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wales and northern ireland, thicker cloud at times through scotland, with some outbreaks of rain, but some brighter moments at times, too. and as we head through saturday night, the showers are still with us across parts of scotland and towards northern ireland. breezy around some western coast. elsewhere, dry with some clear skies. you can see we ve got low pressure anchored towards the north west overnight, higher pressure towards the southeast and that northwest, southeast split sticking with us into sunday. through the early hours, a few showers continuing, many areas dry and not as humid as last night. temperatures here in towns and cities around about the low teens. now, of course, on sunday, all eyes on sydney. and after a lovely winter s day of weather, by the time we reach kick off into the evening, temperatures around 17 degrees with a light breeze. dry, clear skies. as we head through sunday morning here, at the same time that kick off happens. we ll have some sunshine aroun
hello from the bbc sport centre. it won t be long before the women s world cup finalists will wake up for what will be the biggest day of their sporting lives. neither england nor spain have ever got this far before let alone won this trophy and both have had theirfinal training sessions ahead of sunday s meeting in sydney with england s players speaking about how manager sarina wiegman has taken the fear factor away because, while it s a first final for the squad, for wiegman it isn t. finishing as a runner up with the netherlands in 2019. it will be one of the toughest games. probably the toughest games. we have many hard opponents against us from different continents, we know spain very well. this is a team that really want to have the ball and is very good in possession and that challenge for us. they know and we have possession we will have the danger so it is a really tight game and i know everyone will enjoy it. that is what i hope will happen and why i hope we will win. spain s
now, of course, on sunday, all eyes on sydney. and after a lovely winter s day of weather, by the time we reach kick off into the evening, temperatures around 17 degrees with a light breeze. dry, clear skies. as we head through sunday morning here, at the same time that kick off happens. we ll have some sunshine around for anyone wanting to watch the game outdoors. there will be some showers at times across parts of the west and northwest, warmest in the southeast with temperatures reaching the mid 20s. and then looking ahead into next week, low pressure sticking with us towards the northwest, higher pressure nearby and then things turn a little more unsettled for all by the mid to end part of next week. but here s monday. you can see we ve got a weather front bringing outbreaks of rain in towards the west coast of scotland, parts of northern ireland as well. elsewhere, largely dry with a few showers, a bit of a misty start across southern england, but that will lift soon. and the afte
the low teens in cities. and on sunday, all eyes on sydney and after a lovely winter pass day whether, as we go for kick off in the evening, temperatures 17 degrees, dry and clear skies. as we head through sunday morning here, the same time that kick off happens, anyone wanting to watch the game outdoors, it is dry, there will be showers at times across the west and north west, warmest and the south east with temperatures at mid 20s. low pressure sticking with us in the north west, high pressure nearby and then things turning more and settle for all by the mid to end part of last week. here is monday. we got a weather front bringing rates of rain. elsewhere, largely dry with a few showers. a bit of a misty start across southern england, that will lift and the afternoon is set to be fair with temperatures climbing into the mid or maybe even high 20s