Right that's me done.

But thanks for joining me the morning after (the night before) and another England World Cup semi-final defeat.

Before I go though, here are a few of our best stories and pieces of content to keep you going:

• 'Sloppy' England must be honest to take next step - Analysis
• Watch: All the goals drama and tears in a semi-final that had everything
• England v USA most watched TV programme in 2019
• Brazil beat Argentina in Copa semi-final

See you all soon. Goodbye.

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Now Manchester United may well have made a £70m bid for Leicester defender Harry Maguire but according to the Daily Telegraph, external, they are being quoted a figure of around the £90m mark.

That would make 26-year-old the most expensive defender of all time - if United were to sign the England centre-back this summer.

It's all in the gossip.

A bit more on those TV audience figures....

It is the fourth time a new record peak audience for women's football has been recorded by the BBC during the groundbreaking tournament.

Peak figures are based on those watching for five minutes or more.

• 9 June: England 2-1 Scotland - 6.1 million
• 23 June:England 3-0 Cameroon - 6.9 million
• 27 June: England 3-0 Norway - 7.6 million
• 2 July: England 1-2 United States - 11.7 million

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The body of Swiss footballer Florijana Ismaili has been found, days after vanishing following a swimming accident at Lake Como in Italy.

The 24-year-old was declared missing on Saturday after jumping into the lake from a boat and failing to resurface.

Italian rescue services said her body was found at a depth of 204 metres on Tuesday.

"I am deeply saddened and shaken. It's hard to accept that Flori is gone," said Swiss women's boss Nils Nielsen.

Ismaili, who made her international debut in 2014, was the captain of BSC Young Boys.

Our story on this sad news is here.

Kacey: 11.7 million watched England v USA . The Lionesess might not OF won but the number of people watching is outstanding. It's happening baby...Women's football is growing.

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Brazil forwards Gabriel Jesus and Roberto Firmino both scored as they beat arch-rivals Argentina 2-0 in the Copa America semi-final.

Jesus opened the scoring after 19 minutes when he sidefooted in a low cross from Firmino.

Sergio Aguero and Lionel Messi both struck the woodwork for Argentina, who have not beaten Brazil in a major competitive fixture since 2005.

A Firmino tap-in secured the win to set up a final against Peru or Chile.

You can read the report on that game here.

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Now diving away from the Women's World Cup for a moment to all things transfer related.

Real Madrid are apparently eager to include Wales forward Gareth Bale, 29, in a potential deal for Manchester United and France midfielder Paul Pogba, 26, according to the Mail., external

It's all in the gossip here.

Last night's game attracted a record-breaking peak TV audience of 11.7m and a peak share of 50.8%.

That made it the most-watched television programme of 2019 so far.

Tom: Can't believe a centre back is taking a penalty when we have a potential golden boot striker on the pitch? Surely Ellen White should be picking the ball up and demanding to take the spot kick? Their job roles in the team Houghton - defend, White - Attack. That being said great team performance.

Anon: All England need to improve on are the three p's; passing, possession and penalties. They were so very close last night.

Relive all the drama as England are knocked out of the 2019 Women's World Cup by holders and favourites USA.

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Fancy another take on events from last night and the state of play as far as the Lionesses and Women's football is concerned?

England midfielder Izzy Christiansen and Chelsea manager Emma Hayes join Caroline Barker as on the Football Daily to discuss all of the above, Steph Houghton's penalty and Phil Neville's team selection.

Plus they've also thrown in a smattering of USA World Cup winner Hope Solo, for good measure.

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Chelsea goalkeeper Carly Telford, who replaced the injured Karen Bardsley for England on Tuesday evening called their semi-final defeat "devastating" and "heartbreaking".

The 31-year-old says "It's not how we thought the journey would end", but that hopefully the feats of the Lionesses inspire youngsters to play football.

"It was end-to-end but you want to be on the winning side no matter what. I hope there are a lot of young girls and boys picking up an England shirt.

"That's an important message for us."

And what about our old friend VAR. I mean it's barely surfaced in this tournament hasn't it...ahem!

You can't celebrate a goal or even post a tweet with any certainty anymore.

Still this was pretty gut wrenching wasn't it. God knows what Steph Houghton was thinking in the final few minutes after seeing her penalty saved.

"Possession is King" as one of my old coaches used to say to me.

And it seems the BBC Sport team agree in their analysis of England's 2-1 defeat to the USA in the semi-finals of the Women's World Cup.

Remember the Second Women's World Cup semi-final is live on BBC One later this evening from 19:30 BST.

Adam: While disappointed with the result last night, I’m grateful we now have a team that is consistently getting to the latter stages of international tournaments. We’ve come a long way since Euro 2013.

Let's hope so Emma.