England's new star Jarrod Bowen breaks silence on Dani Dyer engagement rumours

England and Italy played out a 0-0 draw in their Nations League clash on Saturday night, failing to gain revenge for the Euro 2020 final last summer.The Three Lions, therefore, remain bottom of their group despite carving out several clear-cut opportunities against Roberto Mancini’s side. Though it wasn’t just England creating the chances.The best opening of the game fell to AC Milan midfielder Sandro Tonali in the first half.

England stars comments during Manchester City's title celebrations.Grealish had praised Pep Guardiola's decision to hook Riyad Mahrez after claiming he played like Miguel Almiron. The £100million man joked about Mahrez being subbed when he said: "Riyad, take him off the pitch, as soon as possible.

England will be looking to secure their first win of their Nations League campaign as they take on Italy at Molineux this evening, almost a year on from their heart breaking defeat in the Euro 2020 final.

England international footballer is said to have spent £55,000 on an escort that he 'fell in love with' and bombarded with messages before being booted out by his partner. The Sun report that the unnamed star became "besotted" with the escort and splashed out £35,000 in seven months in order to keep appearances regular, as well as spending £20,000 on presents which includes a necklace worth £2,500.

England teammate James Maddison on Instagram after the Leicester star shared a snap.Maddison shared a picture of himself wearing matching khaki cargo shorts and a utility vest - with a baseball cap and sunglasses. And while some footballers commented complimenting the 25-year-old's outfit, the Manchester City man had other ideas when leaving a comment.Grealish said: "Naaaa man said Steve Irwin," in reference to the famous Australian zookeeper - who would often sport a similar outfit.

Dani Dyer has been gushing over her boyfriend Jarrod Bowen on social media after has been away from home whilst training for the UEFA Nationals League.She said this is the "longest" amount of time they have spent apart in their relationship.Jarrod made his debut for the England squad on Saturday (June 4) and Dani supported him at home while he took on Hungary at the Puskás Aréna in Budapest.The Love Island winner and the sports star have been together for less than a year but seem smitten with one another.During a Q&A with her followers on Instagram someone asked her if she was missing Jarrod.She responded: "I miss him so much. This is the longest we have been apart but I'm so proud of him so it makes it easier."While he was competing in Hungary over the weekend, Dani had spent time with her one-year-old son Santiago at a Platinum Jubilee garden party.She expressed support from afar though, sharing a photo of Jarrod in his official kit and writing: "Oh I love you."Dani included an emotional-looking emoji and a red heart.This comes after Jarrod put a stop to the rumour that he was engaged to his beau Dani last month.He said: "No, people thought I was engaged, but I don’t know where that came from."Rumours had sparked that Dyer had said "yes" to Bowen after she posted a cryptic Instagram post earlier this month.Dyer posted a snap of her and Bowen on her story with the words "you and me forever" alongside a heart emoji.Jarrod, who is a winger and forward for West Ham United, was announced as a part of the England squad last month, ahead of the Nations League.Dani said following the squad news that she was "beyond proud" of him.She added: "You deserve this so much.

England fans have torn into Harry Maguire after he was left on the floor by Germany forward Kai Havertz during their Nations League clash.Maguire tried to hold off Havertz as a long ball was sent forward towards him, but instead ended up falling to the ground after being out-muscled by his opponent. The error allowed Jonas Hoffman to run through on goal and score, but Maguire's blushes were spared by the offside flag.One fan questioned: "Where was Maguire on that straight forward long ball.

Daily Star Sport takes a look at what the Three Lions boss got right and wrong on the night. What Southgate got wrong... The Three Lions were uncharacteristically sluggish in their Nations League opener on Saturday, and saw their nine-match unbeaten run come to an end against Hungary.

England will renew rivalries with their old footballing foes when they take on the European giants in the Nations League in Munich on Tuesday night, almost 12 months on from the Three Lions' iconic Euro 2020 triumph over the same opponents at Wembley. Goals from Raheem Sterling and Harry Kane saw Gareth Southgate's side claim a memorable win over the Germans on that occasion, but it was by no means England's most famous success over their international enemy.Back in 2001, the Three Lions thumped Germany 5-1 on their own patch in one of the country's greatest ever results.

England fans are buying tickets in the German away end.The two sides are set to face off in a Nations League clash on Tuesday night and The Time s report that there are fears that some Three Lions supporters have been able to gain access to seats among their opposition’s supporters in Munich.The article states: “It is understood that significant groups of England fans have been able to buy tickets en bloc, among them a party of 50 from one Premier League club" The tickets are being sold via the German football federation website but it appears that it has somewhat been without scrutiny.In fact, The Times report that they have been able to purchase a ticket to seat among the supporters of the home crowd for €45 (£38.50) by “using a German hotel address with a UK bank card and email address. The ticket will be returned to the German federation (DFB) for resale, with the €45 offered to a charity of its choice.”England have been allocated 3,466 tickets but there are worries that a more than 2,000 extra supporters could be making the trip to East Europe for the clash that will take place at the 70,000-seater Allianz Arena.

England forward Jarrod Bowen has revealed how he used to follow Manchester United as a youngster because of his inspiration David Beckham.

Gareth Bale was the hero once again as Wales claimed a 1-0 play-off win over Ukraine to secure their spot in the 2022 World Cup and set up a meeting with England in Qatar.In a sodden Cardiff City stadium, Ukraine had the better of the opening exchanges, with Viktor Tsyhankov, Roman Yaremchuk and Oleksandr Zinchenko all forcing Wales stopper Wayne Hennessey into saves early on. However, once again, it was Bale who would produce the game's defining moment of brilliance.The Welsh captain saw his fizzed free-kick deflect in off West Ham's Andriy Yarmolenko as the Dragons opened the scoring shortly after the half-hour mark.

England's defeat to Hungary on Saturday night seem to have got to some supporters' heads as many have demanded Graham Potter as replacement for Gareth Southgate, despite the current boss being widely considered the Three Lions' best manager in 30 years. The Three Lions who fell to a 1-0 defeat at the hands of Hungary, hadn't lost a game in normal time since back in 2020 after Dominik Szoboslai's penalty handed the hosts advantage.

Gareth Southgate says he was disappointed with the decision to give Hungary a penalty in England’s defeat in Budapest on Saturday night. England were beaten 1-0 in the Hungarian capital as they began a new Nations League campaign in underwhelming fashion. The only goal of the game came in the second half from Dominik Szoboszlai, who buried a penalty following a contentious foul by Reece James.

LIVE – Updated at 19:32England begin their Uefa Nations League campaign today as they take on Hungary in Group A3. Germany and Italy are the other teams in England’s group so Gareth Southgate will want to kick off the Three Lions’ run with a positive result this evening. The game was originally supposed to be played behind closed doors but the Hungarian FA have allowed 30,000 schoolchildren in to witness the clash after the hosts exploited a loophole against their punishment for racist behaviour.

England opened their Nations League campaign with a disappointing 1-0 defeat against Hungary in Budapest on Saturday afternoon.In a game of few chances, Dominik Szoboszlai's second-half penalty after a dubious foul by Reece James was enough to win it for the home side. England created barely anything in reply as Gareth Southgate's team slipped to a poor defeat in their first of four games in quick succession.While the nature of the penalty, given after James was adjudged to have pulled down his man, was controversial, England can hardly claim they deserved anything from the match.

England stars were left stunned after being booed by Hungarian kids for taking a knee in the Puskas Arena.The Nations League clash was supposed to have taken place behind closed doors due to UEFA sanctions against Hungary for previous acts of racism from supporters. But up to 30,000 teenagers under the age of 14 had been given free tickets and allowed to attend the game, accompanied by 3,000 adults.And the home fans brought shame on the sport when they jeered Gareth Southgate's players for taking a knee before kick off.

Sheffield United striker, who celebrates his 26th birthday on Saturday, recently landed himself in hot water after appearing to stamp on a Nottingham Forest fan following the Blades' Championship play-off semi-final second leg defeat at the City Ground. The unsavoury episode was just the latest in a string of incidents that have taken place over recent years involving the Scotland international.Back in January 2020, McBurnie was warned by the Football Association over his conduct after being spotted making a rude gesture towards Cardiff City fans while supporting former side Swansea City in a South Wales derby, and in 2021, the 25-year-old was allegedly embroiled in a street scrap.

Nations League clash against England.Last summer Styles was cheering the Three Lions on at Euro 2020, and now he's about to rub shoulders with his heroes in front of 67,000 people - quite literally living the dream.The 22-year-old Barnsley star only found out that his grandmother was Hungarian two years ago, and while he insists he's "still an England fan", he leaped at the chance to switch allegiances after being approached by Hungary boss Marco Rossi a few months ago."I’m still as English as any of the lads we’ll be facing," Styles told The Sun, "but for this game and the return on June 14, I’ll be giving everything for the Magyars."He made his international debut against Serbia back in March and started his first match a few days later against Northern Ireland, and is now fully embracing his newly-discovering eastern European roots."I remember watching the European Championship final last year in Manchester in a pub and nobody was more gutted than me when we lost out to Italy," Styles added. "Back then I didn’t know about my Hungarian roots - now I believe I could also have qualified to play for Poland, too."But Hungary approached me and the head coach Marco Rossi has been brilliant, as have been my international team-mates."Should there be stricter rules for footballers switching international allegiances? Let us know what you think in the comments section.Styles is a lifelong Manchester United fan and is keeping his fingers crossed that Gareth Southgate gives Harry Maguire the nod tonight, though the midfielder insists that he won't let the wonderment of the evening get the better of him."It will still be a surreal experience facing England.

Former England defender Stuart Pearce has suggested that Harry Maguire will be a crucial figure in Gareth Southgate’s England team during this winter’s World Cup.

Dani Dyer couldn’t contain her excitement last week when her footballer boyfriend Jarrod Bowen got his first England call-up. It means the West Ham player will be rubbing shoulders with the likes of heroes Harry Kane and Jack Grealish, while mum-of-one Dani will make her debut as an official Three Lions WAG.Taking to Instagram, Dani, 25, gushed: “Beyond proud of you.