Mack

Scrap that. Offside to our friend VAR.

Geyoro scores for France, 2-1.

Brand booked for Germany.

Scottie Scheffler continued his imperious march towards a first Open Championship title in a third round which had contained all the ingredients to set up a classic. Instead, the world number one, who has won the past nine times he has held the 54-hole lead, will take a four-shot advantage over China's Li Haotong into Sunday's final round. Victory on Sunday at Royal Portrush would complete the third leg of the career Grand Slam, having won May's US PGA Championship, to add to two Masters titles. It was a typically solid, if unspectacular, bogey-free round of 67, punctuated by an eagle and two birdies, to take him to 14 under. And he will start the final round knowing he has won all three of his majors when holding or sharing the lead after round three.

Zimbabwe have qualified for the Rugby World Cup for the first time since 1991 after beating Namibia 30-28 in the Rugby Africa Cup final in Kampala. It means they will be among 24 teams at the 2027 World Cup in Australia. They will be making their third appearance at the tournament, having also been invited to represent Africa at the inaugural World Cup in 1987.

Four minutes of added time in this first half.

France score but it is disallowed for offside.

That could have easily been a yellow, that's definitely stopping an attack.

Nüsken equalises for Germany with an brilliant header.

Hendrich sent off for Germany for pulling an opponents ponytail.

France have never beaten Germany at a women’s major tournament before. 11 games, 11 defeats.

France: Peyraud-Magnin; De Almeida, Mbock Bathy, Lakrar, Bacha; Geyoro, Jean-Francois, Karchaoui; Cascarino, Katato, Diani Subs: Lerond, Picaud, Samoura, Sombath, Toletti, Malard, Majri, Mateo, Gago, Baltimore, N’Dongala, Bogaert Germany: Berger; Linder, Hendrich, Minge, Knaak, Kett; Brand, Senß, Nusken, Buhl; Hoffman Subs: Johannes, Mahmutovic, Gwinn, Lohmann, Freigang, Schüller, Däbritz, Zicai, Cerci, Dallmann, Kleinherne.

Ian Van Dahl to go this time.

Cascada to go.

Supreme.

Leeds United have agreed a deal worth at least £17.4m for Hoffenheim midfielder Anton Stach. The newly promoted Premier League club pressed on with negotiations for Stach in recent days after sealing Sean Longstaff's signing.

Leeds have completed the signing of Sean Longstaff from Newcastle. Sky Sports News understands the fee is in excess of £12m. Longstaff, 27, has signed a four-year deal at Elland Road.

Spain into their second Euros semifinal, first since their debut appearance in 1997.

Maritz sent off for Switzerland.

Three minutes of added time left in this game.

Great save from Peng there.

Crnogorcevic booked for Switzerland.

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