Dan Kilpatrick and Malik Ouzia reflect on England v Denmark
Dan Kilpatrick and Malik Ouzia reflect on England v Denmark
Dan Kilpatrick and Malik Ouzia reflect on England v Denmark
Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Erik ten Hag have a busy summer ahead as Manchester United look to climb back into the Premier League top-four
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England have been far from their best at Euro 2024, and Paul Scholes has launched a scathing rant on Instagram about where it's all going wrong, and how to turn things around
England face Slovakia in the last 16 of Euro 2024 but despite safe progression from the group stages there are calls for Gareth Southgate to ring the changes.
Stuart Pringle said profits are ploughed back into the event, which charges £629 for four-day grandstand tickets
Roberto Rosetti suggests furious Scots were fortunate not to concede spot-kick of their own in Group A finale
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The tenure of the new Wimbledon referee, Denise Parnell, got off to an unfortunate beginning when her first draw ceremony descended into chaos.
To start with, sorry I’m late. This column was meant to start before the tournament but I had a little setback – although I’m feeling much better now.
Kevin Sinfield has been granted compassionate leave from England’s tour of New Zealand to fly home and attend his friend Rob Burrow’s funeral next weekend
Congratulations to Slovenia, through to the knockout stages of an international tournament for the first time with their smaller population than Birmingham, two goals and three draws across three matches. Stirring stuff, but irritating for Ukraine in particular, who are going home despite earning four points in the group stage rather than Slovenia’s three.
Manchester United are hoping to progress the signing of midfielder Manuel Ugarte and reported target Victor Osimhen is almost certainly set to leave Napoli.
England players’ families were soaked “from all angles” when caught in the crossfire of fans throwing plastic beer cups after the Euro 2024 draw against Slovenia on Tuesday.
The Falcons are in rude health heading into Sunday’s knockout clash
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There are two realities I have reluctantly come to accept: I will never be as efficient as Labour’s 2005 election vote share, or feel as secure in anything as Emma Raducanu does in her backhand down-the-line. What was remarkable, almost inconceivable, is that this represented Raducanu’s first top-10 win. Aged 18, Raducanu became the youngest player to win the US Open title since Serena Williams (1997), the first British woman to win a singles slam since Virginia Wade (1977) and the first qualifier — male or female — to win a major tournament (in the history of the world).
An incoherent national team always seem a surprise but why? There is no English coaching school, no coaching culture, nothing to pass down
Euro 2024 has reached the last-16 stage and England are amongst the remaining teams. But it has been far from smooth sailing. Dire performances in the group games culminated in disgruntled England fans throwing plastic beer cups at Gareth Southgate following a 0-0 draw with Slovenia and players’ families were soaked “from all angles” after getting caught in the crossfire.