This may not have been a must win much for australia, but after that shock loss to italy on saturday it was one that they probably couldnt afford to lose. A second Straight Defeat for the highest ranked team ina group defeat for the highest ranked team in a group looked to be on the cards when brazil opened up a 2 0 lead. The first goal was a penalty, awarded for a tug on the shirt. Marta then made history with the spotcheck, spotcheck. Another vetera n spotcheck, spotcheck. Another veteran striker, the hat trick againstjamaica, veteran striker, the hat trick against jamaica, made it veteran striker, the hat trick againstjamaica, made it 2 04 brazil. A long way back from australia. They then had a revival. Early in the second half, the matildas were level, courtesy of poor defending which allowed chloe logarzos attempted pass into the back of the net. Australias when it was an own goal. And after eight var review decided that sam kerr was not interfering with play. 3 2 the final score
# my strength is within # i was born for this day # and today i will win. # what a spectacular 2018 it s been. and over the next 20 or so minutes, we ll be taking you from paris to pyeongchang, from glasgow to the gold coast, to reflect on a rather memorable sporting calendar. it started with england losing the ashes down under. roger federer and caroline wozniacki won the australian open tennis, but soon somewhere a little colder a lady named lizzie had all our pulses racing. heartbeat increases in tempo it s not about the world cups. it s about trying to become the first british winter olympian to retain my title. pyeongchang billed these as the games of new horizons. but for lizzy yarnold, she was hoping to cover old ground, carrying the hopes of a nation headfirst at history. in hitting the heights, yarnold struggled with what felt like vertigo, dizziness, a chest infection. she somehow slid her way into second by her final run. lizzy yarnold next. the olympic champion. c
us on a trip through 2018 s sporting highlights. # you can try, i will not be denied. # too strong to be defeated. # i will stand and i will fight. # too strong to be defeated. # my strength is within. # i was born for this day. # and today i will win. what a spectacular 2018 it s been. and over the next 20 or so minutes, we ll be taking you from paris to pyeongchang, from glasgow to the gold coast, to reflect on a rather memorable sporting calendar. it started with england losing the ashes down under. roger federer and caroline wozniacki won the australian open tennis, but soon somewhere a little colder a lady named lizzie had all our pulses racing. heartbeat. heartbeat increases in tempo. it s not about the world cups. it s about trying to become the first british winter olympian to retain my title. pyeongchang billed these as the games of new horizons. but for lizzy yarnold, she was hoping to cover old ground, carrying the hopes of a nation headfirst at history. in hitting
to hospital and the first news was that for people had died but then they corrected it to three people, fortu nately. they corrected it to three people, fortunately. but it was a horrible sight to come and see the wreckage and the people there. sight to come and see the wreckage and the people therelj sight to come and see the wreckage and the people there. i am very grateful for you giving and the people there. i am very gratefulfor you giving us your time and thank you forjoining us. a tour guide, who arrived at the scene shortly after the accident, and just to confirm, three british tourists, including a child, have died after the 4x4 they were in crashed off a bridge in iceland. it crashed through a railing on a one lane bridge, falling around 20 feet. 0ne child among the dead. and there are two children amongst the injured. we will bring you more on that if we get any more information from iceland. now it s time for a look at the weather. phil avery is with us. that afte
a number of mps have called for more patrol boats to be deployed, but the government fears they could be seen as rescue boats and encourage more people to cross. more than 200 migrants have arrived since the start of november, leading the home secretary to declare a major incident. it s been confirmed that administrators have been brought in to run the music retailer hmv, which has collapsed after suffering poor sales. the store s owners say high business rates and changes in consumer behaviour are to blame. the retailer employs more than 2000 staff across the uk. administrators from kpmg say they ll try to keep all 125 stores open while they re looking for a buyer. the government s spending more than £100 million to charter extra ferries to ensure the delivery of essential supplies in the event of a no deal brexit. the plans would allow for almost 4000 lorries a week to take goods to ports like dover, plymouth, poole, and portsmouth. the department for transport says the ar