hello, i'm leah boleto with today's sunday's sportsday. stick around for some of this on the way we've got reaction from the third test at the oval. england take four wickets. south africa are struggling. elsewhere riding high — sebastian vettel‘s 1a points clear after winning the hungarian grand prix. and wigan will face hull fc in the challenge cup final — keep watching to find out how they did it. and team gb take silver in the four by 100 — we have a complete round up of the world swimming championships. all that to come plus we'll be the build up to england's women taking on france in the quarter—finals of euro 2017, but we'll start with cricket. england are closing in on a test series win against south africa. they set the tourists a formidable victory target of a92 in the third test at the oval. patrick gearey has been watching the action. sunday, lovely day to grow a lead. skyscraper size if possible. tom westley was the perfect man for the job, 50 on debut. joe root made 52, no change, but he knew this was not just about runs but time. go fast or go bust. the captain must always think of the team. already on his mind was a conundrum, how long should he let his batsman bat? every minute the declaration changed equated. jonny bairstow 50, quickly, cleverley. eventually the captain called england in. south africa were afterwards. ten wickets to take by tomorrow evening. but the main meal was always going to be hashim amla. south africa's master frustrate caught out. stoke sensed a crack opening, this straight into the gap quinton de kock left. faf du plessis followed on the next. and this gentle someday maybe a defining one in the series. patrick geary, bbc news. let's turn our attention to football now england's women go for a place in the semi—finals of euro 2017 in around 15 minutes or so. they take on france in the last eight a side they've not beaten in 43 years. earlier on today i caught up with katie gornall whose in the netherlands following the team she told me about england's chances tonight. england do have a terrible record against france. haven't beaten them since 197a. they beat them recently and she believes cup stopped tra nsfer and she believes cup stopped transfer one of the big favourites coming into this. they ranked third in the world but haven't been able to replicate the former a lot of the players have shown for their clubs in the group stages. they struggled in the group stages. they struggled in the group, just squeezed through. i think there is a feeling that they're for the taking. we got a sense of that yesterday when mark sampson was talking in his press conference. he sounded confident. we wa nt to conference. he sounded confident. we want to be our very best. but we don't need to be our very best tomorrow to win. if we had, we will win come. if not, the team has capacity to find a way to win in difficult circumstances. it ever comes oui’ difficult circumstances. it ever comes our way we will be prepared for, we will have talked about is planned for. and confident we can execute what we need to to win. england have had a brilliant record so england have had a brilliant record so far. what has changed for them as a team this time? that something i have been speaking to the players area have been speaking to the players are a lot about. they also they kill better prepared this time. i feel fitter than ever before. —— they feel better prepared. that's partly because the team was named so early. they have had the time to gel together. they have been in great form in the group. the belief and confidence in england is something we haven't really seen from an england side before. it is well founded, having won three games in the group stage. they have scored ten goals in the process. jodie taylor firing in four of those. they are on a roll, but as any top team will tell you, turn into is not one in the group stages. it will be a step up again against france this evening. waiting for england or france in the last four will be the hosts the netherlands. denmark are also in the semi—finals.. who shocked everyone earlier today when they dumped defending champions germany out of the tournament. heavy rain yesterday meant their match was postponed until this morning. germany took the lead, but denmark struck back, and grabbed victory with seven minutes to play. theresa nielsen with the winner. it's only the third time germany have lost in the competition's 26—year history. and denmark will face either spain or austria. they played out a goal—less draw for 120 minutes, spain having the best best chances. but no goals, the game going to penalties. the game is going to penalties right now. we will bring you the latest results as soon as that happens. united went ahead just before half—time through paul mcmullen, whose third goal of the competition. dundry drew level after the break. mark o'hara with the equaliser. the match finished 1—1, the penalty shoot out determined he would finish top of the group. when deacon missed the decisive penalty to dundee. both teams go into the last 16. and will face each other at the —— is available on the bbc sport website. manchester united are close to signing the serbian midfielder nemanja matic from chelsea for a0 million pounds he'd been united's third summer buy including 75 million for striker romelu lukaku. three years ago united manager jose mourinho bought the midfielder from benfica to chelsea for 21 million pounds. ferrari's sebastian vettel extended his championship lead to 1a points after winning the hungarian grand prix. he lead team—mate kimi raikkonen home in a one—two. tom clarkson is in hungary for us. staying cool before a race is much easier than during. sebastien battle state county leitrim the front. behind him things boiled over. both rebels charged bass lewis hamilton, only to access tavern to play daniel riccardo, ending his hopes on the first lap. team orders at ferrari avoided that problem for sebastien battle, he had to ask for his steering wheel bearing to the left much of the race. said he's moved hamilton when it became clear only that britain could catch the ferraris. but he couldn't pass them. turbulence are these cars caused almost costing him dear. sebastien battle when they chequered flag for his fourth win of the season, and his fourth win of the season, and his championship lead was extended to 14 his championship lead was extended to 1a points when hamilton obeyed orders to hand third place back us. the sport now ends for its summer break with work to do from mercedes, while others can kick out. wigan warriors will take on hull fc in next month's challenge cup final at wembley, after a 27—14 win over salford red devils in warrington this afternoon. and as tim hauge reports it was a really tight match. than down for salford reds according to the history books. one challenge title cut to their name. while opponents wigan had 19 times the winner. well salford had not got the final 48 years, they would give everything in this couch. but they couldn't cope with the start wigan made. 12—0 ahead after 16 minutes. watch the red devils, in black, have had their best season in years and here was the result. i think they got their! i think they got their! they got there all right for a second try in quick succession. when sam tomkins was sin binned together with a penalty from skipper michael dobson, it was beginning to look like the history books to be ignored. but not so. in the warrington weather, the warriors we re warrington weather, the warriors were wonderful in the second 40. scoring a try fitting of their performance. off his boot laces! in the most difficult of conditions! with a dropped goal they led by seven with the matter of minutes remaining. you could be no mistake from salford. like that one. and wigan would punish them. oliver gildart who opened the scoring finished it, too. a brilliant semifinal but the weight of history the and wigan's way. the 31st challenge cup final now awaits. this feels fantastic. all credit to salford a champion club. they did a great job, salford a champion club. they did a greatjob, put us under a of pressure. to get back to wembley is fantastic. we got to wembley and outfits, we have anotherjob to do. an update from the women's euros, austria have won their penalty shoot out against spain to win their quarterfinal in the competition. they will play denmark in the semis. great britain have picked up their seventh and final medal of the world swimming championships with silver in the men's 4 by 100 metres medley relay the team of chris walker hubborn, adam peaty, james guy and duncan scott knew beating the usa would be tough and it proved so. two—time breaststroke world champion adam peaty dragged britain back into contention with a stunning second leg but ultimately the americans proved too strong, as scott held off russia to finish second. i put everything into that and it hurts. but having these boys on the back end, i am grateful and lucky to be part of this team. i'm just glad i made it to the end of the week. iyer within one second of the americans, whose run so fast. it really is on three gold medal. we are such a small team coming through. what a great the week. max litchfield qualified second fastest for the final of the 400 metres individual medley but narrowly missed out on a medal. he was pipped to the podium in the final few strokes finishing fourth but did set a commonwealth record. american chase kalise won. sarah vasey, second from the bottom, finished a credible 6th in the final of the women's 50 metre breaststroke. america's lilly king won in a world record time of 29 point four seconds well, earlier i spoke to former olympic champion becky adlington, who's part of the bbc‘s commentary team, alongside mark foster. and i started by asking mark what he made of team gb‘s efforts in the 4 by 100. he has had a nominal week. world records. winning this is the and the 100 and rewriting the record books. he is really pushing breast roads to replace it has never been before. he is phenomenal. in that relay, it has four components. james guy has found himself on the fly. i can is a great angen himself on the fly. i can is a great anger. we can give the record and google go. it has been a fantastic championship. why does this lead british swimming? i think they are ina great british swimming? i think they are in a great place. next year we will see them separates a little bit because it is the commonwealth games, so england, scotland and wales. but they come back together for the championships in glasgow. i think it is in such an exciting place. 45% of the team here were rockies which is an incredible... they want to be refused any more where this time they get tokyo. they will be used to the crowd and the environment. hopefully we will see those guys turn into body and swims in its years. we have been talking about adam peaty throughout, have reportedly few else stood out? bash macs who else stood out? those events are more wide open. brecel will be the new face of world swimming on the world sprints. duncan scott, i always loved watching him. he has a little bit ago. he will get a bit more speed. ben proud, winning the 55. you are just saying everyone! seeing ben proud on