This is Paul Hawksby and Andy Jenkins.

And welcome once again at the H&J Daily, just some of the best bits of this afternoon's show.

Well, apart from our usual chat, you'll get an insight to what goes on the Japanese sports day.

Yeah.

Andy went to one the other day.

There was a reason for that, as he'll explain.

Kevin Day joined us in the studio, didn't he?

He was good for me. He says very, very anti-VAR, but I can back it up with some interesting ideas.

We talk a bit of women's football chat after all the fallout from the camera in England game yesterday.

And don't ask me was, oh, it was a nail bite.

So, here we go.

Yeah. as you're here. So here we go. There's an incredible reaction to the England Cameroon game.

It's almost sort of kind of an overreaction.

Yeah.

You know, I just think, you know, this has happened before in football,

teams not taking, understanding, referring decisions or anything like that.

I mean, Camero's behaviour was petulant, it was immature, it was stupid, really.

And the coach didn't help.

He was sort of slightly ridiculous.

He was blaming the referee.

He said, the referee wanted England to win, which was ridiculous. And I thought the lionesses did well to keep their call in the face of some, you know, provocative.

The elbow was a red card, wasn't.

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