak

republic of ireland are the other two teams in what's a tough group, and the england manager, sarina wiegmanhere have been lots of things happen in between that period — that time and now — and we're in a new situation now.

sarina wiegman�*s team have been drawn.en there's the republic of ireland. they are a team who always turn up. england will be boosted by the return of leah williamson. the england captain hasn't played rationale for a year. we are told she's fit and could be starting. we already spoke about scotland, but there are two other home nations playing tonight as well— wales against croatia and northern ireland against croatia and northern ireland against malta. what can we expect from them?— from them? like you said, unlike encland from them? like you said, unlike england and _ from them? like you said, unlike england and republic— from them? like you said, unlike england and republic of- from them? like you said, unlike england and republic of ireland, | from them? like you said, unlike i england and republic of ireland, the other nations can't qualify automatically. they have to try to find a route to switzerland by of the playoffs. wales have never qualified for a women's major football tournament, but there is optimism under

england manager sarina wiegman said she'd never worked with such a versatile player, who always had ast before retiring. the three—time olympic champion is stepping up preparations as he aims to defend his pommel horse title for the last time. he's been speaking tojohn watson. max, great to see you again. we gather you have some news? i'm excited to say, i suppose it feels still feels a bit weird, i've made a decision and it's the right time for me that the paris 2024 olympics will hopefully be my fourth olympic games, but will also be my final olympic games. i've done the sport for 24 years. i'm 31 years old now. i feel it in my gut and i think you've got to listen to that. yes, it's the right time for me. how have you arrived at this decision, then? ever since i suppose rio olympics, where i was at my peak age, i think i've had questions thrown at me about like, when am i retiring? i think when you get that constantly for eight years of the last bit of my career here, you do naturally think about it. i've wanted to prove people wrong a lot of my way through myjourney. and i've alway

way — a big win for wales, but the defending champions england draw with sweden at wembley as sarina wiegmans side aim for a repeat of those unforgettable scenes two years ago. and storm kathleen will bring some very blustery conditions right across the uk today, particularly for irish sea coast. but is also going to be feeling very warm. i'll have all the details later. it's saturday, 6 april. our main story: this weekend marks six months since the start of the israel—gaza conflict, with more than 33,000 people killed since fighting began. pressure is growing on israel from the international community after its defence force admitted monday's air strike, which killed seven aid workers, should never have happened. there are also renewed calls for hostages to be released and more aid, as our correspondent sean dilley reports. one of the vehicles carrying seven aid workers killed in an air strike on on monday. the charity's logo clearly visible here but not say israeli authorities seen by the military drone operators. israel has sacked to idf officers after investigators concluded that even if