what now for the england team? in the immediate term, they have to somehow try to get themselves ready for that third and fourth play—off match that no international side, no losing semifinalist, wants to be part of. they will play belgium in st petersburg for the second time this tournament. it has to be said that croatia deserved victory this evening. england i think will count the cost of missing some really good chancesin the cost of missing some really good chances in the first half when they we re chances in the first half when they were already one goal up and had great opportunities to stretch the lead and put it to bed. they did not ta ke lead and put it to bed. they did not take those chances. that is the negative, but there are plenty of positives for this young england side. in the past a defeat like this, you can't help but feel, would have left long lasting mental scars that the players would struggle to recover from. no doubt it will be very painful as they make their way back to base near st peter

england heartbreak. it's all over after a 2—1 defeat by croatia in the world cup semifinal in russia. but what a tournament! music: don't look back in anger. i think ithinka i think a lot of us thought we would go out maybe quarters but i am proud of the team. the way they played foot ball of the team. the way they played football is unbelievable. unfortunately, the croatians beat us. unfortunately, the croatians beat us. such is life. he is right. we'll have reaction from england fans in russia and here. president trump arrives in the uk today. protesters are planning three days of demonstrations. what we see on trump is somebody with an overinflated ego and when things don't go his way, he throws his toys out of his pram. is she right? we'll be talking to former advisers to tony blair, david cameron and theresa may — about what we can expect from the visit. it led to the resignation of two cabinet ministers — this morning we'll get details of the deal agreed at chequers last week, on the uk's rel

for england, journey ‘s end. not the ending they wanted but as throughout this world cup, the pride, the passion remains. adam wilde, bbc news. let's cross live now to saint petersburg in speech were sports correspondent. good evening. they gaveit correspondent. good evening. they gave it a go, england, didn't they? some there in the tower but others a bit like the semifinal against croatia classed as told in the end there for the belgians. it really did, lee. and if you google of england's major tests at this competition against top opposition. belgium twice 0k, competition against top opposition. belgium twice ok, the first time that they've in many changes to the starting line—up and to belgium's two but also croatia in the semifinals. they were tests that we re semifinals. they were tests that were not passed by england and they will need to find a different gear. many of big gareth southgate needs to improve his in game management. belgium ranked far higher than england and that different showing on the pi

england are living the dream. the nation is behind them. they are now just two wins away from something barely thinkable but now a reality. thanks, david. standing between england and a place in the world cup final is croatia after they knocked out hosts russia on penalties. it finished 2—2 after extra time in sochi with russia grabbing a late equaliser. it all started so well for russia, taking the lead through this cracker from dennis cheryshev. croatia equalised, and then took the lead in extra time. before russia equalised in the last few minutes. that was croatia going to— one up. penalties then, and it was down to ivan rakitic to score the final spot kick that takes croatia through to their first world cup semifinal since 1998. loads of reaction from the players on social media. jesse lingard's been very active online during the world cup. after the colombia win in the last 16, he posted a picture of himself on the phone telling his mum that he'll be staying in russia a while longer. and after the win over sweden, he shared this v

singing the england fa ns' the england fans' view of a famous, famous night. lets head live to the england training camp, our sports correspondent david ornstein is at the england camp in repino. good evening, david. it has been fantastic following the england's players social media can as they share their moments and what it felt like for them. they are back in now oi’ like for them. they are back in now or is routine, now. it is a tight turnaround for that quarterfinal against the speeds! you have been telling me to keep a lid on the excitement, but even you must be getting excited. there were eight members of these gods at training. most of them want involved at all. it was a short session, because the weather was awful. they did a bit of sport cited work. jamie vardy not involved, he had a groin problem that required an injection, last night. he could be an injury doubt. this report has been looking at the indications. england's first win at a penalty shoot out in a world cup finals has been made even more poignant by their manager. gareth southgate has

england's dream is over. the team arrived here in russia more than a month ago with little expectation resting on their shoulders, but made it to the night's semifinal carrying a nation's dream with them. in the end, it wasn't to be. that is all from us. in moscow we will leave you tonight, with a look back on england'sjourney... music: don't let me down by the chainsmokers # i need you, i need you, i need you right now # yeah, i need you right now # so don't let me, don't let me, don't let me down # i think i'm losing my mind now # it's in my head, darling i hope # that you'll be here, when i need you the most # so don't let me, don't let me, don't let me down # don't let me down # oh, i think i'm losing my mind now, yeah, yeah, yeah # i need you, i need you, i need you right now # yeah, i need you right now # so don't let me, don't let me, don't let me down # i think i'm losing my mind now # don't let me down hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm olly foster. live in moscow. this is sportsday and the world cu

commentator: england win! england win! and england win! england win! and england will be in the world cup semifinal! england are into their first world cup semifinal in 28 yea rs first world cup semifinal in 28 years after a 2—0 win against sweden in samara. and it's headed firmly on. in from in samara. and it's headed firmly on. infrom lingard! infrom dele alli! headers from harry maguire and dele alli mean england will now face either hosts russia or croatia in moscow on wednesday. that match to decide england's opponents is under way. russia scored first, before croatia equalised to put the score at 1—1 at half—time. following yesterday's cabinet agreement at chequers, the prime minister refuses to rule out preferential treatment for citizens from you after brexit. we will bring an end to free movement as we look ahead to the immigration rules for people coming from the european union, we need to look at that in the context of the wider rules we have for immigration from outside of european union and we will decide the rules that are right for

england and croatia havejust england and croatia have just come out to start warming up, can england do it? i have been talking to some of the many fans who have made the journey to make sure they are here for england's big night. two, three, four... # it's coming home. # it's coming. # footballs coming home. # footballs coming home #. here we go darling, let's go. hello, hello, hello. come on, you get a bit closer. ok come on, when did you guys come here? we've come from qatar monday night. we live in qatar at the moment, so it was about a six hour journey. but we are here, we're back. i spent all my money to come here for one reason, i might be dead the next time it happens. so this is why, we're going to win! operatic singing. i'm in red square now, the sun is out, and hopefully i'll be still here sunday. i'm not going back till monday. so yeah, rocking and rolling. can't wait. love it. you're not going back till monday? you're a confident man! spur of the moment after the saturday result, we got really caught up with it and thought sod it. booked flights and then frantically tryi

but we stuff of england. they said they wa nted we stuff of england. they said they wanted to leave russia and starbuck they do so in defeat again to their belgians. it goes back to the last match in the group stages in the bag and all those changes. they lost to belgium. that match didn't mean that much at all. the match in saint petersburg, the third—place play—off. nobody wants to play in that match. they just play—off. nobody wants to play in that match. theyjust want play—off. nobody wants to play in that match. they just want to play—off. nobody wants to play in that match. theyjust want to get out of town and to leave the world cup but it is belgium who have those bronze medals around their neck after winning to nil. that is their best at a world cup. finishing third. as for england, harry caine says they are still improving. they've got a to learn but they will leave russia now with their heads held high. at the match was down rowan. it is the match no team really wants to play in. a reminder ofjust how much closure came to the main e

come on england! but you can't always get what you want, even if this game started so well for england. from ashton gate in bristol... to hillingdon hospital in london. across england, kieran trippier‘s goal sparked wild celebrations are. but in the 68th minute came an equaliser. perisic has come in to score. and the 100 and night heartache. -- 109th. england's unexpected world cup adventure was over. absolutely gutted. there is no words are.|j adventure was over. absolutely gutted. there is no words are. i was hoping that we'll go to the final. we should have won tonight. we should have beat them to night. could have won this world cup. but is fine. the duke of cambridge tweeted: sore heads, broken hearts. a nation reflects on what could have been. donald trump arrives in britain later for his first visit since becoming president of the united states. he's flying in from the nato summit in brussels, where he's been causing controversy with comments about defence spending. 0ur reporter gavin lee is

commentator: england win! england win! and england win! england win! and england will be in the world cup semifinal! england are into their first world cup semifinal in 28 yea rs first world cup semifinal in 28 years after a 2—0 win against sweden in samara. and it's headed firmly on. in from in samara. and it's headed firmly on. infrom lingard! infrom dele alli! headers from harry maguire and dele alli mean england will now face either hosts russia or croatia in moscow on wednesday. that match to decide england's opponents is under way. russia scored first, before croatia equalised to put the score at 1—1 at half—time. following yesterday's cabinet agreement at

england when! england win! and england when! england win! and england will be in the world cup semifinal! england are into their first world cup semifinal in 28 years after a 2—0 win against sweden in samara. and it is heading firmly in! and in from lingard and ali! goals from harry maguire and dele ali secure england a date against either russia or croatia in moscow on wednesday. fans celebrate as millions of people watch the game on screens big and small, up and down the country.

england. —— olivia. all eyes will be on the england and colombia game tonight, especially at this estate, there will be a big screen up. this estate, there will be a big screen up. we have ourfingers crossed for a good game, can we say that? we are being fair, good game. it is all fun right now, isn't it? a great atmosphere out there. excellent. here's how you can follow today's action. sweden versus switzerland is on bbc one this afternoon, and you can follow the england colombia game tonight with commentary on radio 5 live. still lots on the programme, let's have a look at the glorious view of wimbledon this morning. it is nice and steady now. a little bit cooler at and about this morning, but as carol said it will heat up a little bit later on. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. children from london who are in care centres for their owners security have been told they will not be taken into certain local schools in the area. ahead of five academies also is children sent by cou

it's not that england team, it is that england team, the 1966 world cup winning england team. the slight it could have been taken yesterday but that's the picture. i love our frans in his tracksuit with his lace up frans in his tracksuit with his lace up boots on that look like they weigha up boots on that look like they weigh a ton. i think that's my favourite picture in the papers —— alf ramsey. if anyone is confused about how to handle tonight, what the words are for all the songs, the mirrorare very the words are for all the songs, the mirror are very kindly printed the lyrics. the lyrics are very complicated, aren't they? for anyone who is confused, the lyrics are there. is there any business news? 30 million people will be watching tonight, so thatis people will be watching tonight, so that is a lot of people, a lot of attention, sponsorship, advertising, all that kind of stuff. supermarkets have said if england wins at aldi, lidl and iceland they are going to close early. this is an interesting one. a slightly more negative note to end on, but it puts all of the m&s

the england fa ns against england fans but the england fans are big on dreams. they are optimistic about this team and about england's chances. the first time england's chances. the first time england hope to get to a quarterfinal in 12 years, but talking to the fans you get the impression that they not only hope but do think england can do it. talking to the colombian fans, they are very optimistic as well about their chances. there is a lot riding on this for both sides and it is the colombians who have been loudest but i have seen england france —— england flags across the country, from gillingham to leeds and wolverhampton, and they are all hoping england can live up to this expectation. thank you, sarah rainsford. all eyes tonight will be on england's captain harry kane — the tottenham striker is already the leading goal—scorer at the tournament. he's come a long way since his days at school in essex. andy swiss has been to chingford to hear how kane is inspiring a new generation of young fans. skipper, scorer, superstar. and it is in from harry kan

england's time has come. their knockout tie against columbia is under half an hour away, we'll be live at the stadium shortly. we have played in a certain style here. we have to continue that on balance that with making good decisions. sweden are waiting in the quarterfinals for the winners of tonight's match, that's after they beat the swiss. i'm holly hamilton, live from day two of wimbledon. where we've had the best of british asjohanna konta dug deep to claim victory in her opening match. and the men's british number one is also through — kyle edmund advancing to the second round with an impressive start to his wimbledon campaign. good evening — welcome to moscow. what drama we have seen over the round of 16, france 4, argentina 3, those penalty shootouts on sunday, russia beating spain, belgium's comeback and now what will england/colombia deliver here in the capital? the last tie in the round. up to 6,000 england fans are in the city, around 3,000 officially with tickets — will tonight be the nigh

we are but england's base. they are backin we are but england's base. they are back in training and the focus switches to sweden. a major incident is declared in amesbury. two people are critically ill after being exposed to an unknown substance. police are searching the home of a nurse who's being held on suspicion of the murder of eight babies and the attempted murder of six others in a chester hospital. the death of six—year—old alesha macphail on the isle of bute is now being treated as murder. the boys trapped in a cave in thailand say they're in good health and good spirits as rescuers rehearse plans to bring them out. and roger federer and serena williams headline todays second round action at wimbledon. good morning. it's july the 4th. welcome to bbc newsroom live. england are through to the world cup quarter—finals after a dramatic penalty shootout victory over colombia. it's the first time the three lions have won a world cup match on penalties. their next challenge will be sweden in the last eight on saturday. lets take a look at the wi

, the south midlands and swinging into east anglia and south—east england. the thing with this big area of rain is we will have squally winds and could have some lightning in it as well. the rain could be intense, so we could have some pretty awful conditions on the roads first thing in the east midlands, east anglia and south—east england, somewhere in that part of the world. the rain could be quite slow to ease off in the morning. by the afternoon, they will be long out of the way and we will see sunshine following on behind. looking at the weather picture further northwards and westwards, it was always going to be a kind of cloudy and windy kind of day and there's rain in the forecast too, especially in the highlands and western isles. a few showers pushing into north—western counties of northern ireland, but otherwise, there should be a fair bit of dry and cloudy weather. temperatures, 18 in belfast. moving further south and we lose the early rain in eastern areas, that could be quite heavy and the afternoon is much brighter with some sunshine, and t

that culture of openness has re—established a connection between england fans, the media and the england team. gareth southgate has managed at the under 21 level, so there is a continuity with the players in the senior team and it has been a perfect storm that has come together at the right time because this is the most open world cup ever to win and there will be a new name on the trophy this season. there is every expectation it could possibly be england and they will have owned it. they will have done a superbjob. have owned it. they will have done a superb job. darren lewis, thank you. staying with the world cup. more than 22 years after it was first released, it's back... #is # is coming home. # is coming home. # it's coming home. # it's coming home. # football is coming home. footall anthem three lions has topped the charts following england's quarter final win against sweden. the track, by comedians frank skinner and david baddiel with the lightning seeds, was first released to accompany euro 96 which was held in england. three lions climbed a huge 32 places in the vodafone big to

england's dreaming. and we will not apologise the celebrating england winning the quarter—final, and we will not apologise for our sartorial choices. i why red and white dress yesterday, and have noted you have donned the waistcoat. i couldn't resist the waistcoat. i couldn't resist the waistcoat. think it is a legal obligation. you read the star, they have a cutout waistcoat. if you do wa nt have a cutout waistcoat. if you do want that. just in case you haven't got the cloth one. yesterday, brexit, we have a decisive moment in brexit, we have a decisive moment in brexit, and there was a big push from downing street to the press that there was unity in the cabinet. what do you make of it? it was inevitable at some stage that she would hear perhaps from mr johnson or on of the other brexiteers sounding off a little at their frustrations on what they see it isa their frustrations on what they see it is a watering down of a true brexit. i wonder if it will come into the papers or they might conclude there

come on england. fans are riding a wave of i°y england. fans are riding a wave of joy after england's first world cup penalty when and the players are loving it. i was one of them fans not to long ago. had a drink thrown over him, jumping around going wild. it is what we want. we set out to make the country proud. we feel like we have done that so far. england fa ns we have done that so far. england fans over here are rarer sight. 0nly up fans over here are rarer sight. 0nly up to 3000 are expected in samarra and half that in the arena for england's first quarterfinal in 12 yea rs. england's first quarterfinal in 12 years. but those that are here are ready for whatever it throws at them. i believe in them. ido ready for whatever it throws at them. i believe in them. i do not wa nt them. i believe in them. i do not want to build myself up to much. this is a team who say they will do anything for each other, led by a man who knows all about the pressures we re man who knows all about the pressures were playing for his country. gareth southga

england opening the scoring with harry maguire. they have become seppi specialist at the world cup, no other country has scored more and england struck again with the eighth of the competition, harry maguire's first international goal, queueing wild celebrations in russia and back home as england got one foot in the last four. jordan pickford, the goalkeeper, helped maintain the lead with a brilliant save and then at the other end, england made it two, dele alli nodding in the back post, finally announcing himself at the world cup after struggles with form and fitness but wrapping the win up in some style. gareth southgate afterwards was quick to pay tribute not only to the starting 11 but the entire 23. i can't speak highly enough of the whole squad and the whole group of staff because it is so whole group of staff because it is so united and their level of work has been great. their commitment to each other, you don't get through withjust 11 each other, you don't get through with just 11 players and each other, you don't get thro

in england these days. a few people have been telling me over the years and then finally, mr southgate, or gareth, has got into this new position where he's just delighting the whole country. i thought, "well, why not wear the waistcoat and the tie and have a bit of fun?" i was going to say, you are working the look. it is an extremely popular look. apparently these waistcoats are really taking off. yeah, they are selling. i mean, i had to go to a few different branches of that particular department store to go and find one but yeah, i mean, he's got a new sartorial elegance, who would have thought? you don't have the message embroidered just yet but tell me about the team, the performance. are you fancying england's chances now, your team perhaps to bring the trophy? well after that iceland game, when we lost a couple of years ago, who would have thought we would be in this position? he's managed to turn it around and the country is going bonkers for it and he's doing some wonderful things, isn't he? he's

but england tea m i am very confident. but england team has made me confident. they are ona team has made me confident. they are on a roll, they have momentum and seem a very on a roll, they have momentum and seem a very happy bunch. i am really, really looking forward to the game and i think we are in with a very, very good chance. what about the croatians, what is there to be wa ry the croatians, what is there to be wary of? in modric they have one of the best midfielders in the world. and they have one of the best centre forwards in mandzukic, but i think we can take them. is your confidence based on what you have seen from england, based on gareth southgate, some of the stuff going on back home in england? a bit of everything. this england squad has given eve ryo ne this england squad has given everyone hope. they have the whole country in the palm of their hands. it is great to see. it has not happened that many times that we can all get excited and be happy with an england team. there have been some real downtimes with england, but now we are all happy, si

southern england. it is going to feel cooler today. there are showers, not all of us will see them, the best of the sunshine will be across north wales and northern ireland, and you could see temperatures of 26 or 27. through the evening and overnight, those showers will fade. we will have more cloud coming in from the north sea across eastern areas. we have got a weather front coming in from the atlantic, which for the end of the night will be straddled across north—west scotland and northern ireland. tonight was my temperatures, roughly 10— 16. tomorrow, we start off with that cloud across north—west scotland and northern ireland. slowly through the day it will push east. it will wea ken day it will push east. it will weaken as it does. you could see the odd shower coming out of it in parts of eastern southern scotland. for the rest of the uk, lots of dry weather. as a result, temperatures will be higher. the maximum temperature in the south tomorrow will be about 2728, maybe 29. be high and th

this is the moment as england fans in croydon celebrated harry maguire‘s first england goal. in other news, conservative brexiteers say they want more details about the plan for the uk's future relationship with the eu agreed by the cabinet yesterday. 12 thai boys stuck in a cave send letters to their parents assuring them they're fine. police investigating the poisoning of a couple in wiltshire last weekend warn the operation could take months. and the brexit meeting at chequers and president trump's uk visit. all analysed in dateline london in half an hour, here on bbc news. if you did not know, the next step in england's world cupjourney is under way. millions of fans watch the team play sweden in the quarterfinal. england are leading the match 1—0 after a goalfrom harry mcguire in the 30th minute. these are the live shots at the moment. they're into the second half. there have been a couple of opportunities for more goals for england. many commentators saying that sweden are looking ponderous at the moment, but raheem sterling came up the moment, but raheem sterling cam

and former england defender lindsey johnson who played for england 43 times. before that gareth southgate has said that england — the country as opposed to the team — has been a bit lost with its identity recently and this team, is the best representation of modern england. most have plied their trade in smaller clubs, and more than half of the squad are from in and around the manchester area. here‘s chi chi izundu. gareth southgate has dubbed them the most diverse team england has ever taken to a world cup. 13 of the 23 members of the england squad actually come from within 50 miles of manchester city centre so it‘s no wonder that pride in this area is particularly high. if you‘re good, you‘re good. if you‘re not good, you‘re not good. so it doesn‘t matter whether you‘re white, black, green, it doesn‘t matter, we are all human beings. social media's got something to do with it as well because all these players have active twitter accounts and stuff and they playjokes on each other and you feel like you're a bit closer to them. rashford c

reed england overachieved in this world cup no one ever expected england to get into the semifinals, despite all of the talk, it was never expected. and they can still overachieved, but he can hold his head up high, they have done better than they were expected of this young new team. this is a young and inexperienced team that done tremendously well and have united and are working well and for the first time, and 25 years, england, going into the world cup, attacking, not defensive, not, it is attacking, not defensive, not, it is a huge difference. 17 players on the england squad, the last world cup game. so it is quite shrinking, it is quite incredible does watching the game. there are all pundits, they are comrades on the sidelines. it isa they are comrades on the sidelines. it is a huge difference, whether we win or lose, we have done outstandingly well and it's fantastic, a good team that really made it exciting, and we look forward to the european cup in two is times, and will do well there as well. still a long way to go, you get a sense that people are still confident, they'r

that is after england beat sweden 2-0 that is after england beat sweden 2—0 in samarra. the english football the journey to this point has been a long, fraught with frustrations. but this is a new england, a new generation. the sweden to the pride and passion remain, now to see how much further that could take either of them. first a moment to stay calm, composed, beginning slowly trading early blows that never looked like landing. this was hurricane's early offering, for once off target, but this is england may have more than one harry. harry maguire heading them into the lead before half—time. jordan pickford is an emerging hero, saving the header in england's lead. as he stepped up others would step forward , as he stepped up others would step forward, england inspired. dele alli added a second, whilst whelan delaware sweden - threatened delaware sweden rarely threatened pickford was unbeatable. english nurse temporarily, they are through to the semifinal. and if we weren't all carried away before now we set the arnaus. yes. generations of england players have tried

it is a nuisance that england have done well?|j that england have done well?” wouldn't say it is a nuisance. i think the premier league would always like england to be performing well. it raises the profile of both. the national side and of the premier league. but, the premier league aren't out to make england great. they are about making the premier league the greatest. i do feel that having a good england side, behaving as emphatically as we did as a nation, producing lots of good moments on the field does benefit everybody. ayes it is certain that england have the ingredients on the pitch to perhaps produce a winning team.” think you have, in england, a whole bunch of very talented players coming through. the challenge ahead is for gareth and his staff, to develop those players. the potential is there. they have showcased that they have the ability to go even higher. it is important that you have the patience that comes with it. where will be the players in 2—4 years from now. they need guidance, they need to go through, also, the bad moments. you just h

england certainly togetherness. england certainly together winning the social media world cup in all aspects. all the videos. they are sensational. the entire competition and spirit and the support of england has been remarkable. you mentioned that they are fun. that look like they have the pressure of the entire world on them, like they are carrying everything on their shoulders. like this is all too much and it isjust ajob, this is all too much and it isjust a job, which it felt like in the past. when you listen to the old players, they talk about the fear of failure, the worrying about what the nation will say if you misstep. with them, they are having the time of their lives and backing by extension, we are all having the time of our lives watching them. those unicorns must take some inflating. you have experience of that? i do. they do take some puff. thank you so much. just to confirm, it is coming home. yet mac. -- yep. not such good news for britain's kyle edmund, though. he's been knocked out of wimbledon b

the number of england fa ns just england. the number of england fans has been growing but there are fa ns fans has been growing but there are fans from russia, who have painted the english flag on their faces, plenty of sweden supporters here as well. the swedish supporters are optimistic about this game, they know they are the underdogs to some extent but they are hopeful that they could be the ones that bring they could be the ones that bring the trophy home. english fans are telling me the opposite, convinced that england can make it happen today. the fans here have come from bristol. you say you have been following england through this tournament but flying back and forwards. you must really want to see england succeed? definitely, it has cost a fortune but hopefully it will be worth it in the end. how has the atmosphere been? it has been quiet today, the quite so far for england fans. but i imagine as soon as we get in there and the band starts going it will be amazing. you have made it as far as the quarterfinal support

england's captain has been a shining star so far england's captain has been a shining starso far in england's captain has been a shining star so far in russia and against columbia in the last 16, harry kane was to live is worth once again. the feisty ill tempered match saw the referee repeatedly going into his pocket for the yellow card. england dominated and after the break, harry kane's work rate saw him own penalty, wrestled down by carlos sanchez. he stepped up to slot his sixth goal. it was a lead that was kept largely comfortable. it remained 1—1 after extra time so it was another last 16 penalty shootout. when colombian carlos backer had his spots saved byjordan pickford, it was left to eric dier to win on penalties. sweet dreams are made of this. the first world cup quarterfinalfor 2a are made of this. the first world cup quarterfinal for 2h years. an untidy tie in st petersburg saw a decisive blow mid— rate through the second half. a 1—0 win over switzerland means they look forward to the last date for the first time since 1994 and that meeting with england. sweden is celebrati

or will it be medicalfor england? a moscow? or will it be medicalfor england ? a feeling moscow? or will it be medicalfor england? a feeling there will never have a chance as good as this again of reaching the world cup finals since 1966. hit so close the moment and they are just midway through the first period of extra time. thank you, we will be back with you no doubt. we had beaten croatia before an astute again. wayne rooney just wayne rooneyjust switched to playing culpable in washington, dc. lots of people urging the english simon including fans all over the country, this is on the north coast of cornwall. perranporth beach. hyde park. people are looking agitated and tens. mouths open, lots of hands upon the chin and on the face. people looking particularly tense. this guy is gesturing here. and this is in manchester. whether in living rooms or gatherings or paths millions of people are watching. the last quarterfinal against sweden was watched by over 23 million people in the uk. that's find out what the situation is in croatia. bethany is in zagreb. but i'm guessing peopl

because england goalkeeper jordan pickford with any longer because england goalkeeperjordan pickford with a heroic save that meant it all went down to eric dier, the tottenham hotspur midfielder with england's last penalty. both sides had missed one coming he kept his nerve, stepped up, and as you can see, he made no mistake with a decisive penalty. england winning 4—3 on penalties after the game ended after extra time 1—1. england had to dig so extra time 1—1. england had to dig so deep having conceded a last—gasp equaliser by colombia. they had all the momentum. it felt like a home match for colombia with very few england fancier. tonight, as we said earlier, we discovered how much metal this young england team had. it was hard to assess them coming into this match. they had won their first two games against pretty average opposition in tunisia and panama, but it was a weakened team against belgium. this was the first real challenge for the front—line players who had plenty of rest, were injury free. they thought they had enoughin injury free. they thought they had enough

come on, england. the british beer and pub association predicts an extra 8 million pints will be bought during the match, pumping £24 million into the economy. maroof has never sold so many flags so quickly. this year, everything has gone. we have had to reorder from suppliers. it has been a good year. you have a pub just over the road showing the game. yeah, so as soon as they score, we hear a big scream, we can run out and have a look through the window. and you can restock them with flags, as well. yeah, that as well. a nation prepares. temperatures are high. so too are hopes and expectations. natalie is where the action will be, in samara. this stadium, it is lovely. we a re in samara. this stadium, it is lovely. we are privileged to get an insight there at the moment. a remarkable stadium that i understand looks like a spaceship? exactly, it looks like a spaceship? exactly, it looks like a ufo from the outside. the pa system has come on, cracking timing! they have just been playing the england na

ifeel a little bit england. he sounded too, little bit england. he sounded too, little bit. # it's coming home, it's coming home, football's coming home!# god save the queen. some pretty committed england fans amongst the russian population here. plenty of english fans here too. i am joined by three of them he just alone in yesterday from london. who have we got? dane. becky. jordan. you've had how people have travelled from afar, you have actually been given a president. very lucky. we work for a company called ink and it was as an incentive we had. we didn't actually know we were going to be here, but england managed to get a to be here, but england managed to getafairand to be here, but england managed to get a fair and that is good, we are very excited. how excited are you? very excited. this is a once—in—a—lifetime opportunity. in global has managed to give that to us and! global has managed to give that to us and i think to be fair we are even more lucky now that inge got to the semifinals. i think it is definitely... have you been fol

a big win for england, jo? england was like world cup campaign continues after a comfortable victory here in front of another sell—out cloud described, they found themselves having to win this last crossover to reject, or they would have gone home. sophie brey settled the nerves early on with her first goal of the world cup, her initial effort was well saved, but she made sure from the second attempt. england look to build on that lead, and well chances came, it looked like it would be the same old story that could make them count. but time ticking away, korea went for broke, sacrificing their keeper for an extra outfield player anna anna came close to paying off. then came the counterattack, housley with a finish to finally put the result out of sight, and round off england's best performance of the world cup so far. great performance for england tonight, celebrations will not last long as up on thursday, in the quarterfinals, the defending champions the netherlands come up. they've scored 60 —— 26 goals

come on, england! # is coming home. come on, england! # it's coming home, it's coming home, it's coming, football is coming home. # it's coming home! far too many people are getting carried away. england take on sweden in the quarterfinal. you can watch the build—up from two o'clock on bbc one with gary lineker and the team in moscow. mike, i am sure you have seen all these omens going around. the last time england won the world cup was obviously 1966. if you multiply one by one and you multiply that by the square of nine and multiply that by the square of six and multiply that by the square of the other six and divide that by 52, which is the number of years since england last one the world cup, you come out with 2000 and 18.7, seven being the month ofjuly, so it had to happen! i didn't follow that quite closely, but i love that. also, man city won the league. burnley qualified for europe the last time all that happened. there are some stats doing around on that as well. i am the most pessimistic football fan. i am going for 2—2, en

so what of england ? may perhaps win in the final. so what of england? they will have to try and lift themselves for the match that nobody wants to play in a third—place play—off against eltham in st petersburg on saturday. their fa ns in st petersburg on saturday. their fans came he was such belief that they would reach their first world cup final since 1966. i think a lot of us thought we would go out in the quarter—finals, but i am really proud of the team and how they performed. i think it is a very young team, i don't think it will be looking good going into the future. so proud of the way that they played, the football that they played, the football that they played, unbelievable. to get to a semi—final, we never expected it. played, unbelievable. to get to a semi—final, we never expected itm is hard to say right now you are happy,a is hard to say right now you are happy, a semi—final would have been a good result before the tournament but right now it feels different. the english fans here and millions backin the english fans here and

whistle commentator: england win! england come to be sealing their biggest win for yea rs come to be sealing their biggest win for years and with it, their first semifinal for a for years and with it, their first semifinalfor a generation. gareth southgate becoming just the third manager of his country to achieve such a feat. i can't speak highly enough of the whole squad and the whole group of staff. it is so united. their level of commitment to each other, you don'tjust get through with i! each other, you don'tjust get through with 11 players, i have everybody at home enjoys tonight because not very often, as we know, it has happened. we are enjoying it, i never found here are enjoying it and the fans back home i am sure they are enjoying it. —— the fans here are enjoying it. we need to keep doing what we're doing and make the country proud. england fans have grown used to disappointment at major tournament but not here, not today. not with this remarkable young teen insuring theirjourney in russia continues. so

incredible scenes there what does this victory mean for england fans it means a lot. to put it shortly it's pretty hard to put into words because this ends years if not decades of for many england fans obviously they haven't won the world cup since one in sixty six that this was the first time england had won a world cup no match in any major tournament wins in two thousand and six but more importantly they won on penalties and this was the big deal for the england fans because they know more so than any other team in the world how hurtful it can be to go out on penalties they haven't won a one before this match on penalties in three occasions the world cup which is in long wanted a record and so i have english friends in this family. and my phone was off when the building went in they were going absolutely crazy after the results so i think this really shakes a monkey off england's backs you know getting rid of that coerce of the penalty shoot out and i think england fans are starting to believe that their team might go all the way. you know what we've seen some big

we have seen england shirts as well. we have seen england shirts as well. we do have plenty to celebrate. we had an rendition of football is coming home, we have not heard that here before. they are looking for another celebration with kyle edmund. he is taking on the three—time champion over on centre court. spurred on by the home fans winning the first set. we can go live there now. currently still one said and in the first game, kyle edmund leading 40—30. we will keep up on that and come back to it. him and fans certainly one another way to celebrate, but someone another way to celebrate, but someone who will not be anything celebrate,. the french open champion was knocked out in the third round earlier. another shock at this tournament this week. she was beaten by in the third round, chez fought back after trailing 5—2, but broke in the night game to stay alive in the decider. another match point on her way to victory. is amazing for me to be there. on the first day i was there but i was a little bit tired and i was trying too much. it is hard to

and typical england. it is all that stuff. extra time isjust typical england. it is all that stuff. extra time is just kicking off. a few fans around me, what did you think? it is typical england. it always happens. can they pick them the applicant? i need a beer to pick myself back up again. it isjust. he is being offered a beer. you must be very disappointed.” is being offered a beer. you must be very disappointed. i am slightly disappointed but it is nice the game has gone a little bit longer. it is quite an exciting game. tv england can pick it back up again? yes. they go to smash it, everyone is going to be celebrating and very happy tonight. good man. this guy in the background is still celebrating. the alcohol has been flowing. it is still all up late for here, the football coming home. we will see. we will see. we'll about people coming home. we should worry about england getting to the quarterfinals. it is far from assured. columbia ranked in the top 20 in the world. we are into the first half of extra time and at the end of 30 minutes of that, we know what is coming. it

for much of england and wales, we are talking mid 20s, high 20s in some spots in northern england. maybe even low 30s across the hotspots in south—east england. so it is going to be a hot one at wimbledon for the men's final. could be the hottest since 1984. we expect fewer sunny skies compared to saturday. as we go through sunday evening and night, this weather system, it's taking its time but it will eventually move a bit further south and take a few showery downpours towards wales and western parts of england. as monday begins it is going to be a little cooler on sunday night in scotland and northern ireland, after a rather sultry saturday night. so this is how monday is looking. this weather system slowly moving south—east. the potential for some heavy downpours. keep your expectations in check. some spots will end up with nothing, but others could get a useful downpour. the odd showers in scotland and northern ireland. still some heat around for east anglia, the east midlands, south—east england. near 30 in the hotspots, there could be an isolated shower. as this weather

but this england team is very new, marcus ratchford was eight last time they won an england match in 2006. —— last time they won and knockout match. you can see today they are very chilled ahead of this game, and they spoke about writing their own history, leaving those failures behind. let's have a look at the stadium. 43,000 seats. 3000 england fa ns stadium. 43,000 seats. 3000 england fans here tonight officially, but with up to 6000 expected in moscow, and they will find themselves outnumbered by the very loud colombian fans who are hoping to get to their second consecutive quarterfinal at the world cup. natalie, thank you forjoining us. from moscow. here are today's fixtures. sweden will play switzerland and the other last 16 tie, then england against colombia at 7pm, with full commentary on five live. both british number one's are wimbledon today. it has been great forjoanna contact. she has made the start she wanted to against the russian earlier today. it just start she wanted to against the russian earlier today. itjust ended a few minutes ago. but she did not make it ea

but as you say, the end of a dream for england. at the end of a dream for england. at the very last minute i was able to get my hands on a ticket. i was in a stadium watching that match, difficult to watch. in the last half an hourof difficult to watch. in the last half an hour of that, when the game went into extra time because it really was anyone's to play for, we went into extra time because the teams had drawn and it was really down to which team was going to school and additional goal and that team was croatia. 0f additional goal and that team was croatia. of course, it was a rollercoaster for the fans and the stadium because it began with england on a high in that match and after a half—time england fans in the stadium were saying it is only 45 minutes away from making history and getting into a world cup final again. but of course, the croatian side turned it around and they now make history. this is theirfifth world cup and now they are through to the final. well then, deep breath begin. the players with the great opportunity, some faces here little known

about half a month's the west of england. about half a months worth of rain falling in the space of an hour, providing nasty conditions with the risk of flooding. saturday, there still will be the potential for showers dotted around the country, southern and eastern parts of england prone to seeing some of those, but that could be some pals were also. funny stuff otherwise, low 20s and scotland and northern ireland, still mid to high 20s and the warmest parts of england and wales. temperatures will continue to build for the second half of the weekend and into monday. temperatures in london hitting the fatty degree mark on sunday and monday. but it will get even hotter next week. not just monday. but it will get even hotter next week. notjust hot, but also human. you may well see temperatures hitting 33 celsius somewhere probably across eastern england as we head into the week ahead. not eve ryo ne we head into the week ahead. not everyone likes hot and humid, but thatis everyone likes hot and humid, but that is what is coming

yes, some extremely dedicated england fa ns some extremely dedicated england fans that we've been meeting over the past couple of days, they are pretty pleased that they make that investment because this was, for a lot of people, they did not think england will get this far and as soon as they were sitting on their sofas or the pub watching england progress and perform, a lot of them started scrabbling to get tickets, spending a small fortune to get it and to experience the moment. the moment i think has been well worth it. they have been saying a huge jubilant crowd here, at the stadium himself, extremely pleased with the performance and this morning, in samara, ithink performance and this morning, in samara, i think it is fair to say that the bleary eyes and saw heads as the celebrations went on well into the night. amongst those england fans, there was one of rather unusual person, an man who bore a striking resemblance to perhaps the most popular person among england fans.|j perhaps the most popular person among england fans. i few people have been telling me over the years, finally g

england win! victory. euphoria. but england's success has posed many a dilemma. these two are getting married this afternoon near great yarmouth. they have decided to also showed the match to guess rather than ignore it. hopefully it will be a conversation starter instead of people sitting on their phones and hiding away the blue we hope we win or it might be miserable. us series a lot, it is coming home. it is coming home. london. we barbecue is being readied, this meat has been selling fast. sausages and burgers. we will win the football 2—1 come on, england. the british beer and pub association believes £24 million will be pumped into the economy. this woman has never sold so many flags so quickly. everything has gone and we had to reorderfrom suppliers to be a good year. as soon as they score, you hear a screen, looking through the window. a nation prepares. temperatures are high. so why the hopes and expectations. the market, bbc news. —— tim muffett. our moscow correspondent, sarah rainsford, is in samara where the match takes place. it is great talk