Max Rushden , Barry Glendenning , Lars Sivertsen and Tim Stillman discuss England’s inexorable march to World Cup glory, the USA ‘spygate’ episode, Luis Suárez’s tears, the back streets of Alexandria and Elton John

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We look back at the last few days in football, starting with England’s 3-0 win over Norway, which has propelled the Lionesses into the semi-finals for the second World Cup in a row. They’ll face the United States, who beat hosts and tournament favourites France 2-1 in Paris.

The other semi-final sees Sweden meet the Netherlands in an all-European match-up, thanks to their victories over Germany and Italy, respectively.

We talk Copa América, where two goals were scored across four quarter-finals; both of them by Argentina, who meet Brazil in the semis for the right to face Peru, who made Luis Suárez cry, or Chile, who are benefitting from the 2017 version of Alexis Sánchez.

In part three we speak to Nick Ames, out in Egypt, about the Africa Cup of Nations, Mo Salah’s ups and downs and Madagascar’s surprise showing, before finishing with Barry’s Glastonbury review.

Back on Thursday!