Euro 2016, England, Europa League, Laurent Blanc, Zlatan Ibrahimovic

Summary

Southampton appoint Puel as manager
Eight British teams in Europa League first qualifying round
Euro 2016 quarter-final: Poland v Portugal (20:00 BST)
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On this day...published at 08:07 British Summer Time 30 June 2016
Football
1998: David Beckham was sent off as England were knocked out of the World Cup on penalties by Argentina in the second round.
Eighteen years on England are still getting knocked out of the second round of competitions...
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The Daily Telegraph
The Daily Telegraph gives its backpage over to Marcus Willis. The British qualifier lost in straight sets to Roger Federer on centre court but, as the paper puts it, "won the hearts of the nation".
It's back to reality for Willis today as he returns to action in a Coventry League match. As yet there are no plans to televise that one...
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Daily Mirror
The Mirror also features Gareth Southgate turning down the chance to manage England. They also say that midfielder Eric Dier told England staff he was unwell before Monday's defeat by Iceland. The Tottenham man was subbed off at half-time.
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The I
The I features a picture of Marcus Willis celebrating winning a point in his match against roger Federer on centre court yesterday. They're also reporting that Frenchmen Laurent Blanc and Arsene Wenger are the favourites for the England job.
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The Daily Express
The Daily Express leads with Gareth Southgate's decision to turn down the England job on a caretaker basis.
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Good morningpublished at 08:00 British Summer Time 30 June 2016
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You could be forgiven for thinking that last season only just ended. Or that given Euro 2016 is still rumbling on it would be a while until next season started.
Well, for eight British teams the season starts today with the Europa League first qualifying round.
Aberdeen, Hearts and Cliftonville are among the 88 teams whose bid to face perennial Europa League winners Sevilla in Stockholm on 24 May 2017 begins in a few hours.
Good morning and welcome to Sportsday.