next up, the women s world cup, where spain are into their first final after beating sweden 2 i. the captain, 0lga carmona, scored a cracking goal right at the end to seal the win. they ll play either england or australia in the final. some other stories now, and this one sounds like it s straight out of ajames bond movie. three people who were accused of spying for russia have been arrested and charged in the uk. they re all from bulgaria and had fake ids for nine countries across europe. they re due to go on trial in london nextjanuary. and this probably isn t what you want to hear if you re back to uni in september. more strikes are being planned by the university and college union as part of a dispute about pay. it s been going on for months, meaning exams and assessments haven t been marked and some students haven t been able to graduate.
the stakes could hardly be higher. sweden and spain emerged knowing a place in the world cup final was within their sights but who would seize it? well, it looked tight on paper, and for 80 minutes it was, sweden s fridolina rolfo went close before the break and after it so did spain s alba redondo. but a goal seemed elusive, until with 10 minutes left, becomes a great cross. spain head through super sub salma paralluelo, on the biggest of stages, the coolest of finishes. but the drama had onlyjust begun. here s a chance for the equaliser and it s buried. rebecka blomqvist blasted sweden level. but with barely a minute left on the clock, step forward 0lga carmona. it s off the bar, it was made in! a near 93 seconds after
cup final was within their sides, but who would seize it? it looked tight on paper and for 80 minutes it was, spain went close before the break and afterwards so did sweden. but a goal seemed elusive, until with 12 minutes left, spain our head through super sub salma paralluelo on the biggest of stages, the coolest of finishes. but the drama had onlyjust begun. fix, finishes. but the drama had onlyjust begun. finishes. but the drama had onlyjust begun. only ust begun. a chance for the onlyjust begun. a chance for the equaliser. onlyjust begun. a chance for the equaliser. rebecka - the equaliser. rebecka blomqvist the equaliser. rebecka blomqvist blasted - the equaliser. rebecka . blomqvist blasted sweden the equaliser. rebecka - blomqvist blasted sweden level. but with barely a minute left on the clock, step forward 0lga carmona. a near 93 seconds after losing their lead, spain grabbed it back and after that moment of magic, this time there was no letting go. spain
head to the bbc news website. hey, i m stephen with the catch up. we re starting with an update on a story we told you about yesterday the homophobic attack on two men outside a popular gay bar in south london. police have now released this image of a man they d like to speak to. the photo was taken outside two brewers in clapham at the time of the stabbings on sunday night. the victims in their 20s and 30s are now out of hospital. the mayor of london, sadiq khan, called the attack abhorrent and says there is no place for hate in london. next up, the women s world cup, where spain are into their first final after beating sweden 2 i. the captain, 0lga carmona, scored a cracking goal right at the end to seal the win. they ll play either england or australia in the final. some other stories now, and this one sounds like it s
yeah, i asked players and staff and, actually for us and for them, so now it s for us too, we don t feel that rivalry that much. the main thing is that there s a lot of rivalry in rugby and cricket, that s mainly, and last week in netball. so we just know it s a very competitive. it s going to be a very competitive game. whoever wins today now knows that they ll face spain in the final. in a match yesterday that sprung to life late on, opponents sweden equalised in the 88th minute, only for spain s captain 0lga carmona to score the winnerjust 93 seconds later. i don t believe it! ..sparking wild celebrations in auckland. the question now who willjoin them in sunday s showpiece? dan roan, bbc news, sydney. let s go outside the stadium in australia. most fans are probably