Caroline Hepker

And Kane said that a half-time message from the manager inspired the win.

England are the early leaders in Group L heading into next Tuesday's clash with Ghana.

So those are our top stories for you today.

Wow, wasn't it an exciting match in Dallas last night for England?

Yeah, there were six girls overall with Croatia.

Always a tough...

Tricky competitor.

Anyway, enough on the football.

Let's also think about the markets this morning, you know, which had a very exciting day yesterday watching Kevin Walsh and the press conference.

It delivered quite some jolt in terms of yields yesterday.

Two-year Treasury yields climbed to their highest since February 2025.

Longer-dated yields fell.

This morning, though, there's been something of a reversal of those moves.

If you look at 10-year Treasury yields right now, they are down 4.5 basis points at 4.45.

European stock futures this morning are pointing lower down seven tenths of 1%.

US stock futures are actually in the green.

NASDAQ futures up by 1.2% this morning.

Although yesterday, because of that much more hawkish Fed statement, you actually had the S&P 500 falling 1.2% and the NASDAQ shedding 1%.

The other major story, oil markets.

Brent crude futures are taking a hefty drop of 2.1% now, $77.84.