That is all from Sportsday for today. You may want to head on over to our first live commentary of Euro 2016, where we will bring you all the chat from the England and Wales press conferences. They are scheduled to get under way in about 15 minutes.

Enjoy all the sport this weekend. We'll see you again next week.

Britain's former world heavyweight champion Lennox Lewis remembers his first meeting with Muhammad Ali and talks about how his "hero" inspired his career.

Lewis will be pallbearer at Ali's funeral on Friday, which will be attended by a number of world leaders, heads of state and celebrities, will be open to the public and streamed live on the internet. It starts at 19:00 BST.

Which non-football personality would you get to give the team talk before your country’s opening match and why?

David: Got to be the President (Bill Pullman) from Independence Day. That speech is epic. Gets me every time.

Dan Walker
BBC Sport in Paris

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On way into Stade de France with Thierry Henry. He's currently on selfie number 304.   

Great Britain have named their four-strong tennis team for the Rio Olympics, with selection based on the world rankings.

Andy Murray is joined by brother Jamie, Johanna Konta and Heather Watson.

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Stade de France

Five hours to go to kick off and the crowds are already massing here outside Stade de France. Lots of Romania fans are meeting up by the metro stop, which is a mass of yellow and red. The French fans are, understandably, in a combination of red, white and blue - and quite a few of them are wearing chicken hats.

Everyone I spoke to seemed confident of starting Euro 2016 with a win. Melanie (above) and her friends are going for a big France win, while Ghita Alin (below) says 2-1 Romania.

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Which non-football personality would you get to give the team talk before your country’s opening match and why?

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Ever wonder what songs Alan Shearer, Rio Ferdinand, Kevin Kilbane, Neil Lennon and other BBC Sport commentators and presenters use to soundtrack to the Euros?

Well wonder no more...

BBC Radio 5 Live

European football experts Julien Laurens and Rafa Honigstein believe England will excel at Euro 2016.

French journalist Laurens says Roy Hodgson’s team will "reach the final against France", with Honigstein, who specialises in German football, adding "no one will want to play this England side".

However Spanish expert Guillem Balague finds England harder to read, suggesting he does not "have a clue" how they will fare at the finals.

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Gary Lightbody, the Snow Patrol front man, narrates one Northern Ireland fan’s journey of going to Euro 2016...

You may have missed this the other day, but it's a lovely idea.

A handful of the Northern Ireland squad, a telephone and some bewildered fans...

Twenty BBC Sport TV and radio presenters and pundits have predicted what will happen during the next four weeks.

Have a go yourself with our own predictor.

From 17:00 BST it all gets underway here on the BBC Sport website. Follow build-up, radio and text coverage as France host Romania in the opening game of Euro 2016 in Paris.

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The Daily Mail are reporting that Real Madrid are ready to offer 24-year-old midfielder Isco to Juventus as they try to sign France midfielder Paul Pogba, 23, from the Italian champions.

Meanwhile the Sun claim Manchester United will offer Italy defender Matteo Darmian, 26, to the Serie A side in a bid to buy Pogba back.

Geoff Doyle
BBC Three Counties Radio sport

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From one £20m pound bid to possibly another at Vicarage Road.

Following the news that Watford have turned down an approach from Leicester for Troy Deeney, reports have emerged suggesting Watford have bid around that amount for West Brom striker Saido Berahino.

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Stan Wawrinka has turned to former Wimbledon champion Richard Krajicek to further his "knowledge and understanding of the grass".

In 11 appearances at Wimbledon, two-time Grand Slam champion Wawrinka has never reached the semi-finals, losing in the last eight in 2014 and 2015.

Krajicek, now 44, won the men's singles title there in 1996, becoming the first Dutch player to do so. He will join 31-year-old Wawrinka for the next four weeks.

Now here's a thing...

Jermaine Jenas is stewarding the Match of the Day Snapchat account in France. If any of those phrases make any sense, follow bbcmotd to see the former England midfielder arriving in Marseille, among other things.