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- Mbappe 'OUT' of Netherlands clash
- Kostas Lianos, Digital Sports Reporter
KYLIAN MBAPPE broke his nose on Monday night and is now a doubt for the rest of the group stage.
It is unclear when the French superstar will return, but the horror nose injury means he will likely have to wear a mask next time he plays.
Meanwhile, we have all the build up ahead of England's return to action on Thursday, when they look to build on the Serbia win against Denmark.
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40 minutes agoBy Kostas Lianos
Scotland 1-1 Switzerland
Scotland picked up their first point in Euro 2024 after a draw with Switzerland.
The Scots opened the scoring after just 13 minutes thanks to an own goal by Fabian Schar who caught a deflection off Scott McTominay's shot.
Xherdan Shaqiri equalised on 26 minutes with a wonderstrike after Anthony Ralston gave the ball away.
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Today, 21:20By Kostas Lianos
Scotland 1-1 Switzerland
Scotland ace Kieran Tierney has sustained yet another injury during the Euro 2024 clash with Switzerland.
It's seems like Arsenal's Tierney has hurt his knee gollowing a challenge with Dan Ndoye.
The full-back, who spent last season on loan at Real Sociedad has experienced a raft of setbacks throughout his five-year stint at the Emirates.
The 27-year-old looks devastated as he is stretchered out and replaced by Scott McKenna.
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Today, 20:30By Kostas Lianos
Scotland 1-1 Switzerland
Switzerland score a stunning equaliser against Scotland.
Anthony Ralston gives the ball away carelessly and Xherdan Shaqiri picks it up.
Ex-Stoke and Liverpool star Shaqiri fires a powerful curling shot that hits Angus Gunn's top right corner.
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Today, 20:18By Kostas Lianos
Scotland 1-0 Switzerland
Goal!
Scotland open the scoring after just 13 minutes with an own goal by Fabian Schar.
Liverpool's Andy Robertson runs the entire field up to the penalty box and picks Callum McGregor on his left.
McGregor passes it back to the incoming Scott McTominay who fires a powerful shot that deflects off of Shar.
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Today, 19:20By Kostas Lianos
Luke Shaw ruled out
Luke Shaw won't play for England against Denmark on Thursday.
The Three Lions take on the Danes in their second Euro 2024 match at Deutsche Bank Park.
But manager Gareth Southgate confirmed Shaw won't participate due to injury.
That means Southgate will be without a left-back, and right-back Kieran Trippier might have to fill in again.
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Today, 18:58By Kostas Lianos
Scotland vs Switzerland starting XI
Here's who starts for Scotland in their crucial Euro 2024 clash against Switzerland tonight:
Scotland: Gunn, Hendry, Hanley, Tierney, Ralston, Gilmour, McGregor, Robertson, McTominay, McGinn, Adams.
Switzerland: Sommer, Schär, Akanji, Rodríguez; Widmer, Xhaka, Freuler, Aebischer, Ndoye, Vargas, Shaqiri
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Today, 18:55By Kostas Lianos
FT: Germany 2-0 Hungary
Germany have beaten Hungary and will punch their ticket to the Last 16 if Scotland don't beat Switzerland later tonight.
The Germans opened the scoring after 22 minutes with Jamal Musiala after captain Ilkay Gundogan took advantage of a chaotic situation in the Hungarian defence to set the Bayern Munich star up.
Gundogan turned from creator to scorer as he picked up a low cross from Maximilian Mittelstadt to seal the three points in the 67th minute.
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Today, 18:29By Kostas Lianos
Germany 2-0 Hungary
Germany are sealing the three points and qualification to the Last 16 of Euro 2024.
The Germans play the ball nicely down Hungary's final third with some nice passes between Jamal Musiala, Maximilian Mittelstadt and Ilkay Gundogan.
Mittelstadt plays a crisp low cross from the left and finds Gundogan in the penalty box from where he fires a clinical shot to bury the ball down Peter Gulacsi's bottom right corner.
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Today, 17:33By Kostas Lianos
Germany 1-0 Hungary
Germany are showing why they are indeed among the favourites to win Euro 2024 after some poor performances in previous competitions.
The hosts open the scoring after just 22 minutes with Bayern Munich star Jamal Musiala.
Ex-Manchester City star Ilkay Gundogan set Musiala up after a moment of chaos in the Hungarian defence.
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Today, 17:06By Kostas Lianos
Germany 0-0 Hungary
Germany and Hungary are squaring off in their second Euro 2024 game in the group stage.
And we have a number of familiar faces on the pitch with Liverpool's Dominik Szoboszlai, Arsenal's Kai Havertz, ex-Chelsea star Antonio Dudiger and ex-Manchester City captain Ilkay Gundogan starting.
Hungary: Gulacsi, Fiola, Orban, Dardai, Bolla, Adam Nagy, Schafer, Kerkez, Sallai, Szoboszlai, Varga.
Germany: Neuer, Kimmich, Rudiger, Tah, Mittelstadt, Andrich, Kroos, Musiala, Gundogan, Wirtz, Havertz.
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Today, 16:02By Kostas Lianos
FT: Croatia 2-2 Albania
What a match!
Croatia turned the game around in just two minutes with Andrej Kramaric cancelling out Qazim Laci's opener before Klaus Gjazula's own goal.
However, Gjazula made up for his earlier own goal with a dramatic late equaliser in the fifth minute of stoppage time.
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Today, 15:21By Kostas Lianos
Croatia 0-1 Albania
Albania are 1-0 ahead against Croatia in their second Euro 2024 game of the group stage.
The Albanians opened the scoring early again, but not as swiftly as they did against Italy.
Qazim Laci opened the scoring after just 11 minutes and the Croats are now pushing for an equaliser.
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Today, 14:54By Anthony Chapman
Saka stepping up for teammates
Bukayo Saka feels it is his responsibility to help England’s less experienced players – despite being just 22.
Arsenal star Saka told ITV Football: “No, I don’t feel like a veteran. I think I’ve got a lot to improve on and a long way to go.
“But I do feel like I have a lot more experience now and especially in the team, I have a bit more experience than some other players.
“So it’s my responsibility to help the players coming in.”
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Today, 14:11By Anthony Chapman
Foden and Trent out for O’Hara
Jamie O’Hara reckons Phil Foden and Trent Alexander-Arnold should be dropped against Denmark.
He told Grosvenor Sport: “For me, you’ve got to start AnthonyGordon at left wing over Phil Foden. He’s good enough for this level and I would drop Phil Foden for him–as mad as that sounds.
“Trent Alexander Arnold in the middle didn’t work, he’s not a midfielder.
“He cannot play there, it’s as simple as that. He is a right back,not a central midfielder and not even England’s best right back at that, so how is he playing in midfield? It’s a joke.”
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Today, 13:40By Anthony Chapman
Bee sting for Scots
Scotland's players have dodged a stinging attack at Euro 2024 ... after BEES invaded the stadium where they are set to play.
The honey-producing insects had built a nest inside an advertising board by the side of the pitch.
Officers from Stuttgart's fire brigade raced to the scene, wearing protective white suits, boots and masks.
They managed to remove the bees after an hour's patient and delicate work, placing them in transport boxes to ensure their human neighbours are beekeepers rather than goalkeepers.
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Today, 13:19By Anthony Chapman
Supercomputer tips England for Euros win
England have been backed to win Euro 2024 by a supercomputer.
The boffin machine made various calculations after the first round of group stage games.
And England came out top of the pile ahead of France and Germany.
Other contenders include Portugal, Spain and Italy.
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Today, 12:50By Anthony Chapman
Rooney warning for England stars
Wayne Rooney has warned England stars to beware being on live streams.
He said: “It's the stream that I've seen. [Jordan] Pickford and [Aaron] Ramsdale were on with some of these streamers last week.
"One wrong word while you're away with England in that camp. They need to be really careful.
"I did it a few weeks ago with a few lads, was just messing around and thought it was fun but if they're away with England and they start doing that and say the wrong thing at the wrong time."
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Today, 12:28By Anthony Chapman
Foden tipped for 10 role
Alan Shearer would rather see Phil Foden than Jude Bellingham in the No10 role.
He told Betfair: “Foden wants to have the freedom and I think England have given him that.
"Even after five minutes into the game he was on the right, he has got the freedom to move and go wherever he wants but when Bellingham is playing in a 10 role then it's difficult for him to go over there and go into a crowded space.
“When you're playing against a packed defence, like England were against Serbia then it's really important to keep your width, with Saka one side and Foden the other, almost getting the chalk on their boots from the touchlines.
“That's how you make it difficult for the opposition, but of course Foden doesn't want to do that, Saka doesn't mind but that's not Foden's game, he wants to roam and he wants to come inside.
"I'd feel better if he was in the 10 role and I don't think that would crowd it up, Bellingham would sit alongside Rice and he would then have the freedom to go forward if he wanted to do that.”
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Today, 12:06By Anthony Chapman
England Euro hopes predicted
Renowned psychicStina Garbis from the tarot reading platformTarotoohas revealed her predictions for England’s success at Euro 2024.
Pulling theLoverscard when considering whether England can win, Stina explained: “Generally, when looking for a yes or no answer from the cards, theLoversis giving a yes!”
“TheLoversreflects harmony and maturity, suggesting the England team have the knowledge within them to make the right choices in moving forward towards a potential victory.”
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Today, 11:44By Anthony Chapman
Legend's new look stuns fans
Fans have been left stunned after seeing that a Euro 2024 coach has dramatically changed his trim since his playing days.
Marek Hamsik was once a top player for Napoli and Slovakia.
But now he is the assistant boss of his country.
And the ace has shaved off his trademark mohawk for a more traditional style at the Euros.
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Today, 11:17By Anthony Chapman
Neville demands Mainoo England start
Gary Neville hopes Kobbie Mainoo starts for England against Denmark.
He said: "Balance demands that, as the tournament progresses, Alexander-Arnold may be sacrificed in midfield and Kobbie Mainoo played instead.
“Every good team has a player who can receive a ball on the half turn, set the rhythm of the team and control a game.
"I love Bellingham, Rice and Alexander-Arnold. They are all amazing players.
"But I’m not convinced the current midfield three can provide that.”
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Today, 10:55By Anthony Chapman
New role for England duo
Ollie Watkins and Ivan Toney were tasked with pretending to be Serbia in preparation for England's opening game of Euro 2024.
Asked if they had played alongside Harry Kane in training,Aston Villastar Watkins replied: “No, we haven’t.
“We’ve done a lot of tactical stuff, but it’s normally me and Ivan pretending to be Serbia.
“We weren’t too bad! Ivan makes a good Mitrovic and I was Vlahovic.”
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Today, 10:42By Anthony Chapman
Latest - England fitness update
England are still without Luke Shaw for the game against Denmark.
The Man United star is continuing his own individualised training programme.
But England's 25 other stars are out for team training this morning.
And Gareth Southgate could keep faith with the same starting XI that beat Serbia 1-0.
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Today, 10:15By Anthony Chapman
Ronnie under fire for gesture
Cristiano Ronaldo was criticised for an unsportsmanlike gesture in Portugal's win over Czech Republic.
Ronnie celebrated his side's late victory with some bizarre behaviour.
And fans were left unimpressed with the veteran's actions.
Was Ronaldo right to celebrate like this?
RON-BELIEVABLE 'Says it all' - Fans fume at Cristiano Ronaldo's unsportsmanlike gestureCopied
Today, 09:31By Anthony Chapman
Good morning Euros fans
It was a wet and rainy day in Germany yesterday.
But one worker tried a hilariously novel way to clear water from one pitch.
Check it out below:
Euros 2024 fans in stitches and praise stadium worker for bizarre ways he tries to solve flooding problem
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