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Japan fans praised for 'classy' and 'respectful' act following surprise victory over England at Wembley

The smattering of Japanese fans who witnessed a huge victory for their nation earnt further credit by tidying up the away section before leaving Wembley and heading into London.

Archie Gray passes first audition since Roberto De Zerbi's appointment with flying colours... now Tottenham boss knows where to start when he begins his Premier League rescue mission

TARA ANSON-WALSH AT CARROW ROAD: A driving force in the centre of midfield, there have been times when he has looked the only person on the pitch capable of arresting Spurs' slide.

Italy reels from ANOTHER World Cup humiliation: Furious media lambast Azzurri after 'worst nightmare' elimination, tearful Gattuso takes the blame while 40-year-old Edin Dzeko leads nightclub celebrations

The four-times world champions will not be competing for football's top prize this summer after falling to penalty shoothout defeat against Bosnia-Herzegovina in Sarajevo on Tuesday night.

The Socceroos get a VERY tough test as their first World Cup opponent is announced

Australia will face a stern test in their first match of the tournament after beating Curacao 5-1 in Melbourne on Tuesday night.

The decision that blew up in Thomas Tuchel's face, the two 'luxury' stars sweating over their World Cup place and why England look a dream to play against after 90 minutes from hell, writes IAN LADYMAN

IAN LADYMAN: Fast, devastatingly clinical and easy on the eye. This was a great night for Japanese football at Wembley. As for Thomas Tuchel's England, this was the 90 minutes from hell.

The Socceroos will be the talk of the nation when the World Cup starts. But once it's over, Aussies will stop caring about the sport. Here's why...

Fans in Australia adore the Matildas and Socceroos - but they've been given good reason to drop off the sport when there isn't a World Cup on.

'Living between the lines', flair and ball-playing goalkeepers: How Roberto De Zerbi's style fits Tottenham, the big winners from his arrival... and where he'll have to adapt

Those who played under Ange Postecoglou might detect similar tactics. De Zerbi likes technical players in all areas and to play out. This involves the goalkeeper, which is particularly interesting.

The nine most promising managers on Premier League clubs' radars this summer - from the giantkiller to the philosopher and the 'anti-Rafa Benitez' to the former Chelsea star winding up Serie A veterans... and which clubs they'd suit best

Here is Daily Mail Sport's shortlist of continental coaches that will be tickling the fancy of your club, from some household names around Europe to some who may be new to you…

Apr 1Other
England vs Japan RECAP: Latest score and updates as Three Lions are booed after defeat in Wembley World Cup send-off

Follow Daily Mail Sport's live blog for the latest score, team news and updates as England welcome Japan to Wembley for an international friendly.

Mar 31Recap
Thomas Tuchel piles more pressure on England forwards after they flop without Harry Kane - and admits he will be scared to watch Premier League games before the World Cup

Cole Palmer and Phil Foden were both handed opportunities to flourish in forward roles during Tuesday night's 1-0 defeat by Japan but England mustered little by way of goal threat.

Mar 31Recap
USA learn final World Cup group opponents... and things just got a lot harder for Christian Pulisic's team

The United States have finally found out their last group game opponent for this summer's World Cup - and it's a difficult one for Christian Pulisic and his team.

Italy's World Cup curse continues with penalty nightmare against Bosnia as four-time winners miss out on third successive finals

TOM COLLOMOSSE: The four-times world champions have failed to qualify for a third consecutive World Cup - a source of utter shame for one of the game's traditional powerhouses.

Viktor Gyokeres is Sweden's hero as Arsenal striker fires them to the World Cup, while Turkey and Czechia end two-decade waits to qualify again

Arsenal's Viktor Gyokeres scored a late winner to send Sweden to the World Cup with a 3-2 win over Poland on Tuesday night.

'I'm not talking about my contract any more,' says Scotland boss Steve Clarke. 'I want to concentrate on the World Cup from now on...'

Scotland boss Steve Clarke insists he will not allow his contract situation to cast a cloud over Scotland's forthcoming World Cup campaign.

Thomas Tuchel is running out of time to work his magic - his England side are still groping around in the dark for a formula and they are nowhere near World Cup contenders after this lethargic display, writes OLIVER HOLT

OLIVER HOLT AT WEMBLEY: It was not a fond farewell. England did not take their leave of Wembley wreathed in laurels and serenaded with hosannas, put it that way.

Mar 31Analysis
Ivory Coast 1 Scotland 0: Stuttering Scots can't buy Steve Clarke love or a goal after yet another friendly defeat

At the end of a turgid few days for Steve Clarke, one of The Beatles' greatest hits felt like it rang true for the Scotland manager.

Mar 31Recap
God Save The King BOOED by Wales fans before Northern Ireland friendly in Cardiff

As both teams lined up for the national anthems ahead of the fixture at the Cardiff City Stadium, Wales fans began booing as God Save the King was played for Northern Ireland.

Florian Wirtz opens up on 'difficult' start to life at Liverpool and reveals crucial role Germany boss Julian Nagelsmann played during struggles after £116m move

The German international joined Liverpool for a club record £116million from Bayer Leverkusen last June, although the fee was later eclipsed when the Reds spent £125m on Alexander Isak.

Mar 31Feature
'I thought I wouldn't play... or score!': ALYSSA THOMPSON on her £1m leap from LA to Chelsea Women, freezing London life, leaving her sister behind... and a make-or-break Arsenal derby

TARA ANSON-WALSH: Hanging up on Alyssa Thompson's wall is a picture of her playing football alongside her sister Gisele at Angel City - a time before Chelsea came knocking.

Man United Confidential Q&A special: Major updates on club's pursuit of Elliot Anderson, Sandro Tonali and Adam Wharton as rivals make move, twist in Joshua Zirkzee's future and loan exile targeting shock Old Trafford comeback

The March international break is prime time for agents and executives to hold meetings about what the summer window is going to look like. Here are the answers to your burning questions...

Mar 31Transfer
'You feel discouraged. I wouldn't have made this decision': Chelsea star Marc Cucurella attacks club's owners for their youth policy, sacking Enzo Maresca - and his team-mates for PSG head loss

Cucurella, 27, has become a key player for the Blues since joining from Brighton in 2022, and the left back has featured regularly in recent months amid a difficult spell for Liam Rosenior's side.

Former £36m Man United star Anthony Martial hits new low as he is BANISHED by his latest club over touchline tantrum - and scoring just once in 21 matches

Former Manchester United forward Anthony Martial has been banished by his club Monterrey after throwing a touchline tantrum in Mexico, according to reports.

Mar 31Other
Napoli consider disciplinary action after former Man United star goes AWOL by failing to turn up for training

The player has reportedly not to returned to training with the club after pulling out of Belgium duty due to poor fitness. Furious, Napoli released a statement on Tuesday.

Mar 31Other
Landon Donovan slams 'brutal' USA struggles ahead of home World Cup... and reveals how he 'fell in love' with little-known English team

Former United States men's national team (USMNT) striker Landon Donovan had just a single word to describe his country's performance against Belgium in Atlanta over the weekend: 'Brutal.'

Mar 31Other
Meet the England wonderkid, 17, handed shock call-up to Sarina Wiegman's Lionesses squad who was born in Singapore and speaks four languages!

TARA ANSON-WALSH: Sarina Wiegman rarely springs a surprise, but her latest call-up to the Lionesses, of 17-year-old Erica Meg Parkinson, is probably one of her biggest curveballs yet.

Mar 31Other
Myles Lewis-Skelly needs to take a step back to move forward - but here's how he's going the right way about getting his career back on track, writes NATHAN SALT

NATHAN SALT: Progress and success are not always linear. Lewis-Skelly has had to take a step backwards at both Arsenal and with England. His mental toughness has been put to the test.

Mar 31Feature
New story behind why Ben White walked out on England at the 2022 World Cup emerges - after 'analysts found out he wasn't watching their videos' before Arsenal star was confronted

A fresh theory on why Ben White quit England's camp at the 2022 World Cup has emerged after the Arsenal defender returned to the international fold over the past week.

Cristiano Ronaldo 'is trying to convince Casemiro not to join old rival Lionel Messi at Inter Miami' when he leaves Man United this summer

Cristiano Ronaldo is reportedly trying to persuade Casemiro to team up with him in Saudi Arabia rather than his old rival Lionel Messi at Inter Miami when he leaves Manchester United.

Mar 31Rumor
England's World Cup opponents in CRISIS as they sack manager just 10 weeks before the tournament

England's rivals have sacked their manager after falling into crisis just weeks before the start of the World Cup.

Thomas Tuchel addresses 'suspicious' mass drop outs of Arsenal stars from national teams - but backs Declan Rice and Bukayo Saka over England withdrawals

IAN LADYMAN: Declan Rice and Bukayo Saka left camp over the weekend, taking the number of Arsenal players to have left national team meet-ups around the world to eleven.

Mar 30Other
Marc Cucurella refuses to rule out Chelsea exit this summer as he admits top European club would be 'hard to turn down'

With Spain's friendly taking place at Barcelona's Camp Nou, Cucurella was asked whether it would be hard to say no to the club if the La Liga giants made an approach over a possible transfer.

Mar 30Transfer
Ex-Spurs stars SPLIT over Roberto De Zerbi: One former player fears he isn't the 'safe pair of hands' Tottenham needs - but another tells fans to 'stop moaning' about Italian's imminent arrival

Spurs have been searching for their fourth head coach in 295 days after Igor Tudor's exit and De Zerbi is the top candidate amid a series of talks between the two parties.

Mar 30Other
Revealed: How England convinced Elliot Anderson to choose them over Scotland - as Man United target opens up on TWO key moments in his rise

There was even a senior call-up in August 2023 for games against Cyprus and ironically England, before Anderson withdrew through injury.

Mar 30Feature
Italy in 'spy-gate row ahead of Bosnia World Cup play-off - as Bosnian media accuse four-time champions of having a SOLDIER film rivals' training session'

Bosnia will host the four-time world champions at the Bilino Polje Stadium in Zenica on Tuesday night, following their dramatic penalty shootout win over Wales in the play-off semi-final last week.

Tartan Army booing was not a problem for us, insists John McGinn... after all, we've heard much worse!

Scotland midfielder John McGinn insists the booing at the end of Saturday's defeat to Japan at Hampden has been blown out of proportion.

Mar 30Recap
Steve Clarke will pick mammoth 55-MAN initial squad for World Cup as he looks for perfect blend to shine on global stage

Scotland boss Steve Clarke has revealed that he will name a bumper 55-man squad initially for the World Cup.

The nerves are understandable... now Scots MUST ease fans' fears about freezing on the big stage

On the banks of the River Mersey at Bramley-Moore Dock, Steve Clarke is less than three months out from a World Cup yet finds himself having to steer Scotland's ship through choppy waters.

IAN HERBERT: Cardiff's utterly unsuccessful pursuit of £100m for plane crash victim Emiliano Sala was madness - and football has failed to act on the real scandal of this case

COMMENT BY IAN HERBERT: It's nearly four months since I pointed out that the League One club's case in the latest chapter of their interminable attempt to recoup cash was 'delusional.'

Thomas Tuchel sends stern message to England boo boys after former exile Ben White was ruthlessly jeered against Uruguay

IAN LADYMAN: England manager Tuchel says he is considering starting White against Japan at Wembley tomorrow night.

Mar 30Preview

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