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For england, the future comes sooner — senegal on sunday. patrick gearey, bbc news. it does indeed. gareth southgate will know that there are no more chances when it comes to knockout football. it is win or bust for england as they prepare to take on senegal on sunday. joining me now here is billy grant from the beesotted brentford podcast. you're out here working and enjoying it as a fan. night, what did you make of the performance?— night, what did you make of the erformance? , , ., performance? listen, they did what the had performance? listen, they did what they had to — performance?...

Phil Foden, Jordan Henderson, Marcus Rashford and Kyle Walker are all set to start for England in their World Cup clash against Wales tonight, talkSPO

France have been giving their thoughts ahead of this match which is sure to be a memorable occasion. i think we need a reaction after the usa game, — i think we need a reaction after the usa game, southgate will get the team up— usa game, southgate will get the team up to it, it is a local derby, we need — team up to it, it is a local derby, we need to— team up to it, it is a local derby, we need to win, pride is at stake but wales— we need to win, pride is at stake but wales will want to send england hopes— but wales will want to send england hopes that we will keep our fingers cr...

Side. there is a lot of build—up into this match, and expectation, and some fans have been giving it their thoughts ahead of what is going to be a massive, massive game. i think we need a reaction after the usa game, — i think we need a reaction after the usa game, southgate will get the team up— usa game, southgate will get the team up for it, it is a local derby and we — team up for it, it is a local derby and we need a win, pride is at stake. — and we need a win, pride is at stake. but _ and we need a win, pride is at stake, but it will be a tough game, wales_ stake, but it will b...

In the face of rising interest rates, food prices and fuel costs, middle-class South Africans are being forced to work multiple jobs to keep their heads above water.