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Hello and welcome to the Guardian Football Weekly. Well now, what parallel universes this England

4 Ukraine, Neil, keeping the ball, scoring goals at will in total control, where was the stress,

where was the agony, where was the muller moment, resting players with half an hour to go,

all A's for the last 10 minutes. Ukraine worked up too much but that was really quite pleasurable.

Harry Kane appears not to have lost it, Rahim Sterling imperious, James Sanchez flashes

at brilliance in midfield that controlled everything. Luke Shaw superb Jordan Henderson's first goal

for his country. How will this go wrong? Did we use up all our goals? Are we complacent?

Does it matter that the semi-final is on ITV? Will the Danes the Spanish or the Italian's

break our hearts or will it come home? You've sent in many questions, mainly how is Barry?

We'll ask them, look ahead to the semis and that's the day's Guardian Football Weekly.

First off, let's talk to Jacob Steinberg, who's in Rome. How was that, Jacob?

You would have to describe it as comprehensive. You could probably hear behind me the England fans

were here just looking down at the fans who were saluting the players. There's great connection

with the supporters. Really good atmosphere tonight, the stadium in Pico. Just a feeling, I think,

you know, connection between the team and the fans obviously has built up so much under Southgate.

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