Tuchel on Kane, Ballon D'or and record: "Tomorrow he will start for us, it is a big occasion to present the Ballon D’or trophy to the fans and to have it the same day when he has his all time record, it is a beautiful occasion."
Jordan Pickford remains head coach Thomas Tuchel's first choice England goalkeeper and rightly so - but is serious competition finally emerging in Leeds United's James Trafford? https://t.co/yfHTnvNoZC
The England team training at Tottenham Hotspur training ground. Djed Spence and Ezri Konsa not on the pitch and following individual programmes 🏴
Bournemouth defender James Hill has been added to the England squad. Ezri Konsa won’t be in contention for the game against Croatia as he follows his own programme. He’ll train later this week before the Spain game on Sunday #AFC
🚨 Arsenal have been keeping tabs on Bayer Leverkusen striker Christian Kofane. Forward currently out injured but has 3 goals in 6 games in all comps this season. He played against #AFC last season in Champions League last-16.
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Josh King on being called up: "I mean it's an honour. Those two (Palmer and Foden) players you've named are unbelievable players and they're people I've definitely looked up to. It's just an honour to be here and have an opportunity. I think I'm capable of playing lots of different positions which is probably part of the reason why I'm here."
Josh King on the prep camp in USA: "There were a lot of people I learnt from in the camp. Jude was a big person for me. He took me under his wing and really made me feel welcome. Harry Kane as well, he really made me feel welcome and tried to help me when I was there. I think it’s a credit to the team that everyone here is a good person as well as a good player."
Confusion, comparisons and... clarity?
The Kai Havertz penalty claim for Arsenal had many scratching their heads.
Was it offside? Or a spot-kick?
A look at the pros and cons, and why the referee and the VAR ultimately went with offside.
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#ARSHUL – 42’
VAR recommended an on-field review for a potential penalty to Arsenal for a challenge by Mendy on Havertz - but determined that Havertz was in an offside position in the build-up.
REF: “After review, there is a holding offence by Blue No.32 on Red No.29. However, Red No.29 is in an offside position, so the final decision will be a free-kick for offside to Hull City”.
That was box office. The refereee Farai Hallam announces that there is a holding offence which would have been a penalty for Arsenal. However, Havertz is offside so it's a free kick to Hull.
That effort from Tzolis has gone so high over the goal its landed in the second tier. It sums up the half for Arsenal from an attacking perspective really #AFC