Keane: Spain favourites but things ‘written in the stars’ for England
Roy Keane believes Spain will be favourites for Sunday’s Euro 2024 final, but says “sometimes things are written in the stars” after another late England win. Source
Papers: Olmo’s £50m release clause expires on Monday
The top stories and transfer rumours from Thursday’s newspapers… Source
Southgate: Another final is my best achievement
Gareth Southgate has hailed England’s victory over Netherlands to reach the Euro 2024 final as his “best achievement” but Roy Keane wants to see him “finish the job”. Source
England player ratings: Foden back to his best as Mainoo shines again
England were poor throughout the group stages and just seconds away from being knocked out in the last 16 – yet they now find themselves in a second consecutive Euros final. Source
Watkins: Everyone told me I was going to score!
Ollie Watkins insisted his friends and family told him beforehand he was going to score and make a difference for England against Netherlands. Source
Watkins’ late stunner fires England into Euro 2024 final
Ollie Watkins’ late stunner fired England to a 2-1 win over Netherlands, sending the Three Lions into the Euro 2024 final against Spain in Berlin on Sunday. Source
Limbs! Wild celebrations as England book spot in Euros final!
England fans across the country went wild as Gareth Southgate’s men booked their place in the European Championship final against the Netherlands. Source
Wimbledon semi-finals: The Italian Job and ruthless Rybakina
The Italian Job is on. Where Jasmine Paolini may cut the same unassuming stature of a Mini Cooper, she is every bit the deceptive roar and vigour of its gold-shifting modifications. Her heist remains in progress. Source
Atkinson shows England’s Test future is in safe hands
Making your Test debut at Lord’s is pretty special. Taking a seven-wicket haul on the occasion is sensational. Source
Atkinson takes seven on England debut as Anderson begins final Test
Gus Atkinson took seven wickets on a sizzling England debut as he ripped the headlines from the retiring James Anderson and rolled West Indies for 121 on day one of the Lord’s Test. Source