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England are into the quarter-finals of Euro 2024 after securing a dramatic victory over Slovakia, who were just seconds away from sending the Three Lions home. Gareth Southgate's men were dreadful for the vast majority of proceedings but left it late to break Slovakian hearts and set up a last-eight date with Switzerland.
Ivan Schranz's early goal handed Slovakia the advantage before Jude Bellingham popped up with an incredible bicycle kick in the dying seconds of stoppage time. Harry Kane went on to head home the winner at the start of extra time to save England's blushes and send them to the quarter-finals.
Two more games are set for today, with France taking on Belgium at 5pm in a game they will be expected to win. Later on, Portugal will face Slovenia at 8pm with Cristiano Ronaldo still waiting to score his first goal at the tournament.
The Three Lions are among the favourites to win this summer's Euro 2024 tournament and you can get your hands on the brand new Nike home and away kits before the first whistle.
Just 20 minutes left of normal time. It's still 0-0, but it's been an entertaining one.
Both goalkeepers have been forced to make saves but France have looked the most threatening, recording 16 shots to Belgium's three.
Belgium have looked dangerous on the break, though, and Yannick Carrasco has had the best opening of the game, running through on goal before a last-ditch block denied him.
Gary Neville says England winning Euros is 'unrealistic'
Gary Neville believes it is 'unrealistic' to expect England to win the Euros unless Gareth Southgate makes some drastic tactical changes.
"I think everybody in the country has been crying out for more changes after every single match, from game one, two, three," said Neville on ITV after yesterday's win over Slovakia.
"I think the same clamour will happen again for Palmer, Trent Alexander-Arnold, for other players to come into the team to create more balance, more excitement.
"Getting over the line and winning is all important in a month-long tournament.
"But to think you can go through a month-long tournament playing like we are doing and get through to the end, I think, is unrealistic."
Italy boss Luciano Spalletti comes up with bizarre excuse
Luciano Spalletti believes Inter Milan are to blame for Italy crashing out of Euro 2024 in the second round.
He said: "It all began with how [Serie A] ended. Inter Milan won the title [with five games to spare] and I made sure they were still being professional.
"The manager Simone Inzaghi kept training them in a certain way because I was in touch with him often.
"Perhaps you are not as applied once you win the league so early."
Jude Bellingham could reportedly be banned from playing for England in the quarter-finals after making an X-rated gesture following his goal against Slovakia.
He was spotted moving his right hand from his face towards his groin, before thrusting it back and forth while staring towards the sidelines.
Bellingham later claimed that his gesture was an 'inside joke' between friends but A Bola has reported that UEFA may consider the act worthy of a one-match ban.
It would be a massive blow for England, who have only scored four goals in four games at the Euros with Bellingham grabbing two of those.
Jurgen Klopp has picked Spain as the most likely candidates to win the Euros ahead of France, England and Germany.
The former Liverpool boss recently attended the Mallorca Tennis Championships, where he was asked to name the team he believes will achieve European glory.
"At the moment it looks a little bit like Spain could do it, but Germany is good, France can be good, and England will be better, definitely," said Klopp.
Jurgen Klopp was seen wearing a Germany shirt at the Mallorca Tennis Championships (Image: GETTY)
England hero left 'disgusted' by late introduction
Gareth Southgate said Ivan Toney was left 'disgusted' when he was introduced from the England bench in the dying seconds of normal time against Slovakia.
Toney went on to grab the assist for Harry Kane's winning goal with a flicked header into the path of his fellow striker.
"There's no question that Ivan Toney was pretty disgusted when I put him on with a minute to go," explained Southgate.
"I think we've made up now! He had a big impact, with the second goal as well.
"I think if you put a sub on at that time, it's a last throw of the dice. He maybe doesn't even touch the ball. I completely understand it.
"I don't like putting a player in that position, but I just had a feeling that he might have been able to cause a bit of chaos."
A man was arrested after climbing onto the roof of the Westfalenstadion during Germany's win over Denmark on Saturday night.
Social media clips show a man climbing in the rafters of the stadium dressed in black with his face covered.
Police said they arrested the man after using drones and a helicopter to keep track of his whereabouts.
"At no point was there a danger posed for another people in the stadium. Dortmund police have ruled out any political motivation," they said in a statement.
While being held, police said the man told them he was up on the roof to take 'good photos'.
A masked man was arrested for climbing onto the stadium roof (Image: GETTY)
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