that, 6.41 her best, doesn t make the final. and let s hear from the final. and let s hearfrom jazmin the final. and let s hear from jazmin sawyers who was very honest about it. i know what i did wrong. i haven t been i know what i did wrong. i haven t been able i know what i did wrong. i haven t been able to do anyjump sessions for a been able to do anyjump sessions for a while been able to do anyjump sessions for a while. and so it is stuff that i for a while. and so it is stuff that iwouid for a while. and so it is stuff that i would have liked to have the time to work i would have liked to have the time to work on. i would have liked to have the time to work on, and i was hoping i would be able to work on, and i was hoping i would be able to to work on, and i was hoping i would be able to work on it through the rounds. be able to work on it through the rounds. i be able to work on it through the rounds, i didn t quite solve it in time rounds, i didn t quite sol
cracks were obvious after their humiliating loss against japan. all through the tournament, the deep divisions threatened to spill over on the pitch. it has been a rough year for them, between the players, with the coach. and i think they have just understood that they have to just lay that on one side and just be focused on the world cup, trying to get the best of themselves on the pitch, and i think they have really achieved it. spain managed to write a different story on the pitch. it s a squad that delivers beautiful football, a team chock full of talent who mostly come from barcelona s dominant women s team. the teenage star salma paralluelo, a former runner, has scored in the quarter and semifinals and is now one of the standout players of this tournament. salma paralluelo, i think it s crazy that she sjust19 years old and she sjust been fully committed to football for one year. probably she will be one of the best players in the next years. spain s team has exceeded
of the women s world cup final knowing that only spain stand between them and a significant slice of history. our sports editor dan roan is in sydney and sent us this report. a strong will and an undying belief. england into the world cup final. this is a tournament the lionesses have had to battle through, overcoming injury, the suspension of a star player. and they go through! ..and a penalty shoot out. but despite such adversity, the team has prevailed, and now they play the biggest game of their lives. you are about to do something which only one other person in history has done, lead an england team out at a world cup final. how big an honour does it feel? does it feel like a dream? yes, it is massive. i think it s the biggest honour, and it will definitely be a game that will go down in my career as one of the best days. i think being able to walk out in a world cup final is one thing, but to be able to be at the front leading the girls out is another, so just feeling really prou
yellow to red. billy vunipola is one. . , yellow to red. billy vunipola is one. ., ,~ ., . ., gone. and with him, any chance of victo in gone. and with him, any chance of victory in dublin. gone. and with him, any chance of victory in dublin. england s- gone. and with him, any chance of victory in dublin. england s day - victory in dublin. england s day went from bad to worse. ireland had to the world cup. england still searching for all the right notes. while warren gatland is naming his squad for the tournament in france on monday. i wonder how it might have been affected by this afternoon s heavy defeat by south africa. the springboks wasted little time in cardiff. siya kolisi in his first game since injuring his acljust four months ago putting malcom marx over inside four minutes. wales recovered through two sam costellow penalties but south africa went back ahead courtesy of canan moodie s third test try. a rio dyer yellow card, a penalty try and a jesse kriel score before h
shaimaa khalil looks at spain s dramaticjourney to the world cup final and how this tournament has inspired young players. and done! gabi lopez has been following his national team s phenomenal rise in the women s world cup down under. as a former player in spain s second division, this final hits very close to home. i ve been watching the tv in spain, the radio, and everybody was talking about the final. everybody. my family were commentating. i ve never seen that before. i m still playing, i m a coach, and i can say now, i can see aitana, alexia, jennifer and i can say, wow, they are amazing. so i think for the kids, for the coaches, for the players, it s amazing that women s football is that big. you wouldn t notice it at first glance, but this team, now one win away from world cup glory, has been marred by so much tension and unrest. at the centre of that is head coachjorge vilda. tensions followed last year s euros defeat against england, with 15 players threatening to quit over c