how do you feel about that, will it be a blow to england not having toni duggan?but i was hoping that beth would get a start, because obviously there is the arsenal connection, but i understand how well she has finished the season, and certainly how she stepped up into the international team recently. beth is an out and out striker in sunderland days before she joined arsenal, the last couple of seasons she has managed to develop her game on the wing, and has been quite potent from there as well, so i'm just excited for her, and it is a shame, alex greenwood you would expect to come in, but i meanl you would expect to come in, but i mean i think the fortunate thing for phil this world cup compared to ones i was playing back in 2011 and 2007 is there is strength in depth to the england team, all the youth players who are used to playing in tournaments, they have age and experience, coming into the senior team, like nikita parris, like georgia stanway, team, like nikita parris, like georgia sta nway, who team, like nikita parris, like georgia stanway, who are used t

england's toni duggan was injured before the first —most, she returned desperate to make the match. —after the break, constantly threatening an equaliser. against the run of play england one the game.jim the run of play england one the game. jim lumsdon, bbc news. 0bviously eye can see that we did not really have much of the ball, we played well in the first half, but the second half was more defensive and trying to get them on the counter. you have to look at the result in those games and 2—0 shows we have won the game, whether it was a good game or whether it wasn't, we have got the result we wanted and can progress from there. there are two games in group b of the copa america on wednesday. in sao paolo, colombia have made it successive wins beating asian champions qatar 1—0, with duvan zapata scoring the winner in the 86th minute. while in belo horizonte, lionel messi and co are looking for their first points in just over half—an—hour when they play paraguay. is currently goalless in that one after 18 minutes. while in the concacaf gold cup, mexico and canada play later in denver

good news from the camp, speaking to the press was barcelona striker toni duggan who has declared himselfs final game against japan on wednesday to play. england's final game againstjapan on wednesday night. she missed the first two games and she said it has been a frustrating time. you wait four years for another world cup to come around and then you go to all be training and wa nt to then you go to all be training and want to get picked, then you get on the plane finally and on the first day of training you get injured so really frustrating on a personal level. but i am proud of the girls and the team and i can come back now and the team and i can come back now and we are through to the last 16 which is really positive. hopefully ican which is really positive. hopefully i can help the team anyway i can. just a reminder england are already through to the knockout stages i need avoid defeat against japan and they will top the group. scotland are in paris gearing up for their final group match against argentina, they desperately need to win that game for any chance of going through to the

just a minute but first, will be hearing from steph horton thanjust a minute but first, here is toni dugganallenging match. they were physical, that is what we expect. it is about playing different nations and cultures and it was a difficult task but we have overcome it now and are on a roll now with momentum and it will be a difficult one against norway. it was a bit confusing at the time but at the same time just about trying to get my players focused and ready and making sure we got through the quarterfinal so far as we are really happy. three or four days now is to recover and make sure we are right to go against norway. good news that she should be 0kfor norway. good news that she should be ok for that game but all the focus is on that one, to get to the last four. norway are a very tricky opponent, ardently? yes, the norway game will be completely different from last night against cameroon. a very experienced squad and technically gifted and a number of the england squad will know a few of the england squad will know a few of the norway players, especially their captain because she is

i was at training earlier with england and toni duggan didn't play a full part in training.ith england taking no risks. it is a huge opportunity for england because they know if they beat argentina on friday they are through to the knockout stages with a game to spare. you can of course watch both of those games across the bbc. more football news, and the start of the premier league is a still a couple of months away but already manchester united have done their first bit of business with swansea's danieljames signing a five—year deal at old trafford with with an option to extend for a further year. in a deal worth an initial £15 million. united boss ole gunnar solksjaer called the club "the perfect environment" for the 21 year old wales international to "continue his development". still to come on sportsday... tyson fury‘s in action this weekend, and he's got some harsh words for anthonyjoshua, we'll hearfrom him before 7 o'clock. and we take a look at the life and times of the unmisstakable diego maradona as a new film about the former world cup winner is released. we've h

all 23 players trained today, although toni duggan, once again, training separately, doing independenttrength and conditioning work because she is still recovering from a thigh problem, she looks to be a concern for the game tomorrow, but millie bright is recovering from the shoulder problem, and stokes, with her knee issue, look fit to start. the only other potential problem for phil neville could be jade moore, in central midfield, leaving training a little early. i have been speaking with jade ahead of the game, she says that going back four years ago to the world cup in canada, remember, they claimed that wonderful bronze medal. she says pa rt wonderful bronze medal. she says part of the reason they did so well is because mark sampson change the tea m is because mark sampson change the team up so much, in fact, 22 of the 23 players in that squad all got minutes on the pitch. could that tactic be something that will help the lioness is once again at this world cup? the team changed near enough every single game, and that really helps us, to be able to adapt in different situations,

also in that group, leaders england take on argentina, again minus the injured toni duggan knowing a while in group c italy play jamaica. the copa america gets underway later on friday with brazil, the hosts, up first when they take on bolivia in sao paolo. brazil have won this tournament eight times but suffered a blow when neymar was ruled out with an injury during the build up — while chile will be looking for a third successive title when they get their campaign underway againstjapan on monday. thursday saw the third match at the cricket world cup that was a complete washout without a ball being bowled — and the fourth abandoned at this tournament with a "no result" — when india and new zealand was called off at trent bridge in nottingham. on fridayjofra archer is expected to be part of england's bowling attack against west indies. archer was born and brought up in barbados but chose to play for his father's country of birth instead of the team he'll line up against. i've seen him over the years, his grown up i've seen him over the years, his grown up in cricket. what i'm seeing

picked up a backpass and in the melee, england's toniduggan backpass and in the melee, england's toni duggan was a cool head in the cauldron. step forward steph houghton. england are ranked 43 places above cameroon and soon ellen white pressed home their advantage. the flag stayed down, ellen white! it was a goal confirmed by var, but still cameroon's players felt hard done by. they seemed reluctant to play on. in the second half, ajara nchout looked to have caught england cold. that is a good ball back! but var stole the spotlight. now the drama and the anger had reached new heights. england too were rattled but when it mattered, they found a way through, as alex greenwood settled the nerves. the match would have a painful end for england's captain as the cameron player escaped a red for this. cameroon are out but have left their mark. cameroon are an unpredictable side but still, no one could have foreseen a match packed with as much incident and emotion as that. it was a stressful time for england and according to their manager, a poor advert for the women's game. that wasn't football, fo

did not play last night, they trained this morning in le havre, good news from the camp is that toni duggan couple of games with a thigh injury. now she will travel for the final game in the group against japan. still plenty to play for even though they are through to the knockout stages because a point or a win againstjapan will see them top the group and a more favourable route into the last 16, they could avoid the likes of canada and the netherlands for example. they will want to top the group. as for scotland, antoher frustrating performance puts them bottom of their group — after they were beaten 2—1 by japan. it makes it two defeats in a row and adds fruther pressure to theirfinal group game on wednesday. jane dougall reports from rennes. scotla nd scotland might feel aggrieved that decisions did not go their way in that against decisions did not go their way in that - against japan but they decisions did not go their way in that - put 1st japan but they| if , ili' ‘ti' im - ressive |entina, [m im - ressive |entina, m imresjigaijaf shelle i;.;.;;;;.;. 9: imresjigaijaf shelle kerr m "

spits on the arm of indian player tony duggan but she insists it was not on purpose or also protested to vod decisions that one which awarded an england goal and another which ruled out one of their as england won 3 now to reach the quarter finals but coach phil neville said cameron's behavior made him ashamed over half of the women's game. later on monday defending champions usa take on spain in the women's world cup but so far the u.s. have scored 18 goals and conceded none it is the 1st time spain have made it beyond the group stages at a world cup you know i think yes spain is a team that. definitely been a part of the you know the growth i think over europe and in a lot of these other countries and you know as a as a fan of the game and someone who grew up in a time where it wasn't that way in europe i think it's great to see one of the most sought after coaches in world football is leaving his job in the english premier league rafael beneath this will leave newcastle united after 3 years at the club when his contract expires on sunday than it has been forced rated by the lack of

england striker toni duggan says she's "itching to get out there" after being declared fit for theirfinal match against japan on wednesday. duggan tweaked a thigh in training a day after the lionesses arrived in france and missed their opening two matches in group d. she's expected to play a part againstjapan though with both sides already guaranteed a place in the last 16. you wait four years for another world cup to come round, then you go through all the training, and wanting to get picked, then you get on the plane finally, and then on your first day of training, you get injured. really frustrating on a personal level, but really part of the girls and the team. hopefully, i can help the team in any way that i can. well after scotland's defeat to japan on friday they know they have to beat argentina to have any hope of going through as one of the best third placed teams. their camp isn't giving up hopejust yet though of making it through to the knockouts in scotland's first women's world cup campaign. it would be very disappointing. even though we get the messages that we have done the

of bad news coming out of the england camp, because at training earlier today, barcelona striker tony dugganigh injury. she is a doubt for tomorrow's match. that will be a huge blow for england, she's played so well for them in the past. however on the plus side, jimmy stokes, who had been suffering with a knee injury, did train with the squad dashed demi— strokes. it was just confirmed in the news conference that both stokes and duggan are having fitness tests in the morning to see whether they will be available for selection tomorrow night or not. there's also been talking about the intensity of tomorrow's match and how difficult it can be to keep focus, especially in the opening match of any tournament. scotland have also been at training today, and shelley care has confirmed that 100%, her squad are completely fit, no injuries from their camp. which is a relief because scotland have suffered from losing key players in the tournament in the past, which has affected them greatly. dealer member last time both england and scotland met was in the euros two years ago when england comprehensive

good news from the camp is that toni duggan took part. travel for the final game in the group againstjapan. still plenty to play for even though they are through to the knockout stages because a point or a win againstjapan will see them top the group and have a more favourable route in the last 16. they could avoid the likes of canada and the netherlands, for example. they will want to top the group. the third round of the us open is underway at pebble beach. the leaders teeing off in the next half an hour. england's justin rose is in the final pairing with gary woodland, the american who tops the leaderboard by two strokes. earlier, i asked our golf correspondent iain carter who is at pebble baech whether woodland can maintani that lead. if you think back to the pga championship of last year, he was in a very similar position and faded away but he says he has learnt an awful lot from that. he brings a lot of momentum into this third round today given the way he finished later on yesterday. three birdies in the last five holes, a monster

a thigh injury forced toni duggan to watch england's first two games from the sidelines. england have made a perfect start to this tournament and only need a point to finish top of the group. scotland on the other hand face a huge fightjust to stay in france. so far for shelley kerr's side it's been a case of too little, too late. defeats to england and japan means they have to beat argentina and hope other results go their way. even in the england and japan game when we were down 2—nil, i mean everyone saw those second halves were so much better. and, you know, we are not really sure why we end up in those positions and then finally upping our game. but hopefully it won't go that way, hopefully, you know, we know what we need to do and three points is the main focus. but argentina's players are not in any rush to go home either. few people gave them a chance in this tournament, but team spirit and some stern defence has given them a shot at the last 16. come this evening, if they win, scotland face a waiting game while england still have their eyes on the biggest catch o

england striker toni duggan trains alone for the second day running, and may miss out with injury againstna at the women's world cup tomorrow. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. boris johnson has overwhelmingly won the first round of votes to be the next conservative leader — and the next prime minister. the former foreign secretary now seems almost certain to make it into the final two — after picking up the support of 114 of his conservative colleagues. ten candidates were in the running. boris johnson was out way front — followed byjeremy hunt and michael gove. three candidates — andrea leadsom, mark harper and esther mcvey — didn't get enough support and were eliminated from the race, leaving seven mps to face more votes next week. here's our political editor laura kuenssberg. who is it to be? mps voted behind the gates of the commons.” who is it to be? mps voted behind the gates of the commons. i shall be voting for boris. i will be voting for boris. boris johnson. voting for boris. i will be voting for boris. borisjohnson. get voting for boris. i will be voting for bor

only to unravel minutes later when the goalkeeper picked up a backpass and in the melee, england's toni dugganand needed was a cool head in the cauldron. cameroon are ranked 43 places both low and glint and ellen white pressed on their advantage. it was confirmed by ver but still cameron felt hard done by. in the second half, it looked like cameron had caught england called but var stole the spotlight. this isn't on! england were rattled but when it mattered, alex greenwood settled the nerves. england have a third! jill scott has seen it all in international football here she is coming off after 18 matches on the international stage. it had everything. but only one thing countering them. they are through to the quarterfinals. they will play norway on thursday. these are live pictures where the second last 16 game of the day kicked off 20 minutes ago. france taking on brazil. it is currently goalless. playing for a place in the quarterfinals. you can follow the game on the bbc red button, iplayer 01’ on game on the bbc red button, iplayer or on bbc sport website. and at. andy murray's come back

tony duggan remains from the japan game. she missed the first two games with a thigh injury.and perhaps have not played to their potential but this is a strong side and a statement that phil neville is making, setting them out against cameroon. at this stage, i don't think you can take any risks. it is worth saying that it is externally hot here in valenciennes. 30 degrees. walking around here, believe me, carrying equipment and walking upstairs on the way to get to the stadium, we are dripping in sweat. very hot, i would imagine the conditions will be fairly unbearable for the players. it is something they will have to get used to. phil neville has said we are at their fattest that they are ever been. so obviously it —— at their fittest. conditions will be difficult, but they willjust have to cope with it. and hopefully it won't be a factor. hopefully it won't affect players. not long until kick—off. hopefully it won't affect players. not long until kick-off. we will have more from jane as we bring you that result later on. world champion lewis hamilton won the french grand

and england's toni duggan was injured before the first match, she returned desperate to make her markan equaliser. when, against the run of play, england won the game and the group. jim lumsdon, bbc news. the revol vita said used by vincent van gogh to take his own life was sold at auction in paris for more than $180,000. the rusty weapons of almost three times more than expected. ramzan karmali reports. it is said to be the gun that renowned artist vincent van gogh used to kill himself. it went on sale at a paris auction house where there was plenty of interest, including one potential buyer with a very special reason for wanting the rusty revolver. we are here for the gun, the van gogh garden, because we are opening a museum in holland, in rotterdam, a van gogh museum, so it would be nice to have it in the museum there. so fingers crossed. would be nice to have it in the museum there. so fingers crossedm july 1890, after years of mental anguish, van gogh walked into a field, near a village near paris and shot himself in the chest. the pocket sized revolver had limited power and it t

staying with football and england striker toni duggan says she's "itching to get out there" after being their opening two matches in group d. she's expected to play a part against japan though, with both sides already guaranteed a place in the last 16. you wait four years for another world cup to come round, then you go through all the training and wanting to get picked, then you get on the plane finally, and then on your first day of training, you get injured. so really frustrating on a personal level, but really proud of the girls and the team. ican i can come back now and we are through to the last 16 which is really positive. hopefully, i can help the team in any way that i can. let's go back to cricket now and the west indies have set bangladesh a target of 322 in their crucial match at the cricket world cup. shai hope felljust four runs short of a century, but with the help of evin lewis and shimron hetmyer — and some big blows at the end from captainjason holder — they got to 321 for eight. bangladesh are currently 81—1 in reply. they lost opener soumya sarkar for 29. tour de fra

did not play last night, they trained this morning in le havre, good news from the camp is that toni dugganen though they are through to the knockout stages because a point ora win against the knockout stages because a point or a win against a panel see them top the group and a more favourable route into the last 16, they could avoid the likes of canada and the netherlands for example. they will wa nt to netherlands for example. they will want to top the group. derby county are talking to manager frank lampard about a new contract amid growing speculation that chelsea are about to approach him to replace outgoing boss maurizio sarri. chelsea are yet to make contact with derby about lampard, who is the overwhelming favourite to take over from juventus—bound sarri at stamford bridge. however, derby are keen for him to extend his current deal, which still has two years to run and have already begun negotiations. it‘s us open weekend. we‘re at the half way stage at pebble beach withjustin rose and rory mcilroy still in contention. it‘s the american gary woodland who tops the leaderboard at the

there was a split on toni duggan, —— spit.ank you very much indeed. as you can imagine, the back pages have been pretty strong this morning. phil neville claiming cameroon had shamed women‘s football. and the picture of andy murray of course. the guardian also quote phil neville saying, today i felt ashamed. the reaction on social media has been pretty damning as well. alex scott said... former england defender casey stoney said... and nikita parris, who was on the pitch of course, she said... hosts france are also through to the quarterfinals but they needed extra time to beat brazil 2—1. captain emily and henry with the winner. they will face either spain or the union gas market usa. nasser and mundine henry. that match you can watch on bbc two. this evening it is sweden against canada on the red button and there is commentary on radio 5 live. andy murray‘s comeback ended in perfect style with a victory at queens yesterday. he and feliciano lopez won their match on a championship tie—break in the deciding set to win the doub

and toni duggan said — and we saw earlier that david beckham, was there with daughter harper, who hassa across the bbc tonight. it's live on bbc one, as well as radio 5 live, and all your devices. and of course england's win is all over the back pages. the mirror headline is "roaring success" — "threesy does it," they say, with a great goal celebration shot. the times goes with one word — "magnifique" — and a picture of the aftermath of lucy bronze's goal. and the sun lead with "bronze is pure gold." and they also report on england cricketerjohnny bairstow, hitting out at critics, saying "you lot want us to fail". and that relates to england's performance at the cricket world cup, of course — they went in as favourites, but they've lost three of their seven matches so far. one of the critics is michael vaughan, who's responded to bairstow, on social media, saying "negative, pathetic mindset. it is not the media's fault you have lost three games." that's a row, that's bound to continue if england don't make the semi—finals. and their next match is on sunday, against india, who are unbe

staying with football and england striker toni duggan says she's "itching to get out there" after beingked a thigh in training a day after the lionesses arrived in france and missed their opening two matches in group d. she's expected to play a part against japan though, with both sides already guaranteed a place in the last 16. you wait four years for another world cup to come round, then you go through all the training and wanting to get picked, then you get on the plane finally, and then on your first day of training, you get injured. so really frustrating on a personal level, but really proud of the girls and the team. i can come back now and we are through to the last 16, which is really positive. so, hopefully, i can help the team in any way that i can. there are four games in the tournement today. these are live pictures from south africa germany in montpellier. it is 2-0 it is 2—0 to germany who are in the next round. nearly missed another one there. they will win the group and hope that other results will go their way to stay in the world cup. the other group b game between chi

a thigh injury forced toni duggan to watch the first two games from the sidelines. and only need one point to finish top of the group. scotland, on the other hand, face a huge fightjust scotland, on the other hand, face a huge fight just to stay scotland, on the other hand, face a huge fightjust to stay in france. so farfor huge fightjust to stay in france. so far for shelley kerr's side, it has been a case of too little too late. defeats to england and japan could means they have to beat argentina and hope other results go their way. even in the england and japan games, when we were down 2—0, eve ryo ne japan games, when we were down 2—0, everyone saw the second half was so much better and we are not sure why we end up in those positions and then finally not upping our game, but hopefully it won't go that way. hopefully we know what we need to do and three points as the main focus. but argentina's players aren't in any rush to go home either. a few people gave them a chance in this tournament but team spirit and some stern defence has given them a shot at the last

toni duggan says... and even the spice girls got involved.ia stanway has asked glastonbury to put the match on a big screen, as her brother was there. and they duly obliged, next to the west holt stage. this is how the crowd reacted... we will have a look at that a little later, or in a moment. in the end, thousands of them were singing its coming home, which we will hear later on. in terms of the next game, we don't know who we will play next, but the match is next week. in lyon, either france or their rivals. looking at the crowds, here we go. drinks in the air as the sun goes down. sunset at glastonbury. no music on the stage, just the big screen. if we listen, you can hear a familiar song you might just recognise. # its coming home... -- it's coming home. and it will be their toughest match against france oi’ their toughest match against france or the usa, but the belief, momentum, confidence and swagger that they played with yesterday, they can take on anybody, i am sure. theresa may will demand justice for the victims of the salisbury n

a thigh injury forced toni duggan to watch england‘s first two games from the sidelines.oup. scotland, on the other hand, face a huge fightjust to stay in france. so far for shelley kerr‘s side it‘s been a case of too little too late. defeats to england and japan means they have to beat argentina and hope other results go their way. even in the england and japan game when we were down 2—0 everyone saw the second halves were so much better and we‘re not really sure why we ended up in those positions and then finally upped our game but hopefully it won‘t go that way, we know what we need to do and the three points is the main focus. but argentina‘s players aren‘t in any rush to go home either. few people gave them a chance in this tournament but team spirit and some stern defence has given them a shot at the last 16. come this evening, if they win, scotland face a waiting game. while england still have their eyes on the biggest catch of all. bbc four and bbc alba will be showing the scotland match, while you can see england face japan live on bbc one. it will be all across

england striker toni duggan says she's "itching to get out there" after being declared fit for theirfinalafter the lionesses arrived in france and missed their opening two matches in group d. she's expected to play a part againstjapan though with both sides already guaranteed a place in the last 16. you wait four years for another world cup to come round, then you go through all the training, and wanting to get picked, then you get on the plane finally, and then on your first day of training, you get injured. really frustrating on a personal level, but really part of the girls and the team. hopefully, i can help the team in any way that i carl. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. staying with sport as sir andy murray makes his return to the tennis court this week at queens club in the doubles event. just six months ago the two—time wimbledon champion broke down in tears in front of the world's media when he revealed he may never play competitive tennis again after a serious hip injury. but following surgery he says he's pain free and enjoying playing aga

started to unravel when cameroon‘s goalkeeper picked up a backpass and in the melee, england‘s toni duggan..flag stays down, ellen white! it was a goal confirmed by var but still, cameroon‘s players felt hard done by. in the second half, ajara nchout looked to have caught england cold, only to have var steal the spotlight. now the drama and the anger had reached new heights. england, too, were rattled but when it mattered they found a way through, as alex greenwood settled the nerves. even the referee was in the firing line and the match would have a painful end for england‘s captain as alexandra takounda escaped red for this. cameroon are out but have left their mark. that wasn‘t football for me. that wasn‘t a world cup last 16 in terms of the behaviour that i want to see from footballers. you know, this is going out worldwide. we always knew that cameroon would be an unpredictable side and i don‘t think anyone foresaw a game packed with as much incident and emotion as this. it would have been a stressful for england, they‘ll be relieved to have come through it relatively unscathed and no

started to unravel when cameroon's goalkeeper picked up a backpass and in the melee, england's toni dugganstill, cameroon's players felt hard done by. in the second half, ajara nchout looked to have caught england cold, only to have var steal the spotlight. now the drama and the anger had reached new heights. england, too, were rattled but when it mattered they found a way through, as alex greenwood settled the nerves. even the referee was in the firing line and the match would have a painful end for england's captain as alexandra takounda escaped red for this. cameroon are out but have left their mark. let's cross live to valenciennes where the match took place and speak to former england goalkeeper rachel brown—finnis, who was part of the 5 live commentary team. good morning to you, rachel. phil neville said he was ashamed of cameroon's behaviour last night. how bad was it for you? it was something i'd never seen before and it was very uncomfortable to watch because we are looking at the pinnacle of women's football in the world and we are seeing players out there not act like profession

striker toni duggan also rested as she recovers from a thigh injury.hed women's football match of all time. that is good news. let us talk about formula 1. sebastian vettel who won, but did not went. he said that f1 has lost its way, he is very angry. if you just look at the result — hamilton and mercedes winning again. all looks straight forward. scratch below the surface though and you'll find an angry german and a host of former f1 drivers leaping to his defence. it's after vettel was penalised for nearly putting hamilton into the wall — and even though vettel crossed the line first — the penalty demoted him to second. some great quotes from him too. said a blind man could have seen he did nothing wrong. he disagrees with where the sport is now. it's not the sport i fell in love with. this is what happened. for most of the race, when vettel made a mistake on lap 48. the stewards adjudged that when vettel came back onto the track, he did so dangerously and gave him a five second penalty. hamilton knew he only had to stay close to vettel for the rest