in. —— shane duffy. were caught in two minds. a mistake by christy, defending the post, just one of the errors we saw. ireland were behind by half—time and then it was the eriksen show, three goals from him, best player on the pitch, one of the most talented attacking midfielders in europe and he was given space to shine. three g:;': from shine. three goals from him. it was” nicklas shioo, three goals from him. it was,— nicklas bendtner scoring from 5—1. nicklas bendtner scoring from the penalty spot. martin o'neill went for it, making attacking substitutions at half—time, hoolahan coming on. some people thought he should have started the game. the defensive strength we've seen throughout from the republic over the years in the martin o'neill era just disappeared. as the game opened up, they fell apart. a lot of dismal faces and pessimistic opinions from the supporters as they left the stadium. what i would say is that the republic have got further than many teams with similar resources to reach the play

the republic of ireland took the lead afterjust five minutes, a header shane duffy before half—time ande errors from the irish team, but christian eriksen, in an attacking midfield role for denmark, was allowed to run the show. his hat—trick was a delight, the second goal, his fetish for that want a particular highlight of the evening. and the world cup, which will not feature robert or gareth bale or alexis sanchez, will have in christian eriksen one of the most talented players in europe. the world cup may well benefit from his presence and denmark may feel their superior technique and skill won the day, and won the tie. if they feel they deserve to be in the world cup, i think they are properly right. —— probably right. so there are nowjust two spots left for next year's world cup. one of those will go to either australia or honduras on wednesday. they played out a goalless draw in the first leg, so it is a winner—takes—all in sydney. and the match won't be without controversy, after the honduras coach accused the australians of spying on their training session. austin halewood has t

the tie was goalless after the first leg, and a headerfrom shane duffy put the hosts ahead just six minutesrk's star midfielder christian eriksen ran riot, racking up a hat—trick. nicklas bendtner made it 5—1 from the spot in added time.

the tie was goalless after the first leg, a headerfrom shane duffy put the hosts ahead just 6 minutesdenmark's star midfielder christian eriksen ran riot — racking up a hatrick. nicklas bendtner made it 5—1 from the spot in added time — after missing the euros in 2016. he became belgium's all—time top scorer wiht 31 goals, after scoring the winner in his side's 1—nil friendly victory overjapan in brugues on tuesday. six—time champion roger federer beat alexander zverev to reach the last four at the season—ending atp finals in london. federer proved the stronger in the final set, winning the match 7—6, 5—7, 6—1. germany's zverev who is seeded third, can still qualify for the semi—finals on his debut appearance. he will play americanjack sock in his final group match on thursday, with the winner to progress to the last four. now here's what's been catching out eye on social media. if you're one of the best basketball teams in the nba and there's too much traffic before a big game, how do you get across new york city? well, you get the subway, of course! that's exactly what the cleveland

display against ireland on tuesday evening defeating the host five one island took the lead through shane duffy early on but the danes bounced back in style and none of the match christiane eriksson grabbed three of the goals dashing irish hopes of staging a comeback. here's a recap of the top stories if you're following feel zimbabwe's army has seized control of the state board coffin deployed time for the streets of hierarchy is denied it's leading a coup against the aging leader robert mugabe as a power struggle over his succession lessons and australians have back to gay marriage in post a photo organized by the government over sixty percent said they would favor allowing same sex couples to marry now the government says it introduced legislation to make it possible before the end of the yeah. you're watching the news coming to you live from london and have more news for you at the top of the l. i look forward to seeing you then but. she was a child prodigy. she rails audiences. she's a visionary he's an ambassador for peace. now daniel barenboim is turning seventy five. we celebrate the bi

shane duffy, the big man with the big moment. but the chance came from a misdirected danish boot.s christie was defending the line on that post. the ball evaded him. in christian eriksen of tottenham, denmark possessed the most talented man on the pitch. far too good to be left in space. suddenly, 2—1. second half and eriksen had the chance to settle it. now that was a lovely finish. sadly there was still time for error. stephen ward's defending set up eriksen again. and by the time bendtner put away a penalty, the evening had gone past sad. republic of ireland mustjoin italy watching the world cup. joe wilson, bbc news, dublin. england have already qualified for russia and tonight, here at wembley, they held one of the greatest football nations, brazil, to a goaless draw. plenty of encouragement for this young and inexperienced squad. 0ver encouragement for this young and inexperienced squad. over in cardiff, wales were also in friendly action. they took the lead through tom lawrence against panama. what a strike that was. however, it is wasn't to be for the welsh. the panama, wh

that was shane duffy rising above everyone to head past the keeper.it's now 1—1. england have already qualified for the world cup. but they are in friendly action against brazil tonight at wembley. after england's youngsters impressed in their last friendly against germany, three under 21 players have been called up for tonight's fixture. there haven't been any real chances yesterday. jamie vardy had a run through on goal. it remains goalless at wembley. the scottish fa have made the northern irish manager, michael o'neill northern irish manager, michael 0'neill the number one target for them to replace their manager. we move on to tennis. jack sock has boosted his chances of progressing to the semifinals of the atp world tour finals in london. he beat wimbledon finalist cilic in three sets, the american, who lost his opening match to roger federer, came from a set down to defeat the sieveth seed. —— fifth seed. roger federer and zverev are playing in the same group this evening. that was a tough one for sure. it's been an interesting morning so far.

it was goalless after the first leg, a headerfrom shane duffy putting the hosts ahead six minutes intriking fob outside the area to the denmark 2—1 up and then he scored another to put paid to any irish hopes. then he got his hat—trick, rounding off a remarkable night for the danes. nicklas bendtner storing from the spot in stoppage time. a lot of international friendlies taking place around the world. sergio aguero was taken to hospital after fainting at half—time in argentina's friendly defeat against nigeria. he scored after 36 minutes to put argentina 2—0 up but he didn't come out for the second half. alex iwobi scoring twice for nigeria. there are now just there are nowjust two spots left for the world cup and one of them will go to either australia or honduras. they are play—off is tied after a goalless d raw honduras. they are play—off is tied after a goalless draw in the first leg so it is a winner takes all game. we look ahead to the second leg. espionage has arrived in football, the thoughts of a furiousjorge pinto as he accused australia of using a drone to spy on preparat

is shane duffy putting the irish ahead.rld cup! only six minutes on the clock and they found themselves 3—1 down. christian eriksson. he ended up with a hat—trick and the celebrations from the danish as they head to russia 2018 and you saw martin o'neill there and roy keane on the side, what does the future hold for them? they are not going to the world cup now, victoria. should england be getting more praise after two goalless draws? england fielded two goalless draws? england fielded two young teams. the first against germany when they drew nil—nil. gareth southgate made five changes for last night's match against brazil who are number two in the world. it wasn't the greatest game to be fair, but they had good chances, brazil, all the possession, they hit the bar and this is late on. another england cap that gareth southgate handed, a guy who signed from chelsea to liverpool, a cap for him, but england having to settle for a goalless draw. this is wales against panama. wales not going to the world cup. panama. what a stri

dominant display against ireland last night defeating the hosts five one arlen took the lead through shane duffyearly on but the danes bounce back in style man of the match was christiane eriksson he grabbed three goals ending the irish hopes of staging a comeback in tennis the veteran roger federer notched his second one of the a.t.p. finals in london with an impressive three said victory over alexander that of the thirty six year old swiss at the top of your screen was made to work hard and it to our slugfest against the twenty year old german figaro clinched the first in the tiebreaker before vera bounced back to take the second seven five eight a row dominated the final set six one profiting from a double fall to secure his semifinal appearance at the end of season tournaments. representatives from some two hundred nations are currently working on implementing the details of the paris climate accord at united nations talks now underway in here in germany one major issue on the agenda for them is insurance against climate change germany pledged one hundred twenty five million dollars to boost

it was goalless from the first leg, so things looked good for martin o‘neill‘s side when shane duffystart, had a good chance to maybe make it 2—0. probably would have needed that. but the two goals we considered in the space of a couple of minutes just knocked us for six, really. it was less samba and more of a slumber at wembley. england played out their second goalless draw in four days, this time against brazil. gareth southgate again chose to field an inexperienced side, but they held off the likes of neymar, coutinho, and this man, fernandinho. there weren‘t many chances for england, but liverpool striker dominic solanke came close to having a dream debut in the closing seconds. they had control of the game tonight, no question about that, and they were the most dangerous team. but we have limited both teams to very few clear—cut chances. and, you know, would have probably been an injustice, but could have pinched the game tonight with the chances at the game tonight with the chances at the end. wales won‘t be at the world cup, but they too were in friendly action against panama

display against ireland on tuesday evening defeating the hosts five one island took the lead through shane duffy early on but the danes bounced back in style nine of the match christian eriksen grabbed three goals dashing irish hopes of staging a comeback. you're watching the news here's a recap of the top stories that we're following for you. while leaders and heads of states have joined un climate talks in bonn the talks are aimed at moving forward the two thousand and fifteen paris accord which commits countries to limiting global warming to under two degrees the need is a hoping to resolve outstanding issues such as finance by the end of the meeting on friday. and zimbabwe's army has seize control of the state of georgia constant deployed tanks on the streets of the capital harare is denied it's leading a coup against the ailing leader robert mugabe as a power struggle over his succession wesson's. that's it for me under thought she might sarah harman is standing mushing have the news for you in a couple of minutes just david d.w. . he takes it personally with wonderful people winston. agree

it started well when shane duffy put them one up in the tie.says "in terms of heart, resilience and spirit" last night‘s goalless draw against brazil was up there with anything he‘s been involved in. a young england side played out a second consecutive 0—0 draw, with dominic solanke coming close to marking his debut with a goal near the end. chris coleman believes he‘s still the man to lead wales but admits he‘s unsure about his future as manager. a youthful welsh side impressed in their friendly with panama. tom lawrence put them ahead in cardiff. but in the 94th minute, the visitors, who unlike wales, are going to the world cup, equalised through armando cooper. coleman remains in talks about extending his contract. i think ithinki i think i am the man to lead and, yes, but i think that is an easier question, there is a bit more to it than that. but that will happen very shortly, i imagine. at the minute, it is all about the team, and it is tough against france. a lot has been learned tonight. the uk anti—doping agency has closed its investig