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A late winner from England substitute Ollie Watkins against Netherlands put Gareth Southgate’s team into the final of Euro 2024, where they will face Spain. It is their second consecutive European Championship final, and the first time England have reached a major tournament final abroad. Denzel Dumfries catching Kane was deemed a penalty, despite the Netherlands defender having little choice but to attempt a block. Against the Netherlands, Rice dropped into similar positions but was far more willing to punch balls forward and look for those ahead of him. Watkins’ stunning winner — set up by Palmer — validated Southgate’s decision yet again, with a goal worthy of winning any game.
Persons: Ollie Watkins, Gareth Southgate’s, Harry Kane, Xavi Simons, Declan Rice, Kane, Denzel Dumfries, Tim Spiers, Mark Carey, Jacob Whitehead, Seb Stafford, it’ll, they’ve, Phil Foden, Kobbie Mainoo, Luke Shaw, Ivan Toney, Southgate, , Foden, Cole Palmer, Watkins, Palmer, Stefan de Vrij, De, Felix Zwayer, Jude Bellingham, Dumfries, , Gary Neville, Bloor Rice, Rice, Simons —, Jordan Pickford, Michael Regan –, Kyle Walker, Watkins ’, Palmer —, Mark Carey The, Zwayer, Phil Foden’s, dink, Bart Verbruggen, Alex Grimm Organizations: England, Netherlands, Aston Villa, Bloor, Wembley, Slovakia, Switzerland, Watkins, UEFA, Michael Regan – UEFA, Getty, England’s, Mark Carey The Denzel Dumfries Show Dumfries, Pixar, Bull, Dumfries Locations: Spain, England, Netherlands, Berlin, Switzerland, Slovakia, Zwayer, Southgate, Dumfries,
CNN —Ollie Watkins’ brilliant last-gasp winner earned England a 2-1 win over the Netherlands and a place in Sunday’s Euro 2024 final. Awaiting England in Sunday’s final is the formidable foe of Spain, which has been unequivocally the best team of Euro 2024 so far. After only seven minutes, Simons – named after Barcelona great Xavi Hernández – dispossessed Declan Rice in midfield and stormed towards the England penalty area, before unleashing an unstoppable shot past Jordan Pickford and into the top corner. Foden, who was having by far his best game of the tournament, then hit the woodwork himself as the post denied the Manchester City forward a stunning curled effort. England has known little more than disappointment and heartbreak since winning the World Cup in 1966, Southgate more than most.
Persons: Ollie Watkins ’, Xavi Simons, Harry Kane, Watkins, Gareth Southgate –, Cole Palmer, , , Coley, There’s, “ We’ve, We’ve, , Gareth Southgate’s, Jude Bellingham, Simons, Alex Livesey, Henri Delaunay, Simons –, Hernández –, Declan Rice, Jordan Pickford, Denzel Dumfries, Kane, Felix Zwayer, OZAN KOSE, Phil Foden’s, Ronald Koeman, Piroschka Van De Wouw, Palmer, Stefan de Vrij, Southgate Organizations: CNN, England, Lions, Turkey, Getty, France, Qatar, Manchester City, Southgate, REUTERS, Aston Villa Locations: Netherlands, Sunday’s, England, Italy, Spain, Germany, Dortmund, Barcelona, AFP, Dumfries, Manchester
England edged past Slovakia to reach the Euro 2024 quarter-finals, but only after staring a humiliating defeat in the face. England did get the ball in the net early in the second half, but Phil Foden’s effort was ruled offside. That gave Southgate’s team a lead that they defended successfully for the remainder of extra time to retain their place in the tournament… just. AdvertisementAcross their four matches at this tournament, England showed consistent failings that have not been addressed. Peter RutzlerWas the first half England’s worst of the tournament (so far)?
Persons: Gareth Southgate’s, Ivan Schranz, Jordan Pickford, Phil Foden’s, Declan Rice, Jude Bellingham, , Harry Kane, Jacob Whitehead, Oliver Kay, Mark Carey, Peter Rutzler, Gareth Southgate, Kyle Walker, Marc Guehi flicked, Cole Palmer, Eberechi Eze, Ivan Toney, Southgate, Carl Recine, Oliver Kay Breaking, Jude Bellingham’s, Marc Guehi, Martin Dubravka, Bellingham, Gareth Southgate England, Kieran Trippier, Trent Alexander, Arnold, Conor Gallagher, Kobbie Mainoo, Ian MacNicol, England —, Toney, Harry Kane’s, underperformance —, Kobbie, Shaun Botterill, John Stones, Ivan Schranz’s, England …, Mainoo Organizations: Slovakia, England, Switzerland, Adidas, Championship, Argentina Locations: Slovakia, England, Ruhr, ignominy, , Dusseldorf, Bellingham, Martin, Southgate’s, Iceland, Switzerland, Gelsenkirchen
CNN —England secured top spot in Group C with a goalless draw against Slovenia on Tuesday, but another underwhelming performance throws up more questions about the Three Lions’ status as one of the Euro 2024 favorites. The team created few real chances of note and were again met by boos at full-time from traveling England fans. England, meanwhile, had been heavily criticized for two poor performances to open Euro 2024: a narrow 1-0 win over Serbia and a 1-1 draw with Denmark. Slovenia defender Erik Janza and England midfielder Jude Bellingham chatting during the match. England’s slight improvement in the second half, though, will likely have Southgate rethinking his starting lineup ahead of the last 16.
Persons: Gareth Southgate’s, Kobbie Mainoo, Cole Palmer, Jan Oblak, Saka, Phil Foden’s, Alex Caparros, Southgate, that’s, Conor Gallagher, Declan Rice, Trent Alexander, Arnold, Gallagher, Erik Janza, Jude Bellingham, Kirill Kudryavtsev, Rice, Foden, Oblak, Palmer, Harry Kane Organizations: CNN, England, Slovenia, Lions, Red, Whites, Denmark, Serbia, Manchester City, UEFA, Southgate, Manchester United, Chelsea, Getty Locations: Denmark, Serbia, England, Madrid, Slovenia, Manchester, AFP
Latterly, Guardiola has cast his spell over the English Premier League – an institution famed for its unpredictably. His Manchester City teams have dominated the league with six titles in seven seasons, claiming a fourth in a row on Sunday. City is the first team to win four consecutive Premier League titles and such a feat vaults this iteration into the pantheon of greatest soccer teams ever. However, Guardiola suggested after his team’s title victory that it could be part of his closing act in Manchester. Sunday’s title – which City won by finishing two points ahead of Guardiola’s disciple, Mikel Arteta, and Arsenal – reiterated the team’s dominance.
Persons: Pep Guardiola, Lionel Messi, Guardiola, ” Guardiola, , , , Sergio Agüero’s, Mikel Arteta, Arsenal –, Erling, Phil Foden’s, Erling Haaland, Phil Foden, Michael Regan, David Moyes, what’s Organizations: CNN, Barcelona, Bayern Munich, English Premier League –, Manchester City, Premier League, Sky Sports, United, City, Champions League, FA Cup, Premier League winners, Arsenal, couldn’t, FA Locations: Manchester, Abu Dhabi, West Ham, ” City, Istanbul
This Premier League title was a bit more [special] because no team had done it before, now we’re the first team to have done it. We played our own football and it paid off.”Phil Foden scored two first-half goals for Manchester City. Dave Thompson/APStill only 23 years old, Foden has now won a remarkable six Premier League titles. As the match entered its final stages, Manchester City fans began celebrating with “the Poznań,” joining arms and jumping up and down with their backs to the pitch. Catherine Ivill/AMA/Getty ImagesGuardiola has built one of, if not the greatest team, in Premier League history.
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CNN —England reached the quarterfinals of the World Cup for a second tournament in a row thanks to a comprehensive 3-0 victory over Senegal. Kane’s goal was his 11th for England at a major tournament, the most by any Three Lions player in history. The Lions of Teranga stepped it up once again against England and were undoubtedly the best team of the opening half an hour. Carl Recine/ReutersWith the last kick of the half, England doubled its lead and put one foot into the quarterfinals. The result was put beyond any doubt a little over 10 minutes into the second half, as Saka’s cute finish capped off another wonderful England move.
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