While England: Last News

It was a tough night for England as their football team lost to Italy at Euro 2020 finals in penalty kicks after a 1–1 draw following extra time to close out the tournament. The evening turned out to be a sour one English fans who had been chanting the "It's coming home" mantra with a lot of hopes.

Euro 2020 fans spotted Germany boss Joachim Low picking his nose again during their defeat to England.Die Mannschaft were sent packing in the round-of-16 by Raheem Sterling and Harry Kane’s late goals at Wembley.While England fans celebrated the momentous occasion, it was also a big day for the 2014 World Cup-winning manager as he took charge of a last game for his country.It brings his time with Germany to an end after 198 games over 15 years, reaching at least the last four of all major tournaments except this one and the 2018 humiliation in Russia of a group-stage exit.Success has been a consistent factor in Low’s reign as the national team manager.But so have his strange pitch-side habits, which fans spotted at Wembley.With a minute of

Naman Ramachandran England may be going into a month-long second lockdown from Thursday, but it’s largely business as usual where film and TV production is concerned.The British Film Commission (BFC) has updated its COVID-safe rules for filming, which were first published June 1. While England residents are advised not to travel overseas or within the U.K., production is exempt.“This exemption covers all aspects of the production process, including scouting and recces.

England debut by scoring his tenth goal in seven games for club and country.And he already looks like he has well and truly jumped the queue of England strikers looking to back-up Harry Kane at next summer’s Euros.Conor Coady then marked only his second start for his country with his first goal since April 2018 for Wolves - in the Championship.And Danny Ings bagged the third as the Three Lions roared in a much improved performance inspired by man of the match Jack Grealish.While England boss Gareth Southgate called the build-up to this game a “circus”, he certainly ended it relieved he hadn’t sent in the clowns.And his side have now kept six clean sheets in a row - the first time in 14 years the Three Lions have managed that.What a way to