"A throwback to some of football's worst hooligan excesses of the past"

So says BBC Sport's chief football writer Phil McNulty, reporting from Marseilles on days of trouble at the start of Euro 2016.

Have you been in France? What have been your experiences - good or bad?

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Images of violence have dominated coverage over the opening days of Euro 2016.

But what are your experiences? Have you been in France? Did you get caught up in the Marseilles trouble, or are you having a jolly old time elsewhere?

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2008: Midfielder Aaron Ramsey completed his move from Cardiff to Arsenal on a long-term contract for an undisclosed fee.

It is believed the man, who was in his 20s, was on his own and fell from a promenade onto a rocky beach.

Supt Nigel Goddard, who is in heading up the PSNI team in France, said he had been told the man's death was an accident and was not in any way disorder related.

Northern Ireland played Poland in the city on Sunday night in their first match of Euro 2016.

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George North has been ruled out of Wales' New Zealand tour after suffering a significant hamstring tear in the 39-21 loss to the All Blacks on Saturday.

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If you are bored of everyone wanging on about the Euros already, I would avoid all forms of communication for a few weeks. It has only just started. 

However, fear not, football haters... Watch some cricket: 

Did you know, you can catch up with every day of Euro 2016 on the iPlayer? 

Here is the link you will need. 

You can re-watch entire matches or watch our "catch-up" programmes which are mighty good if you only have eight minutes to spare or just want to watch the great moments. 

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I don't know how much he actually earns - it's just an expression. 

But Jerome Boateng's incredible goal line clearance was worth a fair bit to the Germany fans.

Watch here:

Zlatan Ibrahimovic is continuing to be coy on his next move. He has said he will reveal all "soon"... 

This has been going on for a while now hasn't it. Will it get boring? Is it already boring?

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Kyle Lafferty has said Northern Ireland were "overawed" as they began Euro 2016 with a 1-0 loss.

Regardless of the football, the Northern Ireland fans were up for a party. 

The Will Grigg is on Fire song has been in my head for weeks now. Is it getting annoying or is it still amazing?

Watch the match highlights here:

Former Northern Ireland defender Gerry Taggart says the country’s next Euro 2016 group game against Ukraine on Thursday is a “must win” match if they are to qualify for the last 16.

Michael O’Neill’s side lost 1-0 to Poland in their opening Group C game in Nice, their first match at a major tournament in 30 years.

“Ukraine is not going to be an easy game but we have to win that game - at least now we know what we have got to do," Taggart told BBC Radio 5 live.

“The only way Northern Ireland can win a game is by being positive and getting on the front foot.”

You can listen to more from Taggart right here.

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Wales have not been in a major international tournament in 58 years... and then they go and win their opening match. 

Can they take the momentum into the match against England on Thursday?

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So, how was your Euro 2016 opening weekend? 

I went to a one year old's birthday party where the little angel uttered her first words... 

I may be indirectly quoting her but I'm sure she said something about Eric Dier's "brilliant free-kick". 

Watch for yourself here...

Daily Mirror

And that is enough airtime for those "fans". 

Let's reflect on the actual football...

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The Daily Mail

There is a theme to these headlines this morning. 

The Daily Mail is also leading with Uefa's warning to the England and Russia fans, but have highlighted Wales' victory in their opening match against Slovakia. 

Relive that match here. 

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The Guardian

The Guardian has also reported on the violence in France. 

The Football Association has urged fans to start behaving following three days of scuffles.

Witnesses said trouble began in the stadium after flares were let off by Russian fans near the end of the game. Some then climbed across barriers designed to keep rival fans apart. 

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The Daily Star

In the Daily Star this morning, England fans have been warned to behave themselves in France. 

Uefa has given England and Russia warnings that they will be disqualified from Euro 2016 if there are any more altercations between fans or with police. 

More on the story here. 

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Good morning and welcome to Monday morning...

I know. But we can get through it together. Besides, we have another three matches from Euro 2016 to look forward to today! 

Let's look at the morning's back pages shall we?