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The Northern EchoThe England star who lived up to his billing - and one whose place could be at risk
Jude Bellingham was the Man of the Match as England beat Serbia 1-0 in their opening game of Euro 2024
- Evening Standard
England: Erik ten Hag drops Luke Shaw injury bombshell amid dig at Gareth Southgate tactics
The left-back is hoping to feature against Denmark on Thursday but his Manchester United manager has other ideas
- The Telegraph
Rory McIlroy storms out after US Open choke without congratulating Bryson DeChambeau
Bryson DeChambeau asked officials why he had not seen Rory McIlroy in the aftermath of his dramatic one-shot victory in the US Open on Sunday night, before being told that the runner-up left the course immediately without congratulating the victor.
- The Telegraph
Unless Harry Kane’s role changes England cannot win Euro 2024
Of all Gareth Southgate’s strategies for winning the Euros, few anticipated Harry Kane being reinvented as Erling Haaland.
- OK! Magazine
World's 'sexiest' football superfan arrives at Euros to cheer on the boys
Ivana Knoll, who has been dubbed the 'world's sexiest football fan', has arrived in Germany ahead of Euro 2024 after shooting to fame at the Qatar World Cup
- Manchester Evening News
Gary Neville makes Rasmus Hojlund claim and says Man Utd have 'broken' players
Manchester United legend Gary Neville has been speaking about Rasmus Hojlund's first season at Old Trafford during his spell as a pundit for ITV at Euro 2024
- OK! Magazine
Euros WAG wars! All the drama from cheating scandal to awful trolling
As the Euros kicks off it appears there's more drama happening on the sidelines than there is on the pitch as we take a look at some of this year's wives and girlfriends
- The Telegraph
David Moyes looked like a reluctant divorcee in a wine bar on a lads’ night out
Three days, seven matches, the Euros already part of our daily life. And we can enjoy it in the comfort of home without having to throw any plastic furniture whatsoever, unless we wish to. Happy days. So what do we think of the show so far, TV-wise?
- The Telegraph
Bradley Wiggins’s tragic fall from Olympic hero to broke couch-surfer
In the heady summer of 2012, Sir Bradley Wiggins was at the height of his fame. Already a successful cyclist with six Olympic medals under his belt, he became a household name as the first Briton to win the Tour de France. He was chosen to strike the bell to open the London Olympics in front of an audience of millions, was named Sports Personality of the Year that December, and soon after was knighted for his services to cycling. The public called him “Sir Wiggo”; the Sun newspaper issued a stic
- Evening Standard
Transfer news LIVE! Arsenal in Xavi Simons battle; Dovbyk latest; Chelsea £51m deal; Man Utd in De Ligt talks
Keep up to date with the latest news, rumours and deals from the summer transfer window
- Evening Standard
Transfer news LIVE! Arsenal and Chelsea want Guirassy, £101m battle; Simons to Man Utd; Spurs latest
Keep up to date with the latest news, rumours and deals from the summer transfer window
- Evening Standard
England boss Gareth Southgate pays tribute to late Kevin Campbell and Matija Sarkic
Three Lions’ Euro 2024 squad react with ‘shock and great sadness’ after deaths announced on Saturday
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Kevin Campbell’s son mourns loss of ‘idol’ after ex-Arsenal striker dies aged 54
Tyrese Campbell, who most recently played for Stoke, described the former Everton forward as a “one in a million person”.
- Evening Standard
England XI vs Serbia: Starting lineup, confirmed Euro 2024 team news and injuries today
John Stones is fit as Trent Alexander-Arnold gets the nod in midfield
- PA Media: Sport
England take assist from Australia as Scotland denied Super 8 berth
A shock Scotland victory in the Group B decider against Australia would have seen them edge their fellow Britons for second place.
- Sky News
Millwall and Montenegro goalkeeper Matija Sarkic dies aged 26
Millwall and Montenegro goalkeeper Matija Sarkic has died at the age of 26, the club has announced. The Montenegro Football Association said in a statement that Sarkic had "died suddenly". A statement from Championship side Millwall said the club "is completely devastated to announce" the death of Sarkic, who made 33 appearances for the Lions since he joined from Wolverhampton Wanderers in August last year.
- The Telegraph
‘10 German bombers’: The song the FA tried – and failed – to stamp out
The message could hardly have been clearer – or more attention-grabbing – than that issued to any England fan thinking of singing ’10 German Bombers’ at the European Championship.
- AFP
Raducanu edges ahead before bad light halts all-British semi-final
Former US Open champion Emma Raducanu won a marathon tie-break to edge ahead of Katie Boulter in an all-British semi-final at the Nottingham Open before bad light halted play on Saturday. Raducanu, in her first semi-final since stunning the tennis world by becoming the first qualifier to win a Grand Slam singles title at the 2021 US Open, won it 7-6 but only after taking a protracted tie-break by 15 points to 13 against defending champion Boulter.
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Katie Boulter beats Karolina Pliskova to retain Nottingham Open title
Boulter earlier beat fellow Briton Emma Raducanu in her semi-final.
- AFP
'We did it' - Ferrari win second successive Le Mans 24 Hours race
Ferrari overcame wretched weather and tenacious rivals to claim back-to-back editions of the Le Mans 24 Hours race on Sunday.This year's Le Mans set an invidious record of over six hours-racing neutralised by safety cars.