Euro 2020
Italy - England: Euro final on Sunday at 22:00
Before Euro final: Security failure at Wembley, fans raged, broke fences and invaded stadium
England in a frenzy ahead of the grand final: the English celebrated outside Wembley, many rioted on the streets of London, 200,000 people came to the Wembley area, most of them without tickets.
Some broke fences, UEFA had to release a statement. Regular updates ahead of the game at 22:00
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Sunday, 11 July 2021, 21:35 Updated: 21:53
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After an exciting and thrilling tournament, everything will drain for one evening at Wembley: England and Italy will face tonight (Sunday, 22:00, live on network 13) the Euro final, hoping to bring happiness and pride to their countries after a difficult year, during which both countries were severely beaten by the Corona virus .
Regional for the first time since 1968, or England for the first time - who will lift the trophy?
During the day we will post all the updates ahead of the big game.
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21:20:
Despite UEFA statement, journalists in England report: A total of about 200,000 fans gathered in the Wembley area, some did manage to enter the stadium and settled in the disabled areas and "invaded" the press stand. "The ushers are not felt," it read.
20:30:
England players took to the pitch at Wembley to soak up the atmosphere before the final.
20:00:
Embarrassing scenes before the game: Security breach in Wembley, fans broke into the stadium area.
This drew pressure and apprehension, but UEFA had to be notified and clarified: indeed fans broke through fences and entered the stadium complex, but not the stadium area itself or the stands, so no delay is expected in the opening of the game.
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England players (Photo: Reuters)
18:15:
The less pleasant side of the English fans: Watch the destruction in the streets and the rampage of some of the crowd in London.
17:20:
Nearly five hours to the opening whistle, English fans are already flooding the compound outside Wembley and providing a great atmosphere.
16:40:
Harry Redknapp tries to predict what the game will look like, and one thing he has no doubt about: Harry Kane will win.
"It will be a wonderful game. Both teams are excellent so there is a good chance we will go into extra time. But I estimate England will complete the task, and Harry Kane will be signed to the icing on the cake. We have the best ninth striker in the world, no doubt about it. And he will win tonight. It's written in the stars. "
13:20: The
injured Leonardo Spinacola who took off with the regional to London and watched the game from the stands, posted a message to his teammates on the day of the game: "We have reached the last battle at Wembley. Fate added difficulty to this journey, after the serious injury I went through. Now I'm ready and feel I still have a lot to give. I'll be back to running in the wing in a few months, but tonight I'm waiting to give one sprint to the lawn to celebrate. I'm toying with Brian Cristante "The first player to come to comfort me after the injury is waving something more important than my head. A regional breaker!"
11:45:
No changes in the squad are expected in Italy.
Emerson is set to continue to open at the expense of the injured Leonardo Spinzola who took off for London and will watch the game from the stands, Giovanni Di Lorenzo will open as a right-back, and Federico Keiza will once again receive credit at 11th.
Estimated composition: Gianluigi Donaroma, Giovanni Di Lorenzo, Leonardo Bonucci, Giorgio Chiellini, Emerson, Niccolò Barla, Giorgini, Marco Verratti, Federico Caiza, Chiro Immobilia, Lorenzo Insigne.
11:40 a.m .:
According to Gary Neville, Gareth Southgate is considering a lone change in the squad, with Bukaio Saka possibly coming off the bench.
Marcus Rashford and Jadon Sancho are set to open in his place.
Jack Grillish is expected to rise from the bench again.
Estimated cast: Jordan Pickford, Kyle Walker, John Stones, Harry Maguire, Luke Shaw, Declan Rice, Calvin Phillips, Buccaneer Saka / Marcus Rashford / Jaydon Sancho, Raheem Sterling, Harry Kane.
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"Couriero dello Sport" cover: "Such love, all of us together for Italy!"
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"Daily Mail": "Come on England!"
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"Daily Star" likened Harry Kane to Julius Caesar: "Emperor's time. A proud nation holds fingers, it's time to make history" (Photo: screenshot, from the BBC)
"People": "The Pride of England" (Photo: screenshot, from the BBC)
"Mirror": "We can become heroes" (Photo: screenshot, from the BBC)
Scotland National Party newspaper: "Mancini, you are our last hope" (Photo: screenshot, from Twitter)
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