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‘Proud’ Sancho says Saka ‘did it for me and Marcus’Rio Ferdinand tweets racists are probably still celebratingJadon Sancho has praised Bukayo Saka for his redemptive penalty for England at Euro 2024 that went some way to banishing the memories of their high-profile shootout misses at the previous tournament in 2021.Sancho, Marcus Rashford and Saka …
The Three Lions triumphed with five perfect penalties from 12 yards to beat Switzerland
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Southgate might be better at the management than the football but an implausible triumph for his team is still possibleClub football, at least at the elite level, is meticulously planned. Teams of analysts pore over the data, find the patterns, identify the signings who will fit the style and mitigate areas of weakness, highlight potential flaws in …
Judy Murray has clarified her perceived criticism of Emma Raducanu for pulling out of the mixed doubles at Wimbledon.
The final stage of the Tour of Austria is replaced with a memorial ride following the death of Norwegian Andre Drege.
The Netherlands forward Gody Gakpo says "everyone knows each country can play a little bit better" before their Euro 2024 semi-final against England.
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Striker scored against Switzerland without looking at ball‘People may see it as crazy but it is what I do,’ he saysIvan Toney has said he will carry on with his “no-look” penalties at Euro 2024 after scoring his spot-kick against Switzerland. The Brentford striker was one of five England players to score in the shootout but the only one to do so …
England’s Euro 2024 quarter-final victory against Switzerland on Saturday was watched on BBC One by a peak audience of 16.8 million people.
For the first time all 12 WSL teams will be affiliated to men’s Premier League clubs, but others are still playing catch-upNext season, for the first time in the WSL’s 13-year history, every club in the top division of the English women’s game will be affiliated to a men’s Premier League team. It didn’t take long, did it? From starting off as a …