for garrett southgate this is almost as almost redemption in la.n england went out of the semifinals pages. he will be happy today, how much credit you should take? i think garrett southgate knows that it was like to miss that penalty. he knew the pressure and the burden that he show that as a result of that. here we are 25 years on still talking about his penalty mess. that's something he had to live with for a long time. he was very keen and the players at any of that hysteria which comes with england performing a major trainings, not least against germany and he's very good with that calm head and a cool hand and he seemed to take the pressure of his players and he was very keen to stress that they were not feeling any of that pressure as he said himself, so many of these players were not even born when he missed that penalty here at wembley at a euro 96. he knew they would be treating this like any other game and they have certainly done that. there were criticism over some of his formations and the tactical line—up and perhaps not harnessing s

use the term he survived the cut, gareth southgate i survived the cut, gareth southgate has said he wasere was never any doubt, practising set pieces yesterday, he has always been and the plans and you mentioned how strongly he finished the season. absolutely fine form for liverpool, left out but a brilliant start. 26 man squad, he is included with four right—backs, reece james excelled for chelsea in the champions league final. sam johnson ahead of aaron ramsdale in the goalkeeping position, five midfielders named. gareth southgate really excited aboutjude really excited about jude bellingham. really excited aboutjude bellingham. the most surprising name probably bukayo saka of arsenal, probably bukayo saka of arsenal, probably included because mason greenwood is out through injury. jesse lingard and ollie watkins the other names to mess out. in the last few minutes, the england manager said bukayo saka played with character and skill in a very difficult situation for arsenal this season, not performing at their best but his versatility is probably going to be crucial for southgate bec

he has a very calm head, gareth southgate. we will bring some of what he has to say in just we will bring some of what he has to say injust a we will bring some of what he has to say in just a moment. we will bring some of what he has to say injust a moment. we are we will bring some of what he has to say in just a moment. we are still waiting for the main party to arrive, they will be 23 arriving. harry kane is already here alongside his manager. then we have this awkward situation with mason mount and ben chilwell not coming out of their self isolation until this evening. so they will travel around independently at some point. southgate and harry kane seemed very relaxed when they got out of there minibus and posed with a gaggle of some young england fans here who are wishing them well. then they have gonein wishing them well. then they have gone in there to give that pre—match news conference. it has been an interesting couple of days at st george's park. far too much chat about penalties, that is all a bit too negative but

irate game are we expecting any changes to come from gareth southgate?- come from gareth southgate?? we will have to see. he spoke _ come from gareth southgate? we will have to see. he spoke to _ come from gareth southgate? we will have to see. he spoke to marcus - have to see. he spoke to marcus rashford yesterday who only came on for the last 20 minutes, this is how the wealth of attacking talents that southgate has, mason mountain that attacking role alongside declan rice and phillips, they performed really well and those holding midfielders, he will have to have those sort of conservative players and jordan henderson, who is having a birthday today, he's knocking on the door as well and marcus rashford said he has come back in a training and wants to put his head above the parapet again and will be pushing for a starting place. and arguably strongest team of the group, just all out again and see if they can put the scots away and qualify. england heavy favourites but a lot of players thinking they can come in and do just as good a job as that starting 11 against croatia. another

. ., southgate? gareth southgate says of course it has — southgate?ate? gareth southgate says of course it has disrupted his _ southgate? gareth southgate says of course it has disrupted his plans - course it has disrupted his plans because — course it has disrupted his plans because they will probably miss the last 16 _ because they will probably miss the last 16 tie — because they will probably miss the last 16 tie. remember, england have qualified— last 16 tie. remember, england have qualified for the knockout stages so this match — qualified for the knockout stages so this match against the czech republic does not have that kind of jeopardy— republic does not have that kind of jeopardy associated with it, clive. but when — jeopardy associated with it, clive. but when did england ever go into matches_ but when did england ever go into matches without some kind of pressure — matches without some kind of pressure and you go back to the goaliess— pressure and you go back to the goalless draw against scotland on friday _ goalless draw against scotland

katie — what's gareth southgate learnt from this game tonight going into that one? croatia. an interesting question because it is difficult to know how much you can learn from this. it was a difficult selection board, he is without a number of key players, no chelsea players and harry maguire is out injured as well so he will have been looking to see what his fringe players can do, maybe some of those who might have been on the periphery of the england team. from the past two games, the one player who has shown is jack relation. he was fantastic tonight causing problems for remainiac and was at the centre for remainiac and was at the centre for everything for england. he won the penalty which marcus rashford finished off. jordan henderson missed the second penalty which is something gareth southgate spoke about afterwards, he might have a word with henderson because that was not the plan. henderson had not played since february so maybe he wanted some of the glory but it did not work out for him. there were other positives, sam johnstone, the west brom goalkeeper ma

of course, but i think gareth southgate _ a change in.change in. of course, but i think gareth southgate is in _ a change in. of course, but i think gareth southgate is in a _ a change in. of course, but i think gareth southgate is in a strong . gareth southgate is in a strong position because of his squad. i thinking would have a good 11, but where they are different from the other nations, i think they've got a brilliant squad. i think it's a case of we're already threw into the next round for sure, so might be opportunities for other players. now they've got to play for the next game. they've got to play for the next came. , . they've got to play for the next iame. , ., they've got to play for the next ame. , ., ., �*, game. great debate about what's wron: with game. great debate about what's wrong with harry _ game. great debate about what's wrong with harry kane. _ game. great debate about what's wrong with harry kane. he - game. great debate about what's wrong with harry kane. he says l game. great debate about what's i wrong with h

gareth southgate also admitting — olympic oh in rome. _ olympic oh in rome. gareth southgate also admitting he is the _ olympic oh in rome. gareth southgate also admitting he is the party - olympic oh in rome. gareth southgate also admitting he is the party paper i also admitting he is the party paper immediately after the win over germany because straight back to work today —— party prepare. germany because straight back to work today -- party prepare. indeed, the have work today -- party prepare. indeed, they have returned _ work today -- party prepare. indeed, they have returned to _ work today -- party prepare. indeed, they have returned to st _ work today -- party prepare. indeed, they have returned to st george's i they have returned to st george's park in buoyant mood you can only imagine after the result against germany yesterday. we have seen some of the players who played you last night at the training base there will, walking around. as we know, those who were not involved or the substitutes in that, they have been training to

of course, but i think gareth southgate _ a change in.course, but i think gareth southgate is _ a change in. of course, but i think gareth southgate is in _ a change in. of course, but i think gareth southgate is in a _ a change in. of course, but i think gareth southgate is in a strong . gareth southgate is in a strong position because of his squad. i thinking would have a good 11, but where they are different from the other nations, i think they've got a brilliant squad. i think it's a case of we're already threw into the next round for sure, so might be opportunities for other players. now they've got to play for the next game. they've got to play for the next came. , . they've got to play for the next iame. , ., they've got to play for the next ame. , ., ., they've got to play for the next ame. , . . �*, game. great debate about what's wron: with game. great debate about what's wrong with harry _ game. great debate about what's wrong with harry kane. _ game. great debate about what's wrong with harry kane. he - game. great debate abou

he but southgate made the call and it aid off. ~ but southgate made the call and it aid off. ,, ., but when he was question whether he had - was question whether he had justified his selection because we all know what a supreme player raheem sterling is, what he has done for manchester city in another premier league winning season. yes, he has never scored a goal on a major stage at a major championship, he has put that to bed today but i thinkjust he has put that to bed today but i think just a he has put that to bed today but i thinkjust a fine selection if anything, the fact he put —— kept marcus rashford out of the side, jack grealish as well. you saw southgate going with him on one side, linking up brilliantly with mason mount and harry kane who came deeply from midfield, and on the other side phil foden, who has had a fantastic breakthrough season for manchester city. he could have scored the opening goal, hit a post in the first half as england really dominated. calvin phillips really brought alive as well playing a more advanced role alongside declan rice, who was sitting reall

gareth southgate has sent his team up gareth southgate has sent his team up very well.them to the groups face. i got past germany at long last and they will be desperate to avoid any possible upsets, but it has to be said, things have opened up for england now, and there is a clear route to that final which will be staged back at wembley stadium on the 11th of july. at wembley stadium on the 11th of jul . ~ ~' ., at wembley stadium on the 11th of jul. ~ ~ ., at wembley stadium on the 11th of jul. w, , july. we know you will be there, john. july. we know you will be there, john- thank _ july. we know you will be there, john. thank you _ july. we know you will be there, john. thank you very _ july. we know you will be there, john. thank you very much. - well, let's hear what some fans made of that result who were watching in south london. yet we are so happy, you have given us the best — yet we are so happy, you have given us the best nightly _ yet we are so happy, you have given us the best nightly could _ yet we are so happy, you have given us the best nightly could eve

doubt for them against the czechs and gareth southgate was asked about his england pair. hate southgateout his england pair. southgate was asked about his encland air. ~ ., �* ~ ., ., england pair. we don't know at the moment, england pair. we don't know at the moment. so _ england pair. we don't know at the moment, so there's _ england pair. we don't know at the moment, so there's obviously - england pair. we don't know at the moment, so there's obviously got l england pair. we don't know at the l moment, so there's obviously got to be quite _ moment, so there's obviously got to be quite a _ moment, so there's obviously got to be quite a doubt, but there's still a lot— be quite a doubt, but there's still a lot of— be quite a doubt, but there's still a lot of discussions and investigations going on the on the scenes. _ investigations going on the on the scenes. so— investigations going on the on the scenes, so as and he just said, they're — scenes, so as and he just said, they're isolating and we just have to find _ they're isolating and we just have to find out — they're isolating and

why was en . land southgate's side. why was england not _ southgate's side.hgate's side. why was - england not performing better? what is your reckoning, what is your reasoning was?— your reasoning was? they pressed — your reasoning was? they pressed england - your reasoning was? they pressed england down - your reasoning was? they pressed england down inl your reasoning was? they i pressed england down in the wings very well. they had three admit fields rather than england's two. ultimately i think scotland just work harder throughout the game and england just did not take the risk they needed to win the game. find needed to win the game. and tem -s needed to win the game. and temps are — needed to win the game. and temps are taking _ needed to win the game. and temps are taking the risks, when you look at say is a non—football fan we're seeing some of the most highly paid sports people in the world playing there. why are they not taking these risks? it’s playing there. why are they not taking these risks?— taking these risks? it's a good question- _ taking t

gareth southgate there.eve clarke gave this reaction to the news that billy gilmour tested positive for covid—i9 earlier today. obviously he is upset, as you would expect. he is asymptomatic, no symptoms, so hopefully his health will... ..hold up, he won't have too many symptoms and he will get back to playing as quickly as possible. obviously a blow for us in terms of the team, but a chance for someone else. let's speak to olly foster, who's at wembley. he is our sports news correspondent. ollie, this is not the home teams would have been hoping for. ho. would have been hoping for. no, absolutely _ would have been hoping for. no, absolutely not, _ would have been hoping for. no, absolutely not, so _ would have been hoping for. iifr, absolutely not, so that was the big news early this morning, billy gilmour testing positive. a huge blow for scotland, he was their man of the match in that goalless draw on friday night here at wembley. i was at england training at lunchtime and i approached the fa and i said,

gareth southgate are so brilliant with the press, _ southgate are so brilliant with the press, it _ southgatepress, if you could read into that very coot— press, if you could read into that very cool exterior, you can see that maybe _ very cool exterior, you can see that maybe he _ very cool exterior, you can see that maybe he was a little bit perturbed tty maybe he was a little bit perturbed by the _ maybe he was a little bit perturbed by the situation for england being so very— by the situation for england being so very different for the situation for scotland. as you said, of course, _ for scotland. as you said, of course, england through so maybe the pressure _ course, england through so maybe the pressure is _ course, england through so maybe the pressure is off. but if they finish top, _ pressure is off. but if they finish too, there — pressure is off. but if they finish top, there is a difference between finishing _ top, there is a difference between finishing top and second in the group, — finishing top and second in the group, going ahead and looking at the oath _ group, going ahead

if you watch closely what gareth southgate said last night, i think he may— southgate said last night — he may be... what is the word, bemused about the situation as well. we are _ bemused about the situation as well. we are told _ bemused about the situation as well. we are told there will be updates today _ we are told there will be updates today. we know that the england camp are in_ today. we know that the england camp are in close _ today. we know that the england camp are in close contact with the public health _ are in close contact with the public health england about the situation with those two players. they are tested _ with those two players. they are tested in — with those two players. they are tested in different ways, they both have the _ tested in different ways, they both have the different tests, the fast ones _ have the different tests, the fast ones on — have the different tests, the fast ones on the more reliable covid tests. _ ones on the more reliable covid tests. all— ones on the more reliable covid tests, all the time. we know everybody is being tested and eve

given that gareth southgate said playersl that gareth southgate said players would not be talking aboutus rashford spoke really confidently and strongly on this matter today. remember, he became the youngest black player to captain england on sunday against romania, he scored the only goal of the game, and to sadie squad have been disappointed with how a vocal minority, should we say could have reacted to them taking the knee is an understatement, really, but today i found that rashford was pretty much unequivocal also they will not be quitting, they will carry on, enable carry on taking the need. let's have a little less than what he had to say. we are notjust going to quit because _ we are notjust going to quit because people disagree with it for whatever_ because people disagree with it for whatever reasons, so that's our thought — whatever reasons, so that's our thought process behind it. we are going _ thought process behind it. we are going to _ thought process behind it. we are going to stick added, we believe that it _ going to stick added, we believe that it is — going to stick

you mentioned gareth southgate. what do _ focused on. you mentioned gareth southgate.ed gareth southgate. what do you think- focused on. you mentioned gareth southgate. what do you think that | southgate. what do you think that victory last night means for him? the word redemption has been used a lot, he was clearly very clearly thinking about that even though he encouraged his players to forget the history and not think about the baggage of the past. for him, that was a really special game. find baggage of the past. for him, that was a really special game. and what struck me last _ was a really special game. and what struck me last night _ was a really special game. and what struck me last night when _ was a really special game. and what struck me last night when you - was a really special game. and what struck me last night when you heard from gareth southgate after the game was how he spoke again about euro �*96 and talking about letting his team—mates down. they were not his exact words, but he said, i can't change that for the team—mates i was with at the time. and

and, 0lly, mount fast becoming one of southgate's go—to players, one of this exciting group of playersresting hearing mason mount the champions league winter this season with chelsea, one of the growing number of young and talented english players that gareth southgate is relying on at the moment. you thou~ht relying on at the moment. you thought he _ relying on at the moment. you thought he will— relying on at the moment. you thought he will be _ relying on at the moment. hm. thought he will be relying on him at some point with selection a huge issue here. for the past three or four days at st george's, it is felt like the first 20 minutes of a summer blockbuster at the cinema. all the characters are being laid out and they are being sort of set “p out and they are being sort of set up and we are just waiting for the plot to get going and what we think will be an action—packed thriller. in that plot gets going of course on sunday against croatia at wembley. mason mount one of the players who will be hoping to come straight into the starting line—up for gareth southgate. what a fortnig

i would like to say i have all the answers for you and i think gareth southgate is having to wrestleacking ability at the top end of the pitch. the big question marks as well in defence, who will partnerjohn stones in the centre of england's defence in the absence of harry maguire who has not played since picking up an injury in may? question marks over the fitness ofjordan henderson, the liverpool midfielder. i think gareth southgate will probably go for experience and decide that that will be tough to beatin decide that that will be tough to beat in this opening match. as we know the key thing is you don't want to lose your opening group game. portugal, the current holders are testament to that. they did not when a single group game at the last championships, the drew all three. potentially walker in defence and potentially trippier. connor cordy tyrone meng perhaps. and then declan rice, calvin phillips and mason mount a certain starter. who will partner harry kane? take your pick from phil foden and jack grealish. we will still be speculating until we get that line up speculating

you just wonder what gareth southgate will try to do.ness the best of the attacking talents. i think it will be a cagey match to begin with, when you consider that no one will want to concede early. no will have a shady first half. the likes of jack grealish, marcus ratchford, could come on. there are so many winners in that team. it will be interesting to see if england can find this other gear which people think they need to do if england are to be germany. the good progress through the group, and so those two victories, but they haven't scored as many goals as of yet. harry kane hasn't scored. it will be interesting to see what approach they take heading into this game later. like mike we will talk to you in a while. let's head over to berlin. in normal times, in a while. let's head over to berlin. in normaltimes, lots in a while. let's head over to berlin. in normal times, lots of german fans would be coming over here for the game. will they be congregating where you are to watch the match? ., �* , the match? you're right. it will be

missed his penalty at euro 96. ., �* , , ., southgate missed his penalty at euro 96.s right. it is a match with so much history— 96. that's right. it is a match with so much history and _ 96. that's right. it is a match with so much history and one - 96. that's right. it is a match with so much history and one that - so much history and one that certainly england have not fared too well in in the past. the fifth time england and germany have faced each other in a knockout match at a major tournament since england won the world cup in 1966 and they have lost on every previous occasion. germany are a footballing heavy weight, as we know. four world cup wins and three european titles. england with just one solitary world cup win. but england, their players and squad are not shackled and burdened by that history and expectation that follows england into every major tournament. 15 of this squad were not even born when gareth southgate missed that penalty here at wembley when england were knocked out of the tournament in euro 96. gareth southgate of course will be keen to s

leadership —— gareth_ karen southgate's leadership —— gareth southgate.i'll be cheering them on. i, i, them on. down to the next paper and iolitics, them on. down to the next paper and politics. let's — them on. down to the next paper and politics, let's look _ them on. down to the next paper and politics, let's look at _ them on. down to the next paper and politics, let's look at the _ politics, let's look at the yorkshire post, which will be interesting reading for one of our guests. "i will not quit if we lose pole, says starmer." leader on the four your path to reform labour. "i will not quit," really? find four your path to reform labour. "1 will not quit," really?— will not quit," really? and neither should he- _ will not quit," really? and neither should he. it's _ will not quit," really? and neither should he. it's quite _ will not quit," really? and neither should he. it's quite striking - will not quit," really? and neither should he. it's quite striking we i should he. it's quite striking we are talking about a by election loss and what's — are

it's 25 years since southgate missed a crucial penalty against germany at euro 96, ending the team's now keen to write a new chapter in the football rivalry between england and germany. 0ur sports editor dan roan is at wembley. for decades now england have been trying and failing to beat germany in the knockout stages of major tournaments. there is a real sense among theirfans tournaments. there is a real sense among their fans that these opponents have become something of a bogey team, that enjoy a psychological edge over the hosts here tomorrow. there is no doubt that if gareth southgate's side to secure what would be a defining victory here, they are going to have to defy the weight of history. # football's coming home! # it's coming home... # the last time england met germany at wembley in a major tournament, theirfans had dared to believe. but instead, an all too familiarfinish. commentator: oh, no! the penalty shoot—out defeat in the semifinals of euro �*96 another painful chapter in the team's history. a quarter of a century after missing, gareth southgate is now managing as t

said he _ against austria and gareth southgate said he talked of the play is about this that _ saidhat had a discussion about do we continue to do this without it they— we continue to do this without it they seem — we continue to do this without it they seem to be some backlash against — they seem to be some backlash against the fans but if you stop doing _ against the fans but if you stop doing income is simply a reaction to that so— doing income is simply a reaction to that so it _ doing income is simply a reaction to that so it like you have given in against — that so it like you have given in against what is supposed to be supported adjusted so we have to see with the _ supported adjusted so we have to see with the england players the site here _ with the england players the site here -- — with the england players the site here -- a — with the england players the site here. —— a supportive gesture a part of the _ here. —— a supportive gesture a part of the black— here. —— a supportive gesture a part of the black lives matter movement. is of the black lives matter movement. is th

and in a few moments, england manager gareth southgate is due to name the six players he will cut fromrovisional euros 2020 squad to whittle the final group down to 26. good afternoon. it is a major landmark in the history of the pandemic — the uk has recorded zero deaths from coronavirus for the first time since the start of the pandemic back in march of last year. there are caveats. reporting of deaths are often lower at weekends and on bank holidays. any deaths that happen today will actually be reported further down the line in the coming days. but news of zero deaths will be a boost for those arguing the government should stick to its timetable of lifting any remaining restrictions onjune the 21st. many scientists and doctors leaders have said that easing would be premature and should be delayed because of fears of a third wave of the virus with the variant that originated in india spreading fast. with me is our health correspondentjim reed. this is very encouraging, zero deaths as a slave recorded for the first time. , .,, ., , , , first time. yes, obviously hugely, hu:el first t

gareth southgate _ remedy that on friday. gareth southgate will _ remedy that on friday.e something to remedy that on friday. gareth - southgate will have something to say about that. this morning, he got stuck in, putting his young lions through their paces.— stuck in, putting his young lions through their paces. one, two, then lace it through their paces. one, two, then place it into — through their paces. one, two, then place it into sterling! _ through their paces. one, two, then place it into sterling! that _ through their paces. one, two, then place it into sterling! that will- through their paces. one, two, then place it into sterling! that will do i place it into sterling! that will do nicely! _ place it into sterling! that will do nicel ! . ., , place it into sterling! that will do nicel! . ., , ., ., ., nicely! victory over croatia on sunday saw — nicely! victory over croatia on sunday saw them _ nicely! victory over croatia on sunday saw them become - nicely! victory over croatia on sunday saw them become the nicely! victory over croatia on - sunday saw them be

gareth southgate and his team are back at st george's park in recovery mode.tions are under way to face ukraine, and with rome the location for saturday's quarterfinal, the england team and fans are facing into the first away game of the tournament. john watson is at wembley. let's start firstly with gareth southgate and his england side, because it has been a recovery mode today. because it has been a recovery mode toda . , . , because it has been a recovery mode toda . , today. yes it has indeed. good evenina , today. yes it has indeed. good evening, sarah. _ today. yes it has indeed. good evening, sarah. welcome - today. yes it has indeed. good evening, sarah. welcome back today. yes it has indeed. good i evening, sarah. welcome back to wembley, which of course witness that momentous victory yesterday, england beating germany here 2—0, which has change perceptions around this england team of the moment. certainly with the perceptions around gareth southgate and his tactical approach throughout this tournament, which has been criticised for its defensive set

it's a source who clearly southgate doesn't think they all because he wrote this article for a website where he would have had full as total control over what was published. and he clearly wanted it to be published and to be published yesterday. and the timing is impulsive. he clearly fills those 2 forces. he gets his message across and it's rare for a manager to, to take such a stand. so i think you have to touch his actions and he clearly feels more action is needed for international football. janice gavin hamilton, thank you very much for them to be front open. were alexanders fed up is heading to the semi finals for the 1st time. the german made light work of on see did the spaniards alejandro to reach for keena dropping to fix games fit of his step closer to a maiden grand. some title runner up has now 115 consecutive sets all on golf. next up, a block bus is going to be final again, the final $65.00 let's suppose, was in a separate form and it's called the final magic week. it knocked out walled number 2, daniel made for death in straight sets. the russians, the fees also ended h

the type of guy that carries southgate needs to leave his team. he buys into the culture and he's not involved in any of the field traps of a celebrity football. that's what he england counts and that's why he can leave them to a euro title. as long as he stays fit, because england don't have a lot of alternatives. this may have been billed as a pan european euro's, but actually england have a clear home advantage. they play all their group games in london. if they qualify top of that group, they'll play the last 16 match in london and both the semi's and the final will be held at wembley and to that successful vaccine rollout and who knows, maybe they will even be english supporters in the sense. yeah. so if they go for english to travel less than any other teams can play, train and sleep in familiar surroundings and might even have their own supporters in the stadium to give them that extra boost. let's just hope the pressure of bringing football home doesn't get to them. so not all the me. the news. the news. the news the news the into the conf

for southgate, this has been years in the making. olly foster, bbc news, st george's park.es. parts of the us and canada are experiencing an unprecedented heatwave. temperatures are over a0 degrees celsius in some places, and officials say the extreme hot weather is dangerous. oregon, washington state, and idaho are all affected. people are being told to stay at home, water is being delievered to homeless people and cooling centres have been opened to give shelter. let's get the weather forecast for the uk. good afternoon. no heatwave on the cards across the south of the country for the next few days. low pressure will continue to bring thick cloud, damp weather, showers and thunderstorms. further north, not bad at all with higher pressure, mostly dry and lovely spells of sunshine. high pressure toppling in across northern areas. this is the low pressure across france and the bay of biscay bringing damp weather too much of england and wales, particularly the south. a clump of rain pushing into the south—east, across london and the home counties over the last few hours so a

chillout tla ed no southgate moving forward? chillout played no part _ southgate moving forward?ving forward? chillout played no part in the _ southgate moving forward? chillout played no part in the first _ southgate moving forward? chillout played no part in the first two - played no part in the first two matches. he has been very good in amy field three. i think because against the checks it does not matter if they slip up. they like to win because it was poor performance against the scots when mexico city would like to go into those knockout stages in a far better frame of mind than they have been enacted that flat performance the scots but you are right, because they are self isolating for ten days, that are most definitely rules the amount of the last 16 and if they win the group by beating the checks, they are back he had to face a really tough opponent in france, germany, or practical. that's on the 29th. mount and chillout don't come out of isolation until the 29th. it's inconceivable that they would be part of that might stay squad. having talked for the last five minut

good evening, this is your sports news, where we start with football and england manager gareth southgatentry. england begin their campaign against croatia on sunday after a couple of warm up matches where players taking the knee have been booed by fans, but both southgate and his players believe the message is a powerful one to continue with. we're not just we're notjust going to quit because some people disagree with it for whatever reason, so that's our thought process behind it. we're going to stick to that, we believe is a strong and powerful message and because we believe that, why will we not do it in a massive tournament? if we want to spread a message that we believe is positive. now is probably the biggest and best time to do it. the republic of ireland took the knee ahead of their friendly with hungary this evening, and it was greeted with loud boos in budapest — although hungarian players pointed to the respect badge on their sleeves. as for the game itself, it finished goalless withjohn egan's fifth minute header the closest ireland came to a winner. antoine griezmann scored

fairto fair to say that garrett southgate has a real selection headache?f you're good enough, you're old enough for about 15 minutes or so, we saw enough for about 15 minutes or so, we sanude billingham at the age of 17 on the pitch, he actually turns 18 next tuesday. wouldn't that be a party if england could get past whoever? he was on the pitch as the same time as the other teenager who was given a... he started off the move that led to the raheem sterling goal, as well. what a stage for him to come in yesterday and go through to come in yesterday and go through to the knockout stage as group winners and play a big part. so many people proud of him back at green for high school. here's his old pe teacher. he for high school. here's his old pe teacher. . , . for high school. here's his old pe teacher. ., , ., ., , , ., ., teacher. he was a lovely young man. he had quite — teacher. he was a lovely young man. he had quite a _ teacher. he was a lovely young man. he had quite a small _ teacher. he was a lovely young man. he had quite a small social— teacher.

get southgate —— gareth southgate will not be allowing the players to get ahead of themselves, and ofhat they quarterfinal to come, don't they in rome on saturday night. we'll wait to see who they will play there. it night. we'll wait to see who they will play there-— will play there. it has to be sweden- — will play there. it has to be sweden. with _ will play there. it has to be sweden. with apologies i will play there. it has to be sweden. with apologies to | will play there. it has to be - sweden. with apologies to our world the rest, can indulge us for a short while, because for england, it has been nine and half hours, now, john, since we have conceded a goal. that is quite something.— is quite something. yes, and that is the approach _ is quite something. yes, and that is the approach that _ is quite something. yes, and that is the approach that gareth _ is quite something. yes, and that is the approach that gareth southgatej the approach that gareth southgate has taken. he has been criticised, hasn't he come up with the way that he has set his teams up and the way they had pla

let's hope gareth southgate�*s strikers are better at hitting the target.e're with the england camp as they prepare for the euros. and coming up on the bbc news channel... just days after the suspension of ollie robinson another england cricketer is investigated for posting offesive material. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the metropolitan police officer wayne couzens has pleaded guilty to kidnapping and raping sarah everard. the 33—year—old went missing in march as she walked home from a friend's house in south london. her body was found a week later in woodland near ashford in kent. couzens made his appearance at the old bailey on a video link. the court heard he accepted responsibility for ms everard's death but he was not asked to enter a plea on the charge of murder. our special correspondent lucy manning is there for us. sarah everard's death shook the country. how could a young woman disappear on her way home? and it did galvanise women to talk about the sexual abuse and harassment they had received, but at its heart it was about th

how significant will the game be for gareth southgate? how will he be thinking ahead of this match?ifficult for him, because players who played in the champions league, quite a few, we know there is a few niggling injuries. it will be interesting to see the teams and the subs that he puts out. i think they timed and rest a little of the champions league players. realistically, he will be looking at the players on the fringe who haven't made the squad as such. it will be interesting. sometimes you look at these games, at first when you see it all arrange, you think there's a good test, a good side. but probably at the team tonight, hardly any of them will start at the euros. in hardly any of them will start at the euros. , ., ., ., , euros. in terms of how the lads will be feeling. — euros. in terms of how the lads will be feeling. you _ euros. in terms of how the lads will be feeling, you know _ euros. in terms of how the lads will be feeling, you know how— euros. in terms of how the lads will be feeling, you know how it - euros. in terms of how the lads will be feeling, you know ho

and yet to concede england fans will be hoping garris southgate could make up for his penalty miss. but against germany, it's never easy. the well, if you're struggling to place your bets on a germany, england game, maybe you need help from someone with a nose for the right results at hamburg zoo. yes. show dot is shown, is known as the elephant oracle. she has predicted that germany will win the match at wembley stadium. and if you doubt the elephants credentials, you should bear in mind that she's correctly predicted the outcome of all 3 of germany's games at the euro's so far. why? pretty good soccer herself coming up next business news with my colleague, janelle do belong big news about facebook. she'll tell you all about it. i'll be back to the top of the next hour. thanks for watching the news . the in many countries education is still a privilege hungry is one of the main causes some young children work in my job. he's dead of going to class can attend classes only after they finish working the millions of children all over the world.

southgate wants them to work on their chemistry. broken. what more does the statement say? that squad hasjust broken. what more does the statement say?— squad hasjust broken. what more does the statement say? at the end ofthe does the statement say? at the end of the scotland _ does the statement say? at the end of the scotland game _ does the statement say? at the end of the scotland game we _ does the statement say? at the end of the scotland game we had - does the statement say? at the end of the scotland game we had bell i of the scotland game we had bell chill and mason mount hugging billy gilmour and that had huge ramifications. —— ben chilwell. the fa have said as a precaution ben chilwell and mason mount are isolating after interaction with the scotland player billy gilmour. they will be kept away from the rest of the england players attending further discussions with public health england. they said the entire squad had a lateralflow health england. they said the entire squad had a lateral flow test and they were negative o

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hardly a classic as things stand at the moment but as i was going to be a caged affair with southgatermanys in some ways, using those wing the we saw harry kane on the pitch and he just went down clutching his ankle brace history back—up now and that can be a huge relief because they may not have a replacement stryker and they were not named in the squad but gareth southgate will be pondering his options at the moment. he knows he is a huge amount of attack and quality of the bench in the prince could open up germany, but it has not been a classic as things stand at the moment i think it's fair to say the germany have had the better chances, the german stryker in the first half and there was a great chance for the other chelsea player who got a good save from the england goal was been at his best, it's fair to say in this game so far with two brilliant saves but gareth southgate will want to see england basing themselves they haven't managed to produce any clear—cut chances things stand. harry came close to the first half. but as things stand, germany and england cancel each other out

but as we know they need to beat germany first and some big selections for gareth southgate to make before mason mount could be in contention to start on tuesday despite continuing to self—isolate after being declared as a close contact following his discussion with billy gilmour after the scotland game, as olly foster reports. england have won more training session here tomorrow morning before they head to london and then tuesday's match at wembley. it has been such an important a few days here at st george's park after they topped the group against the czechs. we have heard from different players and they have all acknowledged that they have to try and find a way of creating more chances in at this knockout tie against the germans. we spoke to calvin phillips today and he spoke about his role in that holding midfield spot and how he wants to give the attacking players the ingredients to go out and express themselves. he is the only outfield player to have been playing every minute of england's three matches. he said he has probably exceeded his own expectations and if you told him how mu

"make your own history" has been a mantra of gareth southgate's for this young side. how this fixture is inextricably linked with the past. they think it's all over, it is now. england have played germany eight times in world cup or euros. but remarkably, this sole world cup win in 1966, is the last time england beat them in a major tournament knockout match. england are the world champions. since then, this fixture has mainly been a catalogue of english failure. first, in 1970. then, on penalties, at italia 90. england are out of the world cup. it is the first time in many, many years england are going in as favourites against germany. let's hope we win it in 90, let's hope we win it in 120, because i can't sit through a penalty shoot—out again. later wembley will be half full, with more than 40,000 fans here, most of whom will be trying to make the germans feel most unwelcome. but germany have enjoyed some great moments here, not least lifting the trophy in euro 96. 14 years later, though, and it wasn't penalties but technology which dented england's chances. lampar

we will see how southgate will be able to work with this. is got a couple of injury concerns.s almost a home tournament because should they go all the way to the final, they will have played six of their seven matches here at wembley stadium. something that the croatian captain said is slightly unfair. but spain are playing all their matches at home. so are germany as well. so thatis home. so are germany as well. so that is just the way the draw has fallen. so much anticipation about this group. the england players will take the knee later with the backing of gareth southgate and borisjohnson. yes, and croatia will not. this is something that we will see quite a lot during the tournament, some teams choosing not to take the knee. england having to get their message across because in both of their warm up across because in both of their warm up matches against austria and romania, just last week, some fans did do when they took a knee, but england keen to get the message across, saying this is not a political statement, this is a gesture that we are against racism and discrimin

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a huge a defining moment in southgate managerial career. but the result will be late is anyone�*s guess. the other headlines this hour. former police officer benjamin monk is jailed for eight years for the manslaughter of ex—footballer dalian atkinson. in other news — self isolation for school pupils because of covid could be scrapped in england next term — replaced by daily testing. new research shows that higher grade face masks can be up to one hundred per cent effective in preventing coronavirus infections. it's the match we've all been waiting for and it's just got under way. england are taking on germany for a place in the euro 2020 quarter finals. 40,000 fans are at wembley and among them is our sports presenter, john watson. john, itjust kicked off in england expects. it john, itjust kicked off in england exects. , , ., , expects. it is interesting to see what garrett — expects. it is interesting to see what garrett southgate - expects. it is interesting to see what garrett southgate is - expects. it is interesting to see . what gar

big decisions for gareth southgate. natalie light for us there.ng their preprations more than 3,000 miles away in azerbaijan. they face switzerland in their group a opener on saturday — and our correspondent hywell griffiths joins us live now from baku. wales seem to have the short straw. england and scotland playing at home, with fans and wales thousands of miles away without supporters — has that affected the players in the build—up? undoubtedly, they would've preferred this championship because of covid—i9 travel restrictions and fans being told to stay away from azerbaijan. but that's all counterbalanced by the fact that they don't really take qualification for granted and it's their only second ever euros. they talk about the last one still five years ago and those heroics when they made it all the way to the semifinals and they had a chance to catch up with one of the heroes of tween i6. they had a chance to catch up with one of the heroes of tween 16. he was in the way for team of the tournament at the championship. his thoughts were slowly

and in 3 games and yet to concede, england fans will be hoping garris southgate could make up for his penalty miss. but against germany, it's never easy. ah. and you're a 2020th full of surprises. that's all for now. say soon for a documentary about the land of contrast, that is pakistan. forget you can get all the latest headlines on our website that is the w dot com on the coast release for me and the entire team here in berlin. thank you so much for your company. the news and so many portions of less out in the world climate conference stores. this is more or less the way from just one week. how much was going to really get we still have time to go. i'm doing all me talk it's done is a country full of contrasts. the world's 1st islamic republic. the countries strives towards modernization, but pockets done also remains a stronghold for radical islamists, some of the faithful to a regressive form of islam that supports terrorism. and children are at risk of falling into the hands of terrorist organizations or pocket stones, more than $215000000.00 residents around 95 percent of musl

he should start. other selections will be trickier for southgate.o go head—to—head. there is a bit more to come from this england team, hopefully. they have not got going yet, they have looked solid defensively but in forward positions it has not clicked yet. we hope that can happen this evening. tt felt it has not clicked yet. we hope that can happen this evening.— can happen this evening. it felt as thou:h can happen this evening. it felt as though yesterday _ can happen this evening. it felt as though yesterday this _ can happen this evening. it felt as though yesterday this tournamentj though yesterday this tournament came alive. there was lots of drama in the tournament last night. world champions france are out — despite leading 3—1 — paul pogba with the pick of their goals. but switzerland scored twice in the last ten minutes to take the game to extra time. there were no more goals so it went to penalties — where one of the world's best strikers, kylian mbappe, missed — meaning switzerland won 5—4 on penalties. it blew the tournament wide ope

many of them weren't even born when gareth southgate played here back in 1986. 40,000 fans, and i could play into their hands. it is worth stressing, in germany, they are a team for the big occasion. they have four world cups, three european championships, multiple champions league winners in world cup winners and outside. they will revel playing in this location here at wembley, when you consider that it was here 25 years ago that germany won the last european championship. the captain that day wasjurgen klinsmann and he says himself that as far as knockout football goes it is a lottery as to who wins. tournament football is a completely different _ tournament football is a completely different story, it is unpredictable as we _ different story, it is unpredictable as we saw— different story, it is unpredictable as we saw yesterday in both games. anything _ as we saw yesterday in both games. anything could happen tonight. for me, anything could happen tonight. for me. it _ anything could happen tonight. for me. it is _ anything could happen tonight. for me. it