and kyle walker live also coming up on sportsday could andy murray's wimbledon swansong be in doubt? he's injured and withdraws from queen's hello again. welcome to sportsday. we'll have the engalnd press conference with gareth southgate and kyle walker live in the programme later. they play denmark at euro 2024 tomorrow. but we're starting with scotland, whose last win at a major tournament was 1996. the team they beat...? switzerland. ally mccoist. villa park. doing that again tonight in cologne and they'd be well on their way to the stated aim of four points, which would likely mean a first ever passage through to the knockout stage of a euros or world cup. look back a litte less far though, and friday's chastening defeat to germany is a performance, and result they need to improve upon. jane dougall is with the team and tartan army in cologne. jane they've had quite the walk to the stadium. it's been phenomenal here. we still have 90 minutes ago before the match kicks off here in cologne, and already we have dozens and dozens, hundreds of finds filtering into the stadium, and as you say, wejust watched the most incredible parade, march to the stadium led by an army of pipers, as more than 20,000 scotland fans made their way from the train station or the way to the stadium in anticipation and preparation for this second group match against switzerland. it was quite a sight to behold, i have to tell you but stopped that passion is just so infectious, and you can see why the german host nation have welcomed scotland with open arms, and why the tartan army have captured their heart. following that heavy 5—1 defeat of germany, you would understand there's been a bit of dip in enthusiasm, but the optimism is still there. they are here to support their country, and as they cry has gone out both in munich and here in cologne, no scotland no party, theyjust want to celebrate. they have not witnessed a win in a major tournaments in 1996, so they want to be a part of that and witness a celebration, and they want to witness, potentially a win or even a draw tonight against switzerland. as i said, there were led by the army of pipers and made their way to the stadium, walking, not using transport, so sustainable, you wafer might be pleased about that one, and they started to filter into the stadium and booing the switzerland team as they came onto the pitch, but switzerland has a list of support here already as well, and as we said, the germans have just as well, and as we said, the germans havejust as embraced well, and as we said, the germans have just as embraced this mob of good—natured tartan army fans because they have been quite a sight in their kids, in their strips, and with their pipes as well, but they have also been pleasant to deal with. they have been very good—natured, and they reallyjust want to see their country do well in this competition. find want to see their country do well in this competition.— this competition. and that passion from the fines, _ this competition. and that passion from the fines, they _ this competition. and that passion from the fines, they want - this competition. and that passion from the fines, they want to - this competition. and that passion from the fines, they want to see l this competition. and that passion from the fines, they want to see it reciprocated by a performance on the pitch, because scotland the team, need one. ~ ,,., , pitch, because scotland the team, need one. ~ , , ., pitch, because scotland the team, need one. ~ , , . , need one. absolutely, and they haven't at _ need one. absolutely, and they haven't at all. _ need one. absolutely, and they haven't at all. the _ need one. absolutely, and they haven't at all. the few - need one. absolutely, and they haven't at all. the few that - need one. absolutely, and they. haven't at all. the few that there let that tartan army down after that first match against germany, and steve clark, the manager, said they thought they had prepared well for germany might but obviously they haven't, so he says he has changed things up, not going into detail about those changes, there would not have ryan porteous or tonight because he has a too much band following the red card in the first half of the match against germany, so at least one change to anticipate, but the message from the scotland squad and all involved in the camp is that from sunday, they were put in the match among the first match against the horse behind them and starting from fresh. the players had a stroll around the city earlier today, players had a stroll around the city earliertoday, i players had a stroll around the city earlier today, i know that switzerland are a good team, we saw that in their match against hungary, and the players know what they have to do in their second match. switzerland are the second favourites to win group e, good players who had an outstanding season with bayer leverkusen, won the title, and although switzerland and scotland have not faced each other since 2006, we do not know what their form will be. they will not want to let the tartan army down again, so as the scotland woman's captain said, they have to do things different. switzerland are threats, they would probably— switzerland are threats, they would probably have more of the bar then scotland _ probably have more of the bar then scotland will, and i think they would — scotland will, and i think they would probably look to hurt them on the counterattack, and we have seen we can _ the counterattack, and we have seen we can be _ the counterattack, and we have seen we can be effective in that capacity in the _ we can be effective in that capacity in the past, — we can be effective in that capacity in the past, we are very good, going against _ in the past, we are very good, going against being in both home and away le-s, against being in both home and away legs, effective against norway as well, _ legs, effective against norway as well, similar state of game, and i think— well, similar state of game, and i think that — well, similar state of game, and i think that scotland need to remember they are _ think that scotland need to remember they are very good at that, and as i say, you _ they are very good at that, and as i say. you can — they are very good at that, and as i say, you can be hurting from the first game, — say, you can be hurting from the first game, but remind yourself that we are _ first game, but remind yourself that we are good at this and if we stick together— we are good at this and if we stick together and get things right, if we limit them to clear opportunities, we witt— limit them to clear opportunities, we will get the chance going into the game. so scotland need to remember what they are good at. they have two matches to do that. tonight kicks off shortly. matches to do that. tonight kicks off shortl . ., ~ matches to do that. tonight kicks off shortly-— matches to do that. tonight kicks offshortl. ., ~ j~, off shortly. thank you, jane. 8pm start our time. _ thousands in cologne, millions back home watching on. fanparks across scotland will be filled again for the switzerland game, and catriona renton is at one in glasgow. hello, we are in merchant square, right in the city centre of glasgow, hundreds of people behind us got together for the pre—party party, and are doing what scotland finds to, themselves up, dust themselves down, and ready to win tonight, so i'm joined by michael, tell me what's the plan for the prediction? the prediction is scotland have beaten — the prediction is scotland have beaten better teams in switzerland, scotland _ beaten better teams in switzerland, scotland 2—1. find beaten better teams in switzerland, scotland 24-— scotland 2-1. and what about you, r an, scotland 2-1. and what about you, ryan. you — scotland 2-1. and what about you, ryan. you have — scotland 2-1. and what about you, ryan, you have been _ scotland 2-1. and what about you, ryan, you have been here - scotland 2-1. and what about you, ryan, you have been here for- scotland 2-1. and what about you, ryan, you have been here for a . ryan, you have been here for a while, are you looking forward to tonight? it’s while, are you looking forward to toniaht? �* , , while, are you looking forward to toniaht? �*, , ., ., while, are you looking forward to toniaht? h, ., ., , tonight? it's still on, of course,. are we ever— tonight? it's still on, of course,. are we over friday? _ tonight? it's still on, of course,. are we over friday? we - tonight? it's still on, of course,. are we over friday? we are - tonight? it's still on, of course,. are we over friday? we are over frida . are we over friday? we are over friday- there — are we over friday? we are over friday. there were _ are we over friday? we are over friday. there were a _ are we over friday? we are over friday. there were a few- are we over friday? we are over friday. there were a few chairs i are we over friday? we are over - friday. there were a few chairs when germany scored _ friday. there were a few chairs when germany scored those _ friday. there were a few chairs when germany scored those goals, - friday. there were a few chairs when germany scored those goals, why . friday. there were a few chairs when | germany scored those goals, why are we cheering on germany against hungary? we cheering on germany against hunua ? , ., , we cheering on germany against hunua ? , ., ., we cheering on germany against huma ? , ., , ., ., ., we cheering on germany against hunua ? , . ., ., ., hungary? germany are going to go throu:h, it hungary? germany are going to go through. it set — hungary? germany are going to go through, it set in _ hungary? germany are going to go through, it set in stone, _ hungary? germany are going to go through, it set in stone, we - hungary? germany are going to go through, it set in stone, we want l through, it set in stone, we want hungry— through, it set in stone, we want hungry and — through, it set in stone, we want hungry and switzerland to lose as many _ hungry and switzerland to lose as many points as possible,. we have some girls — many points as possible,. we have some girls from — many points as possible,. we have some girls from frankfurt - many points as possible,. we have l some girls from frankfurt supporting scotland here as well, what do you make of them?— scotland here as well, what do you make of them? they're welcome, the more the merrier, _ make of them? they're welcome, the more the merrier, as _ make of them? they're welcome, the more the merrier, as long _ make of them? they're welcome, the more the merrier, as long as - make of them? they're welcome, the more the merrier, as long as the - more the merrier, as long as the chair for— more the merrier, as long as the chair for scotland.— more the merrier, as long as the chair for scotland. hopefully not, i think it would — chair for scotland. hopefully not, i think it would be _ chair for scotland. hopefully not, i think it would be to- _ chair for scotland. hopefully not, i think it would be to- one, - chair for scotland. hopefully not, i think it would be to- one, how - think it would be to— one, how about that? _ think it would be to— one, how about that? i_ think it would be to— one, how about that? iwouid — think it would be to— one, how about that? i would be _ think it would be to— one, how about that? iwould be happy— think it would be to— one, how about that? i would be happy with - think it would be to— one, how about that? i would be happy with a - think it would be to— one, how about that? i would be happy with a draw, i that? i would be happy with a draw, as long _ that? i would be happy with a draw, as long as— that? i would be happy with a draw, as long as it's — that? i would be happy with a draw, as long as it's not _ that? i would be happy with a draw, as long as it's not worse, _ that? i would be happy with a draw, as long as it's not worse, i- that? i would be happy with a draw, as long as it's not worse, i will- as long as it's not worse, i will go home _ as long as it's not worse, i will go home with — as long as it's not worse, i will go home with a — as long as it's not worse, i will go home with a smile _ as long as it's not worse, i will go home with a smile on my- as long as it's not worse, i will go home with a smile on my face. i as long as it's not worse, i will go. home with a smile on my face. will home with a smile on my face. win or draw, we home with a smile on my face. win or draw. we just — home with a smile on my face. win or draw, we just don't _ home with a smile on my face. win or draw, we just don't need _ home with a smile on my face. win or draw, we just don't need to _ home with a smile on my face. win or draw, we just don't need to lose - home with a smile on my face. win or draw, we just don't need to lose it. i draw, we just don't need to lose it. we just— draw, we just don't need to lose it. we just need draw, we just don't need to lose it. wejust need points, i draw, we just don't need to lose it. we just need points, i want as many points— we just need points, i want as many points as _ we just need points, i want as many points as possible. _ we just need points, i want as many points as possible.— we just need points, i want as many points as possible. what do you make ofthe points as possible. what do you make of the ore-match _ points as possible. what do you make of the pre-match entertainment? - points as possible. what do you make of the pre-match entertainment? i. of the pre—match entertainment? i think you guys can give them a run for his money. check or junta check orjunta or. i would let you check or “unta or. i would let you 'oin the check orjunta or. i would let you join the singsong, _ check orjunta or. i would let you join the singsong, i _ check orjunta or. i would let you join the singsong, i tell- check orjunta or. i would let you join the singsong, i tell you - check orjunta or. i would let you join the singsong, i tell you whatj join the singsong, i tell you what you are battling those funds in the background. katrina renton in moscow tonight. well, after wanting to beat them on friday, scotland wouldn't mind germany winning the other match in group a. the hosts are playing hungary in stuttgart. and germany went ahead midway through the first half when hungary failed to clear and ilkay gudogan set upjumal musiala, failed to clear and ilkay gundogan set upjumal musiala, the star of the opening game, who fired home. hungary had good chances of their own, but failed to take them and gundogan's goal gave germany some comfort going into the last quarter of the match. let's check into the coverage of this much. still 2—0, let's check into the coverage of this much. still2—0, nine let's check into the coverage of this much. still 2—0, nine minutes left in the repeat of the 1954 world cup final, germany looking good, 2—0 up cup final, germany looking good, 2—0 up and heading for their second victory of the euros. in group b, klaus gjasula scored at both ends, with the second of the two earning albania a dramatic 1—1 draw against croatia in hamburg. it's both teams' first point of the tournament. patrick gearey reports. even for hamburg, this was lively. a european party capital, in the town pizza and red. the stadium, in a cauldron of book and passion. thousands of albanians in attendance, but after ten minutes, croatia forgot about one of them. albania go in front. than croatia forgot about one of them. albania go in front.— albania go in front. an instant national hero, _ albania go in front. an instant national hero, an _ albania go in front. an instant national hero, an incredible i albania go in front. an instant. national hero, an incredible wave albania go in front. an instant - national hero, an incredible wave of energy which seemed to propel albanians to a wobbly croatia defence, who were rescued by their goalkeeper. but croatia were third at the last world cup, second at the one before that, there would be a response michael albania repented? for nearly 20 minutes of the second half they could, the tide kept advancing. with the game about to enter its final quarter, croatia found a way through. andre, rich, in an instant, relieved croatia frustration. and change the mood of the match, because of being in or clicking on, living on their nerves, defendant unlock. 0nly clicking on, living on their nerves, defendant unlock. only to be pretrade by a ricochet. croatia turned it around in three minutes, left albania scrambling, throwing it forward to see if their tournament, and in the 50 minute of stoppage time they got it. they have equalised. the score, none other than the defender of bandaging his misfortune, quite atheist to a wild afternoon in hamburg. patrick gearey, bbc news andy murray has been injured at queen's, ending his final appearance at the tournament and putting into doubt his wimbledon swansong. he retired from his match against australian jordan thompson as matt graveling reports. sir andy murray has grown up on these courts. at 18, he won his first atp may year, now almost 20 years on, is he about to say goodbye to queen's? it wasjordan thompson looking to score the scripts, andy murray was michael real battle was with his body. 0n the first point, the pain was clear. thompson ueki —— easily preconcert. if the pain was clear. thompson ueki -- easily preconcert.— easily preconcert. if this continues, _ easily preconcert. if this continues, i— easily preconcert. if this continues, i can't - easily preconcert. if this i continues, i can't imagine easily preconcert. if this - continues, i can't imagine them finishing the match. andy murray is accepted the plate past this summers on the pics, but this seems like one much too many. he has won this term in a record five times, nobody wanted to see kimball —— ball with this we, but when he returned to the grass, the outcome was inevitable. as he walked off court injured. there'll be doubts over the under pics and wimbledon and an uncertain and unfitting and for the uncertain king of queen's. matt graveling, bbc news emma raducanu is one of four grand slam champions to be given a wild card for wimbledon. the 2021 us open winner is still finding her way back to her best form after missing most of last year — including wimbledon — after wrist and ankle surgeries, and has been invited along with naomi 0saka, caroline wozniacki, and former champion angelique kerber, who have all returned to the tour after giving birth. don't forget, we'll be live in frankfurt for the start of the england press conference ahead of their euro 2024 match against denmark tomorrow. but first, let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. england goalkeeper ellie roebuck hasjoined barcelona from manchester city on a two—year deal. the 24—year—old made more than 100 appearances for city and joins fellow lionesses lucy bronze and keira walsh at her new club. the favourite auguste rodin has won the prince of wales stakes on day two of royal ascot. the victory gives aidan 0'brien his 400th top—level group or grade one win on the flat. the 13—8 favourite, winner of the english and irish derbys last year, held off french challengers zarakem and horizon dore. rohan smith has left leeds rhinos by mutual consent. despite leading the side to the 2022 grand final, the rhino's currently lie in seventh in the super league table, having suffered three defeats in four games, including saturday's loss at hull fc, who had previously won just once all season. two of england's future super eight opponents have got the next stage of the t20 world cup under way. co—hosts the usa are playing south africa in antigua. the us won the toss and put south africa into bat. quentin de kock hit five sixes on his way to a half century from just 26 balls before finishing on 74. south africa ended their innings on 194—4. the americans are currently 168—6 after 18 overs in the chase.... it's not all over in anteater. england would have no doubt rather reached this stage with a little less drama, but after squeaking through the defending champions play the other co—hosts west indies in their opening super eight match, theirfirst of the tournament under lights. after that, it's south africa and the usa as the top two from each group of four will make the semi—finals. were always confident in our abilities, if we put together for solid games of cricket we would always end up there or thereabouts, and that is how it is worked out. 0bviously, and that is how it is worked out. obviously, it's a different challenge this week, three really good teams coming up in one week and i think once we plate, hopefully saturday morning, we put together 80 overs of good cricket, and will be there or thereabouts again, and we can go into the usa game knowing what we need or hopefully already qualified. jasminejoyce will become the first british rugby player to appear at three olympic games after being selected as part of the sevens squad for paris. england six nations winners meganjones and ellie kildunne have also been included. team gb have finished just outside the medals at the last two games butjoyce feels there is less pressure on the squad this time round. the last two 0lympics, we have been expected to meddle, we have been expected to meddle, we have been expected to meddle, we have been expected to come first or second or third, so now we are coming in under the radar, as underdogs, there is a different sense and bubble and fight about us. excited to go in, underdog, underthe about us. excited to go in, underdog, under the radar, about us. excited to go in, underdog, underthe radar, and about us. excited to go in, underdog, under the radar, and see what we can do. team gb have also named the remaining members of the triathlon team for paris, and for the first time since 2004 there won't be a brownlee among them. alistair and jonny have been mainstays of the sport in britain, winning five 0lympic medals between them, butjonny has not been selected. sam dickinson has been preferred instead alongside the other two athletes to be announced today kate waugh and tokyo silver medallist georgia taylor—brown. this would be my second 0lympic this would be my second olympic games, sojust enjoying it this would be my second olympic games, so just enjoying it and taking it all in, tokyo was different because it was covert at times, so we didn't get the hold an epic experience and see all the other sporting events, and to me thatis other sporting events, and to me that is what the olympics is about, it's about being part of team gp, and i would love to wake —— walk away from paris with one meadow, i'm sure any athlete would tell you that. i'mjust, like i sure any athlete would tell you that. i'm just, like i said, sure any athlete would tell you that. i'mjust, like i said, ijust want to go out and enjoy it and take it all in, have family and friends there this time, which would be really special, and as long as i can cross that finish line and no i have given it everything, i would be happy with that. nearly nine in ten women that responded to a new survey say they have experienced discrimination while working in football. results in the fourth poll of its kind produced by women in football also reveal 60% of those who reported the gender—based discrimination said their complaints resulted in no action, but there was also overwhelming optimism that opportunities for women in the football industry will improve. time to hit the frankfurt, gareth subject and kyle walker to talk to the media i had of the game against denmark tomorrow. that year from kyle walker and garth southgate. task kyle walker and garth southgate. ask our kyle walker and garth southgate. ask your question, please raise your hand _ your question, please raise your hand and — your question, please raise your hand and wait, _ your question, please raise your hand and wait, speak— your question, please raise your hand and wait, speak your- your question, please raise yourj hand and wait, speak your name your question, please raise your- hand and wait, speak your name and metre _ hand and wait, speak your name and metre hosts, — hand and wait, speak your name and metre hosts, and _ hand and wait, speak your name and metre hosts, and tell— hand and wait, speak your name and metre hosts, and tell us— hand and wait, speak your name and metre hosts, and tell us to - hand and wait, speak your name andl metre hosts, and tell us to whom the question— metre hosts, and tell us to whom the question is— metre hosts, and tell us to whom the question is directed _ metre hosts, and tell us to whom the question is directed to. _ metre hosts, and tell us to whom the question is directed to. we _ question is directed to. we can start— question is directed to. we can start with — question is directed to. we can start with the _ question is directed to. we can start with the questions - question is directed to. we can start with the questions here . question is directed to. we can| start with the questions here in front, _ start with the questions here in front, thank— start with the questions here in front, thank you. _ start with the questions here in front, thank you.— start with the questions here in front, thank you. from sky sports news. gareth, _ front, thank you. from sky sports news. gareth, kasper— front, thank you. from sky sports news. gareth, kasper schmeichelj front, thank you. from sky sports - news. gareth, kasper schmeicheljust said that _ news. gareth, kasper schmeicheljust said that england were a world—class site in— said that england were a world—class site in 2021, — said that england were a world—class site in 2021, but if you look at the addition _ site in 2021, but if you look at the addition since, they are a better team _ addition since, they are a better team now. _ addition since, they are a better team now, would you agree with that assessment? and if you do, how do you think— assessment? and if you do, how do you think you have improved? i think we have to prove _ you think you have improved? i think we have to prove that, _ you think you have improved? i think we have to prove that, really, - you think you have improved? i think we have to prove that, really, so - we have to prove that, really, so obviously the opponent will not sit here and think we are a load of idiots and lead into the game that we, so we know that we have good players. we know that we can play better than we did the other day, but i thought the players, in what is an incredibly pressurised moment, started the game exceptionally well, and defended it brilliantly throughout the game, and i think will be betterfor that throughout the game, and i think will be better for that game and for having a game under their belt. physically, they'll be betterfor elect of the players having had a game, and emotionally, there is so much tension, i don't think people can really understand what it is like for young players, so pleased to have got the results from that, and we know we have to be better know against a strong danish team tomorrow. ads, know against a strong danish team tomorrow. �* ., know against a strong danish team tomorrow— i _ know against a strong danish team tomorrow._ i want - know against a strong danish team tomorrow._ i want to - know against a strong danish teamj tomorrow._ i want to ask tomorrow. a frontier. i want to ask about jude — tomorrow. a frontier. i want to ask about jude bellingham _ tomorrow. a frontier. i want to ask about jude bellingham from - tomorrow. a frontier. i want to ask about jude bellingham from a - tomorrow. a frontier. i want to ask - about jude bellingham from a manager aboutjude bellingham from a manager perspective and your plain career, can recall— perspective and your plain career, can recall working with a player at such a _ can recall working with a player at such a young age who shows so much maturity— such a young age who shows so much maturity in— such a young age who shows so much maturity in such a consistent manner? _ maturity in such a consistent manner?— maturity in such a consistent manner? , , , ., , ., manner? firstly, he is a pleasure to work with, — manner? firstly, he is a pleasure to work with. very _ manner? firstly, he is a pleasure to work with, very coachable, - manner? firstly, he is a pleasure to work with, very coachable, which, l manner? firstly, he is a pleasure to work with, very coachable, which, i | work with, very coachable, which, i think when you are looking to be a top layer, when you are a top player and want to keep improving, that is and want to keep improving, that is a brilliant sign. look, i played with wayne rooney as a young age as well, and i think sometimes in english football history, we underestimate what an unbelievable player he was. if you think back to 2004 euros when he arrived on the scene in the tournament for the first time, incredible player. so, over the years we have had some good players, and we have good players no, and the success of the team will not depend on just no, and the success of the team will not depend onjustjude bellingham it canjust rest not depend onjustjude bellingham it can just rest on his shoulders, everybody has to contribute equally, he has a fabless mentality for the big occasion, and he produced some incredible moments in the game the other day. fir incredible moments in the game the other da . ., ,, , other day. or left for sweden. kyle, ruestion other day. or left for sweden. kyle, question for — other day. or left for sweden. kyle, question for you. — other day. or left for sweden. kyle, question for you, you _ other day. or left for sweden. kyle, question for you, you played - other day. or left for sweden. kyle, | question for you, you played against denmari you, questions? hi _ the nerves of going a bit. thank you, questions? hi gareth, - the nerves of going a bit. thank| you, questions? hi gareth, from ital . you, questions? hi gareth, from italy- you _ you, questions? hi gareth, from italy. you mentioned _ you, questions? hi gareth, from italy. you mentioned the - you, questions? hi gareth, from - italy. you mentioned the importance of play— italy. you mentioned the importance of play in _ italy. you mentioned the importance of play in the first game and having that under— of play in the first game and having that under your beds, how much do you think— that under your beds, how much do you think the mindset of the mentality aspect is important in the growth _ mentality aspect is important in the growth of— mentality aspect is important in the growth of the team that wants to win? _ growth of the team that wants to win? �* , , ., ., ., win? it's everything. you have to have quality. _ win? it's everything. you have to have quality, but _ win? it's everything. you have to have quality, but in _ win? it's everything. you have to have quality, but in the - win? it's everything. you have to have quality, but in the end - have quality, but in the end mentality, ability to deliver in the big games, that is what we have been able to do over the last three or four years in particular. i think we are betterfor four years in particular. i think we are better for those expenses, four years in particular. i think we are betterfor those expenses, but also we have some players with us who have not had those experiences, so we are exposing them to that at the same time, with the teams that when things, in the end of the difference is all about mentality. some questions at the back. this was in for kyle. — some questions at the back. this was in for kyle. you _ some questions at the back. this was in for kyle, you mentioned _ some questions at the back. this was in for kyle, you mentioned you - in for kyle, you mentioned you played — in for kyle, you mentioned you played with christian eriksen, and we know — played with christian eriksen, and we know what happened last euros, and he _ we know what happened last euros, and he put — we know what happened last euros, and he put some words to his great comeback— and he put some words to his great comeback was mark is fantastic, a testament — comeback was mark is fantastic, a testament to. it�*s comeback was mark is fantastic, a testament to— testament to. it's fantastic, a testament — testament to. it's fantastic, a testament to _ testament to. it's fantastic, a testament to him, _ testament to. it's fantastic, a testament to him, he - testament to. it's fantastic, a testament to him, he is - testament to. it's fantastic, a l testament to him, he is playing testament to. it's fantastic, a - testament to him, he is playing for manchester and we bumped into each other from time to time and how did he catch up, but what he achieved after the said incident that happened, it shows what a character he is and what he possesses. thank ou, he is and what he possesses. thank you. question _ he is and what he possesses. thank you. question up — he is and what he possesses. thank you, question up front _ he is and what he possesses. thank you, question up front over - he is and what he possesses. thank you, question up front over here, i you, question up front over here, second _ you, question up front over here, second row _ you, question upfront over here, second row hi— you, question up front over here, second row— second row. hi gareth, “oins ali from ssm, * second row. hi gareth, “oins ali from espn, you t second row. hi gareth, “oins ali from espn, you said _ second row. hi gareth, joins ali from espn, you said the - second row. hi gareth, joins ali from espn, you said the otherl second row. hi gareth, joins ali - from espn, you said the other night you had _ from espn, you said the other night you had players who did not have 90 minutes _ you had players who did not have 90 minutes in _ you had players who did not have 90 minutes in their legs, how do you manage _ minutes in their legs, how do you manage their load from here? do something to play again to learn that or— something to play again to learn that or do — something to play again to learn that or do you need to freshen them up that or do you need to freshen them up to— that or do you need to freshen them up to the _ that or do you need to freshen them up to the view to play none of their six games? — up to the view to play none of their six games?— up to the view to play none of their six names? ., . , ., , six games? those are the decisions we have to — six games? those are the decisions we have to make, _ six games? those are the decisions we have to make, not _ six games? those are the decisions we have to make, notjust - six games? those are the decisions we have to make, notjust for - we have to make, notjust for tomorrow, but with every game we play, what's that right physical levels for the group and for the players, so without a doubt, players would benefit from having had the game. there'sjust would benefit from having had the game. there's just been about long enough for recovery for that to help, and we have to balance whether to stick with what we did or whether to stick with what we did or whether to change and refresh the team to stop. luke will not be involved tomorrow, he is on track for where we thought he would be originally, we thought he would be originally, we were hoping a few days ago we might accelerated it a bit but she needs a bit more volume work, so he did not train with the rest of the group today, because he needs to do, there are days you need to do more than the rest of the group, and is where he needs to recover when the others are pushing, so he is still in and out with the others, but operates in on his own programme as well. ,, , ., , operates in on his own programme as wel[_ ,, , ., , , operates in on his own programme as well. ,, , ., , , ., ., well. questions, up front over here, and one of— well. questions, up front over here, and one of the _ well. questions, up front over here, and one of the back. _ well. questions, up front over here, and one of the back. just _ well. questions, up front over here, and one of the back. just want - well. questions, up front over here, and one of the back. just want to i and one of the back. just want to ask both of _ and one of the back. just want to ask both of you _ and one of the back. just want to ask both of you about _ and one of the back. just want to ask both of you about the - and one of the back. just want to ask both of you about the pickle l ask both of you about the pickle juice _ ask both of you about the pickle juice that— ask both of you about the pickle juice that has been a hot topic back home _ juice that has been a hot topic back home and — juice that has been a hot topic back home and in— juice that has been a hot topic back home and in england, kyle do you feel like _ home and in england, kyle do you feel like it — home and in england, kyle do you feel like it is working and what does _ feel like it is working and what does it— feel like it is working and what does it take like —— it taste like question— does it take like —— it taste like question marks and gareth, can you tell us— question marks and gareth, can you tell us the _ question marks and gareth, can you tell us the thinking behind it and was there — tell us the thinking behind it and was there an equivalent when you were _ was there an equivalent when you were playing? i was there an equivalent when you were playing?— were playing? i think it is been around for— were playing? i think it is been around for quite _ were playing? i think it is been around for quite a _ were playing? i think it is been around for quite a while, - were playing? i think it is been around for quite a while, i - were playing? i think it is been| around for quite a while, i think obviously thejust been around for quite a while, i think obviously the just been highlighted when there was that picture and everything of that. i don't take it, personally, i keep myself well hydrated. so, i've been very fortunate not to receive that crimes are anything, but it is part and parcel in football, football is developing and to something that sports science has come up with a few can benefit us when we are in the late stages of the game. i the late stages of the game. i can add much more _ the late stages of the game. i can add much more than _ the late stages of the game. i can add much more than that - the late stages of the game. i can add much more than that really stop. everybody has an opinion about the england _ everybody has an opinion about the england team, but there is no more of it than— england team, but there is no more of it than ever i guess, and more access— of it than ever i guess, and more access to — of it than ever i guess, and more access to social media and traditional media, how do you guys do with— traditional media, how do you guys do with that? is the air it ruled on black— do with that? is the air it ruled on black and — do with that? is the air it ruled on black and it's out or did you meet her it's, _ black and it's out or did you meet her it's, how— black and it's out or did you meet her it's, how do you engage with that? _ her it's, how do you engage with that? �* , ., ,., ., ., that? there's no point having a rule because young _ that? there's no point having a rule because young men _ that? there's no point having a rule because young men are _ that? there's no point having a rule because young men are willing - that? there's no point having a rule because young men are willing to l that? there's no point having a rule l because young men are willing to use social media, in a positive way in the main, there was a search for things. when i was playing, we read newspapers. i don't do it, my world it's a happier place if i shut myself off. it's not good from a global perspective because i haven't got a clue what is going on in all it takes are things elsewhere, but for the next month, that would be a better place for me, so that helps me really keep on track. i think some of our players and take a similar approach, some of our players and take a similarapproach, others some of our players and take a similar approach, others will definitely look at stuff, but it does not stop people sending you a message saying it ignored the nonsense or whatever it might be, so you know it's kicking off, but you know that from the line of questioning anyway, really, so it is what it is. there is more noise around every national team than there ever is a club team, millions of people in your own country, extensive media coverage, social media, one guy writes in a comment on social media gets put in the newspaper, now that's a story, so it is a different world, and, personally, i accept that is how it is, it would not affect what i do. my is, it would not affect what i do. myjob is to keep the players on track. what are the realities? what are we doing well? what do we need to be better at? where are we? because you can drift, and you can see it for a list of them who have not been with england, have won our first game, and this is how it is, thatis first game, and this is how it is, that is a strange experience for some of the boys that have not been with us, so it is great that we have experience players who have lived through it and can say this is what is important, this is how we stay on track. 0ur assessment of the game is the most important, we are never slow to put things up that aren't right or good enough, so therefore thatis right or good enough, so therefore that is the most important view, the way we dissect the game and of course we have all of the information around what is going on as well. the reader block it out?|j the reader block it out? i don't read it at _ the reader block it out? i don't read it at all! _ the reader block it out? i don't read it at all! i _ the reader block it out? i don't read it at all! i feel— the reader block it out? i don't read it at all! i feel like - the reader block it out? i don't read it at all! i feel like the - boss just bossjust said, we can all play football, _ bossjust said, we can all play football, and it's mainly the top 10%~ _ football, and it's mainly the top 10%~ it's— football, and it's mainly the top 10%. it's going to separate you from being _ 10%. it's going to separate you from being a _ 10%. it's going to separate you from being a very— 10%. it's going to separate you from being a very good player or an average — being a very good player or an average player. ifeel being a very good player or an average player. i feel if you have out outside noise, whether positively negatively, people take it in different ways. i would rather not see _ it in different ways. i would rather not see it — it in different ways. i would rather not see it and just concentrate on what's _ not see it and just concentrate on what's in — not see it and just concentrate on what's in front of me and mainly what _ what's in front of me and mainly what my— what's in front of me and mainly what my mum says. my mum always says i'm what my mum says. my mum always says i'm good _ what my mum says. my mum always says i'm good with _ what my mum says. my mum always says i'm good with games so i listen to her and _ i'm good with games so i listen to her and go — i'm good with games so i listen to her and go from there!— her and go from there! another ruestion her and go from there! another question over _ her and go from there! another question over here. _ her and go from there! another question over here. as - her and go from there! another question over here. as we - her and go from there! another. question over here. as we know, her and go from there! another- question over here. as we know, we are fortunate _ question over here. as we know, we are fortunate for _ question over here. as we know, we are fortunate for qatar... _ question over here. as we know, we are fortunate for qatar... we - question over here. as we know, we are fortunate for qatar... we have l are fortunate for qatar... we have a great _ are fortunate for qatar... we have a great percentaqe _ are fortunate for qatar... we have a great percentage of— are fortunate for qatar... we have a great percentage of players, - are fortunate for qatar... we have a great percentage of players, and - are fortunate for qatar... we have a great percentage of players, and do| great percentage of players, and do you have _ great percentage of players, and do you have any— great percentage of players, and do you have any advice, _ great percentage of players, and do you have any advice, coach? - great percentage of players, and do you have any advice, coach? you i great percentage of players, and do you have any advice, coach? you got to the semifinal, _