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Telegraph Sport -Kane will play on to lead England bid for home glory at Euros 2028 The back page of the Daily Teleraph reports on Harry Kane celebrating the Euro 2028 competition being held across the UK and Ireland. The England captain says he’ll ‘be there’ for the tournament. The back page also reports the FA’s slow response to the Hamas attacks in Israel is being condemned by its former chairman David Bernstein, who wants the Wembley arch light up in blue and white. Catch up on all the back pages here

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Star Sport – Euro 2028: Ghost Buster – Kane vows to stay on and slay Wembley demons The back page of the Daily Star reports on Harry Kane celebrating the Euro 2028 competition being held across the UK and Ireland. The England captain says he’ll ‘be there’ for the tournament. The paper pictures Kane talking to the UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak ahead of this month’s international games – a friendly against Australia followed by a meeting with Italy. The paper mocks up a conversation between the PM and Kane, with a quip about whether Sunak will still be PM…

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Express Sport – Euro 2028: Will Kane be there? Yes Prime Minister The back page of the Daily Express reports on Harry Kane celebrating the Euro 2028 competition being held across the UK and Ireland. The England captain says he’ll ‘be there’ for the tournament. The paper pictures Kane talking to the UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak ahead of this month’s international games – a friendly against Australia followed by a meeting with Italy. Catch up on all the back pages here

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Football roundup: WSL – the latest from the Super League, Champions League and more Women’s football is continuing to grow around the world especially here in England. What’s been happening in women’s football this week so far? Talking Points Women’s Champions League & Super League Man Utd earn draw in first CL game Manchester United 1-1 Paris St. Germain Man United bounced back to draw with PSG in their first CL match – on home soil at Leigh Sports Village. Substitute Melvine Malard headed in a corner in the second half to cancel out PSG’s opener in the second…

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Birmingham City appoint Wayne Rooney as manager Ex-England and Man United star Wayne Rooney has been appointed as Birmingham City’s new manager. Rooney, 37, has joined the Championship club on a three-and-a-half-year deal.  City’s boss John Eustace was sacked on Monday after 15 months in charge. The appointment of Rooney in the tole will see him take on his first managerial back in England after a stint in the US. Joining Rooney will be Ashely Cole, former England an Chelsea player and John O’Shea, the assistant coach of the Republic of Ireland men’s national team. Carl Robinson and Pete Shuttleworth…

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