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Jason Sudeikis has explained the story behind the jumper he wore supporting England football players Marcus Rashford, Bukayo Saka and Jordan Sancho after it went viral on social media. The actor was photographed wearing a jumper emblazoned with the slogan “Jadon & Marcus and Bukayo” during the premiere of the second season of his Apple TV+ show Ted Lasso.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A royal expert has warned that Prince William risks 'blatant hypocrisy' after her jumped to the defence of the England players being subject to racial abuse but won't stand up for his sister-in-law.The Duke of Cambridge said he was “sickened” by racist comments made towards Marcus Rashford, Jordan Sancho and Bukayo Saka after the team's defeat at the Euro 2020 final on Sunday and called for those responsible to be “held accountable”.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Prince William has come under fire after condemning the racist abuse directed at English players – with royal fans asking why he didn’t publicly defend Meghan Markle.Following England’s heartbreaking defeat to Italy, Marcus Rashford, Jordan Sancho and Bukayo Saka were subjected to vile racist taunts.The Duke of Cambridge said he was “sickened” by the comments and called for those responsible to be “held accountable”.However, other social media users were unmoved by the statement.One Twitter user responded: “You have the ability to condemn racism – not just in soccer – but when it's directed at your own family members.“Please use that power.

on this link here.To their credit, England almost equalised when Rice won a header from a corner and Kasper Schmeichel made a decent close-range save to deny Mount on the follow-up.And Southgate did send on some big guns to try to save it, with Jadon Sancho, Jordan Henderson and man of the moment Dominic Calvert-Lewin all seeing action.Schmeichel had to tip over a decent free kick from James and Coady had a header from a Kane cross cleared off the line by Simon Kjaer before it was over.But it ended in even more misery when James also saw red following a scuffle at the final whistle.

Manchester City footballer Raheem Sterling has joined a host of football stars in a campaign to demand change in the wake of the Black Lives Matter movement.Appearing in a social media video alongside BBC presenter Gary Lineker, they're also joined by fellow England players Jadon Sancho, Jordan Henderson, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Lucy Bronze.Kevin De Bruyne also takes a stand along with former Manchester City defenders Vincent Kompany and Gael Clichy, and Bayern Munich’s David Alaba.Collectively, they read a message which says: “We are tired. We are tired of no one listening.