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      Watch awkward moment Alisha Lehmann’s mum meets YouTuber IShowSpeed and calls his fanbase ‘STUPID’

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      YOUTUBER IShowSpeed’s popularity and huge fanbase had Alisha Lehmann’s mum stunned – so much so that she called it “STUPID.”The American – who shot to fame as a Cristiano Ronaldo super-fan and video game streamer – linked up with Lehmann in Switzerland.IShowSpeed with Alisha Lehmann’s in SwitzerlandCredit: X / iShowSpeedHQAlisha Lehmann’s mum meets SpeedCredit: X / iShowSpeedHQShe was stunned by his fanbaseCredit: X / iShowSpeedHQSpeed has nearly 26MILLION YouTube subscribers and over 19m Instagram followers. But his popularity is not just limited to online and Speed – real name Darren Jason Watkins Jr – is mobbed everywhere he goes. Speed – who like Lehmann is sponsored by KSI and Logan Paul’s Prime drinks company – met up with the football star and live streamed it. An army of fans could be seen watching through the building window – leaving Lehmann’s mum shocked. READ MORE IN FOOTBALLShe said: “This here, is stupid.” Speed responded: “What? I’m stupid?” Lehmann’s mum replied: “No! Not you, the fans.” Her daughter, recently signed to Juventus, added: “There’s so many people, she doesn’t like, she’s scared.” Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSSpeed, 19, then pretended to cry and joked: “I’m stupid!” Lehmann’s mum then grabbed his cheeks and reassured the social media sensation that he is in fact not stupid. Streamer IShowSpeed ‘injures’ ankle before being mobbed by fans in Norway – he vows never to returnSpeed had been supporting Portugal and Ronaldo until his idol was dumped out of the Euros at the hands of France. So Speed – who rivals his friend KSI – switched his alliance to Switzerland for England’s quarter-final. Speed has been supporting Portugal until their eliminationCredit: Getty More

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      I needed four stitches after winning brutal boxing war but my real hero dad still called me a p***y

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      DANNY QUARTERMAINE won a bloody and brutal war last Saturday – needing four stitches – but his superhero dad still joked he is a ‘p***y’.The 27-year-old super-featherweight was dropped in the opening round by James Chereji and left with a horribly cut and swollen eye.Danny Quartermaine celebrates victory alongside his dadBut he came through the trenches and rallied to win a unanimous decision – moving him to 12-0 – that impressed almost everyone apart from the main man.After his battle wounds were stitched up, 1st battalion paratrooper Quartermaine Snr took the hilarious chance to remind his fearless lad who the toughest man around the dinner table will always be.The Leamington Spa star laughed to SunSport: “I had two stitches in my eyebrow and two in my head and I looked at him and he looked back at me and said ‘p***y’.“But this is coming from a man who once had 22 stitches right across his forehead, so I have to take it and get on with it.READ MORE BOXING“But that mentality has always been in me. I was never pushed too hard to do anything. “I always understood how important it was to give my all, never give up and fight to win.“My dad never boxed, but he did a lot of martial arts and he was also a doorman for a long time, since the age of 16, going all over the country. “So I think that fighting mentality has always been there for him and it’s there for me now.”Most read in BoxingBoxing is full of some of the world’s toughest blokes but there is still the odd pretender playing the tough guy.Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk proved they’re the real deal in their undisputed duel in May – only for attention-grabbing John Fury to blow his boy’s chance at immortality with laughable corner work.Tyson says Paris doesn’t know how much is in their bank accounts Thankfully Quartermaine knows his old man – who also bravely served and protected us in the Pathfinder Platoon – is far too honourable to pull a similar stunt.He told us: “You won’t ever see him jumping up and celebrating, never. For my dad it’s a case of ‘job done’.“He won’t go down the John Fury route, he’s far too quiet. He taught me to stay quiet and take everything in, then react if you have to.“Dad’s definitely not getting up and getting involved in anything, I am pretty sure he’s seen enough p***heads in his lifetime on doors to avoid all that. “I’d never find him in my corner talking over my coach, I’d more likely look over the ropes and see him throwing people out for free!”Role at Aston MartinDespite his father being a real-life James Bond, Quartermaine walked out on 007’s favourite supercar firm Aston Martin when they tried to cut into his training time.A steady 9-5 with one of the most glamorous motor companies on the planet was not enough to stop the proud Midlands lad trying to make himself a local legend and secure his family’s future.The handsome fighter explained: “I have been full time for almost three years now, thanks so much to my sponsors.“Before that I had all sorts of jobs, just to work around my training. People thought I was mad to leave Aston Martin, such a prestigious company, but they moved into shift work and that meant I had to leave because I have always known I want to be a boxer and everything else has to revolve around that.“I want to create a bit of a legacy. I would love in years to come, if someone says ‘Danny Quartermaine’ in a pub or gym, I would love someone to overhear and say ‘I remember him, I remember him being in a great fight and winning that title’.READ MORE SUN STORIES“I have just started making a living out of it now and I would love to be able to change the lives of the people around me with it too.”Danny Quartermaine is proudly sponsored by Scott Simpson, Jay RSD, Max Biddle, Steve Massey & The Hope, Simon Bennett and Barry Gueney, John Barrett, Ace Scaffolding, Laki, The Bulldog Pub and the K9 Club.  More

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      Lauryn Goodman shares bikini pic lounging on a yacht as wags rally around Annie Kilner during Kyle Walker’s Euros clash

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      LAURYN Goodman tonight shared a pic of herself lounging on a yacht as the England wags rallied around Annie Kilner during the side’s Euros clash.In a short video clip posted while the match was on, the 33-year-old influencer and reality TV star was seen wearing an orange two-piece while reclining on the deck of a boat with a hat covering her face.Lauryn Goodman posts a bikini snap during the England game against SlovakiaCredit: InstagramKyle Walker’s estranged wife Annie Kilner in the stands for the England match with their newborn son RezonCredit: EURO 2024 News Pool (ENP)Annie and Georgina Irwin, wife of Aaron Ramsdale, laugh with their kidsCredit: RexHarry Kane’s winner in extra time means England face Switzerland in the quarter finalsCredit: AFPThe Instagram post says: “Hosting the best day for my friends and family. Making memories with my children, means the world to me and it was perfect.”It comes after England’s wags were seen rallying around Kyle Walker’s wife Annie Kilner as the Three Lions made it through to the quarter finals of the Euros by the skin of their teeth.The mum-of-four was seen beaming from the stands with the couple’s fourth child, two-month-old Rezon.She has seemingly remained estranged from the Three Lions and Manchester City right back ever since he fathered a second child behind her back.Read More on Lauryn GoodmanThe glowing mum, who flew in on a private jet from Manchester, is alongside back-up England goalie Aaron Ramsdale’s wife Georgina Irwin and their baby.Both cute tots are dressed head-to-toe in the full England kit with “Daddy” written on the back.Aston Villa forward Ollie Watkins’ girlfriend Ellie Alderson is in a shirt with his number on.Arsenal golden boy Bukayo Saka’s girlfriend Tolami Benson and West Ham winger Jarrod Bowen’s girlfriend and Lover Island star Dani Dyer are also among the wags.Most read in FootballGareth Southgate’s side were a goal down on 25 minutes thanks to Ivan Schranz’s strike in the crunch match against Slovakia.It was Real Madrid’s 20-year-old ace Jude Bellingham who bagged an injury time equaliser with a superb overhead kick.Lauryn Goodman Joins Celebs Go Dating: Feuds and New BeginningsAnd then captain Harry Kane put England 2-1 up seconds into the first half of extra time – and that’s how things finished.The boys are through to a quarter-final clash against in-form Switzerland next Saturday in Gelsenkirchen.See our live blog of the match along with all the excitement here.It comes after Lauryn revealed the “sad decision” she made to protect Kyle Walker’s son Kairo at England’s game against Denmark last week.Kairo wore a Three Lions shirt with “Daddy” and the number two on the back as the boy waved an England flag as he cheered on the Three Lions.But Lauryn has now revealed to the Daily Mail that she and Kairo left the stadium five minutes before the end of the match to avoid an awkward situation.Lauryn said: “We left five minutes early to avoid Kairo being upset and confused that his daddy went over to his siblings but not him.‘It was a slow death’ says Kyle WalkerIn an exclusive tell-all interview with The Sun’s reporter Paul Sims, the England and Manchester City defender admitted he was ­selfish not to tell his pregnant wife about his second secret child — and says: “It was a slow death for me and for Annie.”Annie’s world imploded just after Christmas when she received a devastating Instagram message out of the blue from Lauryn Goodman, who told her that Kyle had fathered another child with her.Kyle publicly admitted: “I’m sorry that I have had a second child with Lauryn and hurt my best friend.“It’s horrible to say that out loud.“I’ve hurt someone I truly believe is my soulmate.“It’s tough to not have her.“She’s my right-hand man.“I think of her so highly that she probably won’t understand and I probably don’t really tell her.”This isn’t an interview for me to tell the world how much I care about her because that’s down to me and Annie and what we feel.“I’ve let Annie and my boys down, I’ve let my mum and dad down, my nan down.””It would have been so sad for him and I wasn’t going to risk that.”She said the experience had been the “best day ever” but there had been an undercurrent of sadness.Lauryn said: “It made me so emotional because it’s like Kairo doesn’t understand what his dad has done yet.”She claimed earlier this month that Kyle had offered her tickets to the matches, something his team have vehemently denied.Lauryn alleged that Kyle made the promise to Kairo because the youngster missed the 2022 World Cup.READ MORE SUN STORIESA spokeswoman for Kyle previously said: “Kyle categorically denies ever having invited Lauryn, or a member of her family, to the Euros.”But Lauryn said she was determined to take her children to Germany for the Euros so they could support their dad.Kyle Walker of England kisses his child with his wife Annie Kilner after the matchCredit: GettyEngland fans, watching in Manchester, went wild after Kane’s goal in extra timeCredit: PA More

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      How Maurice Hope MBE overcame racist hate that forced him out of his home to become a legendary boxing world champion

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      MAURICE HOPE — because of his nasty, contemptible, bigoted neighbours — endured far more pain outside the ring than he did from the blows he took in his illustrious career.Antiguan-born Hope, 72 is the son of parents who were part of the Windrush generation that arrived from the West Indies in the 1950s.Maurice Hope MBE overcame racist hate to become boxing world championCredit: Darren FletcherHope’s parents moved with him to the UK from the West Indies in the 1950sCredit: GettyMo went on to achieve boxing success in the UK representing Great Britain at the 1972 OlympicsCredit: GettyMo was nine years old when he left the sunshine and the island’s 365 beaches to join them in the cold, grey streets of Hackney in East London.And like so many Caribbean kids of that era he made a huge and triumphant success of his life thanks to boxing.It began when one of his brothers persuaded a reluctant Mo to join the famous Repton Club, which led him to represent Great Britain at the 1972 Munich Olympics.And it was there for the first time the schoolboy was subjected to personal racism — if only he knew worse was yet to come.READ MORE IN BOXINGReflecting on that shameful experience Mo — now honoured with  an MBE for services to boxing — said: “Of course, it still hurts.“But eventually I learned how to use that hate to my advantage.When he turned pro in seven years from 1973 the fired-up Mo became British, Commonwealth, European and world light-middleweight champ, making history as the first black British immigrant to win a world title.The boy who used to play barefoot in the sugar- cane fields on the island of his birth had, against all the odds, achieved fame and fortune.Most read in BoxingMo moved his wife and children out of Hackney when he bought a £125,000 house (£3million in today’s money) in up-market Winchmore Hill one of North London’s leafy havens for rich celebrities. Rod Stewart lived close by.I went there to write a ‘didn’t he do well’ feature for SunSport and Mo proudly showed me his large stately home with its three-car garage, landscaped gardens and open-air swimming pool.The heartbreaking chance meeting between Muhammad Ali and Colin Hart where boxing legend revealed ‘I’m not scared to die’Mo never mentioned the fear and loathing he and his family were suffering and I assumed that he was enjoying a thoroughly-deserved idyllic lifestyle.It was only this week when I read fellow writer Ron Shillingford’s up-lifting biography — aptly titled Land of Hope and Glory — that I found out the truth.He revealed that the couple Hope were buying the house from told him people in the street had begged them not to sell to black people.Needless to say when the Hopes moved in they were ostracised and then the vile, abusive threatening letters began to arrive.“Go back to Africa”, and “Go back to the jungle or we will burn your house down” are just a couple of the threats that came through their letterbox.When Hope informed the police he was advised to install state-of-the-art security and when he was away training his wife Pat was so scared she walked around with a bleeper all the time.Inevitably to ensure the safety of his family  Mo was forced to move out.It makes the blood boil that Hope, a self-effacing, warm-hearted, generous man was treated so despicably. Britain was a different place 40-plus years ago.Whenever I wrote anything praising a black fighter the repulsive letters from National Front supporters addressed to me — anonymously of course — would descend.It is a fair bet that wherever Anthony Joshua is living today the local community has welcomed him with open arms.One story about Mo that isn’t in the book shows he could be a bit cheeky.At the Commonwealth Games in  1998 he was coaching the Antiguan boxing team.I hadn’t seen him for years so I got a message to him in the athletes’ village and invited him to lunch at my hotel.He turned up with the usual huge grin on his face with three ravenous members of his team who didn’t have to make weight. READ MORE SUN STORIESIt turned out to be a VERY expensive reunion and my sports editor was none too pleased when I presented him with the bill!Land of Hope and Glory by Maurice Hope with Ron Shillingford is published by Pitch Publishing and priced £25. More

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      Jude Bellingham first showed off footie skills as four year old at nursery

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      ENGLAND ace Jude Bellingham first showed off his footie skills as a four year old – at a nursery called Twinkle Toes.The future star raced around the playground booting a ball about already showing signs of his future star potential.Jude Bellingham first showed off his footie skills as a four year old – at a nursery called Twinkle ToesEngland ace Jude raced around the playground booting a ball about already showing signs of his future star potentialCredit: GettyLuisa Mead-Blandford said: ‘We are all so proud of him and everything he has achieved’Credit: Roland LeonJude was one of the first ever kids to join Twinkle Toes nursery in the town when Luisa started itCredit: Roland LeonProud nursery manager Luisa Mead-Blandford, 54, said: “He will have been one of the better ones but that’s no surprise because his dad was a really good footballer as well.“We are all so proud of him and everything he has achieved.”Bellingham, 20, has gone on to forge a reputation among Three Lions fans as a twinkle-toed midfielder who can dance his way past defenders.But it all started almost two decades ago in Stourbridge, West Midlands.Read More on SportHe was one of the first ever kids to join Twinkle Toes nursery in the town when Luisa started it.She said: “He was one of our very first customers when I opened the nursery and then his brother Jobe joined.“It’s wonderful to see how he has grown and developed.“But it doesn’t surprise us because he had that natural ability and he was brought up so well.Most read in Euro 2024“His family are lovely. I remember his mum and dad well, they were always very friendly when they dropped off Jude and his brother and picked them up.”Dad Mark, 48, was a prolific non-league striker, netting 700 goals by the time he was 40.Why we love Jude BellinghamHe played for 15 different clubs and once described himself as “not very good”.But it was watching his dad that inspired Jude’s passion for the game in the years after he showed his first natural ability as a four year old at nursery.The England midfielder said of his dad: “I used to watch him play all the time, it’s where I started to get that love for football.”As he grew up in Stourbridge Jude developed an outstanding sporting ability not just on the football pitch – he also could have been a star cricketer.Mark Baker, 71, chairman of Hagley Cricket Club, Worcs, said: “His dad brought him along and he had a couple of years playing in our youth sides.“You could tell he was a natural-born cricketer from a really early age.“He was a very good player – especially because he didn’t have a lot of time for cricket because of his football commitments.“I remember he took a fantastic catch in a youth game. Most people wouldn’t have been able to get near it – but he did.“He had incredible coordination, it was just raw natural ability.“If he had focused on cricket, he could have gone far in the game. He’s just a special sporting talent.”Former cop Mark acts as agent for Jude and his younger brother, Sunderland’s Jobe, 18.And their mum is equally supportive – she moved to Germany to live with Jude when he signed for Borussia Dortmund in 2020 for £25million making him the most expensive 17-year-old ever.Instant impactShe did the same when he moved to Real Madrid for £115million last summer.He made an instant impact in La Liga and in November broke a club record after scoring 14 goals in his first 15 games, one more than club legends Alfredo Di Stefano, who played in the Fifties and Sixties, and Cristiano Ronaldo.Luisa is delighted that one of her former charges at the £79-a-day nursery is now one of the most famous footballers on the planet.The nursery has posted a snap of him on their Facebook page holding one of the many awards he has won in recent years with the words: “The Nursery of Champions– We are so proud of you Jude Bellingham.”Luisa said: “I’m not a huge football fan but I do watch Jude play.READ MORE SUN STORIES“When someone you know is playing then you want to watch it and he is on the television a lot now of course.“It’s wonderful to see, he is a lovely young man and deserves all of his success – we love him.” More

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      Lauryn Goodman reveals ‘sad decision’ she made to protect Kyle Walker’s son Kairo after taking him to watch dad at Euros

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      LAURYN Goodman has revealed the “sad decision” she made to protect Kyle Walker’s son Kairo at the England match.The 33-year-old influencer and reality TV star took the four-year-old to Frankfurt to watch his vice-captain father play against Denmark on Thursday.Lauryn took son Kairo to watch his father play in FrankfurtCredit: SplashKyle visited Annie and his children with her following the match, which Lauryn wanted to avoidCredit: EURO 2024 News Pool (ENP) – Denmark vs EnglandLauryn and Kai before the match had startedCredit: SplashWalker played in the one all draw after England put in a lacklustre performance against the DanesCredit: GettyKairo wore a Three Lions shirt with “Daddy” and the number two on the back as the boy waved an England flag as he cheered on the Three Lions.But Lauryn has now revealed to the Daily Mail that she and Kairo left the stadium five minutes before the end of the match to avoid an awkward situation.Lauryn said: “We left five minutes early to avoid Kairo being upset and confused that his daddy went over to his siblings but not him,” “It would have been so sad for him and I wasn’t going to risk that.”Read more on Euro 2024She said the experience had been the “best day ever” but there had been an undercurrent of sadness.Lauryn said: “It made me so emotional because it’s like Kairo doesn’t understand what his dad has done yet.”She claimed earlier this month that Kyle had offered her tickets to the matches, something his team have vehemently denied.Lauryn alleged that Kyle made the promise to Kairo because the youngster missed the 2022 World Cup.Most read in Euro 2024A spokeswoman for Kyle previously said: “Kyle categorically denies ever having invited Lauryn, or a member of her family, to the Euros.”But Lauryn said she was determined to take her children to Germany for the Euros so they could support their dad.Lauryn Goodman and Kyle Walker’s son KairoThe tot received lots of attention including a Danish fan who said hello as they walked to the stadium.Lauryn posted messages of support she received from supportive fans which praised her for being a good mother for the act.One read: “The fact you put yourself in that situation to give him that experience shows the mama you are!! Amazing.”Another person wrote: “Kairo should one million percent be at those games. Annie Kilner, who shares four children with the footballer, was also there to show her supportShe later posted messages of support that fans had sent herCredit: Instagram”I hope you know how amazing you are and proud you should be. Shame on the rest of the world for thinking differently.”While a third person said: “You are a wonderful role model to both your children and they know that now but they will truly understand and appreciate it as they get older.”The Three Lions drew one all with the Danes on Thursday after a lacklustre performance.Annie Kilner, Kyle’s wife and mum to four of his boys, sat with other wives and girlfriends while Lauryn sat in a different part of the stadium.One source close to Annie said Lauryn is seen as a bit of a trouble maker, chancer and blagger.The source close to Annie said: “Lauryn is seen as a bit of a troublemaker and Annie’s worst nightmare was running into her.”There was talk of Lauryn’s seats being less than 100 metres away. Annie wants absolutely nothing to do with her.”The security team were aware of Lauryn’s presence and were primed to make sure she couldn’t get anywhere near the Wags’ area.READ MORE SUN STORIES”Lauryn is a blagger and a chancer, and they were worried she might be able to talk her way in.”But given the sensitivities around it, she was kept well away.”‘It was a slow death’ says Kyle Walker as he relives devastated Annie finding out he’d had 2nd secret child with Lauryn
      In an exclusive tell-all interview with The Sun’s reporter Paul Sims, the England and Manchester City defender admitted he was ­selfish not to tell his pregnant wife about his second secret child — and says: “It was a slow death for me and for Annie.”
      Annie’s world imploded just after Christmas when she received a devastating Instagram message out of the blue from Lauryn Goodman, who told her that Kyle had fathered another child with her.
      Kyle publicly admitted: “I’m sorry that I have had a second child with Lauryn and hurt my best friend.
      “It’s horrible to say that out loud.
      “I’ve hurt someone I truly believe is my soulmate.
      “It’s tough to not have her.
      “She’s my right-hand man.
      “I think of her so highly that she probably won’t understand and I probably don’t really tell her.
      “This isn’t an interview for me to tell the world how much I care about her because that’s down to me and Annie and what we feel.
      “I’ve let Annie and my boys down, I’ve let my mum and dad down, my nan down.”

      Lauryn was spotted in the crowd during the matchCredit: EURO 2024 News Pool (ENP) – Denmark vs EnglandLauryn claimed earlier this month that Kyle had offered her tickets to the matchesCredit: Splash More

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      Frustrated England stars including Kane and Bellingham consoled by Wags and family in stands after tame Denmark draw

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      ENGLAND stars went into the stands to see their Wags and family after the disappointing 1-1 draw with Denmark.The Three Lions put in an underwhelming performance in Frankfurt and now need to avoid defeat against Slovenia on Tuesday to book their place in the knockout rounds.Jude Bellingham hugged his mum Denise after the gameCredit: RexBellingham was also embraced by his dad Mark and brother JobeCredit: PAHarry Kane went up to see his wife KateCredit: PAKyle Walker saw his wife Annie and their kidsAaron Ramsdale was on daddy duty with his son RonnieCredit: PAAnd Declan Rice was delighted as he hugged his son JudeCredit: PAHarry Kane opened the scoring for England but was subbed off by Gareth Southgate with 69 minutes on the clock following a tough night up front.After the final whistle, he was pictured in the crowd being consoled by his wife Kate, who was wearing a Three Lions shirt with No9 on the back.Jude Bellingham was England’s goalscoring hero in the first game – but after a difficult evening, he was also spotted with his family in the stands.The midfielder looked frustrated as went to see his mum Denise, dad Mark and younger brother Jobe.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLBellingham got a hug off his mum before another embrace from his father.Kyle Walker helped create Kane’s goal with a burst of pace down the right and went to see his kids in the stands later.His sons wore cute England shirts with dad and his No2 printed on the back as they cheered him on alongside their mum Annie.Arsenal duo Aaron Ramsdale and Declan Rice were on father duties as they went to see their Wags and kids.Most read in Euro 2024EURO 2024 FREE BETS AND OFFERSThe goalkeeper was handed his son Ronnie by wife Georgina and he fed his baby from a bottle.Meanwhile, Rice picked up his boy Jude as he sat with girlfriend Lauren Fryer.England player ratings following disappointing 1-1 draw with DenmarkOthers heading up to their loved-ones were Bukayo Saka, who relaxed with girlfriend Tolami Benson.And Jordan Pickford was pictured getting cosy with his missus Megan.It was another cameo appearance off the bench for Jarrod Bowen and he went up to see his family and partner Dani Dyer.Despite an underwhelming result, John Stones was all smiles as he posed for a photo with his kids.England are back in action on Tuesday against Slovenia and Gareth Southgate will be hoping Luke Shaw is back from injury after he was also spotted with his family post-match.Rice played another 90 minutes for EnglandCredit: PAHe was handed Jude by his girlfriend LaurenJarrod Bowen had a chat with his partner Dani DyerCredit: RexBukayo Saka put his feet up alongside girlfriend Tolami BensonCredit: ReutersJohn Stones posed for a snap with his familyAnd Jordan Pickford was seen with his wife MeganCredit: RexENGLAND vs DENMARK RATINGSENGLAND stumbled to a drab 1-1 draw with Denmark.
      Here’s how SunSport’s Tom Barclay rated the Three Lions team.
      Jordan Pickford: 6
      Looked a little jittery early doors, though there was nothing he could do about Morten Hjulmand’s corker and he made a decent parry after the break.
      Kyle Walker: 7 
      Made England’s opener by racing round a sleeping Victor Kristiansen – he’ll be having nightmares of that forevermore – and teeing up Kane via a deflected cross.
      John Stones: 6
      OK but you have got to wonder how fit he feels having barely played for Man City in the second half of the season, plus his injury and illness issues over the last month.
      Marc Guehi: 8 and my star man
      Really encouraging again from the Crystal Palace centre-back, looking sharp with his interceptions and assured in distribution.
      Kieran Trippier: 6
      Like Stones, he was fine, but England really need Luke Shaw back ASAP because having no natural left-footer at left-back is a problem.
      Trent Alexander-Arnold: 5
      This experiment of playing Trent in midfield is far from convincing, especially when his passing was off it like it was here, barring one good ball to Saka. Subbed on 54 minutes.
      Declan Rice: 5
      Had to cover so much ground as England dropped worryingly deep in the first half and also lost it a few times in front of his back four.
      Bukayo Saka: 7
      Not quite as electric as his first half against Serbia, but another solid showing from our right winger who has been our most consistent attacker across the two games.
      Jude Bellingham: 6
      Nowhere near the majestic display he put in against Serbia and one of many who looked tired.
      Phil Foden: 7
      Was far more involved than against Serbia – although that was not hard – and had a few dangerous efforts from range, including one that smacked the post after the break.
      Harry Kane: 6
      Netted his 64th goal for his country with an opener he could not really miss, but then gave the ball away from Denmark’s leveller. Surprisingly subbed.
      SUBS:
      Conor Gallagher (on for Trent, 54): 7
      Vital clearance on the stretch when Christian Eriksen was lurking and was not afraid to put his foot in.
      Ollie Watkins (on for Kane, 70): 6
      Played in by Bellingham’s lovely ball after coming on but could not finish from an acute angle.
      Jarrod Bowen (on for Foden, 69): 6
      Copped a nasty tackle which saw Joakim Maehle booked.
      Eberechi Eze (on for Saka, 69): 6
      On for his tournament bow though he was rarely involved. More

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      Lauryn Goodman spotted with son Kairo watching dad Kyle Walker play in Euros clash – as player’s wife Annie also seen

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      LAURYN Goodman has been spotted at the England versus Denmark clash tonight to watch her son’s father play.Goodman carried Kairo into the 58,000-seat Frankfurt Arena as Kyle Walker’s side took on the Danes.Lauryn Goodman took her son Kairo to watch Kyle Walker playCredit: SplashAnnie Kilner, who shares four children with the footballer, was also there to show her supportCredit: EURO 2024 News Pool (ENP) – Denmark vs EnglandMeanwhile Walker’s wife Annie Kilner – who shares four children with the footballer – was also in the stadium.They settled in to watch the game as England’s captain Harry Kane scored his 64th goal for his country.But his opener in Frankfurt was cancelled out by a fine strike from Morten Hjulmand.Walker, who has been with his childhood sweetheart Annie for 15 years, fathered two love children with influencer Lauryn during their relationship.Annie, 32, met Kyle, 34, when she was 16 and he was 18 playing for his hometown club Sheffield United.The couple secretly wed in November 2021 – but their relationship came crashing down after it was revealed Kyle had fathered a second secret love child with Lauryn, 33.The love triangle started in 2019 and has seen the WAGs publicly clash in the press and on social media countless times.Despite the drama, Lauryn has been “determined” to get her two children pitch side at the 2024 Euros in Germany.Most read in FootballIt was exclusively revealed by The Sun in April that she told a pal: “I am determined my children will get to see their daddy playing for the Three Lions this summer.”Lauryn further alleged that Kyle made the promise to Kairo because the youngster didn’t go to the 2022 World Cup.Kyle Walker’s wife Annie Kilner has urged his ex-mistress to stay away from the Euros amid fears that her presence may damage England’s chances A source said: “During the World Cup Kyle would message Lauryn saying, ‘That win, that celebration . . . was for Kairo’.”He even brought Kairo a World Cup ball and a shirt back. Kyle apparently said he was sorry Kairo wasn’t there and wanted him at the Euros.”Annie has kept her silence but reportedly told a friend in private that Lauryn wants to go to “inevitably create a drama” that will “distract” the team.Kyle shares four sons – Roman, 11, Riaan, seven, Reign, five, and baby Rezon with Annie – and two with Lauryn – Kairo, four, and a daughter, 11-months.Lauryn and Walker sparked a secret relationship in the summer of 2019 after she left her then partner football agent Dane Rashford.She then announced she was expecting a baby with a Three Lions ace in the January. In March 2023, Lauryn revealed she was pregnant with her second child.Kyle fuelled rumours he was the father in September 2023 when he bought the influencer a £2.5 million home on the coast to raise her two children.Then, the day after Boxing Day, Annie received a ­message 2out of the blue” alleging that Kyle was the dad to Lauryn’s second child.Lauryn is understood to have bluntly written: “I don’t have two baby daddies — I have one.”She had also forwarded a photo of Kyle enjoying a play date with both their children in a park.Annie later threw the footballer out of their £2.4million family home.And, it was revealed shortly after that she was pregnant with their fourth child at the time.Annie gave birth to Rezon in April with Kyle at her side.READ MORE SUN STORIESA spokesman for Kyle said previously: “Kyle is laser-focused on the games ahead so as to give the team the best possible chance of bringing home the trophy for the millions of England fans watching, including his wife and their children.”He will not be distracted by any off-pitch activity. Kyle did not invite Lauryn to the Euros.”Annie was also in Germany for the Three Lions’ game against SerbiaCredit: euro 2024 news pool (ENP) – Serbia vs England More