England
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New England manager Sam Allardyce said he was relieved to have got off to a winning start as England secured a late 1-0 victory in Slovakia
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England’s manager Sam Allardyce reaffirmed his faith in Wayne Rooney after the late win over Slovakia pointed his team in the right direction on the road to Moscow
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The captain again struggled to convince in a variety of midfield roles and it was England’s matchwinner who looks better suited to a free role
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Sam Allardyce made a winning start as England manager after Adam Lallana’s injury-time goal decided the 2018 World Cup qualifier in Slovakia
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Jan Kozak, the Slovakia coach, is a controversial figure but he has transformed his country’s fortunes on the field since taking over three years ago
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Sam Allardyce, the England manager, has picked eight of the starting XI from the Iceland game in Euro 2016 for his first match in charge, against Slovakia
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When Wayne Rooney said he hoped the England manager would ‘bring some of his magic’ to the job Allardyce spluttered with laughter, suggesting there is already a chemistry developing
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Jamie Vardy has said that rejecting Arsenal over summer was an ‘easy decision’ to make and he is now focused on Leicester and England
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John Stones, who has thrived since £47m move to Manchester City, tells Daniel Taylor getting in the blocks and the headers are what he likes doing best
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Jack Butland’s return from an ankle injury has suffered a setback and he may miss England’s October World Cup qualifiers
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The uncapped goalkeeper Alex McCarthy has replaced his injured Southampton club-mate Fraser Forster in the England squad for the match against Slovakia
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The podders pick their winners and losers from transfer deadline day, and do their best to get excited about the Sam Allardyce era. Plus, a Bundesliga lowdown; an ode to Robbie Keane; and everything you need to know about Rostov
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On 1 September 2001 England secured an extraordinary win in Munich. A song about Sven-Goran Eriksson captured the moment – but some of his victorious squad did not realise the game’s impact at the time
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Joe Hart looked set to start in England’s opening World Cup qualifier after Fraser Forster picked up an arm injury
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Michail Antonio, the West Ham winger, has come a long way from his days with Tooting & Mitcham and says his time in the lower leagues helped mould the player he is today with England
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Wayne Rooney has said he made the decision to take corners for England at Euro 2016 and ignore Roy Hodgson’s instructions and said he would retire internationally after 2018
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England captain Wayne Rooney says he hopes to end his international career on a high
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Wayne Rooney has announced the 2018 World Cup will be his final tournament with England after he was kept on as captain by new boss Sam Allardyce
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Sam Allardyce has said Wayne Rooney will continue as England’s captain but Marcus Rashford will find it hard to return to the squad unless he plays regularly for Manchester United
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After another lively display against Hull, Marcus Rashford is ready to make the switch from sub to certainty in José Mourinho’s starting lineup
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