04/08/2017 Newsround

Hi, I'm Ricky, and this is your Friday morning Newsround.

Disappointment for England, as the Lionesses are

Sprinting legend Usain Bolt prepares to run his last race.

The England women's football team were knocked out of the Euros

last night by tournament hosts the Netherlands.

The Lionesses suffered a 3-0 defeat in the semi-finals.

BBC reporter David Ornstein is live from the Netherlands

but a nightmare for England, they came into the tournament with such

high expectations, even by their own standards, they said they wanted and

that they thought they could win in, their first ever major tournament

victory this would have been. It wasn't meant to be. They came into

the match as favourites but the Netherlands were the hosts backed by

30,000 fans inside the stadium here. The Netherlands took the lead and

scored a second just after half-time.

No team in women's European Championship history has ever come

back from 2-0 down to win. England must regroup and Fran Kirby has high

hopes for the future. We are just trying gee

each other up still. We deserved to get as far

as we have, and we deserved But for us, it wasn't

our time on the night. I think everyone is just

trying to stay positive, and look into working just as hard

to go into the World Cup. The keyword from the England camp

after the match was pride, they were really proud they had got so far,

and that women's football had made such an impact back home. It wasn't

to be for them on this occasion but maybe it will be in the future.

They have done so well. Superstar sprinter Usain Bolt

will retire from athletics, Usain Bolt's career began the way

he starts and ends most races, His first appearance at the Olympics

was in Athens in 2004, where he ran his first

200 metre race. The second Games in Beijing,

China, in 2008, showed the world Usain's skills,

he won the 100 metre, 200 metre His famous lightning bolt stance

became a global symbol. The 2009 World Athletics

Championships proved to be the event that would seal his status

as the world's fastest man. He set two world records

by running the 200 metre race in 19.19 seconds, and the 100

metre race At the London Olympics in 2012,

he won gold in three races. In Rio 2016, Bolt's last

Olympic Games, he went Nine Olympic races,

nine gold medals. But the celebrations

didn't last long. One medal had to be handed back

after his 2008 relay team-mate Nesta Carter tested positive

for banned Despite this setback, Bolt didn't

let this break his stride, and he is sure to end

his career on a high. Next up, to swimming

superstar Adam Peaty. He's already got an Olympic gold,

and took another two gold medals at the World Swimming Championships

last week. Whitney caught up with him and asked

him some of your questions. Hello, if I could do any other

sport, I would probably do boxing It is something I have had

a passion for, since a young So, a sixpack is a lot of ab work

but at the same time a very good Before my race, I get ready, I put

my headphones in, a little bit of I like to be calm, relaxed,

and then I start to get up for it, take my caffeine,

get a little bit angry as well to get me out

there and swimming fast. The underlying motivation

has to be stronger You will pick yourself up

those days you don't Surround yourself with

positive people, people on the same journey as you,

and hopefully you will

achieve those dreams. When I was younger, I wanted

to be a Royal Marine. I wanted to be in the Army

from a very young age, I was obsessed by that kind

of regimen, camaraderie. I am still getting that

camaraderie in a group Next, four rare Siberian tiger cubs

have made their first public outing The two female and two male cubs,

who were born in June, are the first cubs to be born

at the Hagenbeck Zoo Zookeepers say the new arrivals

are healthy, and doing really well. We just wanted to say

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