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Kylian Mbappe - latest news after France forward suffers broken nose
Scotland prepare for pivotal second group game against Switzerland
Mainoo news conference: 'I'm ready to play'
Euro 2024 latest: Two matches to come on Tuesday with Ronaldo's Portugal in action
Premier League 2024-25 fixtures released
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Food Bowl's coming homepublished at 14:32 18 June
14:32 18 June
Spotted at Frankfurt Station.
Not a bad bit of marketing, that.
'The eyes are on Scotland for a change'published at 14:29 18 June
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BBC Radio 5 Live
Scotland fan Craig Ferguson, who walked all the way from Hampden Park to Munich, earlier spoke to BBC Radio 5 Live in Cologne: "Honestly, I couldn't have asked for a better reception, it was amazing, I think everyone has just been here in Germany enjoying themselves, of course the result wasn't one we expected and even a little bit more bitter for myself, having travelled all that way but I think everyone is just out here trying to take in the atmosphere. Enjoying being here is the main thing and then the football comes afterwards."
On what inspired the idea: "I wanted to do something special first of all for Scotland qualifying because like I said, it's even more special that so many fans are even able to be here in Germany taking in the experience and enjoying the whole thing.
"The eyes are on Scotland for a change and it's amazing, not only that but the opportunity to raise some money for this charity Brothers In Arms, a men's mental health charity that aim to and prevent male suicide, I got down the rabbit hole of planning it and thought I need to do this now!"
Image source, Andrew Milligan/PA Wire'Clarke's team selection will be really interesting'published at 14:25 18 June
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Scotland v Switzerland (Wed, 20:00 BST)
BBC Radio 5 Live
More from BBC Scotland reporter Jane Lewis at the Scotland camp.
On Ryan Porteous' threematch ban and who will replace him: "It probably will be [Grant] HanleyI imagine, he's been a go to player for Steve Clarke. He's a playerthat is very experienced, he came on against Germany.
"Ryan Porteous of course, after the UEFA control and ethicsdisciplinary body looked at that tackle, gave him an extra game because theydeemed it to be serious and rough play. So, yeah his tournament is over unlessScotland get past through the group stages.
"I think Steve Clarke's team selection will be reallyinteresting. Will Billy Gilmour come back into his thoughts for the midfield?There was a lot of people who thought that Billy Gilmour should have started thatgame."
What will happen if Scotland lose against Switzerland?: "Aloss would be absolutely disastrous. I think a draw obviously would be a positivebut I think when you talk to most people, they need to go out there and try toget all three points because not only would that put them in a really goodposition going into the last game, it would do so much for the confidence andalso trying to forget all about the disaster of the opening game."
Image source, Getty ImagesJane Lewis on Scotland camp latest updatespublished at 14:21 18 June
14:21 18 June
Scotland v Switzerland (Wed, 20:00 BST)
BBC Radio 5 Live
BBC Scotland reporter Jane Lewis has the latest news from the Scotland camp ahead of their match against Switzerland
On the defeat to Germany: "It was a real real sore one. It was disappointing, it was frustrating, it was just everything you didn't want to experience from Scotland in that opening game.
See AlsoCroatia 2-2 Albania LIVE: Euro 2024 football score, predictions, report and updatesItaly 2-1 Albania LIVE: Watch Euro 2024 plus latest score, commentary and updatesGermany 2-0 Hungary - Euro 2024: Gundogan doubles his side's leadEngland look easy prey for first decent team they meet at Euro 2024"The player's didn't perform, they didn't show up and I spoke to some of the player's after the game and that was the feeling among the squad really, that they could of done so much better.
"They'll be full of determination to bounce back, refocus and try to get their European campaign back on track, which they'll have to do against Switzerland if they want to get out of this group, which is there main aim."
Image source, Getty ImagesMainoo incoming...published at 14:16 18 June
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Denmark v England (Thu, 17:00 BST)
England
Kobbie Mainoo has been put up by England today to talk to the broadcast media.
We expect to hear from the 19-year-old Manchester United midfielder from around 14:30 BST - 15 minutes later than originally scheduled.
You can watch the news conference by clicking the play icon at the top of this page.
Image source, Getty ImagesFans' show of faith 'a great boost' to hurting Scotspublished at 14:11 18 June
14:11 18 June
Scotland v Switzerland (Wed, 20:00 BST)
Scotland
Scotland have taken a "great boost" from the fans who stuck by them after their Munich mauling, says goalkeeper Angus Gunn.
While the 28-year-old admits the 5-1 defeat to Germany “still hurts”, he insists Steve Clarke’s side are determined to repay the Tartan Army and are targeting full points against Switzerland and Hungary to progress from the group.
"Everyone's still bitterly disappointed from the result and also the performance. I don't think anyone did themselves justice," said Gunn.
"We let ourselves down, our families down and obviously the fans, which is probably the most difficult part to take.
"Seeing all the videos of everyone travelling over before the game, it looked unbelievable and even after a result like that, they were still there, singing and clapping at the end.
"It gives us a great boost, lifts us after such a disappointing result and just makes us want to want to repay them even more in the next two games.
"Obviously we've played against the pot one team now already, so that's out of the way and we've got a target - two wins - that'll get us through the group."
Image source, Getty ImagesWho needs a fan zone?published at 14:10 18 June
14:10 18 June
Scotland v Switzerland (Wed, 20:00 BST)
Not these guys!
Scotland fans were seen having a fun time on a party boat in Cologne.
Image source, PA MediaImage source, PA MediaMcGinn promises 'different Scotland' against Swisspublished at 14:07 18 June
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Scotland v Switzerland (Wed, 20:00 BST)
"You'll see a different Scotland" against Switzerland on Wednesday, midfielder John McGinn has pledged after opening Euro 2024 with a crushing defeat by hosts Germany.
A huge travelling support could not inspire the Scots in Munich as they fell to a 5-1 loss.
Switzerland joined the Germans on three points after a 3-1 win over Hungary.
"It doesn't take a genius to work out where it went wrong," said McGinn of Friday's one-sided game.
"On Wednesday, you'll see a different Scotland. A team with a point to prove, probably more to ourselves than anything else.
"Seeing the amount of Scotland fans in Munich, that's the disappointing thing, feeling like we've let them down.
"We can't forget the opportunity is still there."
Scotland finish the group against Hungary on Sunday, with the top two going through, along with four of the six nations who finish third.
No Scottish team has ever progressed from the group phase at a major finals.
Read more here
Image source, Getty ImagesGet Involvedpublished at 14:04 18 June
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Lee, an Arsenal fan: In reply to Lewis at 13:00 BST. I wouldn’t worry about Spurs getting to the final. Enjoy your day.
Scotland team newspublished at 14:01 18 June
14:01 18 June
See AlsoCroatia vs Albania live updateScotland v Switzerland (Wed, 20:00 BST)
Scotland
Time for some team news from Scotland's website.
The whole squad that arrived in Germany have remained injury free.
It's just Ryan Porteous who will be unavailable for the second game of the tournament.
Scott McTominay and Ryan Christie made their 50th appearances for their country, the duo will be looking to add to their tallies on Wednesday night.
Image source, Getty ImagesChoose your Scotland XI to face Switzerlandpublished at 13:58 18 June
13:58 18 June
Scotland v Switzerland (Wed, 20:00 BST)
Scotland
Scotland will look to bounce back from their 5-1 mauling by Germany against Switzerland on Wednesday (20:00 BST).
But who should Steve Clarke pick for the match in Cologne?
We've collected the squad here - who would you select?
Scotland fans in Germanypublished at 13:54 18 June
13:54 18 June
Scotland v Switzerland (Wed, 20:00 BST)
The Tartan Army have been arriving in Cologne, before Scotland face Switzerland tomorrow.
Image source, Getty ImagesImage source, PA MediaImage source, PA MediaScotland fans in Germanypublished at 13:50 18 June
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Scotland v Switzerland (Wed, 20:00 BST)
BBC 5 Live Breakfast
Image source, Getty Images5 Live Breakfast was live fromCologne this morning. The Tartan Army are in town and so was Rick Edwardsbuilding up to Scotland v Switzerland tomorrow night.
Thehighlight of this show may well be Scotland fans and brothers Greig Ross andDarren Ross who joined 5 Live Breakfast live in Cologne at 8.20am.
The team found the brothers asleep by the bar they were using for their broadcast the morning after Scotland played Germany.
Fans zones close after weather warningpublished at 13:44 18 June
13:44 18 June
Euro 2024 organisers have closed fan zones in Dortmund, Cologne, Dusseldorf, Gelsenkirchen and Berlin following severe weather warnings.
There were will be no public viewing at the five venues this evening, with thunderstorms, high winds and hail expected to pass over central Germany later today.
Turkey take on Georgia in Dortmund from 17:00 BST, with Portugal v Czech Republic to follow in Leipzig, in the eastern part of Germany, from 20:00.
Image source, ReutersImage source, ReutersTNS and Larne discover Champions League opponentspublished at 13:40 18 June
13:40 18 June
Two British sides have discovered who they will face in the first qualifying round of this season's Champions League.
Welsh side The New Saints will face Decic from Montenegro, who are in the Champions League qualification rounds for the first time in their history.
It is the 16th time that TNS have reached the qualifying rounds of the Champions League, but have only reached the third qualifying round once, losing 6-1 on aggregate to Belgian giants Anderlecht.
Larne from Northern Ireland meanwhile will be taking on RFS from Latvia over two legs.
It is Larne's second season in a row in Champions League qualifying, having been knocked out by HJK Helsinki in the first round last year.
Two seasons ago, RFS reached the group stage of the Europa Conference League, in a group alongside Scottish side Hearts, Istanbul Basaksehir and eventual runners-up Fiorentina.
Irish side Shamrock Rovers have been drawn against Vikingur Reykjavik from Iceland.
The first legs of the first round of qualifying will take place on July 9/10, with the second legs a week later on July 16/17.
Highlights: Slovakia hold on to clinch shock win against Belgiumpublished at 13:36 18 June
13:36 18 June
Belgium 0-1 Slovakia
Slovakia pulled off the shock of the Euros so far after a 1-0 win over Belgium in Frankfurt on Monday.
You can watch the full highlights of that match here.
Moyes bemused at VAR decisionpublished at 13:31 18 June
13:31 18 June
Belgium 0-1 Slovakia
Former West Ham United manager David Moyes and former Aston Villa striker Dion Dublin discussed the defeat for Belgium, the VAR controversy and the performance of Romelu Lukaku.
You can watch that discussion in full here.
'In the Premier League, that goal would stand'published at 13:27 18 June
13:27 18 June
Belgium 0-1 Slovakia
Former Chelsea striker Chris Sutton called the decision to rule out Romelu Lukaku's second half equaliser for Belgium against Slovakia "scandalous."
He added that the decision was incredibly harsh on Belgium and that if the incident happened in the Premier League, the goal would have stood.
"That is scandalous. It is ridiculous, it really is," former Chelsea striker Chris Sutton said on BBC Radio 5 Live as Belgium's celebrations were quickly squashed.
"Openda doesn't intentionally push the ball into his path. That is harsh. In the Premier League, that goal would stand."
Read more from Sutton on Belgium's shock Slovakia defeat here.
Image source, Getty Images'Scandalous decision' & 'lousy finishing' in Belgium shockpublished at 13:23 18 June
13:23 18 June
FT: Belgium 0-1 Slovakia
Slovakia pulled off one of the biggest upsets in European Championship history with their victory over Belgium - but it could have been prevented.
Ranked third in the world, Belgium were favourites to top Group E before kick-off but now find themselves playing catch-up after a wasteful performance in Frankfurt and a "scandalous" refereeing decision.
Chances came and went and Romelu Lukaku squandered several before having two second-half goals ruled out by the video assistant referee (VAR).
The first of which he was clearly offside, but the second was a more controversial decision with less than three minutes of normal time remaining.
Referee Halil Umut Meler was sent to the pitchside monitor before disallowing the goal for handball in the build-up by Lois Openda.
The Belgium substitute was in full motion as he fell into the ball while tussling with Slovakia defender Denis Vavro, with his arms seemingly in a natural position.
Read Emma Sanders' match report from Frankfurt in full here.
Image source, Getty ImagesCopa America starts on Fridaypublished at 13:19 18 June
13:19 18 June
Simon Stone
BBC SportEuro 2024 is about to reach the end of the first lot of group games but there is another major international tournament just about to start.
Holders Argentina open the defence of their Copa America title on Thursday evening local time (0100 BST on Friday) against Canada in Atlanta.
It is a tournament with a difference as six countries from the CONCACAF region are also involved - taking the total number up to 16 - with the event itself being held in the United States.
In total, there are 64 players at UK clubs involved. Jamaica have the most with 13 but there are a sizeable number of Premier League players in the Argentina and Brazil squads.
The final is in Miami on 14 July (0100, 15th July BST).
