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UEFA Euro 2024: Is Germany vs Hungary on TV? kick-off, team news, predictions & where to watch 19/06/2024 – UEFA European Championship – (Group Stage – Group A) Venue: Stuttgart Arena After a commanding 5-1 victory over Scotland in their Euro 2024 opener, hosts Germany are set to face Hungary in Group A. Jamal Musiala and Florian Wirtz were standout performers in Germany’s impressive start in Munich. Julian Nagelsmann’s squad now heads to Dortmund, where they will take on Hungary. The Hungarian team previously defeated Germany in the Nations League two years ago, but they face an uphill battle to…

UEFA Euro 2024: Is Croatia vs Albania on TV? kick-off, team news, predictions & where to watch 19/06/2024 – UEFA European Championship – (Group Stage – Group B) Venue: Volksparkstadion Croatia and Albania will be seeking a much-needed win, after both lost their opening matches. Croatia is currently sitting at the bottom of the table (due to goal difference) so a win – with a healthy scoreline will be their goal. Goal difference could prove to be vital later on – four out of the six teams who finish 3rd in their group will make it through to the Round…

UEFA Euro 2024 fixtures today – 19/06 – Kick, off, where to watch Group A Germany vs Hungary (17:00, BBC One, BBC Sport) Switzerland vs Scotland (20:00, BBC One, BBC Sport) Group B Croatia vs Albania (14:00, ITV, ITVX)

City AM – Finally the England wine summer arrives Lead story The English wine industry is toasting the start of what it hopes will be a bumper summer for homegrown vintages. The once-maligned sector, based mainly in the south-east, has shown extraordinary growth in recent years and yesterday insiders told City A.M. it was set for the best summer of sales yet. Those hopes were boosted overnight by the award of a host of high-profile awards for English wines at the prestigious Decanter World Wine Awards. (Business pages)

FT – Russia scours China for second-hand machine tools needed to make arms Lead story Russia is scouring China for second-hand machine tools using shadowy networks of buyers, as the Kremlin races to secure vital equipment to increase arms production. Moscow’s covert strategy for obtaining precision machinery, uncovered by researchers, attempts to sidestep increasingly restrictive western sanctions and export controls that aim to stunt manufacturing for the military. (Business Pages)

Telegraph Sport – ‘Foden: I am worth my place’ The back page of The Daily Telegraph leads on Phil Foden who has hit back at critics who said his performance in England’s opening Euros match should see him benched for the next match. The paper reports he has said he can play alongside Jude Bellingham. Many critics slammed Foden’s lack on impact on the game – despite it only being the first match. (The Back Pages)

Sun Sport – ‘All smiles in the England camp: Cheese and Pickles’ The back page of The Sun leads on the latest from the England squad with Declan Rice pictured – taking snaps of other England stars. The back page also reports on pickle juice – the drink that helps players from not cramping up on the pitch. (The Back Pages)

Mirror Sport – ‘My Main Man’ The back page of the Daily Mirror leads on comments from England and Man Utd star Kobbie Mainoo. The footballer – away in Germany with the Three Lions for this summer’s Euros – has opened up on Man Utd’s decision to keep Erik ten Hag as manager. (The Back Pages)

Express Sport – ‘Eric’s My Main Man’ The back page of the Daily Express leads on comments from England and Man Utd star Kobbie Mainoo. The footballer – away in Germany with the Three Lions for this summer’s Euros – has opened up on Man Utd’s decision to keep Erik ten Hag as manager. (The Back Pages)

Metro – ‘Post Office in criminal conspiracy’ The Metro leads on the latest from the Post Office inquiry, where a forensic accountant hired to investigate the Horizon IT system felt he was “dealing with a cover-up”. Ian Henderson is one of two independent forensic accountants from Second Sight hired by the Post Office (POL) to review cases involving the Horizon software in 2012. (Today’s news summary – Paper Talk)