well, meanwhile, there was a heroes' welcome for world cup champions south africa, as they were mobbedbb ellis cup for a record fourth time. there was an enormous crowd at the airport injohannesburg to greet their champions' return. captain siya kolisi said the narrow victory over new zealand was not about the players, but for "every single person in south africa. "rich, poor. it doesn't matter where you come from." and that is, sadly, all the time we've got left for now. a huge thank you for watching us. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. after what was a very wet october for many places, the beginning of november promises more rain, particularly through wednesday night into thursday thanks to storm ciaran — this storm named by the met office. it will bring widespread heavy rain, but in the south of the uk and the channel islands, there is the threat of damaging winds. on our earlier satellite image, you can see that storm just beginning to develop, this hook appearing in the cloud. that's an area of low pressure that is deepening, and will conti

, ~ , world cup? i 'ust think he feels undervalued — world cup?and _ world cup? ijust think he feels undervalued and that _ world cup? ijust think he feels undervalued and that comfort l world cup? i just think he feels - undervalued and that comfort blanket of a contract, he has none that comfort blanket of england looking after them in the none of the players side and ensures that england players and part of england's team which brings quite a lot of money and impartiality. he does not feel valued so, the only way to deal with that is to announce his retirement and i think it's very sad because i believe he's got a little bit more to offer, particularly with the world cup coming in a few months' time. handing out these contracts and what do you think that thinking is in terms of the timing? i do you think that thinking is in terms of the timing?— do you think that thinking is in terms of the timing? i 'ust think the not terms of the timing? i 'ust think they get it h terms of the timing? i 'ust think they get it wrong _ terms of the timing? i 'u

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the italians have also failed to qualify for the last two world cups, so missing out on another majorinkable for a team who have been world champions four times. craig templeton reports. italy are the champions of europe! it's less_ italy are the champions of europe! it's less than three years since italy were crowned kings of the continent, now that the chance to defend their trophy is at risk. they need to avoid defeat against ukraine tonight, orface the need to avoid defeat against ukraine tonight, or face the lottery of the playoffs. translation: �* , ., playoffs. translation: ., translation: it's one of those matches where _ translation: it's one of those matches where there _ translation: it's one of those matches where there is - translation: it's one of those | matches where there is obviously more pressure. when you go onto the pitch, and we'll see who is stronger and who has more qualities. i've heard people say you have to win it. it's mandatory to win it. you have to bring it home. and all this is clear, but the right question is whether we can make it or not. this is a ma

sums up his world cup.s batting on a knee that will still undergo surgery, but he is the ultimate crowd entertainer, not here, the match winner. stokes fell for 64. england were all out 33 runs short. in the tournament, they are nowhere, all hope officially gone. top four make the semifinals, england are rock bottom. joe wilson, bbc news. yes, that picture ofjos buttler tells its own story. a year on from lifting the t20 world cup, this tournament could barely have gone worse for the england captain or his team. the captaincy is something that i've enjoyed the responsibility of in t20 and idi cricket. before this tournament, i feel like it brought out a lot of good things in my batting, so i think it is frustrating and i can't quite put a finger on why i'm not playing to the level i expect of myself. i've played a lot of cricket in india. of ipl cricket here. so it is not as though i don't know the conditions or the grounds. so as you say, as a captain, you want to lead from the front, so of all the things

australia will be attempting to reach their eighth cricket world cup final.s the mood in the camp is understandably relaxed. 0nly batter travis head did any kind of training the day before their semi—final in kolkata, with the rest of the squad resting. with experience, i thinkjust keeping it pretty chilled and business as usual for our group seems to be the way to go. it meant the world to him. to be the way to go. so, you know, you draw back on those past wins, but you also just draw back on the last few weeks, and know that us at our best is good enough. so you don't need to try and push it too hard. but i think there's a quiet confidence, and i think our team plays our best when we've got that. 2a hours after the announcement about her future job, emma hayes was left furious in her current one, as chelsea were held to a 2—2 draw in the women's champions league because of what she described as painful and embarrassing refereeing. it was their opening match in this season's competition, and real madrid took an early lead. spain's world cup final scorer, 0lg

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world cup semi finals... there's a four day party in south africa as the springboks take the webb ellis cup around the country and ajax are finally on the up, with their first league win since the start of the season welcome to sportsday on bbc news. india have made it seven wins out of seven at the cricket world cup to become the first side through to the semi—finals. it was no ordinary win for the hosts, they blew sri lanka away in mumbai, winning by a colossal 302 runs. joe wilson was watching. 0k. nobody in mumbai expected india to lose, but this victory was a statement. india's batting was propelled by virat kohli, inevitably, especially in a partnership with shubman gill, who made 92 with some shots that seemed effortless. in reality, batters were dealing with the heat. mid—thirties. virat 88, and gone, mumbai were stunned. kohli had not made a century, still india scored 357. you know, that might just be enough. sri lanka batting. jasprit bumrah struck with his first ball that's out wickets still outpa

south africa look world cup confident. joe wilson, bbc news. injury—hit black caps find themselves in a tough position to progress, just two points ahead of pakistan and afghanistan, and having lost the last three. but there is no panic in the camp just yet. we try to remain levelheaded throughout everything — not ride the highs too high and the lows too low. i think, for us, it is go about our business as we have done the whole way through. just keeping things simple, sticking to what we do best. obviously the way england, australia, south africa — they all play a very aggressive brand of cricket, and we have our own brand. if we stick to it, we know that we are fighters, we keep coming back time and time again and when it matters most, we really put the foot down. england's david willey has announced he will retired from international cricket following the world cup. he is the only bowler in the squad not to be offered a central contract. the team director said willey wasn't best pleased about it. england are defending champions, but they hav

iran's football with uzbekistan in the 2026 world cup qualifiers, iran's juniors' match with morocco in the world's junior competitions, and the match between brazil and argentina in the world cup qualifiers in the south american region. ladies and gentlemen, greetings to you, you are very welcome to the sports news of our hour. good luck to you too. first of all, let's go to the selection of the world cup between iran and uzbekistan, which is ongoing in the continuation of the 202nd selection competition of the world community , the country's national soccer team, from the previous hour in the second their match in tashkent was against the national football team of uzbekistan, and this match, in which we spend about 70-70 minutes , is 2-1 in favor of the national football team of our country. ramin rezayan , mehdi tarmi, the scorers of the national football team of our country this match and one of the goals is also uzbek the host managed to make up for it. in the future, where will the story end? we will be successful for our country's football . we are in the middle of football and

we saw the end of this world cup. we saw the end of this world cup.ups tends to be the end of a cycle of a team does badly and regenerating with one eye on the next world cup in 2027. so i would expect a few of the older play is probably not to play odi cricket again at the end of this world cup so there will be a degree of out with the old and in with the new. and the sinking ship i suppose the performances speakfor and the sinking ship i suppose the performances speak for themselves in that regard. next tonight — to the search to find the father of liverpool player luis diaz who was kidnapped 11 days ago in colombia by left—wing guerrillas of the national liberation army. the government there is trying to rescue him. daniel pardo is the bbc�*s correspondent in colmbia and joins me now — what's the latest? thank you for being with us. can you bring us up—to—date, what is the latest? bring us up-to-date, what is the latest? ~ ., bring us up-to-date, what is the latest? ~ . , ., ., latest? we heard this morning from government — latest? we heard this m

he was the only player in england's cricket world cup squad not to be offered a central contract, andavid willey has decided his international career will end after the tournament. the bowler says he's made the decision with great regret, while former england captain michael vaughan claims willey�*s treatment by the ecb has been disgraceful. willey has faced disappointment before, being dropped from the squad just before the successful world cup campaign of 2019, and after he was left out of last week's list of players given a central contract, england's director of cricket, rob key, admitted willey wasn't best pleased about it. he's appeared in the last three of england's five defeats in india, taking five wickets. willey, who has played more than 100 white ball games for england, said, "i never wanted this day to come. i have worn the shirt with immense pride and given my absolute everything to the badge on my chest. i feel i still have a lot more to give on and off the field while i am still playing my best cricket, and my decision has nothing to do with our performance during the

inaugural tournament finishes tomorrow with england taking on new zealand in a repeat of last year's world cup future editions, making sure that it doesn't clash with the men's world cup again. she also conceded some of the crowds have been small for what's been a flagship international women's tournament, but horrox has been encouraged by tv viewing figures. yes, the fan base needs to grow, will grow. it will evolve in time. this is the first time this competition is coming to town, so there is a degree of introducing the competition to the public. the visibility is so important for the sport, that people can see the girls can play rugby and i can see the quality of the game. we need our bands to have more access and see more quality rugby. we have had streaming in 130 plus countries all over the world. we have had 15 broadcast partners and some of those streams that are happening on rugby past tv are surpassing the numbers from the pool games in the rugby world cup. we are seeing real global appetite. we are seeing real global appetite. its a big weekend of international rugby league with bo

moeen ali says england have to move on with younger players, here is first wicket of this world cup. e each received here the netherlands chase became tame. josh butler had all the time in the world for the final stomping. victory by 160 runs for something, they climbed the lower rungs of the table. england are far from the best in the world. at least they might be the best in europe. joe wilson, bbc news. that victory was only england's second of a tournament, in which they've been widely criticised but their captain jos buttler said it showed they're still working hard to perform. everyone has been frustrated, but no, the guys stay tight and everybody stayed really close and kept working hard. you watch training yesterday the guys trained as hard as they trained all trip, shows the level of commitment and desire to put things right and get to the level of player we have got in the squad without having the personal pride and work ethic and determination to put things right when they are not going the way you want. australia captain meg lanning has announced her international retireme

in this world cup, they keep surprising in mumbai.ahim zadran said he was inspired by meeting sachin tendulkar while zadran batted through 50 overs. he became the first afghan to make a world cup century. the team made 291 their highest ever world cup score. the team made 291, their highest ever world cup score. now follow that. australia's chase fell apart. seven down. glenn maxwell, last hope dropped seriously, very seriously. because maxwell then defied afghanistan. he defied logic, blistering sixes, he was also seized by cramp. maxwell could barely move except to swing his bat. it couldn't be true, except he kept doing it. count the impossible. 201 an australian record to win the game. that's all. joe wilson, bbc news. well, that glenn maxwell double century guarantees australia a place in the cricket world cup semi—finals, but it will be remembered far beyond this tournament. the man with the best view in the house was maxwell's captain pat cummins, who was batting at the other end from his cramped, stricken team—mate. he had thi

maxwell hit the fastest century in world cup history earlier in the tournament. been a night to forget for manchester united — they've been knocked out of the english football league cup by newcastle — who claimed just their second victory at old trafford since 1972... first half goals from substitute miguel almiron and lewis hall — who scored his first for the club — were followed up by a solo effort from joe willock to help newcastle win 3—0.. and cruise into the quarterfinals. this loss comes just three days after united lost 3—0 at home to manchester city in the premier league as well, piling the pressure on boss erik ten hag — who's side were booed off at the end of both halves. talking of nightmares, declan rice endured one on his return to west ham as his arsenal side were dumped out of the competition. ben white scored an own goal in the first half, before mohammed kudus and jarrod bowen secured the win after the break. martin odegaard did get one back for arsenal, scoring a consolation deep into stoppage time. it means the gunners 30—year wait to win the

england are bottom of the table at the cricket world cup.c sport app or from our website — that's bbc.co.uk/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. more now on the british citizens who've managed to exit gaza and enter egypt. the scottish first minister, humza yousaf, has confirmed that his mother—in—law and father—in—law have left gaza via the rafah border crossing. elizabeth and maged el—nakla, from dundee, had travelled to gaza to visit family prior to the attacks on israel by hamas on 7th october. in a statement, mr yousaf and his wife, nadia el—nakla, say: "we are grateful to all of those who have assisted our parents over the last few weeks, including the foreign office crisis team. these last four weeks have been a living nightmare for ourfamily. we are so thankful for all of the messages of comfort and prayers that we have received from across the world." a liverpool doctor is also making his way home after being among the first british citizens able to cross the border from gaza. dr abdel hammad mad

the oppression of the heat and being home favourites: how will india cope with their cricket world cup semifinal? and defeat for djokovic in turin as sinner makes it two wins from two at the world tour finals. hello again. welcome along. emma hayes will be the new head coach of the us national women's team, confirming an appointment that appeared likely once that she'd revealed she was leaving chelsea at the end of their season. hayes will become the highest paid coach in women's football and says it is "a huge honour to be given the opportunity "to lead the most incredible team "in world football history." jo currie has more. leader, trailblazer and, above all, a winner. commentator: it will be| chelsea's name in history. emma hayes is the most successful female coach in this country. with chelsea, she's won everything there is to win domestically. she has led chelsea to the fa cup! and now, she's taking on the biggestjob in the world — becoming head coach of the usa. i mean, she's a massive figure, you know, legendary coach in terms of what she's achieved. and i think she can drive s

australia have won the men's cricket world cup — beating the hosts india. ound 100,000 people packed into the world's biggest cricket stadium to watch the final in the city of ahmedabad. hello, i'm rich preston. a very warm welcome to the programme. the world health organization has described al shifa hospital in gaza as a "death zone" after a visit by a un team. international doctors spent an hour at the site, and reported evidence of shelling and gunfire. they say there is a mass grave at the entrance. the palestinian red crescent has evacuated 31 premature babies by ambulance from the hospital, in coordination with un agencies. the head of the world health organization posted this picture of one of the babies on x — he said they were �*very sick�*. the israeli military remain inside the complex. last week, benjamin netanyahu said they had found a hamas �*command and control�* centre underneath the hospital. hamas, which is designated a terrorist organisation by many western governments, has denied they have a base at al shifa. on saturday, hundreds of peo

a few years later , argentina won the 1978 world cup. after mr.'s period, the whole player changed. during mr. mali's period in 1996, a football renaissance was created. players like farhad majidi niman akkisayanpour, mr. ali mousavi , darsh yazdanani, who are 18 and 19 years old . finally, in this society, we should use the opener of our youth so that they are ready to see the water and gain experience for the global future. well, mr. rajabi tamma said that mr. farchiran 's opinion is somewhat different from yours . i used to play for 15 years, i used to play in school , i used to play on clay fields, which is much closer than you would allow, and this generation came and it was cooked. mr. nasser pointed out that our football is suffering from daily results we have to go after this story first, why don't we have a playmaker in our football since mojtaba jabari left, why should this happen? well , now you are a football player of khuzestan since mr. i don't have to be the reason of all, i'm telling you, do you think our football needs all this, t

one of the sides afghanistan surprised at this world cup were england.efending champions are already out — having lost six of their seven so far, and will stay bottom of the table if they don't beat netherlands in their penultimate match of the tournament on wednesday. everyone�*s got their thoughts on what's gone wrong for england. earlier, the recently retired stuart broad, was in this studio giving us his thoughts. it's been a difficult watch, to be honest. i have spoken to a couple of guys in there and they can't really put their finger on what has gone wrong. i'm not a fan of ripping up the strategy and starting again. if i was in charge, i would be leaving the coach and captain, believing in the style of play, the fearless cricket the team have played for a long period of time. but freshening up the faces a little bit. bringing a bit of young energy that can play with that fearless style. which naturally happens after world cups anyway. when the guys get 32, 33, 34. it's four years till the next cycle, it becomes a bit unrealistic whether you'd get

for him already this world cup has been his stage. 0ne this world cup has been his stage.y he has been able to do it for the past 15 years is what is really inspiring.— it for the past 15 years is what is really inspiring. australia are here as the underdogs _ really inspiring. australia are here as the underdogs and _ really inspiring. australia are here as the underdogs and the - really inspiring. australia are here as the underdogs and the party i as the underdogs and the party crashers. india beat them in the group stage with eight overs to spare, and yet they mayjust be the scored best equipped to stop the juggernaut. seven of their players won the world cup eight years ago. both they and india are teams made for moments. few come as vast as this one. now, you've likely seen sir alex ferguson celebrate a victory plenty of times, but not many like this. his other sporting love outside of football, horses, and the former manchester united manager says today he enjoyed the "best moment" of his racing life. it was provided by spirit dancer, who won the bahrain internation

africa's rugby team have started a four—day national victory parade following their success at the world cupof fans lined the streets in country's capital city pretoria on thursday to get glimpse of the team and the webb ellis cup. the springboks, who became the first nation to win the trophy four times, will also travel to see fans in cape town, durban, and nelson mandela bay across the next three days. we, asa we, as a team, we chose to dedicate this world cup to you, because, honestly, you are the reason we are where we are today. the way that you keep up our spirit, today. the way that you keep up ourspirit, how today. the way that you keep up our spirit, how hard you work, and the things you must go through to be where you are in life, honestly, the other countries can't understand. so your support really kept us going. the referee in the world cup final between the springboks and the all blacks, wayne barnes, has retired from the sport. he englishman took charge of his first match in 2006 and the paris final was his 111th test which is a record. he officiated in five world cups and num

ben stokes delivered for england on wednesday, ensuring their disappointing cricket world cup didn'tworse. looking in trouble at one stage against netherlands, stokes�* first world cup century set england up for a comfortable win in pune, meaning they're off the bottom of the table and can still qualify for the champions trophy at least. joe wilson reports. they can't afford to give their whole team contracts, they don't have full international status, but the netherlands sensed opportunity, they were playing england, this england. that's thejoe root speciality, normally, nothing's certain now. the captainjos butler fell for 5, it's the way he has played through this world cup and it is still baffling. after malan�*s early runs, england were then rescued by ben stokes. why is he still in india when he needs an operation? because he can do this. stokes�* century helped england to 339. they felt relief. then, beneath the lights, england's bowlers enjoyed the conditions, faint edge, early problems in the netherlands innings. always advice on the pune crowd, all sorts of advice. while th

world cup in 2011.ot even playing the game. this current crop of players, they are very much into what is happening today, what can happen tomorrow. india know they can beat their opponents. they did itjust over three weeks ago in dharamshala. for that reason, among many, the black caps are the darkest of horses. but that's how they seem to prefer it. they beat india at this stage four years ago in manchester. this, though, is mumbai. it will feel lonely. we're expecting a fairly blue crowd that will be supporting their team and no doubt they'll be very passionate about that. to me, it's about embracing it. not many people get that opportunity. you know, cricket in india, playing against india in a world cup semifinal is special and something to appreciate. it seems likely that this semifinal will be settled by the bats. the surface has staged some big scores and there are some big hitters in both sides. mumbai might not have seen the last of the fireworks. patrick geary, bbc news. jannik sinner has bea

in this world cup, they keep surprising. in mumbai, abraham said he was inspired.rew 50 overs and became the first afghan to make a world cup century. the team made 291. their highest ever world cup score. now, follow that. australia's ace fell apart. seven down. glen maxwell, dropped, seriously, very seriously, because maxwell then defied afghanistan. he defied logic, blistering sixes. he was also seized by cramp. maxwell could barely move except to swing his bat. it couldn't be true except he kept doing it. count the impossible. maxwell's sist count the impossible. maxwell's 31st boundary. 201, an australian record, to win the game! that is all. joe wilson, bbc news. that glenn maxwell double century guarantees australia a place in the cricket world cup semi finals but it will be remembered far beyond this tournament. the man with the best view in the house was maxwell's captain pat cummins, who was batting at the other end from his cramp—stricken teammate. he had this to say afterwards: i think that is the greatest odi innings i've ever seen. bubbly greatest odi

and by god's hope, we will be able to start the world cup with a good condition and the world cup qualifiersyway , the world cup qualifiers are very important for us to be able to start the first game strongly against the hong kong team and to be able to show our team character if the national team. they intend to have a strong presence in the world cup qualifiers, but their main goal is the asian nations cup. these two games can help us prepare for the nations and, hoping to god, what the technical staff of mr. qalanavi and his staff want. these two let's play the game, there are very good conditions on our way to be able to vote for the final and if all the media, anyone who can help the national team, the coach of the national team was in front of the reporters, but he did not say anything about the national team. it reminded me of the past. i really came here. i was disgusted. the team that won the asian championship, named pas, is not known where the country's national football team is. it is in the fifth qualifying group of the world cup 2026. asia with the team in the first qualifying

it's the way he's played through this world cup, and it's still baffling. early runs, england were then rescued by ben stokes. why is he still in india when he needs an operation? because he can do this. england are far from the best in the world. at least they might be the best in europe. here bow it in his of this workup. england's ended three each adding here, netherlands chased the game, joss butler had all the time in the world for the final stomping victory by 100 and 60 runs was something. they climbed the lower rungs of the table. england are far from the best in the world, at least they might be the best in europe. joe wilson and bbc news. well, that victory was only england's second of the tournament in which they've been widely criticised, but their captain, jos buttler, said it showed they're still working hard to perform. everyone's been frustrated, but no, the guys have stayed tight. everyone stayed really close and kept working hard. i think if you watched training yesterday, you guys probably trained as hard as they trained all trip, which i

where does the world cup go to next? that is the visibility in delhi. 's where bangladesh and sri lanka will be playing in a smog—filled delhi on monday — currently ranked as the world's most polluted city. both teams have cancelled training sessions in the past couple of days to minimise the exposure to the conditions. the air quality is, as you said rightly, is affecting both teams and it is not ideal but we have no choice. we have to play in the condition in front of us. we are keeping a close eye on players. some of the players did not turn up to practice because they are asthmatic so they stayed indoors. and even for practices we had been very conscious. we train what we have to train and then go back into the dressing room. they do not, like, spend time unless they are bowling or batting. luis diaz dedicated his liverpool equaliser on sunday to his father who has been kidnapped in his native colombia. they drew 1—1 at luton with luis diaz's goal coming at injury time. liverpool where behind in the 80th minute and diaz came off the bench and scored

players playing in the premier league went to represent their country at the world cup finals.e levels of participation were between 9% and 14% comes under a temp picnic simple terms, the paramedic ascending more players to the world cup final, so therefore it is a very clear line of argument that they are going to see more injuries being sustained. one of the patterns we have seen through all of these reports as well as that the paramedic tends to compare unfavorably to the teams and the other leagues in terms of the number of injuries which are sustained and they tend to be up there with the bundesliga, so perhaps the style of play as can tripping as well, so the bundesliga and the paramedic being more associated with high intensity, high pressing styles of football versus those other european leagues that perhaps is an argument in there that says the types of football that's being played on the intensity it's being played out is also contributed to the number of injuries that are being sustained. talking of injuries, spain and barcelona have confirmed midfielder gavi suffere

juniors in the eighth stage of the world and grand cup. in the second game of the qualifying group stage of the 2026 world cup , the country's national juniors, due to the lack of many big games in the first half, were captured by the name of the brazilian team. but in the second half, they played their own football and were able to beat the world cup champion, england. well, we also had more experience than the english, and that heavy rain had a great impact, and the early goal that we scored, some of the children are emotional young people. sit back a bit , but why is this youngster used less in premier league teams? it seems that we need a bit of courage and that they are currently fighting for a 34-year-old player , so this is another big challenge, a challenge, and perhaps one of the most important reasons is that the club ours are mainly government and not forward-looking. the students of qol noi are also guests today. uzbeks are always physical, playing football, playing football , doing good players like mashari puranov, if i'm not

i will tell you about the impact of the football world cup in qatar had on the premier league last winter, as a new report finds injuries lasted longer and cost clubs more money. and it will be a new sport at the los angeles olympics in 2028. we will tell you about flag football and how it is growing in the uk. welcome along. thank you forjoining us. england's qualification campaign for next year's european championship in germany ended with an uninspired 1—1 draw in north macedonia. gareth southgate�*s side are still group winners — and the result ensures they'll be among the top seeds when the draw is made. but, as our football correspondentjohn murray says, it wasn't the way they wanted to sign off. gareth southgate�*s team will be amongst the strongest sides in pot i for the finals draw a week on saturday. yet these last two matches against the weakest teams in the group were disappointing. debutant rico lewis was unfortunate to concede a penalty which, although it was saved by pickford, the macedonian captain bardi followed up to score. a headerfrom a corner by harry kane — on as a s

closer to the business end of that world cup. _ closer to the business end of that world cup.rted a four day victory parade after their triumph at the rugby world cup. thousands of fans lined the streets in the capital city pretoria to get glimpse of the team and the webb ellis trophy. the springboks are the first nation to win the world cup four times — they will also take the trophy to cape town, durban and nelson mandela bay over the next three days. we asa we as a team, we chose to dedicate this world cup to you because you are the reason we're where we're today. the way that you don't give up, how hard you work for them and the things you must go through to get where you are in life, honestly the other countries can understand. so your support really kept us going. so your support really kept us going. the referee in the world cup final, wayne barnes, has retired from the sport. he took charge of his first match in 2006 and the paris final was his 111th test which is a record. he officiated in five world cups and numerous domestic and european finals. jon rahm has had a c

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that stage will directly qualify for the 2026 world cup.the 2026 world cup , there will be 8 asian quotas, plus one team that will go directly to 8 and one quota will be determined in the playoffs. it is possible . it will be tomorrow. the press conference for this game will also be tomorrow. if you have any specific questions, i am at your service i am thank you very much, emmit, john, the explanation was complete , there is no question, we say goodbye to you and we wish success to the national football team of our country in the selection competition of the international community, let's go to another report. in continuation of its support for the oppressed people of gaza, the iranian sports community called for the suspension of sports by the zionist regime. in the days when there is no healthy place for sports for the people of gaza, and the international sports federations are doing their own thing by not seeing and hearing the athletes, their support for the children, women and the people of gaza means that when you see children being

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well, as we know, england's world cup is over.from the tournament was sealed when they lost to australia last saturday. it's been a miserable tournament, with the team lying bottom of the table, taking just one win out of seven. they need to finish in the top eight to book their spot in the 2025 champions trophy. earlier, we asked one of england's all—time greats, stuart broad, who retired after last summer's ashes series, where it's all gone wrong. it's been a really difficult watch, to be honest. i've spoken to a few of the guys there and they can't really put their finger on what has gone wrong. i'm not a believer in rep at the strategy and start again. i would leave the coach and the captain, i believe in the style of play. but freshening up the face is a little bit, bringing a bit of young energy that can play with that fearless style, which naturally happens after world cups anyway, quys happens after world cups anyway, guys who are 3334, four years to the next cycle, becomes unrealistic that you will be there. it looks like

australia have the world cup. joe wilson, bbc news.ointment for india, but still plenty to be proud of says coach rahul dravid. but first here's the winning captain — a delighted pat cummins: that's huge, i think that's the pinnacle of international cricket. winning a one—day work up, especially over in india in front of a crowd like this, it would be big yearfor everyone, but cricket is big for here in india, ashes, or a world cup but to top it off with this mondays the moments you remember. we were confident if we played with they would get through, but unfortunately on the day they played better than us. for us, of course it is difficult pointed, there is disappointment in the dressing room and disappointment among the boys and support staff but i think in time when the dust settles, we can reflect on what has been a really good campaign. manchester city have leapfrogged manchester united in the women's super league and are up to third tonight after a 3—1win in the derby at old trafford. it was an eventful game — played in front of

could england be heading for their second win of the world cup?ts news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website. that's it for me for now. goodbye. hello, i'm gareth barlow — you're watching bbc news. let's bring an update on a growing row over plans to hold a pro—palestinian march in london on saturday — which is armistice day. other similar demonstrations have already taken place — and the metropolitan police has said it does not have legal grounds for cancelling the event. but the uk's prime minister rishi sunak has described the timing of this weekend's march as �*disrespectful�* — and says he will meet the commissioner of the metropolitan police to discuss the issue later today. this is a decision that the metropolitan police commissioner has made and he has said that he can ensure that he safeguards remembrance for the country this weekend as well as keep the public safe. now, myjob is to hold him accountable for that. and we've asked the police for information on how they will ensure that this happens. and i'll be meeting the metropoli

, the defeat of argentina and brazil in the qualifiers of the 2026 world cup.ood time, dear viewers , welcome to sports news. iran's national football team won its first match in the 2020 world cup qualifiers. this sardar azmoun scored two goals for iran in the 12th and 15th minutes. and the goal for us was still a good game with your pass in both games. it is difficult to play in front of such a team because you know that we can win and the quality of the team is high and maybe we will not be able to do it, but we started with the tower. however, the deep pass was very nice, but the second half was a different half, honkenya, who seemed to have analyzed the iranian team well in the first half, in the minutes of the second half, they had the ball and the field at their disposal. having and even a risk on the door, one of the good points of this game was that the kids were very patient with each other, but in the set, both in the structure of defense and in creating opportunities in an offensive game, in my opinion , they played very well. well, we knew before t

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but hosts india gets an economic boost from the cricket world cup. hello and welcome to asia business report. i am suranjana tewari. we begin with the turmoil at the top of openai. there are reports of ongoing discussions among the company's top executives about reinstating sam altman as chief executive. this just days after the board of the company behind the chatgpt bot shocked the tech world by firing mr altman, a man who has been the face of openai's rise. our business reporter david waddell has more. it has been a tumultuous few days at openai. what is that? it is a guest pass for the officers of openai. it is a guest pass for the offices of openai. he was fired on friday. he has been invited back by the interim ceo mira murati according to reuters, that's with a view to him possibly rejoining the company. when he was fired, the company released a statement, they said this... "mr altman's departure follows a deliberate review process by the board which concluded..." "the board no longer has confidence in his ability "to continue leading openai."