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Gareth Southgate have led the England tributes to the Queen following her death on Thursday at the age of 96.The Queen was patron of the Football Association and both bosses have thanked her for all she did for the sport. Tributes will be paid at the Nations League game with Germany at Wembley on September 26, including a period of silence before kick-off and both sets of players wearing black armbands.England men's manager Southgate said: "My thoughts are with His Majesty King Charles III, the FA President HRH The Duke of Cambridge and the Royal Family.

Without the brilliance of Bobby Charlton, England wouldn’t have that single Word Cup to its name.

A glory night for West Ham was mired in astonishing scenes of violence as host of hooded Alkmaar thugs stormed a VIP section housing family members of Hammers stars.

Sylvester Stallone had previously said he believed "football was for sissies" while Michael Caine's athletic abilities at 47 were summed up by co-star football legend Ossie Ardiles as, "Awful, and he couldn't even run twenty yards. "The two actors also clashed behind the scenes, with an unexpected victor. The Alfie tough guy dealt a swift KO to the Rocky champ during a shoot that left Stallone with broken ribs and a dislocated shoulder.

The weather took a glorious turn in time for the Easter bank holiday weekend and Michelle Keegan was craving the sunshine as she filmed indoors. The former Coronation Street star was less than impressed at working inside as she shared a photo of herself looking miffed in the reflection of a window as she captured the sun's rays.

READ MORE: Trevor Sinclair taken off air by talkSPORT after controversial 'racism' Queen tweetShe delivered the line that will go down in history "Good Evening, Mr Bond" before a crafty stunt double parachuted down from a helicopter flying over the stadium in Stratford ahead of the Queen herself staking her seat, with Prince Philip by her side.The sketch, put together by Danny Boyle, was even kept under wraps from the rest of the Royal Family, with it playing a major part in the ceremony which has gone down in the history of the United Kingdom.What's your favourite sporting memory of the Queen? Let us know in the comments sectionRolling back the years to when England famously won the 1966 World Cup on home turf, the photo of the Queen handing over the trophy to England captain Bobby Moore after their heroic 4-2 win over West Germany has been immortalised and is one of the most iconic images in the history of the country. Even in the moment of a lifetime, Moore still had a keen eye for etiquette as he met Her Majesty.

Leeds and Manchester City, among others, during an impressive career. He was England's first-choice right back at the 2002 World Cup and played every minute of the Three Lions' five matches.Though injuries got the better of Mills and he retired from all football in 2009.

Michelle Keegan is expected to have a long-awaited break from acting when filming for Brassic wraps up at the end of this week.The 34-year-old actress has been working back-to-back over the years and it's been reported that she’s planning a well-earned rest.The former Coronation Street star, who currently plays Erin Croft in hit Sky show Brassic, has just shot seasons three and four.With filming wrapping up this week, Michelle will be taking time out before starting her next project.A source told The Sun: “Michelle is one of the hardest working actresses in the country.

Bayern Munich star Robert Lewandowski missed out on the traditional yearly award due to the coronavirus pandemic, prestigious magazine France Football sparked debate by collating the votes of 140 journalists across the globe to select a greatest XI.The shortlist included a bewildering array of names going as far back as the 1950s and as recent as current stars Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi.But there was no place for some of England’s greatest ever stars in the first, second or third XIs despite their outstanding achievements.World Cup heroes of 1966 Gordon Banks, Bobby Moore and Bobby Charlton were all nominated for their respective categories but missed out.Having been selected in a 3-4-3 formation, goalkeepers Lev Yashin, Gianluigi

John Terry and Tony Adams to be named in the greatest FA Cup five-a-side team of all time.The team was picked from a series of polls that were run on the official Twitter account of the FA Cup as part of a #5ASideFriday feature.Competition legends Terry, Moore and Adams all made the final four for the sole defender spot in what would be crowned the FA Cup’s greatest five a side team.And in a shock move, Raggett was also given a place in the final, despite having never progressed past the quarter-final stages with any of his eight clubs.By comparison, Moore won the FA Cup with West Ham in 1964, Terry won five at Chelsea, being captain for four of those, while Adams won it three times with Arsenal.But despite their incredible pedigree, the

EastEnders star Danniella Westbrook is no stranger to social media, but she has shared an adorable picture of her rarely-seen daughter catching up on some sleep.The star is mum to her 19-year-old Jodie and older son Kai, 23.She shares them with ex Kevin Jenkins.Danniella shared the adorable pic of her youngest daughter, lying asleep with their dog, showing the similarity between them. She captioned the picture with "Love is love" with a heart emoji, before tagging the Instagram that they set up for the dog, called Bobby Moore.

Harry Maguire was treated to a huge welcome home party as he returned from Euro 2020 duty.The defender suffered heartbreak as Gareth Southgate’s side fell just short of winning the tournament, having lost out to Italy in the final after a devastating penalty shootout.But the Manchester United captain helped make history, with England reaching the final of a major tournament for the first time since Bobby Moore lifted the World Cup in 1966.And Maguire, 28, was treated like a true champion as he re-joined his family after seven weeks away at the England camp with his teammates.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!There's a "very small chance" the Queen's secret "It's Coming Home" message to the Three Lions is an accident, says an intrepid Daily Star number cruncher.Royal fans believe they have spotted the phrase in Her Majesty's good luck letter to the England team ahead of tonight's Euro 2020 final which has sent Twitter abuzz.In her letter last night, the monarch praised the Three Lions for their "spirit, commitment, and pride" as she spoke of her memories of the 1966 World Cup when Captain Bobby Moore after the 4-2 win over Germany.But royal fans looked a bit closer at the letter to find another message to Gareth Southgate and his squad.One eagle-eyed Twitter user was able to spot the footie

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Royal fans are buzzing over the 'secret message' the Queen has sent to the England team ahead of tonight's match.Her Majesty sent Twitter wild after sending a good luck letter to the team ahead of England's historic Euro 2020 final.In her letter last night, the monarch praised the Three Lions for their "spirit, commitment, and pride" as she spoke of her memories of the 1966 World Cup when Captain Bobby Moore after the 4-2 win over Germany.But royal fans looked a bit closer at the letter to find another message to Gareth Southgate and his squad.One eagle-eyed Twitter user was able to spot the footie anthem "It's Coming Home" within her letter, written on Windsor Castle-headed paper,

Queen Elizabeth, like the rest of England, is wishing Team England all the best ahead of the UEFA Euro 2020 final on Sunday.

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Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!The Queen has called on the England football team to invoke the spirit of Bobby Moore when they face Italy in tomorrow night's Euro 2020 final.Her Majesty, 95, urged Gareth Southgate's men to take inspiration from England's 1966 World Cup triumph when they walk out on at Wembley Stadium for the historic showdown.In a brief note to the England manager, the monarch paid tribute to their "spirit, commitment and pride" of his men and sent her "good wishes" for the game.Victory would mark the men's football team's first major tournament win since the famous World Cup success, also at Wembley, 55 years ago.In her message, the Queen recalled presenting the trophy to Sir Bobby Moore on that

The Queen has sent a personal message to England manager Gareth Southgate ahead of the England vs Italy Euros final tomorrow night. In a statement released by Buckingham Palace, the Queen said: "Mr.

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World Cup winning squad in 1966, the likes of Geoff Hurst, Bobby Moore and Bobby Charlton.But Moore might never have lifted the Jules Rimet trophy had it not been for a dog named Pickles.In March 1966, the trophy was on public display at the Methodist Central Hill in London when it was shockingly stolen.After the theft, a package containing a piece of the trophy as well as a letter demanding £15,000 as ransom was sent to the FA.But before that could be paid, a middleman was arrested and the trophy was wrapped in paper and dumped by the thieves.Join our brand new sister website TeamDogs today!It's a place where you can share a picture of your dog in our Top Dogs feed and share your doggy advice.Scotland Yard launched a massive investigation