hello from the stadio olimpico here in rome where i| stadio 0limpico here in rome where i have to saytheir match tomorrow. it could be anywhere between 27—28 degrees and as you say it is a different stadium, a different atmosphere and different conditions with the temperature coming into play tomorrow. as we know, england have not had as much of a lead uptime for this match when you consider the bulk of that squad were given training off given the victory over germany, sojust two given training off given the victory over germany, so just two days to prepare for that game. and we won't be seeing as many fancy. in excess of 40,000 during england on at wembley. less than 2500 after the english fa gave up their allocation of tickets, handed them back to uefa and uefa put them on sale for english nationals living in italy and elsewhere in europe. it will be and elsewhere in europe. it will be an interesting app spent nonetheless but as we know, gareth southgate does have huge resources to draw from. the likes of phil foden and so many talented players, so if this heat does become too much

within the last 14 days, irrespective of nationality or residency, i will not be allowed into the stadio olimpico on saturday night, even if they have a ticket. we know the sar confident that they will be taken out by the english nationals —— the essay are confident. they were sold long before ukrainian england qualified —— the before ukrainian england qualified -- the fa. after the government advice here urging fans not to travel to italy, we're expecting more fans from ukraine at the match? there is a possibility, i guess so. one of the players was asked how they would feel if there were more ukraine fans than english plans, and he said himself he would be delighted because england have had that advantage so far, having played all of their matches at home. it will be a fascinating contest. with regards to ukraine against england, they faced each other seven times previously, only once have ukraine won. that came in a world cup qualifier in 2009. wayne rooney scoring in 2012, when ukraine co—hosted the tournament. we had a couple of matches since then. but fascinating to see gareth southgate goi

minutes to go before england kick off against ukraine, let�*s bring you live pictures from the stadio olimpicons but a few thousand expats will be there. it�*s england�*s chance to get into a euros semifinal for the first time in 25 years. that�*s it, coverage of the england game is across the bbc. thanks for watching sportsday. good night. hello, the chance of seeing some warm, sunny spells, yes, but also plenty of heavy downpours out there as we go on through the rest of the day. out there as we go on through the out there as we go on through hose pipe certainlyi require the hose pipe certainly will not require today. the gardens in stratford—upon—avon not without kind of direct hit from a shower. and the radar picture shows that we have got them pretty widely across the uk, but the nastiest ones are working on across parts of south—west england, haddington was the bristol and bath area and this batch in the midlands looks pretty nasty as well. showers working at a northern ireland, moving northwards across scotland, they will be heavy as well and then later in the night we will see another

the stadio olimpico behind me were england will take on ukraine tomorrow in the crucial quarterfinal.bout the host such a huge game. usually you would see fans mingling, gathering ahead of a game. with covid and the restrictions as they are in the limited number of fans, as we know who will be inside the stadium tomorrow to watch england and share their team on, we know only two and half thousand tickets if that had been released to england nationals living in italy and elsewhere in europe who can watch the game with people in the uk being told not to travel. a very different feel. that is not to take anything away from the enormity of this game. and the significance of it as we know. england, gareth southgate, they train this morning at saint georges park. the last training session before tomorrow. the players were put through their paces. they've only had two days preparation for the book of the squad. —— book of the squad. they left and the part it on a coach for birmingham airport and took off early on this afternoon and have now touched down here in rome. there will be heading to

good evening, welcome back to the stadio| evening, welcome back to the stadio olimpico in rome whereus there of three lions, which is interesting when a lot of talk coming into this was the lack of england fans in the stadium, but they are certainly making their voices heard. that is interesting, because we were saying there could because we were saying there could be anything between 2002 and a half thousand england fans inside the stadium and it certainly feels like more than that with the atmosphere building. it is interesting when you think about the challenge ukraine will pose because this is a match that england will feel confident about winning when they have at such about winning when they have at such a good record against them. they have only lost once to ukraine back in 2009 and you can probably see the england players behind mejust going through that pre—match warm up. they will know about the challenge that they will face, certainly as far as ukraine are concerned, managed now ijy ukraine are concerned, managed now by andriy shevchenko who was a brilliant player and now

rome as we had ever closer to tonight's huge quarterfinal between ukraine and england at the stadio olimpico. supermarket chain morrisons accepts a multi—billion pound takeover bid by a us investment group led by the owner of majestic wine. britain's main doctors�* union urges the government to keep some measures in place after the 19th ofjuly when all covid restrictions are due to be removed. at least 20 people are missing injapan after a landslide sent mud cascading down a hillside, smashing into homes and sweeping away cars. and another sporting hope for england — teenager emma raducanu is the youngest british woman to reach round three of wimbledon. and this is the scene live on court one as her match against romanian world no 44 sorana cirstea is about to get under way. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. anticipation is building ahead of england's euro 2020 quarterfinal clash with ukraine this evening, where a place in the semifinals is up for grabs. fans from the uk have been prevented from travelling to the match in rome, amid concern at rising coronav

england are just starting the second half in their clash with ukraine at the stadio olimpico in rome.tain harry kane scored in the fourth minute to put his side ahead. it's still 1-0. the winners of that game will play denmark, who are celebrating after beating the czech republic 2—1 in baku. now let's speak to our reporter greg mckenzie who's at a bar with england fans in london. i fans in london. guess quite an upbeat atmosphere there? i guess quite an upbeat atmosphere there? the atmosphere has been incredible. now, when the england captain scored that goal four minutes in, i mean they were beer cups going in the air, people were screaming, jumping forjoy, really. if england winds against ukraine, they go on to the semifinals next week. now, as for ukraine, they've gone into game as the underdogs, 24th, but many fans are saying england cannot become complacent. this game is too important. first half, so this game is too important. first half. so far— this game is too important. first half, so far so _ this game is too important. first half, so far so good? _ this game is too import

but gareth southgate of course will not be alone in that stadio olimpico tonight.s get the ukraine perspective on the game tonight — sarah rainsford is in kyiv for us — she's been speaking to fans there. just to talk a bit about the mood and atmosphere ahead of the game tonight, i'm joined by alyana, who has been following ukraine's success so far through this tournament very closely. you will be at the fan zone here in kyiv tonight. of course, you would love to be in italy in rome. of course i would like to be in italy, i would be cheering my throat off in the olympic stadium. but still i hope the team will feel our luck from here. yes, we are getting. one goal, you hope. a starting point, we get one goal and build from there. really ambitious. pretty hopeful stuff. what about the importance of this competition for ukraine? how important is it for you to get this far, to succeed? it is already an honour to play against england in the quarterfinals, because it is the first time in the quarterfinals. because england is football, like, you say football, you imagine e

the capacity at the stadio olimpico is capped at 16,000 tomorrow but, with strict quarantine restrictions checked - at the border by the police. they will be reminded that there is a mandatory five—day quarantine and they will be asked for the address of their home, hotel or private house where the self—isolation will take place. but there will be some english fans, uk nationals, who live in italy or mainland europe have been able to get tickets. this is dawn, a rome resident of 35 years. come on, england! you're young, you're i fresh, you're gorgeous. you can do this for us! we need this to happen! we're in rome and rome belongs to italy and the italians but, - on saturday night, it's - going to belong to england! well, i hope so, anyway! over 20 million watched the win against germany. the fan parks and pubs will be packed again tomorrow — england's progress creating an economic boom around every big screen. the players are aware of the growing support, just as they grow into this tournament themselves. the low—profile group stage wins before they announce their arrival at the party wit

although gareth southgate's side had plenty of people cheering them on inside stadio olimpico, many fansal because of covid restrictions. but back home, millions watched on from their living rooms, pubs, sports clubs and gardens, as charlotte gallagher reports. commentator: well but didn't take long! 2&1 commentator: well but didn't take lona! . , commentator: well but didn't take lona! ., , ., commentator: well but didn't take [0nd ., , ., commentator: well but didn't take long! 24 harry kane! ecstasy on the itch... long! 24 harry kane! ecstasy on the pitch... cheering _ long! 24 harry kane! ecstasy on the pitch... cheering and _ long! 24 harry kane! ecstasy on the pitch... cheering and off. - long! 24 harry kane! ecstasy on the pitch... cheering and off. a - long! 24 harry kane! ecstasy on the pitch... cheering and off. a goal | pitch... cheering and off. a goal just four minutes in and england, well, they were just getting started. cheering in beer gardens, bath and front rooms, williams of england supporters for their dreams into reality. england supporters for their dreams into real

and actually, some of the fans who were inside the stadio olimpico last night have come down, and ofinue in the competition. but they have already managed to exceed expectations with that scoreline. 4-0. expectations with that scoreline. 4—0. absolutely incredible. and as you say, in the stadium last night england fans were not allowed to fly over from the uk england fans were not allowed to fly overfrom the uk because england fans were not allowed to fly over from the uk because of those covid travel restrictions. but people travelled from across europe to represent and make sure the pride could be heard as people roared for the three lions inside the stadium. much calmer today, and actually there will be a lot of people who haven't made it out of bed yet because they were celebrating on the streets of rome until the early hours here. streets of rome until the early hours here-— streets of rome until the early hours here. �* ., , , ., ., hours here. and obviously attention will now turn _ hours here. and obviously attention will now turn away _ hours here. and obviously attention wi

making it three within minutes, effectively putting this rather one-sided contest to bed at the stadio olimpicoson, 4-0. england desperately hoping to add to their 1966 world cup triumph, they're through to their first euro semis in a quarter of a century. >>> all quarterfinal matches complete now. friday seeing italy and spain advance to set up their blockbuster clash on tuesday. now they've been joined by both denmark and england, who will meet on wednesday. both semis at wembley stadium in london. on that note, back to you. >> that wraps this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm kim brunhuber. for our viewers in the united states and canada "new day" is just ahead. for everyone else it's "marketplace africa" and for everyone celebrating here in the u.s., happy independence day. most bladder leak pads were similar. until always discreet invented a pad that protects differently. with two rapiddry layers. for strong protection, that's always discreet. question your protection. try always discreet. [ "me and you" by barry louis polisar ] ♪ me and you just singing on the train ♪ ♪ me and you listening to

. —— stadio olimpico.you very much. we are looking for all signs this morning, we will take what we can get. absolutely. let's go over to sarah now. sarah, this for ukraine is an extraordinary day, isn't it? their first ever appearance at a european championship quarter—final. this is a special time. it championship quarter-final. this is a special time-— a specialtime. it is, an extraordinary i a specialtime. it is, an - extraordinary achievement, even a specialtime. it is, an _ extraordinary achievement, even to get this far. that is what people here have been saying, and certainly a lot of anticipation ahead of the match. people here know very much they are the underdogs going into they are the underdogs going into the game. but that doesn't mean they are not going into it hoping, of course, for victory. and why should i tell you about the atmosphere here? let me talk to some of the fans instead, who can explain a bit more about what this means to be ukraine, how significant this is. emir and ilyona. th

the capacity at the stadio olimpico is capped at 16,000 tomorrow but, with strict quarantine restrictions germany. the fan parks and pubs will be packed again tomorrow — england's progress creating an economic boom around every big screen. the players are aware of the growing support, just as they grow into this tournament themselves. the low—profile group stage wins before they announce their arrival at the party with that victory this week. they're one win away from making it back—to—back major semifinals for the first time but, first things first, that mantra again — get things right tomorrow. gareth southgate has a fully fit squad available, all 26 raring to 90, squad available, all 26 raring to go, not many nations heading into the quarterfinals have that luxury. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes most will see warm spells of sunshine to take us through the afternoon, top temperatures 18—24 but across northern scotland turning cloudy, outbreaks of rain developing as well. showers and thunderstorms widespread across the southern uplands of scotland, the far nort