Euro 2024: England boss Gareth Southgate – Another final is my best achievement | Football News

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”. Ollie Watkins’ late stunner fired England to a 2-1 win over the Dutch, sending the Three Lions into the final against Spain in Berlin. England have now…

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Gareth Southgate: Did the England boss get lucky or does he deserve credit for Euro 2024 win over Switzerland? | Football News

England’s prospects looked bleak when Breel Embolo poked in Switzerland’s 75th-minute opening goal in Dusseldorf. Gareth Southgate, overseeing his 100th game in charge of the national side, was staring at the very real possibility of it being his last. Later, in the warm glow of victory, he would talk up the performance as England’s best…

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'Taken a lot of time to reflect' | New Plymouth boss Rooney on his managerial record

In his first press conference as Plymouth Argyle’s new boss, Wayne Rooney has discussed his managerial record at his previous club Birmingham City and says he has “taken a lot of time to reflect” on his time there.

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Max Verstappen: Red Bull boss Christian Horner backs ‘hard racer’ not to change after Lando Norris clash | F1 News

Christian Horner insists Max Verstappen will not be changing after again defending his driver following his clash with Lando Norris at last weekend’s Austrian Grand Prix. The reigning world champion was handed a 10-second penalty for the incident on lap 64 with the pair fighting for the lead which resulted in them colliding and allowed…

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Max Verstappen will be treated fairly by fans at Silverstone, says British GP boss Stuart Pringle | F1 News

British Grand Prix chief executive Stuart Pringle says he has “no worries” over the treatment world champion Max Verstappen will receive from the Silverstone crowd this weekend. Verstappen has faced boos and jeers from some racegoers in the last two years following his intense 2021 title battle with British driver Lewis Hamilton. The Red Bull…

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Fabian Hurzeler: Brighton close to appointing 31-year-old St Pauli boss as new head coach – Sky in Germany | Football News

Brighton are close to finalising a deal to appoint 31-year-old St Pauli boss Fabian Hurzeler as their new head coach, according to Sky in Germany. There has been progress in discussions over a compensation fee for Hurzeler, who would become the youngest permanent manager in Premier League history. Brighton are ready to offer Hurzeler a…

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Man Utd boss Erik ten Hag gets vote of confidence from INEOS but numbers show he faces uphill task | Football News

Manchester United are sticking with Erik ten Hag, but the alarming numbers from the past season show he has his work cut out for him. United ended the campaign eighth, their worst finish in the Premier League era, after Ten Hag failed to curb the team’s worrying performances amid an almost constant injury crisis. Their…

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Fabian Hurzeler: Brighton closing in on appointing St Pauli boss as new head coach | Football News

St. Pauli boss Fabian Hurzeler is set to take charge at Brighton, replacing Roberto De Zerbi; Italian left the Amex at the end of the campaign; Hurzeler, 31, guided St. Pauli to the Bundesliga 2 title last season; clubs are in talks about compensation, with a work permit secured

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Ex-Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer in Leicester managerial talks – Paper Talk | Football News

The top stories and transfer rumours from Saturday’s newspapers… THE SUN Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is in talks over a sensational return to the Premier League with promoted side Leicester City. Manchester United could look to Borussia Dortmund for their next boss, with reports in Germany claiming Edin Terzic is a potential replacement should the club…

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Chelsea: What’s top of Enzo Maresca’s in-tray with Leicester boss set to replace Mauricio Pochettino? | Football News

Many will point to Chelsea’s unbeaten final six games of the season as showing significant signs of life. Just when rivals began dropping off – Tottenham lost five of their last eight fixtures – the Blues finally started to click. Things were not perfect. A 5-0 thrashing at Arsenal in mid-April confirmed that, but there…

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