
Gareth Southgate eyes defining moment ahead of possible last dance at Euro 2024 with England
CNN
Gareth Southgate is looking to guide the England men’s national team to a first trophy since 1966 at Euro 2024.
Gareth Southgate knows what it’s like to feel pressure. He’s felt the weight and expectation of a nation on his shoulders as both a player and a manager, so too the kaleidoscopic, bittersweet emotions and fine margins that are all entangled in the game of football. And, as he prepares for his fourth and potentially final major tournament as England manager at this summer’s Euro 2024 in Germany, he also knows that history is ultimately written by the victors. “The tournaments are what you’re in the role for. It’s ultimately where you’re judged and these are the opportunities to make history,” Southgate told CNN Sport’s Amanda Davies. “Ultimately, we’ll be judged on whether we win this.” Twice Southgate and his England team have been one page, one blot of ink away from writing their own names into the history books.

Cinderella is a funny girl when her glass slippers are Nike issued. We are amused by her as a lead-up to the ball, love her if earns a party-crashing admittance and then goes on to trash the place in the first weekend. But not everyone is so eager to hand her one of the coveted 37 extra tickets held in reserve.












