they got off to a perfect start here in tilburg.s, they were given an opportunity by the portuguese keeper. toni duggan doesn't miss chances like that. 1—0 up. it looked simple at that point, but portugal did not panic. they responded, causing england plenty of problems and evening things up with that goal. at that stage, portugal were still in with a chance of going through, but england came back after the break rejuvenated, nikita paris with a lovely goal, forcing her way through to make sure england sealed their win. the most important thing for them was the three points. mark sampson made ten changes to this site, so there was a danger that they might lose their momentum, but they might lose their momentum, but they didn't. now they set up a blockbuster quarterfinal with france, unexpectedly finishing runners—up in their group, group c. this is a team england haven't beaten since 1974, but fans will be without the influential captain and you get a sense that this just might be the time to play them —— france will be without thei

england and spain the last two through and katie gornall was watching as england beat portugal 2—1 in tilburg as winners. but they didn't have everything their own way

england and spain the last two through and katie gornall was watching as england beat portugal 2—1 in tilburgoup d has been decided at a expected england remain with their 100% record and go to as winners. but they didn't have everything their own way against portugal. pouncing on the goalkeeper after just six minutes, putting england in the lead, but portugal didn't panic. they are the lowest rank —— ranked side in this tournament. they scored and then england equalised. ten changes were made to the english side. there were few they might lose their momentum, but they came out with due date it, determined and they went back in front. portugal might have squeaked through if they scored another goal they couldn't find what they needed, so england are through to the quarter—finals and now that we made the equation is simple for scotland. if they beat spain by two goals they would also go through. an unlikely scenario, but the goal in the first half gave them hope. unfortunately they couldn't find the killer blow so in their first couldn't find the killer blow so in theirfirst major couldn't fin

you have a couple terms ago in tilburg had a very broad proposition and justice thomas opinion was allcontinent base for subject is correct screening it's hard to believe the court means that. that would do away with security costs. this is a court that knows where he wants to go but is in search of theory. >> if i could piggyback. justice alito has made the point that the court speech jurisprudence is rather confusing and his view is that the speech out of the court has been robust about protecting speech and the peripheries and they protect the right to create and disseminate videos that depict violence against animals but that the court has been much more divided when it comes to protecting some of these more poor speech areas like campaign-finance horse beach and abortion that are more political in character. his view is that the court is very robust about protecting things at the very edges but a bit more confused when he gets into some of these more core speech areas and that's probably right. >> on that point, the liberals on the court were not so keen on protecting abortion cli