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Wednesday 27 June 2018

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Germany out of the World Cup: How an extraordinary afternoon unfolded
NEW The unthinkable has happened - Germany , reigning world champions, the consummate tournament team, are out of the World Cup. Their failure to beat South Korea on Wednesday afternoon, combined with Sweden's comfortable win over Mexico , saw Joachim Low's men exit Russia at the group stage - their first World Cup elimination at this point for 80 years. Sweden won the group by beating Mexico 3-0 in the other match taking place at the same time, meaning Germany needed to defeat South Korea to get through in second place. 

NEW SOUTH KOREA 2-0 GERMANY - MATT BARLOW IN KAZAN: Germany are out of the World Cup at the group stage for the first time ever after the defending champions slumped to a 2-0 defeat against South Korea.

NEW MEXICO 0-3 SWEDEN: Sweden are through to the knockout stages of the World Cup after thrashing Mexico 3-0 in Ekaterinburg to seal their passage into the last 16.

The Monterrey player picked up the fastest card in World Cup history when he clattered into the back of Sweden striker Ola Toivonen after just 15 seconds during the Group F clash on Wednesday.
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Tottenham forced to rip out 15,000 seats from their new stadium
Tottenham have been made to rip out 15,000 seats at their new £1billion stadium after they were mistakenly installed without a protective pigment.  Workers were meant to add a pigment to the navy blue dye that coloured the seats but accidentally left it out making them vulnerable to bad weather.

AC Milan have been banned by UEFA from competing in the Europa League for the next two seasons after breaching Financial Fair Play rules.

Brazil's SporTV reported Wednesday that Rafaella Santos was so excited at her brother's last-gasp goal in the tricky win against minnows Costa Rica that she collided with a friend and injured her arm.

Jack Rodwell's pay was due to drop to around £42,000 a week this season in League One with one year left on his contract. He made just two appearances in the league last season.
LATEST ON ENGLAND'S WORLD CUP QUEST
 

England arrive in Kaliningrad as Gareth Southgate's side prepare for Group G decider
England have arrived in Kaliningrad ahead of their game against Belgium. Gareth Southgate's side are involved in a straight shoot-out with Belgium to take top spot in Group G. The teams are level on points with England possessing a goals scored advantage. The Three Lions have already secured a place in the knockout stages but know a draw or victory in Thursday night's game would earn them top spot. 

England now travel to a city of ghosts and — it must be said — a place where that boorish song about ‘10 German bombers’ and the ‘RAF from England’ could hardly be more inappropriate.

Thursday's game decides which of the two teams takes top spot in Group G, but Gary Neville believes changes have to be made to avoid fatigue in the latter stages of the World Cup.

Gareth Southgate will lead England into the final game of Group G against Belgium knowing a victory will see his team finish top. The two sides are level on points after wins in their opening games.

Skomina was the man in the middle for one of the Three Lions' most embarrassing nights as Roy Hodgson's side crashed out of Euro 2016, though they were awarded an early penalty.

Harry Kane celebrating again as he takes on Kyle Walker in sprint race
England's stars are aiming for a sprint finish in Group G as they look to pip Belgium to top spot tomorrow night - and this morning the squad engaged in a series of sprint challenges, with captain Harry Kane racing to victory over his former Tottenham team-mate Kyle Walker. Kane, currently top scorer at the World Cup on five goals, is set to start tomorrow.

Gareth Southgate is ready to give Harry Kane the chance to surge ahead in the race for the Golden Boot against Belgium on Thursday night.

SAMI MOKBEL IN REPINO: England's players will split a pot of £5million if they go on to win the World Cup — but that’s only half as much as Group G rivals Belgium!

CHARLES SALE - SPORTS AGENDA IN RUSSIA: England's smooth progress to the last 16 of the World Cup has captivated the nation — except, it seems, the blazers on the FA council.

Twelve of Belgium's 23 man squad play for English clubs, while four others have done so previously and manager Roberto Martinez has spent most of his career in the country.

'What do I do? Put Kun on?': Argentina boss caught on camera asking Messi if he should bring Aguero on as sub in astonishing show of who REALLY is in charge of World Cup rescue bid

Argentina boss Jorge Sampaoli appeared to ask Lionel Messi if he should send on Sergio Aguero late into their desperate bid to make the last-16 at the World Cup. Marcos Rojo scored a dramatic winner over Nigeria as the two-time winners left it late to secure their place in the knockout stages in Russia. But it appears that the chaos that marked their buildup to the must-win clash with the African side spilled over onto the pitch in St Petersburg on Tuesday night.

Diego Maradona insists he has no health concerns despite being taken ill
Diego Maradona has declared 'I am fine' after fears were raised for his health following Argentina's win against Nigeria at the World Cup... but has admitted to binging on white wine. The Argentine legend has confessed he binged on white wine before being helped away from his VIP box after falsely being declared dead following Argentina’s dramatic win against Nigeria. Maradona rubbished reports he had suffered a fatal heart attack in a WhatsApp recording he sent to a journalist pal and admitted: 'Where we were they were only serving white wine. Yes, we drank all the wine, but now I'm talking to you and I'm telling you the truth.' 

It was a rollercoaster night for Argentina and nobody seemed to ride the gamut of emotions more than Diego Maradona. A night that started with him dancing ended in denials of his death.

Lionel Messi was under immense pressure from media and supporters in his homeland to deliver in Tuesday's clash with Argentina facing elimination from the World Cup at the group stages.

The Argentina star scored a stunning goal against Nigeria to break the deadlock - and open his account for the tournament - before Marcos Rojo bagged a late winner to book a spot in the last-16.

Steven Gerrard hands No 8 shirt to Liverpool new signing Naby Keita
Naby Keita has recalled the moment he was given his Liverpool No 8 shirt from former incumbent and club icon Steven Gerrard and vowed: 'I'll try to do as much as he did – that's my motivation.' Keita will be officially unveiled as a Liverpool player next week following his pre-agreement with RB Leipzig last summer. The 23-year-old will become the first player to wear the iconic shirt since May 2015, when Gerrard left the club for MLS side LA Galaxy. Keita has revealed how he was surprised by the club's former under-18s manager during his first visit to their Melwood training base once his move had been confirmed.

McLaren have put Kimi Raikkonen on their shortlist to replace Fernando Alonso should the Spaniard retire from Formula One at the end of the season.

The 36-year-old American is ranked 183 but will be placed in the draw as the number 25 seed to ensure that neither she nor other top players can meet each other until the third round at the earliest.

It's understood that United have improved their contract offer in the last few weeks and Fellaini will confirm that he is staying at United on Sunday - the day after his current deal runs out.

NEW Winning the World Cup is quickly becoming a poisoned chalice with Germany now the third-straight holder to exit the competition at the group stage.
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'Thank God!': Thousands of Argentina fans go wild in Buenos Aires after World Cup salvation... but there's despair in Nigeria

Marcos Rojo's late winning goal for Argentina against Nigeria was met with wild scenes back home in Buenos Aires. Facing an ignominious early exit from the World Cup with just four minutes to go in their final group-stage match, Manchester United defender Rojo became the most unlikely of heroes with a sweetly-struck volley, which sparked delerium both on the pitch and in the stands in St Petersburg, and back in the nation's capital city. A video from the Plaza San Martin in central Buenos Aires shows the moment thousands of fans, watching the game on a big screen, saw Rojo's goal go in 8,205 miles away in Russia, and their incredible reaction.

Marcos Rojo eats pizza to celebrate goal that sent Argentina to World Cup knockout rounds
It is not often that a defender manages to take on a slice of the goalscoring action. But Marcos Rojo had only one method in mind when it came to celebrating his dramatic intervention in Argentina's late win against Nigeria at the World Cup. Rojo struck a sweet volley into the back of the Super Eagles' net to send Argentina through to the knockout stages of the competition with a 2-1 win.

Golden Boots have evaded him, World Cup glory has been denied in the cruellest fashion, one tournament came and went before he could score, but finally it's given something back to him.

Golden Boots have evaded him, World Cup glory has been denied in the cruellest fashion, one tournament came and went before he could score, but finally it's given something back to him.

The South Americans dumped the Super Eagles out of the 2018 World Cup courtesy of a dramatic late volley from Marcos Rojo. The result saw Nigeria finish third and Argentina progress in second.

Cristiano Ronaldo and Co look focused as Portugal train ahead of Uruguay clash
Cristiano Ronaldo showed off his astonishing leg muscles as Portugal trained at their Moscow base on Wednesday morning ahead of the tough last-16 clash against Uruguay. The weight of this contest is so apparent that unlike Portugal's previous training sessions in Russia, there was a certain air of focus and intensity about it on Wednesday. Portugal seemed to be taking it easy in training, particularly after drawing with Spain in their opening game, but on Wednesday there was no thoughts spared for saving legs later down the line.

Fans go wild for ITV commentary duo Ally McCoist and Jon Champion
Every major World Cup has a star. James Rodriguez in Brazil four years ago, Diego Maradona in 1986 and Ronaldo in 2002 are a few that come to mind. Arguably the standout performances in Russia though are coming from ITV commentary duo Jon Champion and Ally McCoist, who have left fans engrossed during the games they are covering.

The 33-year-old has been in sensational form in Russia so far, scoring four times from three games to help his country navigate Group B and qualify in second place.

People are now wondering if The Simpsons have predicted the World Cup final this year after social media users stumbled across the 1997 episode 'The Cartridge Family'.

Serbia's motivation is clear. They must use the anger and frustration of what happened against Switzerland to make history and beat Brazil.

Hector Cuper has departed his role as Egypt manager following a dismal World Cup campaign that culminated in a group stage exit while questions remain whether Mohamed Salah will stay.

IAN LADYMAN IN MOSCOW: Denmark and France were booed off at the final whistle by supporters in Moscow after playing out the first scoreless draw of the tournament.

Luke Donald's stunning six-bedroom mansion goes on the market for $4.5m 
Former world No 1 golfer Luke Donald has put his Illinois mansion on the market for $4.5million (£3.4m). Donald and his wife Diane have owned the property in Northfield, Illinois, since 2008, when they purchased the six-bedroom home for $3.75m (£2.83m). While the couple have lived in the home, on and off, for 10 years, Donald still clearly has significant pride about his home country. His office has a large Union Jack carpet.

According to the Evening Standard, the Blues are preparing a double-your-money five-year contract proposal for the 23-year-old centre-back worth in the region of £60,000-per-week.

Southampton are closing in on their second signing of the summer in the shape of Basle midfielder Mohamed Elyounoussi as Dusan Tadic nears the St Mary's exit door.

The goalkeeper, who received his first England call-up last November, spent last season on loan at Norwich City in the Championship where he played every league game for the Canaries.

MIKE DICKSON: John McEnroe has hit back at critics of his BBC pay packet by maintaining that he is worth every penny of what he is paid by the corporation to work at Wimbledon.

Joshua and Hearn meet with DAZN as Povetkin deal edges closer
Anthony Joshua and Eddie Hearn have been 'making plans' with representatives of Alexander Povetkin as a heavyweight showdown in the autumn edges closer. AJ looks set to defend his WBA, WBO and IBF heavyweight titles against the Russian at Wembley in September, despite having been locked in talks with Deontay Wilder's team for several months. Shelly Finkel, Wilder's co-manager, revealed on Tuesday that they had been offered a fight with Joshua in London in April 2019, before which Joshua will put his titles on the line against the 38-year-old Russian.

The Football Association have charged West Ham with failing to control their fans after the shameful scenes that marred Burnley's 3-0 win at the London Stadium in March.

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW BY DANIEL MATTHEWS: Hearn blamed Team Wilder for the failure to strike a deal. But Deas claims 'we've done everything possible to make the fight.'

The ban announced Wednesday following a judicial hearing means Folau, who plays for the New South Wales Waratahs, will miss Friday's Super Rugby match against Melbourne.

Judy Murray has warned against expecting too much, too soon of her son, Andy, despite his impressive win over Stan Wawrinka on Monday.
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Manchester United star Sanchez is joined by his dogs as he trains in Chile ahead of the
While the majority of the world’s elite footballers are in Russia, Alexis Sanchez has been getting fit for his first full Manchester United season by training with his dogs in Chile. Sanchez isn't at the World Cup after Chile failed to qualify but the winger has been putting in the hard work in his home city of Tocopilla. The 29-year-old is known for his love of his dogs Atom and Humber and couldn't resist letting them join in with his workout. After a difficult start to his United career, Sanchez will be especially eager to make a major impact for Jose Mourinho's side next season.

Southampton sign Armstrong from Celtic in £7m deal as they unveil Hughes' first signing with Panini sticker video

Southampton have confirmed the signing of Stuart Armstrong from Celtic on a four-year deal. The Scotland international has joined the Premier League side for a fee believed to be in the region of £7million.

Cardiff City have moved to beat West Brom to the £9million signing of Bristol City forward Bobby Reid. Albion were looking to offer £7m for Reid but Cardiff have proposed a deal worth up to £9m.

Borussia Dortmund sporting director Michael Zorc has confirmed that Sokratis Papastathopoulos is closing in on a move to  Arsenal.

Moses Odubajo joined up with Celtic in Austria on Wednesday night  - with the Hull City full-back set for talks with Brendan Rodgers about a possible move to Glasgow.

Roma land Javier Pastore from Paris Saint-Germain in £22m deal
Roma have continued their transfer spree by signing Javier Pastore from Paris Saint-Germain on a five-year contract for a fee of £22million (24.7 million euros). The attacking midfielder, who was omitted from Argentina's 23-man World Cup squad, joined PSG in 2011 and has made 269 appearances across all competitions for the Ligue 1 side. The 29-year-old, who has 29 caps for Argentina, has won five French league titles along with 14 other domestic trophies with PSG.

Middlesbrough complete £7m capture of Bristol City defender Aden Flint
Aden Flint has completed his £7million move to Middlesbrough. The 28-year-old defender has put pen to paper at the Riverside, bringing to an end his five-year stay at Ashton Gate. City's chief executive officer Mark Ashton said: 'There has been significant interest in Aden for a lengthy period and it's the correct time in his career for him to move on.'

The club are hoping to hold their first match at the stadium in north London when they face Liverpool in the Premier League on the weekend of September 15-16. And it looks as though it will be ready.

Sunderland utility man Paddy McNair has completed his move to Sky Bet Championship Middlesbrough, the Teessiders have confirmed.

Steven Gerrard will wait until Portugal's World Cup adventure is over before contacting Bruno Alves to discuss his Rangers future.
PREMIER LEAGUE 2018-19 SEASON
 

Premier League Transfers - Club-by-club list of Summer 2018 moves
It promises to be another big spending summer among the Premier League clubs, especially those wishing to haul in champions Manchester City over the course of the campaign. But of course there are bargains to be had too and also the opportunity to grab a star from the World Cup in Russia. Keep track of all the major transfers involving senior players in the Premier League (those making at least one club appearance), as Sportsmail brings you all the summer deals right the way through to transfer deadline day.

The Premier League fixtures for 2018-19 have been released ahead of the new campaign. Find out who your team will be taking on and when all of the key dates are.

Just as one season ends another begins. Less than a week after the conclusion of the World Cup final Premier League sides will be back in action. Here is our guide to all the pre-season fixtures

Sportsmail provide you with all the new confirmed kits set to feature during the 2018-19 Premier League campaign. Keep track of every team's new designs for the coming season on this page.
OTHER SPORTS NEWS
 

Is this the craziest golf swing ever? Ho-sung Choi becomes a viral sensation
An online campaign has started to allow a little-known Korean golfer to play in The Open after he became a viral sensation thanks to his remarkable swing. Ho-sung Choi narrowly missed out on qualifying for The Open by finishing fifth at the Korean Open, where only the top two bagged spots in the field at Carnoustie in July.

The disgraced Australian captain has been pictured in his Toronto Nationals kit for the first time as he gets set to make his bow in the Global T20 Canada league.

EXCLUSIVE BY PAUL NEWMAN: Cricket’s governing body will almost certainly be forced to give up on including the gimmick of a 10-ball over in their controversial new ‘Hundred’ competition.

The tourists were chasing 144 to win after the Windies had been dismissed for a dismal 93 in their second innings, and were just 63 adrift at the start of day four.

The third seed was due to play a third-round match against Poland's Agnieszka Radwanska on Wednesday, but pulled out before that contest due to a hamstring injury suffered in Birmingham.

Deontay Wilder unleashed a tirade of abuse at Anthony Joshua, claiming that the British heavyweight superstar is ducking him. 

Lewis Hamilton believes the penalty handed to title rival Sebastian Vettel for a ‘crazy' collision with Hamilton’s team-mate Valtteri Bottas ‘didn’t weigh up.’
RACING
 

Sportsmail's racing expert Robin Goodfellow dishes out his tips ahead of Wednesday's meetings at Bath, Carlisle, Worcester, Salisbury and Kempton.

Despite increased security, the statistics released by Thames Valley show that the five-day royal meeting did not pass entirely without trouble.
THE BEST WRITING IN SPORT
 

1966 World Cup final hero Geoff Hurst admits he sees similarities between himself and
ADAM CRAFTON: In a World Cup year, Hurst's views always take on deeper significance but Harry Kane's exploits mean one of his records is now shared more widely.

PETE JENSON: The quiet man of Spanish football, has performed an admirable job by guiding the team into the last-16 of the World Cup amid the chaos of Julen Lopetegui's sacking

As many predicted beforehand, the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) has become one of the major talking points of the World Cup in Russia. We take a look at the good and bad calls so far

The net had barely received Harry Kane’s second penalty of the afternoon when the calculations began. England, it seemed, were on their way to topping the group. Oh, the calamity.
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