England manager Roy Hodgson: "Wayne Rooney is the captain and has done a fantastic job. 109 games and 51 goals and there are not many players in Europe who will reach that success. We are very grateful for the goals he has cored for us in qualifying.

"I have to select teams against Turkey, Portugal and Australia. Rooney is an important player but the is not demanding to play in the opening game. I am under no pressure to select him.

On Marcus Rashford: "What Ryan Giggs says publicly and privately may be different. We have had good feedback from Manchester United on the player. We have a good group of forward players and plenty of players who can be in the front positions. If he continues to develop, there is no reason why he cannot become a regular in the England team."

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Early reaction - and with no West Ham players in the squad, Hammers fans aren't too happy.

Elliot Leaver: "Mark Noble becoming a shout for best player to never play for England. How he isn't in the squad and Rashford is is beyond me."

Stuart: "Shocking by Roy - Antonio deserved a call & Cresswell at LB. So much for picking form players."

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England manager Roy Hodgson on players returning from injury: "The most important thing is, I don’t want to name people, including in the preparation squad, who are not fit and we would have to sweat on their fitness. I want players who are actually fit, if they haven’t played enough games it does not matter. 

"You always have players who you want to have had a few more games, but also you want some players to have played less. I was happy to see Jordan [Henderson] back and these three matches can help with fitness."

England manager Roy Hodgson: "All you can do is prepare the team for what comes along and you have seen with Leicester this season and people asked when will they crack? Can they win the league? They prepared hard and were capable of winning every game. We have to make our preparation good and players have to feel they have a genuine chance of winning the game.

"I appreciate the support from the public over the last couple of years but I should remind them that the squad is still young and not having much experience."

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England manager Roy Hodgson: "The extra cover we have given ourselves will be finished with by the time we play Australia. I would like to tell the 23 then who will be on the plane to France.

"Leighton Baines has not played for us for over a year but Danny Rose and Ryan Bertrand has been filling in. Michael Carrick has played regularly for us but has been unfortunate with injuries. I spoke to them and Theo Walcott but you have to make a decision. It was a tough conversation but you have to do that as a coach.

"Walcott and Andros Townsend are not similar players. Townsend was unlucky to lose his place in the squad but since he has gone to Newcastle he has done very well. Walcott has not had regular games."

Here is that 26-man provisional squad in full.

Goalkeepers: Joe Hart, Fraser Forster, Tom Heaton.

Defenders: Nathaniel Clyne, Kyle Walker, Gary Cahill, Chris Smalling, John Stones, Ryan Bertrand, Danny Rose.

Midfielders: Dele Alli, Ross Barkley, Fabian Delph, Eric Dier, Danny Drinkwater, Jordan Henderson, Adam Lallana, James Milner, Raheem Sterling, Andros Townsend, Jack Wilshere.

Strikers: Harry Kane, Marcus Rashford, Wayne Rooney, Daniel Sturridge, Jamie Vardy.

England manager Roy Hodgson: "When we were thinking how many players were wanted, there was uncertainty over Jack Wilshere and Jordan Henderson, both are medically fit and it was better to add players to the squad. I am making life harder for myself by naming 26 which has to be reduced to 23.

"Danny Welbeck's injury did disrupt my plan because it is about balancing the team. We had a very good qualification campaign and you don;t want to lose players from it. We will miss the options he gives us.

"Marcus Rashford is one of the contenders. Competition is strong and he deserves to be selected for the main squad but I am pleased someone who has had an outstanding end to the season has a great future. He will have the chance to knock someone off their perch."

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Here is the 26-man England squad named by manager Roy Hodgson for Euro 2016.

He has until 31 May to exclude three players for the start of the tournament.

Arsenal forward Theo Walcott misses out on the England squad and has tweeted his view...

Manchester United youngster Marcus Rashford named in Roy Hodgson's provisional 26-man England squad for Euro 2016.

Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere and Newcastle's Andros Townsend also included.

Full news on the squad coming up.

Roy Hodgson is about to name his squad for Euro 2016. Stay tuned, full news on that will be with you shortly.

West Ham utility man Michail Antonio is proving a popular choice ahead of the England squad announcement. He's a right-back, a winger, good in the air, and can score goals...

Dave James King: "Michail Antonio - the kid has had a great season!"

Daryl Mains: "Antonio, has had a superb season at WHU, better than any of those big money failures like Sterling."

Warren Allsworth: "Antonio. No question. His pace coming from bench would be scary."

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There will be a Q&A on Facebook, looking back on an incredible Premier League season and ahead to Euro 2016 after Roy Hodgson's squad announcement at 11:00 BST.

It will take place at 13:00 BST.

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If you haven't heard already, Manchester United's final day Premier League game against Bournemouth on Sunday was abandoned after a suspect device was found inside Old Trafford.

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About half an hour until manager Roy Hodgson names his England squad for Euro 2016. We've been asking for your ideas on who might sneak into the squad...

Jayson: "Andros Townsend - he's been on better form than Walcott and the Ox is injured. Sterling will start so surely he will be back-up."

Stuart Chaplin: "Surely Marc Albrighton has to be a great shout for a #eurowildcard - how can you do more than show title-winning form?"

Cotswold Pilgrim: "We already have wildcards in Vardy, Kane, Stones (first big tournament) we also need proven performers like Theo, Wilshere & Hendo."

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Ronny Deila's last game as Celtic manager ended in an annihilation of a bewildered Motherwell in Glasgow.

The slick champions scored three in the first half through Kieran Tierney - his first for the club - Tom Rogic and Mikael Lustig.

They got another four in the second from Stuart Armstrong, Patrick Roberts, Ryan Christie and, remarkably, from their substitute, Jack Aitchison.

At 16 years and 71 days, Aitchison is Celtic's youngest-ever debutant.

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Former rugby league star Jarryd Hayne has quit the NFL after just one season to play rugby sevens for Fiji in this year's Rio Olympics.

Hayne played in Australia's National Rugby League from 2006-14 before joining the San Francisco 49ers.

"The Olympics has been something I have admired since I was a little boy, and it is an opportunity I feel similar to me joining the NFL," said Hayne, 28.

"The Fiji sevens team reached out to me. I could not pass that chance up."

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Chelsea captain John Terry "wants to stay" at the club after being offered a "different role" on a one-year deal.

Terry, 35, is out of contract at the end of this season and in January said he would not be extending his stay.

The centre-back broke down in tears as he addressed the home supporters at Stamford Bridge after his side's 1-1 Premier League draw against Leicester.

"We all want the same thing," said Terry in response to fans chanting "John Terry, we want you to stay".

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Arsenal captain Mikel Arteta and fellow midfielder Tomas Rosicky will leave the Premier League club when their contracts expire this summer.

Arteta, 34, joined the club in 2011 and made 150 appearances, scoring 17 goals.

Rosicky, 35, signed in 2006 and was given an award for 246 appearances and 10 years of service before the Gunners' final-day win over Aston Villa.

Manager Arsene Wenger described the pair as "two exceptional players and influences in the dressing room".

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Tom Daley secured the third individual 10m European diving gold of his career with a stunning performance in London.

Daley, who won mixed 3m synchronised gold and men's 10m synchro silver earlier in the week, was in second after two of six rounds at the European Aquatics Championships.

However, he then powered past Russia's Viktor Minibaev, who won silver.

"Winning feels great, but I feel in the best place ever which is a huge boost ahead of Rio," he told BBC Sport.