England’s players react to Euro 2020 win over Croatia – Sunday’s sporting social
Three Lions’ campaign began with a positive result at Wembley Stadium
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Football
England’s players reacted to their Euro 2020 opener.
Leeds loved Kalvin Phillips’ contribution.
Kyle Walker’s trademark.
Michael Owen, Ian Wright, Trevor Sinclair and David Seaman loved what they saw.
Singer Anne Marie had her favourite players.
Liam Gallagher, David Beckham, Rio Ferdinand, Tony Adams, Chris Kamara, Peter Crouch Alan Shearer and Jamie Redknapp were ready for the Euros
Jesse Lingard and Harry Redknapp were supporting England
Trent Alexander-Arnold wished England well after his injury ruled him out of the tournament.
Ferdinand wore a snazzy shirt.
Denmark gave a Christian Eriksen update.
Injured defender Virgil Van Dijk wished Holland well.
David De Gea looked the part.
Cristiano Ronaldo had his eyes on the prize.
Toby Alderweireld’s kids were all kitted out for the Euros.
Leeds defender Pascal Struijk popped the question.
Cricket
Stuart Broad loved playing in front of a crowd again despite England’s chastening loss.
Isa Guha was disappointed with England.
Kevin Pietersen knew the reason behind England’s batting woes.
Brendon McCullum lauded the Black Caps.
Darts
Michael Van Gerwen had some football to watch before he could focus on the darts.
Golf
Jonathan Caldwell was emotional after his victory at the Scandinavian Mixed.
Tennis
Johanna Konta won in Nottingham.
Katie Boulter had an eye on the football.