"Four years after steering the Netherlands to glory, Sarina Wiegman has another Euros final to prepare for after her England side romped to a 4-0 semi-final win over Sweden on Tuesday night in Sheffield. It will be Germany or France in the final for the Lionesses, and Wiegman was delighted to come through what was initially a stern test against the highest-ranked side in Europe."Reuters exclusively reported how, from the Maldives to Venezuela, Iran gets oil to an ally despite U.S. sanctions. The widening energy cooperation, which includes ship-to-ship transfers at remote spots in the Indian Ocean, is helping cash-strapped Venezuela obtain supplies to convert its extra heavy oil and boost exports.
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"Alessia Russo may have score the goal of the match – and probably the tournament – in England’s 4-0 win against Sweden, but it was Beth Mead’s opener - and sixth goal of Euro 2022 - that wrestled the initiative back from Peter Gerhardsson’s side and set in motion their progression to the showpiece final at Wembley on Sunday. They will face either France or Germany."
"Tuesday’s Paper Round leads on Cristiano Ronaldo, who is back in Manchester, although potentially not for very long as he works on a transfer away from Manchester United. Elsewhere, Newcastle could move for PSG’s Julian Draxler, Fulham want Arsenal goalkeeper Bernd Leno, and Alexis Sanchez is a rumoured target for Marseille."
"England have struggled to do their reputation justice at previous major tournaments, suffering semi-final heartbreak at the last three, but current manager Sarina Wiegman thinks the team have improved under her guidance. The former Netherlands boss takes charge again on Tuesday when the Lionesses play Sweden in the semi-finals of Euro 2022 in Sheffield."
"Juventus will now determine whether Paul Pogba needs surgery for his damaged meniscus. The Frenchman was plagued by injuries during his second spell at Manchester United, where he failed to live up to his billing as the club’s record signing before leaving this summer on a free. He made his second debut for the club in a 2-0 win over Chivas Guadalajara on Friday."
"Sweden left it late to beat Belgium and progress to the Euro 2022 semi-finals, as a 92nd-minute Linda Sembrant goal sent them through to face England. Magdalena Eriksson was close to tears after the result but was under no illusions about the challenge ahead, as the Chelsea defender prepares to face some of her club team-mates at Bramall Lane next week."
"Frenkie de Jong would be open to joining Chelsea, despite recently rejecting their Premier League rivals Manchester United. Elsewhere, the Blues have lined up an alternative to Jules Kounde in case Barcelona hijack their transfer, Jesse Lingard is set for a medical at Nottingham Forest and Manchester City could walk away from Brighton\u0027s eye-watering demands for Marc Cucurella."
"Georgia Stanway described England\u0027s progression to the semi-finals of Euro 2022 as \"massive\" after her long-range strike earned a 2-1 win over Spain. The midfielder, who recently confirmed a switch from Manchester City to Bayern Munich, scored the decisive goal in the first half of extra-time. Sarina Wiegman\u0027s side will face Sweden or Belgium in Sheffield on Tuesday."
"Chelsea could be set to beat Barcelona to the signing of Sevilla centre-back Jules Kounde by sending Cesar Azpilicueta and Marcos Alonso to the Camp Nou. Elsewhere, Jesse Lingard has a choice between West Ham United and Nottingham Forest, Mason Mount and Reece James are set for new contracts at Stamford Bridge and Wolves eye a shock move for Crystal Palace striker Christian Benteke."
"Tuesday’s Paper Round leads on Manchester City and Arsenal, with the Premier League champions looking to sign Marc Cucurella after agreeing terms to sell Oleksandr Zinchenko to the Gunners. Elsewhere, Ivan Toney, Real Madrid and Timo Werner all feature in our daily round-up of the transfer gossip columns."
"We run through all the permutations as the final round of group stage fixtures begins on Friday. England, Germany and France have taken up three of the eight quarter-final berths, but which remaining teams can join them? Some groups are more straightforward than others, but we explain what could happen in the next four days.""We run through all the permutations as the final round of group stage fixtures begins on Friday. England, Germany and France have taken up three of the eight quarter-final berths, but which remaining teams can join them? Some groups are more straightforward than others, but we explain what could happen in the next four days."
"Frenkie de Jong has informed Manchester United that he has no interest in joining them, despite Barcelona accepting a bid the from Premier League club. Elsewhere, Real Madrid are hoping to sign Jude Bellingham from Borussia Dortmund next summer, Chelsea must convince Presnel Kimpembe to leave Paris Saint-Germain and Juventus eye Arsenal defender Gabriel Magalhaes."
"World Cup winner and former Chelsea, Barcelona and Arsenal star Cesc Fabregas is set to join Serie B\u0027s Como after leaving Ligue 1\u0027s AS Monaco on free transfer, according to reports. The 35-year-old veteran will drop into Italy\u0027s second division as he pursues a more successful final act for his career following an injury-hit spell in France."