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Julian Knight MP claims that Sunday’s scenes at Wembley could have ended in tragedy, tributes are paid to darts legend Andy ‘The Viking’ Fordham who has died aged 59, Adrian Durham questions whether Manchester United can actually challenge for the Premier League this season and Rory McIlroy reflects on a positive day after finishing the opening round of The Open level-par.

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The former FA Chairman Greg Dyke dismisses concerns that the disturbing scenes at Wembley will affect the Great Britain / Ireland World Cup bid, Simon Jordan & The Mail’s Dominic King clash on the coverage of the story, Rafa Benitez reveals the reason he thinks he can win the Everton fans over and out-of-contract Andros Townsend drops a big hint where his next move will be.

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The Times’ Henry Winter writes off England’s 2030 World Cup bid with UEFA launching a disciplinary procedure against the FA, Hugh Woozencroft recounts his harrowing experience entering Wembley Stadium on Sunday, Steve McLaren expects England to challenge for next year’s Qatar World Cup and Dean Ashton & Adrian Durham back Italy’s Jorginho for the Ballon d’Or award.

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Gareth Southgate condemns the ‘unforgiveable’ racist abuse aimed at some of the England players, British & Irish Lions forward Maro Itoje sends his support to Bukayo Saka, Simon Jordan criticises senior England players who didn’t offer to take a penalty against Italy, Lianne Sanderson questions why Jack Grealish didn’t come on earlier and Jose Mourinho finally praises Luke Shaw!

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England experience penalty heartache once again after losing the Euro 2020 Final to Italy, Gareth Southgate takes the blame for the Three Lions shootout defeat, Harry Kane rallies his England teammates and urges them to focus on Qatar 2022 and Stuart Pearce speaks of his ‘pride’ in the Three Lions despite losing at Wembley to the Azzurri.

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The day is finally here - England are in the final of a major tournament again! Gareth Southgate could be the first manager since Alf Ramsey to win a trophy since 1966, and he said playing in a final is about maintaining the level of performance instead of rising to the occasion, whilst Harry Kane talks about being compared to Bobby Moore. Sir Geoff Hurst was Moore's team-mate when England won the World Cup, and he heaps praise of Southgate, Kane and the rest of the England squad, whilst Stuart Pearce explains exactly what England means to him!

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It's just over 24 hours until the biggest night in England's history for 55 years, as they face Italy in the Euro 2020 final at Wembley. Defender John Stones believes the bad moments in his career have only made him a better player, whilst Declan Rice heaps praise on his manager Gareth Southgate, and talkSPORT's Stuart Pearce! We got the lowdown on Italy with Fabrizio Ravanelli, Jose Mourinho discusses Harry Kane's future, and Tyson Fury's much-anticipated trilogy fight with Deontay Wilder is off due to a number of Covid cases in Fury's camp.

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Former England manager Glenn Hoddle claims Italy have ‘peaked too early’, Simon Jordan & Andros Townsend clash over the decision to award Raheem Sterling a ‘soft penalty’, one of England’s Euro ‘96 side labels Harry Kane the ‘world’s best striker’, Stuart Pearce gives a motivational speech to the England players and Alan Brazil is off on holiday if the Three Lions win Sunday’s Final!

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England reach their first major final since 1966 after beating Denmark at Wembley, Gareth Southgate revels in giving the nation one more night to enjoy, Jose Mourinho slams the decision to award Raheem Sterling a penalty, Kyle Walker rallies the Three Lions for Sunday’s Final against Italy and Ally McCoist admits he’d rather fight Tyson Fury than sing Football’s Coming Home. 

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Gareth Southgate backs the Three Lions to overcome the heartbreak of the World Cup Semi-Final in 2018 and beat Denmark tonight, Adrian Durham reveals he’d drop Kalvin Philips for the Wembley clash, Denmark’s Kasper Schmeichel mischievously asks if football ‘has ever come home?’ and despite reaching the Final Italy’s defensive weaknesses are highlighted by Jason Cundy. 

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