15/06/2014 Newsround

Afternoon.

Ricky here with your last burst of news this Sunday.

On the way, we countdown the weeks weirdest news stories.

And this spectacular flypast helps the Queen to celebrate her birthday!

First up to Brazil.

And England manager Roy Hodgson still believes

his side can qualify for the last 16, despite losing 2-1 against Italy

in their World Cup opener.

The England team put in a good performance and Roy even told

reporters it was the best he's seen them play since he's been in charge.

Leah is in Brazil for Newsround and watched the drama unfold surrounded

by thousands of fans in Rio.

The England fans have walked out onto the pitch and the fans are

right behind them, as you can hear.

OK, that's it, we've kicked off.

England have gone for a really attacking side.

Roy's boys are out to win.

Goal!

Goodness me, that was close.

That was the best chance of the match so far.

England started so strong, attacking, attacking.

Two, three good chances.

Then there was a moment of calm and Italy took their chance.

Through!

CHEERING.

Good ball for Rooney.

Sturridge is in the middle.

Good finish from Sturridge!

England level!

And just like that, it's 1-1.

Absolutely delighted.

England and Italy at each other from the very start of the game.

Roy's boys have a chance in this game.

CHEERING.

So we're a few minutes into the second half

and bad news for England.

England's World Cup campaign didnt get off to a good start.

A 2-1 defeat againt Italy makes their Uruquay game more important.

Italy were a very good team and we fell a bit short, but we're

still not out of this group.

So that defeat leaves England third in Group D.

Next up for them is Uruguay.

The South American team lost their opening game, as well,

going down 3-1 to Costa Rica.

It means if England lose against Uruguay this Thursday,

they'll be in big trouble and could be on the verge of going home.

There's a full match report over on the Newsround website, plus,

keep your eyes peeled for Ronaldo, the Newsround parrot.

He'll be back to predict the result ahead of

the Uruguay game later this week.

He went for an Italy win last night, so fingers crossed he picks England

next.

To the latest in Iraq now.

The US is sending an aircraft carrier and two guided

missile ships to the region after fighting broke out in the country.

An extremist group called ISIS took over Mosel, Iraq's second

biggest city, earlier in the week.

The president of Iraq has called for help from the US.

Barack Obama says he needs time to work out the best plan to stop

the violence from spreading.

The ship which carries fighter jets will provide

the US with military options should the situation in Iraq get worse.

Thousands of people gathered in London yesterday to mark

the Queen's official birthday.

Trooping the Colour takes place each year to mark Queen Elizabeth's

big day, but this is the moment everyone gets excited about.

Members of the Royal Family gather on the balcony at Buckingham Palace

to watch the RAF flypast.

Next to our countdown of the top three weirdest news story

of the week.

It's a feature exclusively found on the Newsround website every Friday.

So if you're ready, get ready for some of this.

Hayley here with the strangest World Cup stories.

How do you enjoy the comfort of home with a stadium atmosphere?

Fans in Germany have been moving sofas onto buildings to watch

the big games.

with wallpaper and coffee tables.

Who said couch potatoes couldn't enjoy the great outdoors?

We thought the World Cup trophy was one of a kind until now.

A potter has been making trophies to sell to World Cup lovers.

This fan says he's taking one to the final.

Let's hope there isn't a mixup.

World Cup fever has taken over the planet.

It's even in Space.

The crew of the International Space Station sent down a message

of good luck to the players.

They're hoping for an out-of-this-world cup.

To something else a bit strange.

1,600 paper pandas that have taken over Hong Kong.

Artist Paulo Grangeon came up with the idea to highlight that there

are just 1,600 left in the world.

The papier-mache creatures have already been to France, Germany,

the Netherlands, Switzerland and Japan on their trip.

Finally, you've been telling us what you've

been doing to celebrate Fathers Day and what makes your dad so special.

Milan's dad teaches her sports like basketball and ping pong

and they have fun playing them.

and they have fun playing them.

Alex loves his dad because he is his hero and always makes him smile.

Alex loves his dad because he is his hero and always makes him smile.

And Ella's dad Robert is in for a surprise because Ella has arranged

And Ella's dad Robert is in for a surprise because Ella has arranged

something top secret for him.

That's all from Newsround today.

Ayshah's back in the morning.

See ya.