i've been in the stade de france before where the crowd have turned on them, and then it can become ar them, so you can look at it whatever way you want. obviously, we'd prefer to play in an empty stadium than play with 80,000 french supporters, but, look, it is what it is. it's not ideal. it's not ideal, an understatement for the year. but a day of escapism awaits. count the points, follow the stories and hold on tight. patrick gearey, bbc news. there was a shock in the quarterfinals of the vienna open, as world number one novak djokovic suffered the heaviest defeat of his career. the serb was beaten in straight sets by italy's lorenzo sonego, who is ranked 42nd in the world and only came into the tournament as a lucky loser. afterwards, sonego described the win as the best of his life. it's the first time djokovic has ever been beaten by such a margin, winning just three games. waiting for sonego in the last four will be britain's dan evans, who overcame grigor dimitrov in three sets to reach his second atp 500 semifinal of the year. chris gayle has become the first batsman to hit 1

i have been in the stade de france before where they could have turned on them and it can become a positiven look at it whatever way you want. 0bviously at it whatever way you want. obviously we would prefer to play in an empty stadium then play with 80,000 frenchmen, but it is what it is, it is not ideal. it is not ideal, and other for the is, it is not ideal. it is not ideal, and otherfor the year. but today we count the points, follow the stories and hold on tight. patrick gearey, bbc news. as we can expect, plenty of drama and emotion. wales unable to win it this year, plenty at stake though in tomorrow's match with scotland. not least for alun wuyn jones, the wales captain who'll win his 149th cap. the most appearances by any international player. katie gornall reports. to represent your country just to represent your countryjust once as an achievement. to endure the way that alun wyn jones has is almost supernatural. for wales, he is almost more than a by for wales, he is almost more than a rugby player. lots of people out there understandably want to celebrate this incredible achieve

i've been in the stade de france before where the crowd have turned on them, and then it can become aer way you want. obviously, we'd prefer to play in an empty stadium than play with 80,000 french supporters, but, look, it is what it is. it's not ideal. "it's not ideal" — an understatement of the year. but a day of escapism awaits. count the points, follow the stories and hold on tight. patrick gearey, bbc news. there was a shock in the quarterfinals of the vienna open, as world number one novak djokovic suffered the heaviest defeat of his career. the serb was beaten in straight sets by italy's lorenzo sonego, who is ranked 42nd in the world and only came into the tournament as a lucky loser. afterwards, sonego described the win as the best of his life. it's the first time djokovic has ever been beaten by such a margin, winning just three games in the whole match. waiting for sonego in the last four will be britain's dan evans, who overcame grigor dimitrov in three sets to reach his second atp 500 semifinal of the year. chris gayle has become the first man to hit 1,000 sixes in t20 c

three teams that could win it, along with ireland and france, both of whom face each other at the stade de francecommentator: one of the most sensational drives twickenham has ever seen! they have scored! the last round of the swinging pendulum at the beating heart. the conclusion of this tournament has long been a time for adrenaline and arithmetic. tomorrow, all roads start at rome, where england are poised, but the last chapter has come after months of blank pages. they have not played a game since march. can they dust off the rust and find what they need to win against italy? they will draw motivation from life outside of their bubble. eddie made us aware outside of their bubble. eddie made us aware that everyone is having a horrific time at the minute and people are losing theirjobs and people are losing theirjobs and people are losing theirjobs and people are losing their lives and we have an opportunity to represent the country and put peoples's smiles — other people's faces and as soon as he said that it struck a chord with me. after that, we look to paris and a bonus point win over franc