Euro 2020 returns to our screens tonight as Spain, Switzerland, Belgium and Italy look to book their semi-final spots.

Andy Murray is also back in action on Centre Court, with Denis Shapovalov standing in his way on day five at Wimbledon. 

Along with updates from SW19, we will keep you entertained with the latest transfer gossip, a dose of Euros nostalgia and breaking sports news throughout the day.

Euro 2020 quarter-finals

It is the business end of Euro 2020 and there are two cracking ties to enjoy this evening.

Saint Petersburg is the venue for the first encounter as Switzerland, fresh off their huge upset against France in the last 16, face improving Spain.

But that is just the appetiser ahead of the main course. 

Italy and Belgium have been the two in-form teams of the tournament and their game in Munich is a mouth-watering clash you simply cannot afford to miss.

The Belgians edged past Portugal 1-0 to reach this stage, while Roberto Mancini’s Italy needed extra-time to beat Austria 2-1.

Euro Flashback

Having met in the group stage of Euro 2016 five years ago, Italy and Belgium are familiar foes. 

Back then, Belgium’s golden generation was expected to see off the unfancied Italians with ease in Lyon.

But Red Devils boss Marc Wilmots was not a renowned tactician and Antonio Conte outfoxed his opposite number as the Azzurri produced a fabulous performance.

We look back on that classic in today's Euro Flashback feature.

Day five at Wimbledon

The Championships are starting to take shape in SW19 as the fifth day of action sees two Brits take to Centre Court in the third round. 

Dan Evans faces unseeded Sebastian Korda and Murray does battle with No10 seed Shapovalov.

Elsewhere, Novak Djokovic is on Court One to face Denis Kudla and second seed Aryna Sabalenka is up against Colombian teenager Maria Camila Osorio Serrano.

Austrian Grand Prix

Max Verstappen will look to extend his lead at the top of Formula 1 drivers' championship at the Austrian Grand Prix.

The F1 circus returns to the Red Bull Ring for the second week in succession after Verstappen’s success in last Sunday's Styrian Grand Prix.

Livescore’s motorsport expert Jim Munro tackles all the big questions that need answering as first practice gets going today, ahead of qualifying tomorrow and the race on Sunday.

Transfer Talk

The longest-running transfer saga in football is finally over after Manchester United and Borussia Dortmund confirmed they have agreed a deal for Jadon Sancho.

But that does not mean the rumour mill has stopped churning and our daily column will keep you up to date until the end of the window in August.

On top of that, throughout Euro 2020 we are bringing you the latest gossip involving the stars on show across Europe.