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england are facing theirfirst opponents. the european champions are taking on haiti who are playing in the world cup for the first time. they ve been playing for around 65 minutes in brisbane and the latest score is 1 0 to england. georgia stanway scored with a 29th minute penalty. let s cross live now to kevin morris, who is a lioness fan and a girl s football coach. he s watching the game at hereford pegasus football club with his team and their families. thanks forjoining us. what you make of the game so far? it thanks forjoining us. what you make of the game so far? of the game so far? it has been a tou~h of the game so far? it has been a tough opener of the game so far? it has been a tough opener for of the game so far? it has been a tough opener for england, - of the game so far? it has been a tough opener for england, they i of the game so far? it has been a i tough opener for england, they have had a lot of opportunities. a couple of divisions have gone their way,
we re keeping a watch on lots of different locations across the uk this afternoon, these are live pictures from shetland and storm isha has already hit ireland. these are pictures from gweedore in county donegal. for more details about the expected impact of storm isha, i spoke to chris fawkes from bbc weather. the widespread nature makes it pretty unusual, but also the strength of this storm, i think it is probably going to be one of the strongest storms we have seen in the whole of the 23/24 season, so it does mean business. let s take a look at what is coming our way, then. and really, some of the strongest winds that we are going to get from this will bring some significant damage. we are looking at the risk of disruption, not only to transport but power networks are likely to be damaged by some of these very strong winds that could reach 90 odd miles an hour in the worst affected areas. let s take a look at some of the systems we have got coming in. where is it right now