It's not just England's players who are coming home with their tails between their legs - mascot Leo the Lion was unceremoniously dumped under some baggage last night, before being chucked onto the back of a lorry.

It's a cruel old game.

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Iceland defender Ragnar Sigurdsson has suggested England were complacent before their defeat last night.

Sigurdsson scored Iceland's equalising goal before Kolbeinn Sigthorsson got the winner.

"They thought this would be a walk in the park but we had faith in our ability," Sigurdsson said.

"It went well. We didn't feel that England created any chances. We were just heading away long balls. I wasn't stressed in the second half."

No translation necessary here...

Niloc22:Easy for Iceland

Fashola Michael: poor, ugly and embarrassing

Len: Eddie Howe please

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Eight of the women's team who won bronze at London 2012 have been named in the Team GB hockey squad for this summer's Olympic Games in Rio. 

Captain Kate Richardson-Walsh is set for her third Olympic appearance, as are Crista Cullen, Helen Richardson-Walsh and Alex Danson. 

Striker Lily Owsley, who won the sport's rising star award last year, makes her Games debut. 

For the men, Barry Middleton is in an Olympic squad for a fourth time.

The Rio Games run from 5-21 August.

Is it just us or is there something a little bit Game of Thrones about the way Iceland celebrated victory over England last night?

A very impressive sight whoever you support.

Sorry to break it to you, Dan...

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Roger Federer has hailed Marcus Willis as one of the great Wimbledon fairytales after the British qualifier beat Ricardas Berankis to set up a dream clash with the seven-time champion. 

Willis is ranked 772 in the world and just months ago the 25-year-old, who works as a coach to amateur players, was considering calling time on a professional career that appeared to be going nowhere - before his girlfriend persuaded him not to.

"It's one of the best stories in a long time in our sport," Federer said. 

"This is the kind of story we need. I think it's great. I'm very excited to be playing him actually. It's not something I get to do very often." 

Former England captain Alan Shearer has given his backing to Gareth Southgate and Glenn Hoddle to replace Roy Hodgson.

Shearer, who has also said he would offer his experience to whoever is appointed, told BBC Sport: "Southgate fits the FA's remit and he's done a very good job with the Under-21s.

"Hoddle is a great coach who's still got a lot to offer. If they went down that route, I would back it."

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French national sports paper L'Equipe handed England's Joe Hart, Gary Cahill, Harry Kane and manager Roy Hodgson (three) the lowest ratings in Monday's defeat to Iceland.

No England player scored more than a five.

Quarter-final opponents France have been warned...

Carl Phillips: Pulis for England.

Kewilo: Better team won.

Stephen Shaw: 2018: Same again.

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It's day two at Wimbledon and our first chance to see former champion Andy Murray in action.

The world number two is second up on centre court against fellow Briton Liam Broady.

Top women's seed Serena Williams is first up on centre while Johanna Konta is second on court number one.

Number 15 seed Nick Kyrgios faces a tough opening match against experienced Radek Stepanek on court number two.

You can follow all the action here.

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Germany forward Lukas Podolski isn't a fan of Uefa's new 24-team format for Euro 2016, not that he says it matters to his side...

"The group stage was a little bit strange, because Uefa did some stupid things with the system. It's not about the smaller teams, it's about the decisions," he said.

"You lose the first two games and you still have a chance to get through to the next round. So it is a bit confused but for us, it doesn't matter."

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Bisham Abbey has the look of a local leisure centre but its inconspicuous appearance will pack joy and frustration today as the Team GB men's and women's hockey squads are named for the Olympic Games.

The men are currently getting ready for photos and talk is of Roy Hodgson rather than the Copacabana.

With just a shade over a month until Rio the time for focus draws nearer. After today, it'll feel a lot more real for some.

BBC Sport chief football writer Phil McNulty, like all of us, is contemplating the enormity of England's ineptitude.

Phil's also not impressed with how Roy Hodgson handled Everton midfielder Ross Barkley, who didn't feature at all in the tournament.

It was a dismal night for England as they fell to a 2-1 defeat by Iceland.

BBC Sport has put together a short video of six of the worst moments. Maybe watch through your fingers.

Calum Scotland: ha, ha, ha

Tony LeTigre: Bring back Hoddle

David Clover: Support rugby instead!

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Leinster and Ireland wing Luke Fitzgerald has been forced to retire from rugby because of a serious neck injury aged 28.

Fitzgerald has struggled with the problem for several years and suffered another set-back in Leinster's Pro12 final defeat by Connacht in May.

"I've had a wonderful rugby career which makes it easy for me to move on to the next stage of my life," he said.

The 34-times capped Irish player won a Grand Slam in 2009, a Six Nations in 2015 and three Heineken Cups.

You've probably had enough of hearing about England being shocked by a minnow so what about something completely different?

British qualifier Marcus Willis, ranked 772 in the world, stunned world number 54 Ricardas Berankis in straight sets at Wimbledon yesterday.

Here's the pick of his shots.