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Laura Woods bravely shows off scar after horror injury as ITV Euro 2024 presenter hangs out with Scotland fans in Munich


LAURA WOODS partied with Scotland fans and showed off her scar after suffering a horror injury.

The ITV presenter will be on screens tonight for the Euro 2024 opener between Germany and the Scots.

Laura Woods joined Scotland fans in MunichCredit: PA
The presenter was surrounded in Marienplatz square ahead of Germany vs Scotland tonightCredit: PA
Woods will host coverage of the game on ITV this eveningCredit: PA
Woods’ scar was on show after her horror injuryCredit: PA
She sustained nasty injuries after a chandelier smashed above her headCredit: Instagram @laurawoodsy

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And ahead of kick-off, Woods joined the Tartan Army on the streets of Munich.

Fans had already drunk airports dry in their homeland and continued to let their hair down in Germany.

And they were joined by Woods, who was dressed in a stylish grey jacket as she put her arms around fans and jumped to Scotland chants.

The host’s scar remains on show just above her eyebrow after being the victim of a freak accident on holiday.

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The 36-year-old sustained nasty-looking cuts to her face and arm after swinging a pillow that hit a chandelier, causing it shatter above her head.

She was rushed to hospital by boyfriend Adam Collard and taken into emergency surgery.

The injuries led to Woods pulling out of hosting TNT Sports’ coverage of Oleksandr Usyk’s fight with Tyson Fury last month.

But she made her return for the Champions League final two weeks ago.

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BBC and ITV’s Euro 2024 line up in full

Here’s how each channel will line-up:

BBC presenters:

Gary Lineker, Alex Scott, Gabby Logan and Mark Chapman

ITV presenters:

Mark Pougatch and Laura Woods 

BBC pundits:

Alan Shearer, Micah Richards, Rio Ferdinand, Ellen White, Frank Lampard, Ashley Williams, Wayne Rooney, Joe Hart, Cesc Fabregas, Thomas Frank, David Moyes, Rachel Corsie and James McFadden

ITV pundits:

Ian Wright, Roy Keane, Gary Neville, Karen Carney, Graeme Souness, Eni Aluko, Ange Postecoglou, Danny Rohl and Christina Unkel

BBC commentators:

Guy Mowbray, Robyn Cowen, Vicki Sparks, Steve Wilson, Steve Bower and Jonathan Pearce

ITV commentators:

Sam Matterface, Clive Tyldesley, Seb Hutchinson, Pien Meulensteen and Joe Speight

BBC co-commentators:

Danny Murphy, Martin Keown, Jermaine Jenas and James McFadden

ITV co-commentators:

Lee Dixon, Ally McCoist and Andros Townsend

Woods is now part of ITV’s team for the Euros this summer.

She is set to work alongside a star-studded list of pundits, including Ian Wright, Roy Keane and Gary Neville.

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Her first game will be Scotland’s opener against hosts Germany on Friday night.

England’s first two games of the tournament will be on the BBC.

But Wood will be on hand to host the Three Lions’ final group game, against Slovenia, on June 25.

Meet Eva Murati, Albania’s answer to Laura Woods

MEET Albania’s answer to Laura Woods.

Glamorous Eva Murati, 28, has been fronting Champions League coverage in the country since 2017.

Boasting nearly one million Instagram followers, gorgeous Eva is a triple threat – actress, host and model.

Eva is fluent in Italian studied law at the University of Tirana.

But her passion for showbiz led her into presenting at just 18.

Eva is mad Juventus fan and was thrilled to meet legendary defender Fabio Cannavaro.

As if she didn’t have enough strings to her bow, Eva is also a great singer and has hinted she might even release a song one day.

Until then, she’ll continue lighting up screens with her Champions League coverage, in between modelling for lingerie brand Yamamay.

Click here to see more of the glamorous Eva Murati…


Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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