16/06/2016 Match of the Day

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Good evening. We have three more games to bring you this evening,

three home nations in action and world champions. An English man, an

Irishman and a Welshman in the studio. We start with the game that

got tongues wagging at the draw six months ago. England and Wales met in

Lens, and they needed a three-man commentary team, Robbie Savage,

Martin Keown and Guy Mowbray. The first meeting of England and

Wales on anything other than English or Welsh soil, and their first at a

major international tournament. The teams, then, England are unchanged,

the same line at the start against Russia, expected to play in the same

formation. Joe Hart's 61st cap at him level with Ray Clemence for the

fourth most appearances in England's goal. Only Wayne Rooney has played

more games in this team. The third most experienced team Gary Cahill is

the only one sitting on a yellow card. Last time England faced Wales,

a 1-0 Wembley when almost five years ago. The Welsh changes, three of

them from the win over Slovakia. Wayne Hennessey has had a pain

relieving injection after a back spasm kept him out of that one, so

Danny Ward stands down. Joe Ledley comes in the Dave Edwards, his first

start since breaking a bone in his leg on me the seventh, a gamble may

be? And Howell Robson-Kanu will play up front with Jonny Williams making

way. Three Lions, one Dragon, this is the stuff of legend.

Kane finds Lallana, Sterling is entered into the box for him. Great

bit of work from Adam Lallana, he put it in the right place for

Sterling. Couldn't find his perfect spot. Great counterattacking from

England, he needed to bury that one. A golden opportunity for England. I

wonder if that will play on the minder Raheem Sterling. He got some

stick for his second-half performance against Russia at the

weekend. That is a great bit of work from Howell Robson-Kanu. Bale.

Walker couldn't dare risk challenging him, and it is a

challenge again. Bale charges into the box. Chris, were saying this

week he was looking forward to a bit of a dustup, and I think we are

going to get one. It was a failing at the weekend, making it too long.

And Rose has been tripped, Joe Ledley furiously wadding his finger,

he didn't think it was a foul. It is a free kick for England. I have to

say I disagree, he didn't touch him. Rooney is setting his sights, it is

lifting towards Cahill. Well watched, Hennesey. He just about

stays onside, just can't guide it in. Here is Walker. Lallana is

looking for Sterling. Sterling didn't seem to see Alli. And Kane

goes for it, but was it blocked by a hand? England are adamant that it

was. Not a penalty for me. I don't know what Ben Davies can do there,

he isn't even looking at the ball, as he can see. It has hit him on the

arm, but you can't give him a penalty for that, he wasn't even

looking. But it did hit his hand, you have to say.

Alli blast against Davis for the corner. Dropping deep, always

looking for Walker. In it comes from Rooney, Smalling

puts it just past the post, not far passed it. That was another great

ball into the box, this time Smalling getting that yard of space.

The way Robson-Kanu set off after Rooney there, and Rooney has

reciprocated a little too keenly. It will be a free kick. You can see his

frustration levels rise there, it is all thanks to the hard work of the

Wales number nine. You want Wayne Rooney to be angry, but you need him

to keep his head. That is almost like a rugby union kick, the way he

has gone back. And strike! A moment of absolute magic the Gareth Bale!

Not many players in the world can do that. The Welsh legend might be

writing another one. England 0- one Wales. It is that man again. What a

free kick. Look at the technique from Gareth Bale. Joe Hart slow to

move across his goal. It went over the wall, Joe Hart got two two hands

to it, he should be pushing that wide of the goal. Joe really should

be saving that. Robson is going -- Hodgson is going

for broke, and he has two, or English hearts will be broken. That

was a why not moment. A great strike. Alli. Nicely bounced back to

him by Sturridge. Ramsay lunges in, Rooney is trying to put it into the

corner but Hennesey had seen it and got down to it smartly. Wayne Rooney

here opens his body up and just feeds it into the corner. Hennesey

just gets a hand on it, good effort. Now, Vardy, wasn't quite full.

Before Taylor arrived, and now it is Sturridge. Vardy is there! England

are level. The Jamie Vardy story goes on to another chapter. Wales

are asking the question about offside. The questions over Jamie

Vardy are on their way to being answered. Jamie Vardy really does

have the golden touch. , the hour,, the man. Vardy just waiting for the

opportunity, the ball bouncing around. He is onside, it has come

off Ashley Williams' head. The rise and rise goes on and on. Four years

ago in the last European Championships, he was just leaving

Fleetwood to join Leicester. Flinging himself at it, Davies. The

referee says corner, England players say, that will do. It caught him on

the arm, I don't think there was any intention in that, but I have seen

them given, though. Walker against Taylor, we have seen that a lot

today. Rooney sends the dummy to Ramsay. Great covering, Williams in

with Chester. This is Wayne Rooney, but look at these Welsh defenders

come out to block this shot. Passion from the Welsh.

I feel his pain. Come on, Wales, he is saying. That is what it means to

football fans. The England and Wales fans here have been absolutely

fantastic. And look at this guy, and that is coming up both teams, Wales

have been so deep in the second half, nothing going forward. They

hang on? This is Rooney. Sturridge should be fresher than most.

Alli comes towards, Vardy is in the area, and Sturridge scores! Injury

time is England's this time. Talk about passion, talk about pride.

This England team have it in bucketloads. From 1-0 down to

winning the game. Roy rung the changes, hadn't haven't they paid

off? Daniel Sturridge here, a little probing pass he makes, knocks it in

and then goes, he gets it back and gets lucky, hit it off his right

foot, no chance for the keeper. How he has got through that sea of

players, we will never know, but who cares. England are in front. Just

enough on it to beat Wayne Hennessey and to have Roy Hodgson celebrating

like a man 40 years his junior. Both substitutions both scoring. Yes,

England have left it late, but boy did they celebrate that goal. It

might only need one more chance for Wales. Williams is up there, Bale

has attacked it. There was one more chance for Wales. You couldn't put

it past Bale there, the script was set. England are singing their

anthem, don't take me home. WHISTLE

It means everything. It is a Wim Fissette George and

defeat for the Dragon. -- a win for St George and a defeat for the

Dragon. England 2-1 Wales. Daniel, described

to us what it is like to score the winner in a match like that. Great

feeling. Unbelievable. I am grateful for the opportunity from the gaffer,

grateful to God for allowing me to score and it is a beautiful feeling

to represent your country in a rivalry against another great

country. Have you calmed down? That was some celebration. It is amazing,

isn't it? To play so well against Russia and then lose in the 93rd

minute, and today it takes until the 92nd minute for us to get out, so

things do even out, I suppose, but it is rare to see them even out in

the space of two games. We are devastated and disappointed our fans

who were right behind us. The first goal, he is obviously a mile

offside. And in the last, the toe poke looks like it is deflected off

Chris Gunter, but we have to show our metal now. We need to bounce

back. Very early, you made the substitutions, coming on straight

after the break, and they paid dividends. We thought a lot about

what the starting XI should be, and of course we were aware that the

game against Russia took something out of people. But I didn't really

want to start breaking eggs with a big stick. I thought I would rather

keep one or two up my sleeve. Congratulations with your Man of the

Match performance. How pleased are you with your own personal

performance? It has been good to express myself out there on such a

big stage, but in general the team shows a lot of togetherness. Inside

we still feel strong, we still peel happy, we are enjoying the

experience. The tournament isn't over, we are in the thick of it, and

we will go to the next game with even more strength. It is a great

feeling to win the game the way we did, we have the qualifiers now, one

game to go and we will have to finish the job off on Monday. This

is the way things look in the group after that one, with one game to go

for everybody, England lead the way. Wales will definitely bear their if

they beat Russia, and appoint could well be enough.

Did it live up to the billing, Jermaine? It was disappointing they

couldn't put in a better display for Wales, I think England dominated

from start to finish. I thought there were some top performances,

Rooney was influential in that midfield area, Kyle Walker has been

brilliant, Dele Alli, Lallana were good as well. So it was a deserved

win for Roy and his men, but it was the changes in the end, Roy being

brave for once and he got it right and got what he deserved. We will

talk about the changes and look particularly at the work of Kyle

Walker, but let's do things chronologically. Joe Hart afterward

said, don't talk to me, I am the villain, these guys are the heroes.

He was growing much the villain, even though Gareth Bale has scored

two free kicks in two games? He is a goalkeeper, and they all make the

stakes. He will admit that this is a mistake, he cannot get beaten from

that range. On the training ground you could do that a hundred times,

and unless the ball goes in off the but bar, you don't miss those. He

gets to the ball, but he pushes it into the net, that is what I don't

understand. He has time to adjust his feet, but he hasn't got strong

enough hands to it. He is a big enough and bold enough character, he

would say to us all, that was poor from me. We can all sit here and

analyse it, he got both hands to it and he needs to stop it, but it was

a mistake. He was very thankful to his team-mates for bringing him out,

it is the first time that England have gone in a major tournament from

behind of half-time to win a game. With the changes brave obvious?

Obvious, but born out of necessity. England were not affecting the goal

at all, and they have the Player of the Year sitting on the bench, he

has to come on. It was brave to bring them both on the same time. It

goes against what Roy usually does, he is very pragmatic in his

approach, that is why he started with the players that lacked that

cutting edge against Russia, saving him to not only bring Vardy and

Sturridge on, but to go one more than that and bring on Rashford, I

thought you have to give him credit for that causes it out of his

comfort zone. It is easy if you have Vardy, Sturridge and one of the best

young players in the league on the bench sat behind you to make them

changes. Vardy, that is not luck. He has been doing that all season. He

sniffs the goal out, he has that instinct you can't teach strikers.

Sturridge has the same thing, that is why they get goals. The more

goal-scorers you put on the pitch, the more chances you get of scoring

goals. I think he just has to strike it a bit, just put him off there.

And that is why it wasn't offside, because it came off the defender. He

hasn't got the same instinct as Vardy and Sturridge, that is the

difference. And the winner this time around. Here's a class act,

Sturridge, it surprised me how deep you played when he came on, but he

is so influential in making things happen. He is just waiting for the

smallest gap to appear, and then he burst to life. It is how quickly get

that shot off. A lot of people might question Hennesey here, but it is

how quick, sometimes with no backlift you can catch keepers out.

When he picked the ball up there, I thought, oh, no. Sturridge creates

goals out of nothing, and if you run into the middle of the goal,

sometimes the ball does come your way, and maybe Hennesey, you think

you probably should have saved it, but I think it might have got a

deflection. There is no backlift, he has hit it early and his reaction

wasn't quick enough to keep it, it has hit him on the leg and gone in,

because I think he should get down and says that because he is there.

You are being tough tonight! I'm trying to be a perfectionist. I

don't want to give England too much credit, although they thoroughly

deserved the win. You know that saying, make it happen, he made that

goal happen by being positive. Let's talk about Kyle Walker. He was the

outstanding player on the pitch. Not only today, in the last game against

Russia, him and Danny Rose have been hugely influential for England.

Wales, usually their wingbacks are their gap, and he just didn't allow

Neil Taylor to get anywhere near any type of attacking position on the

pitch today. He had him on toast, we say in the game, because any time he

faced him up, he said, I am going to go past you. He could have delivered

a better ball there, but there is no negative thought in his mind when he

picks up the ball. All he thinks is, I am getting this and I am going by

him. The cameras yardage he has given him now, but he just thinks he

is that quick, and that was a brilliant delivery. He is deep in

his own half here late on in the game, and look at the energy, the

legs, the pace. Thankfully for Wales, Joe Allen came across in

covers, because that is what it came to in the end. This just shows the

influence he had in the second half, sorry in that game, in the

opposition's half. 58 touches from right back, that is phenomenal. He

is there to man, and it was a pleasure to see. And it is telling

the Aaron Ramsey and the opposition half had almost half the touches

that Kyle Walker had. I know he said he was Wales's most effective

player, but he wasn't allowed at times. We didn't play well enough,

we didn't keep the ball well enough, if you don't pass the ball, the

system won't work. They couldn't keep it high enough up the pitch to

have an outlet. He is a really good player, that we change the system

slightly, I thought we missed Jonny Williams little bit. Robson-Kanu

gave us a little bit of strength. He is making tackles. We didn't link

the players as well as we should. England have played well, we got

beaten by a better team, but we haven't played like we can play, and

are there is getting more and more frustrated. Look where Chris Gunter

is, against Slovakia he was 30 yards in front of him. We can't get out of

our half, and that is partly due to England's pressing and partly due to

us not passing the ball like we can do. This is where the backline was

against Slovakia, and this is what England have done to us today. We

have gone back 20 yards further, and that is why it Chris Gunter couldn't

have the effect, and Neil Taylor, that was partly down to walk as

well. Gareth Bale said Wales can be really positive going into their

final game, and England's conundrum is who do they play. Marcus Rashford

was good when he came on, but does he play for Sterling? I think he

will make quite a few changes. It wouldn't surprise me to see the

full-backs change. He has a good squad, Neil alluded to it earlier.

Bring on Player of the Year, and he has got Sturridge, top players. Does

you go with Rashford, Vardy or Sturridge? Is there a problem

through the middle? I think Sturridge is fantastic. There is no

argument not to go with Kane again, he needs a goal. He will causing him

problems, so it might be more problematic, maybe to start with

them. That was Lens. In Lyon, Northern Ireland took on Ukraine.

You might have heard this man here say that he fancied Northern Ireland

for the win. Gerry Armstrong is in the commentary box.

COMMENTATOR: Defeat here in Lyon could mean a Northern Ireland are

eliminated today depending on the outcome of the Germany- Poland

match, and the same goes to Ukraine. It is that important for both. One

change to the side which lost to Germany, Celestion off -- Seleznyov.

And look out for Viktor Kovalenko, the bright young thing. Michael

O'Neill has brought the change of formation and five changes in

personnel. In come are accused, Corry Evans and Conor Washington,

I'd go Conor McLaughlin, Paddy McNair, Shane Ferguson and Kyle

Lafferty. 36-year-old Aaron Hughes wins a 101st cap, his first start

for his country since a match against Qatar in May 20 15.

Steven Davies making himself available, it goes back to Jonny

Evans from Dallas. The shot was a good one. A good effort, well worth

the effort, it zips just in front of the goalkeeper, and give credit to

peer toff. He gets his body well behind it. -- Pyatov. Ward has the

Cross in, Washington! That is what you want, a good change of pace,

wonderful ball from Jamie Ward, and is there a little push in the back?

There is contact but it is minimum. Excellent play.

The applause breaks out amongst the Northern Ireland supporters for one

of their own who sadly passed away in an accident this week here,

Darren Ward is, a 25 Rod Fanni Northern Ireland. -- Darren Rogers,

a 25-year-old fan of Northern Ireland. Is this a corner? It is. It

was pinging about, it just wouldn't quite fall. You can see they are

desperate to block the challenge, and then Steve Davis takes control

and wins the corner kick. Moving towards the penalty spot, and it is

Cathcart! Oh, my goodness. Good movement, not far off target.

Particularly good at set blaze, I thought that was excellent.

Excellent set play. That look like handball, you heard

the shout, and the referee has given it. He almost caught it with his

right arm, but frustration is starting to creep in with the

Ukrainian players. Frustration that things are not going their own way.

That is a good free kick, Davis can pull this back, and Pyatov Osei hand

to it. Identifying anyone expected that. A clever, clever free kick, I

think that has been rehearsed. Steve Davis, and from a deep position.

Pyatov just had to get a hand to it. The foul by Cathcart. An Kovalenko.

Ukraine have a free kick and an opportunity to try to create

something. Fedetskiy is lurking on the edge of

the penalty area. Kasia -- Khacheridi on the back post.

Excellent defending from Gareth McAuley coming indie to the far

post. This is Ukraine's first corner of the game. Driven to the near post

and just headed wide by Seleznyov. It needed a real glance. It was a

good cross, drilled in the near post, and he just needs to get the

slightest of touch on it, and he gets too good a contact, I think,

and misses the near post. That was an excellent delivery. Khacheridi

and then Stepanenko are away. Northern Ireland have the free kick.

Conor Washington did very well that a hold-up play. Free kick, an

opportunity for Oliver North to put a good ball into the area. Cathcart

is forward, too, and that is it from Gareth McAuley for Northern Ireland!

He has had an unbelievable couple of seasons, Gareth McAuley. And he

heads Northern Ireland in front. 1-0, what a header. He towers above

everybody, and he Hammers it into the far corner, it is his eighth

goal. And that could be the goal that takes Northern Ireland through

to the latter stages. That shot, Gareth McAuley running

away into -- in torrential rain and absolute ecstasy. One of the shots

of the tournament so far. McGovern has just dropped it right

on the line. They almost hit back immediately. Seleznyov gets a

contact, but the goalkeeper is just in the right place at the right

time. Great wee flexes from Michael McGovern, stop it and then hold onto

it. The shot is good, pushed out by

McGovern. Yarmolenko coming alive. Really good save.

A super piece of skill. It's a long way out, but it moves. That's why

he's that top goal-scorer with 24 goals, looking for his 25th. Michael

said, close them down, don't let them do that.

Even better here, Steven Davis, McGuinness in the middle. McGuinness

has done well. Good save... Tap in! 2-0. Victory for Northern Ireland.

The build-up was fantastic. They kept their compared. The shot was

big. Pyatov tried a great fave, but great play from McGuinness. He can't

sit back and that the shot from Davidson. Look at this, first to the

rebound, what a goal. We went at it against Poland in the

standards we wanted to play against. Tonight was a lots better.

To score a first golf in Northern Ireland at a major wonderment, what

a moment. It's special, it will thinking over the next few days. The

team performance was pleasing tonight. We've got a tough going to

look forward to and we've got someone to play for. A hugely proud

day for me and the country as well. It's our 12th win in the European

Championship finals so it must be our first win. -- it's our first

time. I'm most proud of how the players reacted to the defeat in the

first game and the disappointment of the first game. I thought today,

everything was magnificent. To win a game myself, you're play against the

best games in Europe. I thought we let ourselves down against Poland

but we knew we had to come out and attack and create shots. To come

here and keep a clean sheet and get three points is just unbelievable.

We started the game in the right manner. Good intensity throughout

the game, putting our stamp of authority throughout the game. We

got our rewards in the end of Lee deserved the victory. The green and

white army thoroughly deserved that, and rightly so. Five changes from

the first game. That's brave. It brought about a really memorable

win. It was a tactical masterclass. This is the Northern Ireland week

scene of the -- this is the Northern Ireland we've seen. Today, the said

play delivery was a lot better. They are a threat in certain players.

Washington won the free kick. Norwood can deliver a great ball in.

McAuley, he is about landing -- he is an outstanding head of the ball.

A magnificent header. The second oldest scorer ever in the Euros and

36. He has been a real store what for Northern Ireland. In that

defence, this is his second goal, I think it's brilliant. A great cut

back. To keep down, that's the difficult part. He's let the ball go

right under his body and kept his eye on the ball and kept it down.

The first to react to four defenders. Michael O'Neill was

telling the winner to take it. Good job they scored. There were scenes

but I haven't seen for 30 years. When Nile McGinn gets the second

goal, it was very emotional for anyone. Gerry Armstrong was

struggling in the commentary at some points. McGinn's win was the latest

ever goal in regulation time at the Euros, 96th when it. After the game

against Poland, it was like they said to themselves, let's have a go.

As Neil mentioned, it was a completely changed formation. Look

at the intent. Everyone. I think it's Washington who sets the tone.

That's what you want to see from your players, that's when you know

your team is well up for this game today. Bodies in the box. Plenty of

intent. People having shots. When you play so high up the pitch, you

create set pieces in better areas of the pitch. That is Northern

Ireland's strings stop we watched the game against Poland. I don't

know what you thought, but I thought it was night and day. I think it was

spot on. Initially they set the tone. It is a strength in that

place. We're not the best football team in the world. Michael's very

common sense. He understands that we maximise our strength and we

certainly did that today. Neil said McAuley was a great header in both

boxes and we saw him effective at both ends of the pitch today. He did

that classic defending that we know him well for. He is everything

that's good about Northern Ireland and everybody needs a Gareth McAuley

in the team. His marking, he doesn't let people drift often in the box.

That's why they get clear sheets and why I fancy him get results. His

defence is that good. He's helping his team-mates, he goes out but he's

helping his team-mates. He always gets his body shape right. Right

now, you can see everything that's coming. He gets involved in the

right position, he's brave, goes out and take another block. That's what

stops the ball going in the net. All of those little things. He gets

damaged left hand side, he's very game. He's only 40 yard out of his

box, and he's celebrating with his team-mates but he had the ball in

both boxes. He scored at one end, the team martialled Michael Hooper

defenders. They all played well today, but he is the main reason.

Once a piece of news to bring you, after the game a Northern Irish

supporter collapsed and died. The man in his 60s was treated by

paramedics but unfortunately they were unable to save him. The Irish

football Association released a statement.

Of course, we would echo that, too. Northern Ireland's final group game

will be against Germany in the Parc des Princes.

While champions Germany have started the last half-dozen major

tournaments with a win and a clean sheet now. They're also boosted

tonight by the return of Mats Hummels from injury. He replaces

Mustapha who scored against Ukraine. Poland managed a first ever win the

other day. Fabianski replaces the injured goalie. Helicon Germany. --

here come Germany. Floating that one in. Pazdan gets that one in, nudges

it towards Milik. A dangerous looking ball, and over

the top by Marianne Draxler. -- by Draxler. 19 previous meetings

between the two nations. Poland victorious on just the one occasion.

Just outmanoeuvred by Thomas Muller. Sliding it in. Kroos send the ball

sliding past the post. Muller lost his footing. Kroos able to guide the

ball inside the near post. No changes made by either team at the

break as the second half gets underway. Poland all in the red. Not

a single shot on target from either side during the first half. Kroos

looking to get things moving quickly for Poland here. A decent chance,

what a chance it was. Milik couldn't nod it home.

A lovely ball in, but a good swerve. The first ball on target of the

match, straight on Fabianski. A free kick for Poland. Taken by

Krychowiak. After a tussle with Thomas Muller. Fabianski and

Lewandowski, the two players in red. -- Milik and Lewandowski.

Lewandowski leaves it for Milik. Wide of the post. Trying to sneak

one into the side of the wall. Lewandowski, Krychowiak is ahead of

him and now in possession. There was a chance therefore Milik.

Certainly needs it in the second half. He has lost both of them. --

he have fluffed both of them. Germany responding. First touch of

the ball for the substitute. A good save by Fabianski. Poland's

goalkeeper caught it with a flying fingertip save. Still time for a

chance or two, still time for a winning goal.

Muller, lovely touch. Showed a little too much of the ball. Able to

make the challenge. The possession is all Germany's here now in the

dying embers of the game, but they still can't really do too much with

it. Just kicks it in, maybe time for one last chance. They'll certainly

get a free kick for that. This is it, I think. If Germany are going to

score a goal tonight, it may have two B from this opportunity.

Kroos plans to sweep this one into the penalty area, batted away by

Fabianski. And it's enough for Poland. Fabianski preserves the

clean sheet and Poland have an excellent draw against the world

champions. Germany failed to score at the European Championship in a

match for the first time in eight years. Both teams start this

tournament now with a win and a draw. This evening at Saint Denis,

Germany 0-0 Poland. STUDIO: you can see why we left that

once all the end. Let's confirm what it means in Group C. They will top

the group if they beat Germany and Poland failed to beat Ukraine.

Ukraine are the first country eliminated, it is now impossible for

them to overtake Martin O'Neill's men because of the head to head

limit. Michael O'Neill, sorry. Incredible stats from this game.

Germany failed to direct a single shot on target for the first time

since 1988 against Italy. The only concern I have with Germany

is they have gone into the tournament on a recognised streak.

The rest are calling the modern game. The nines. Some say it may

catch up with you. I don't think they've reached top speed yet and

the Germans know how to work it. They'll be criticism from some

corners of German media. I think quietly lobby satisfied with four

points so far. -- thou be satisfied. They have been working on this for a

while, but they say there is no point crying over spilt Milik. He's

a highly influential player, he scored the game against Northern

Ireland tonight. But today he just couldn't seem to get it when it

mattered. He was involved in that link up. Look at that. We yard out.

Just put your head on it, put it in the back of the net. -- three yards

out. A lovely dummy when it comes to it, lovely awareness, but this

famous fault we are hearing about, put that into the back of the net.

-- famous foot. But he is a good player and I think more goals will

come. He is a Number 10 and playing off a great street. Lewandowski will

create the space for him. He is the one player. He's getting on the end

of things, it just wasn't his nights tonight. A few things I want to show

you before we go. The first is Gary Neville celebrating England's win.

He is jumping on the pile. He's involved, he's excited, and then he

thinks, hang on, I'm in charge. Style it out, nothing to do with me!

Look at the run, that's impressive. He's got his pace back. This is the

other thing. A Welsh man, sadness, through the emotion. Don't panic,

his friend says. But, you're wrong the big screen! Yes! I'm on the

telly. Come on. Never stopped believing. Never, ever stop

believing. I'm not sure what he did when it's the rich God the winner

but it was probably a bit messy. -- when Sturridge scored the winner.

Before we go, are you ready 2016 offering. You can listen to slap and

parts to against the impressive Italians. -- Zlatan against the

Italians. That is it from us for day seven. We

saw all three of the home nations in action and look at the smiles on

these three. With one group game to go, England, Wales and Northern

Ireland might all be playing knockout football next week. Good

night.