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  Sky News

  Euro 2020: Southgate takes responsibility for England's loss against Italy at Wembley

  England's manager Gareth Southgate has taken responsibility for his side's loss to Italy in the European Championships. Sako and Sancho were seen in tears after the game but they were embraced by their teammates and Southgate, who said he had chosen who should take the penalties. "It's down to me," Southgate said of the loss.

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  The Independent

  Christian Eriksen: What happened to Denmark star after Euro 2020 collapse?

  An on-pitch cardiac arrest led to a lengthy rehabilitation spell and a departure from Inter Milan, but a year and a half later Eriksen is back playing at a high level once more

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  Evening Standard

  FA backs plan for Wembley to install new gated fence to improve security after Euro 2020 disorder

  Wembley Stadium plans to install a new gated fence to beef up security around the venue following violent disorder at the Euro 2020 final. Home Office figures show that of the 90 football-related arrests made at Euro 2020, 39 were at the Italy match, 28 at the game against Scotland and 18 at the semi-final against Denmark. A report by Baroness Casey following the tournament found there was a “collective failure” in planning for the final which saw about 2,000 people get into the stadium illega

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  The Telegraph

  Bukayo Saka reveals Thierry Henry mentoring ever since Euro 2020 penalty agony

  Bukayo Saka is preparing to knock France out of the World Cup this weekend, but one of their greatest players has been mentoring him since his Euro 2020 heartbreak, playing a part in the England forward becoming one of the young stars in Qatar.

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  The Independent

  Netherlands vs USA player ratings: Denzel Dumfries reprises Euro 2020 impact in World Cup round of 16

  <strong>Netherlands 3-1 USA</strong>: Two assists and a goal from right wing-back helped the Oranje seal a comfortable place in the last eight

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  The Guardian

  Phil Foden ready to vanquish agonies of Euro 2020 for England in Qatar

  Manchester City forward has had underwhelming career for his country so far but is ready to turn things around at the World Cup

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  The Telegraph

  James Corden on impostor syndrome – and why he ‘wasn’t shocked’ by post-Euro 2020 racism

  James Corden does not strike you as a man riven with regret. Until his recent run-in with the owner of the New York restaurant Balthazar – and last week’s accidental Ricky Gervais “joke theft” – it was hard to think of someone else for whom it had all gone so relentlessly right: from a career that has taken in The History Boys, Gavin and Stacey and One Man, Two Guvnors, the 44-year-old has a Tony award, a Bafta, multiple Emmys and a scrapbook full of plaudits for his writing and acting.

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  The Independent

  Police searching for men in connection with assaults on emergency workers at Euro 2020 final

  All wanted in connection with assaults on day of final

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  Evening Standard

  Police hunt men who assaulted emergency workers during Euro 2020 final

  Police are hunting four men in connection with disorder after England fans stormed Wembley stadium to get into the Euro 2020 final. Following chaos at Wembley and in central London on the day of the final, the Met launched an investigation to identify those responsible. Three of the fans are wanted in connection with assaults on emergency workers as fans fought to get inside to witness the match.

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  Evening Standard

  Man fined for racially abusing England players after Euro 2020 loss

  Hugh Laidlaw was also ordered to pay a £1,000, fine, costs of £775 and a surcharge of £128 after posting an offensive image and comment on Facebook.

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