So, it has been a crazy day but I think we'll call it there.

Thanks for joining us and I'll leave you with some of the key stories from today. Take care.

• Euro 2028: Uefa confirms UK and Republic of Ireland as tournament hosts
• Eden Hazard retires: Ex-Chelsea and Real Madrid winger ends football career
• Spain v Scotland: Was Hampden loss just blip in Euro 2024 campaign?

England

Jarrod Bowen on committing to West Ham: "I wouldn't be sat here if I wasn't at this club so it is only right to pledge my future there. It has been stressful getting it done, but now it is I can relax.

"I'm here and I'm happy."

England

Jarrod Bowen on seeing Declan Rice again after his move from West Ham to Arsenal: "It's good to see him. I haven't seen him since a few days after the final. We play each other soon when we go back.

"That'll be a nice game."

England

Jarrod Bowen on support from David Moyes at West Ham: "He's shown faith in me by playing me. It is about repaying his faith for bringing me to the club and helping me learn on and off the pitch.

"He's been great."

England

Jarrod Bowen on if scoring the winner in the Conference League final is connected to his England recall: "After the World Cup, we [West Ham] reached a level we expect of ourselves. We started slowly last season, myself and the team, and that win gave us swagger, in a good way."

England

Jarrod Bowen on whether he used missing out on the World Cup last year as motivation: "Yeah, but you've got to look at the squad here as well. Just being named when I did first was an honour for me. To play the games I've played was an honour.

"I was disappointed to miss out but I dealt with it."

England

Jarrod Bowen on his development as a player: "You get more confidence and you feel more mature. I'm 26 so I'm getting on a bit; I feel more mature."

Alex Howell
Football reporter at St George's Park

It's the first time that Jarrod Bowen has been called up to the England squad since September 2022. He hasn't played for England at Wembley yet and when asked has he thought about running out under the arch he said:

"Its the ultimate. I have four caps and I'm massively grateful for them. To play at Wembley, as a little boy you dream of playing at Wembley.

"Now I'm here I want to play at Wembley and hopefully I get the opportunity to do that."

England

Jarrod Bowen on the UK and Ireland's successful Euro 2028 bid: "It is a real buzz, getting all the different stadiums. Everyone is excited but there is another big tournament [two, Euro 2024 and World Cup 2026] before then."

England

Jarrod Bowen on whether he is returning to England a better player: "Yeah and the way I've started this season I'm playing the best football in my career, I think. I'm a dad now, I'm in a different place, you feel more mature.

"I've not had the opportunity to play at Wembley; I'm really looking forward to two good games."

England

Jarrod Bowen on his new deal at West Ham and returning to the England fold: "It has been a really special week. I got the call before our European game [at Freiburg], won that which was nice, then the new deal was sorted over the weekend.

"A special four days and I'm grateful to be selected again."

We'll be hearing from Jarrod Bowen in his England news conference at 15:30.

You can watch along by clicking the play button at the top of this live page.

The writing was on the wall for Hazard's last game for Chelsea - a showpiece final against rivals Arsenal before setting of to Real Madrid. He rolled in a trademark penalty to double the Blues' lead before completing the rout with an excellent fourth.

A bittersweet game for Chelsea fans but one that ensured their lasting memory of Hazard was him holding a trophy aloft after tearing Arsenal apart.

Let us know your best Eden Hazard moment in a Chelsea shirt here

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Francis Coquelin may never have recovered from this moment. Hazard picked up the ball in his own half, beat Laurent Koscielny, spun Coquelin with such vigour the midfielder ended up on the turf, beat Koscielny again, and looped the ball over the goalkeeper.

A wonder goal which set the Blues on the way to a key victory in their last title-winning campaign.

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Ask any Chelsea fan and they will tell you that this was the goal to stop Spurs winning the Premier League rather than the one to ensure Leicester did - although it did both.

After a chaotic and disappointing season for both Hazard and the club, the Belgian was introduced at half-time in the breathless end-of-season encounter and curled a sublime first-time shot into the top-right corner late on to end their rivals' title hopes.

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Before we move onto England build-up, here are just a few of Hazard's best Chelsea moments.

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Frank Lampard: Congratulations Eden Hazard. What talent and what a career. It was a pleasure to play with you and you are a top man in every way. Good luck with what comes next.

Juan Mata: My friend. What a pleasure to play with you. You are one of the best players I've played with. We had so much fun together. What a player, what a guy. Thank you for everything. All the best in your new chapter. Enjoy, you deserve it.

Willian: It was a huge pleasure to play with you my brother, may God continue blessing your life. Thank you for everything. Love you bro.

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Eden Hazard joined Chelsea in the summer of 2012, after scoring 36 goals in 147 Ligue 1 games for Lille.

Here is a timeline of his career before Stamford Bridge.

Nov 2007: Makes first-team debut for Lille in 2-0 defeat by Nancy

Nov 2008: Given his first cap for Belgium, aged 18, in a substitute appearance against Luxembourg

Sept 2008: Becomes Lille's youngest-ever goalscorer with a strike against Auxerre in 3-2 win

May 2010: Wins Young Player of the Year award for a second time, the first player to do so

May 2011: Helps Lille win a league and cup double, as well as winning Player of the Year

Oct 2011: Notches first international goal for Belgium

May 2012: Wins Player of the Year again after scoring 17 league goals

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Hazard played 128 times for Belgium between 2008 and 2022, scoring 33 times.

He spearheaded a team that was predicted to go far, but never made it past the semi-finals of a major tournament.

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In 2019, after helping Chelsea to the Europa League title, Hazard departed for Real Madrid.

In a miserable four years before his exit this summer, he suffered from injuries and poor form, scoring just seven times in 76 matches in all competitions.