Big day out for England at the Champions Trophy
Picture: A puddle-dodging Aussie - Chris Ciriello (c) Treeby Images
Sunday dawns grey and wet in Moenchengladbach - which isn't great when you are sleeping in the carpark - but it could be good news for England, slowing up the pitch before the onslaught of the Aussies. Apparently it doesn't rain much in Girt-by-Sea and they don't like it on 'em.
So bring it on. The England-Australia gold medal game isn't until 2pm (UK time). Before that we have the rain-loving mudlarking Kiwis taking on Spain for the wooden paddle (9am); and Netherlands v Germany at 11.30am (all UK time again).
Bring it down... er I mean bring it on!
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