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      Micky van de Ven reveals tragic yet heartwarming story behind picking No37 as Tottenham shirt number

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      MICKY VAN DE VEN has revealed the tragically heartwarming story behind his Tottenham shirt number.The Dutch defender, 24, has endured mixed fortunes since joining Spurs from Wolfsburg for £42million in 2023.Micky van de Ven has revealed why he wears the number 37 for SpursCredit: GettyVan den Ven quickly established himself as a key player in Ange Postecoglou’s bizarre tactical system.But the giant centre-back, who is also blessed with rapid speed, has since suffered numerous injury problems.And as a result, he has played just 49 times across two seasons.Despite the setbacks, Van de Ven remains a popular figure with Tottenham fans.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLHe is hoping to reward their faith when Spurs take on Manchester United in Wednesday’s all-English Europa League final.And his popularity is only sure to increase after he revealed the meaning behind his shirt number.Van de Ven wears the No37 for the north Londoners – an unusual choice for any first-team star, let alone a defender.However, the 10-time Dutch international has now explained that he chose the number in tribute to a deceased friend.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BETS AND BETTING SIGN UP OFFERSVan de Ven revealed that when he was just 15 years old, his best friend tragically passed away.The number 37 had been his pal’s favourite number since a young age.EXCLUSIVE: Man Utd, Spurs and ARSENAL fans take epic 32-hour ‘bucket list’ ferry trip to Bilbao for Europa League finalAnd therefore the decision to select it as his Spurs squad number came easily to Van de Ven.The star explained: “When I was 15 years old, my best friend Dimitri passed away. He was really sick and I always promised to make him proud.“He was the person I always played football with, so the day before he passed away I promised him I was going to make sure I became a professional football player.“When I made this beautiful transfer to Tottenham, they said, ‘These are the numbers you can pick for your shirt’.“Number 37 was there, it was Dimitri’s favourite number when he was younger. So straight away I knew 37 had to be my number here.” More

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      Man Utd, Spurs and ARSENAL fans take epic 32-hour ‘bucket list’ ferry trip to Bilbao for Europa League final

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      MANCHESTER United, Spurs and ARSENAL fans are heading to Bilbao on a 32-hour ferry trip ahead of Wednesday night’s Europa League final.Hundreds of supporters joined holidaymakers for the epic boat ride which left Portsmouth at 10pm on Sunday and doesn’t arrive until 8am Tuesday morning.Sun man Dave Courtnadge enjoys a pint on the ferryCredit: The SunThe journey from Portsmouth to Bilbao takes 32 hoursCredit: The SunFans soak in the sun on the top deckCredit: The SunWith flights to Spain rocketing to over £1,000 after United and Spurs sealed their places in the final, many took advantage of the cheaper, but much longer, ferry option, which costs around £260 with a cabin.And some were even looking forward to their time at sea more than watching the game itself.Lifelong United follower Dave, from Derby, is one of many who haven’t even got a match ticket, but called the journey a “bucket list trip”.He added: “The way our lot have been playing I’m more excited about the boat anyway. READ MORE IN FOOTBALL”I didn’t buy a cabin originally but then I didn’t fancy sitting in a seat for two days.”Others have been planning the trip for months, including father and son Tottenham fans Neil and Leo, who booked their ferry tickets and hotel in Bilbao in AUGUST.Leo, 17, said “I just had a feeling we’ll do it”, and is now confidently predicting Spurs will win 4-2 in the final – after going 2-1 down.The mood on board so far has been brilliant, with fans of both clubs mixing in the bar until 2am this morning, even though last orders were called at midnight.Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITSFour United fans who had driven to Portsmouth from Somerset were still going strong despite starting their pre-match build-up on Saturday morning and having barely been to sleep since.One did have a black eye to show for his troubles though after falling over along the way.How Europa League final will be decided – four key Man Utd vs Tottenham tactical battlesAmong the United and Spurs fans was even one Arsenal supporter who was making the journey purely in the hope of seeing his North London rivals lose.He said: “I’m very much enjoying being among United fans and having a night out in Bilbao. “On a scale of one to ten, I’d say my hatred for Spurs is about 80.”Spurs fan Paul will just be happy to make it to Spain after having a nightmare trying to get on the boat.The IT worker and Tottenham TikToker, who booked his ferry tickets with pal Ben midway through the first leg of the semi-final win over Bodo/Glimt, was nearly denied entry on to the boat due to an “expired” passport.Inside the cabin which has no windowsRooms were squeezed in togetherThere was plenty of dining spaceFans got down for breakfast in a build to fuel upFresh crepes were even on offerBut SunSport had stew and rice for lunchLife on board leaves me wobblyBy Dave CourtnadgeI HAD no idea what to expect after booking a 32-hour ferry trip from Portsmouth to Bilbao to see Manchester United hopefully beat Spurs in Wednesday’s Europa League final.I’d also read reviews of the Portsmouth to Bilbao ferry ride, calling it “one of the most serene ways to travel to the Continent”.I’d heard the BBC podcast on Man Utd and West Ham fans having a full-blown riot on a boat trip to Holland in the 1980s.The reality of my trip so far, thankfully, is nothing like either of those.The atmosphere has been absolutely brilliant, with fans of both clubs mixing in the pub long before the 10pm departure, and in the ferry bar long after last orders at midnight.There’s even an Arsenal out her hoping to see Spurs lose too.I enjoyed a few in the beer garden of the Ship and Castle near the ferry port on the sunny Sunday before we took off.I’d be talking to some fans about the mad boat trip ahead and plans for Bilbao for 10 minutes before we’d establish who one another supported.There’s still good banter about both sides’ abysmal seasons, but with a lot of the chat being about who is actually worse, not better.Plenty of Murphy’s and some classic cabaret just added to the holiday mood once we were on board.We ramped up the booze cruise vibes at about 1am by venturing out on to the top deck (I was pretty amazed they left the doors unlocked considering the clientele on board)But after convincing one particularly drunk shipmate that he’d be in serious trouble if he jumped in the sea, I thought it safer to head back inside.After another nightcap I returned to my four-man cabin which thankfully I have all to myself.Because my cabin is in the middle of the boat it’s pitch black. That, coupled with not being disturbed half-way through the night by my two young kids, meant I slept like a baby.As for sea-sickness, there’s not so much a gentle rocking of the waves but rather a weird constant jolty sensation like you get when you start a car that has left me a bit wobbly.I’m sure it’s nothng to do with all that Murphy’s anyway.I’ve at least managed to hold down my breakfast, which I ate surrounded by the normal holidaymakers, not football fans, who make up about half of the passengers on board.Not surprisingly, most of the supporters were still in bed at that point, but I’m sure I’ll catch them in the bar later for the quiz and more cabaret.Chants of “Keano, Keano…” from down the corridor suggests some are now starting to rise.As for me, it’s time to check out that top deck again…He revealed last night: “I still feel like I’m having a positive day even though it’s been pretty challenging.”Our train from London to Portsmouth ended up not being from London to Portsmouth, but London to Eastleigh. “So we found another train that took us from London to Petersfield, which meant we then ended up having to get a taxi.”The taxi driver didn’t know where we needed to go to for the ferry. He got lost, he wanted cash only and we didn’t have cash, so we had to sort all that palaver out.”Eventually we got that sorted and then we thought it was an eight o’clock leave and it’s not, it’s ten o’clock, so two hours extra in the pub.”And now I’ve just found my passport might not have let me on the ferry after all that, even though I’ve spent an absolute fortune on ferry tickets, accommodation, flights around Europe to get home and tickets for the game of course.Read More on The Sun”I have found out I can get on but that’s on the basis that I’ve booked a flight to say that I am actually coming back to the UK.”But otherwise, I’m going to have to get a new passport.”There was even some live entertainmentCredit: The SunUnited fans get into the swing of itCredit: The SunFans were mixing wellThe booze was flowingFans were discussing the big gameMan Utd vs Spurs – Europa League final: Kick-off time, TV channel and live stream info for Bilbao clash More

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      ‘Crying One’ Jose Mourinho taunted with sick coffin stunt as Galatasaray fans celebrate clinching Turkish league title

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      GALATASARAY taunted Jose Mourinho as the “Crying One” – with coffins for their tearful rival.The Turkish giants wrapped up the Super Lig title on Sunday with a 3-0 win over Kayserispor.Galatasaray fans held up Fenerbahce-themed coffins after winning the league titleCredit: GettyOne of the coffins showed Jose Mourinho cryingCredit: GettySupporters held up signs mocking MourinhoCredit: GettyThe Special One has been in a war with Galatasaray all seasonCredit: ReutersGoalkeeper Fernando Muslera even got on the scoresheet with a late penalty.That put them eight points clear at the top of the table with two rounds of matches remaining. And not only did it secure the club a 25th league title – it also consigned their nemesis Fenerbahce to second for the fourth season running.So when the celebrations unfolded on the streets of Istanbul, Galatasaray supporters wasted no time in mocking so-called Special One Mourinho.READ MORE ON FOOTBALLA group of fans created a coffin which they decked out in the blue and yellow colours of their rivals Fenerbahce. It was then decorated with pictures of Mourinho crying while others held up posters taking brutal swipes at him, tooThat was just a fraction of their gloating, though. Galatasaray fans also unveiled a banner inside their stadium of Mourinho with the words: “The Most Expensive Influencer In The World.”Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITSThe club’s official social media accounts got involved, too. They posted a video of a laptop set up beside the pitch in injury time of yesterday’s win with “The Real One” and five stars in gold against a red background – marking their achievement as the only Turkish team with 25 league titles. Jose Mourinho booked after putting his laptop in front of TV camera to highlight referee’s wrong decisionThat was a dig at Mourinho who famously showed a replay of a controversial decision on a club laptop to a TV camera beside the dugout in September. Another Galatasaray post concluded with a bookcase laughing at Mourinho, with a mock-up book of the iconic manager entitled “The Crying One”. And a bizarre AI video Back To The Future video showed Marty McFly and Doc as Galatasaray fans revelling in the misery of Fenerbahce’s disappointment. Mourinho’s ongoing feud with Galatasaray during his time in Turkey came to a head in April.After suffering defeat in the Turkish Cup, the ex-Chelsea, Manchester United and Tottenham boss PINCHED the nose of his opposite number Okan Buruk, who fell to the pitch in dramatic scenes. Mourinho, though, may not get the chance for revenge next season as he continues to be linked with a return to the Premier League.He is high on the bookmakers’ odds for a shock Manchester United comeback but could replace Daniel Farke at Leeds.Galatasaray wrapped up the title with two games to spareCredit: GettyGoalkeeper Fernando Muslera scored the third goal in the 3-0 win over KayserisporCredit: EPAGalatasaray fans marked their fifth star for winning 25 league titlesCredit: GettySupporters partied in the streets late into the nightCredit: Getty More

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      ‘It’s the way he treats you’ – Tottenham star loves ‘magnificent’ Man Utd manager Ruben Amorim

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      PEDRO PORRO gives the credit to “magnificent” Ruben Amorim as the man who helped his football “explode”.Now the Spanish defender will hope to fire one of his trademark rockets to win Tottenham their first trophy in 17 years — and blow his old gaffer’s season to smithereens.Pedro Porro has given Ruben Amorim the credit for helping his career ‘explode’Credit: GettyBut now he is hoping to blow up his former manager’s chances of winning the Europa League on WednesdayCredit: AFPPorro’s Spurs take on Amorim’s Manchester United in Wednesday’s Europa League final in Bilbao.It represents the last chance for both sides to save their dismal campaigns after failing to ignite in the league all season long.United chief Amorim and his opposite number Ange Postecoglou have been lambasted after plummeting to 16th and 17th in the Prem respectively.Yet Porro is sure of Amorim’s quality, having had his game transformed by the Portuguese manager while playing under him for Sporting prior to his £37.3million switch to Spurs.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLThe right-back, 25, said: “I worked with him for three years and he’s a magnificent coach.“I know him very well. It’s the way he treats the players, he always spoke to me as a person, it’s not just how he treated me from a football perspective. “The way he works on the pitch is also very good but in this case, I hope I come out as the happy one.”Amorim signed Porro from Manchester City for Sporting in 2020, initially on loan, before making the switch permanent for £7.2m in May 2022.Most read in FootballBEST ONLINE CASINOS – TOP SITES IN THE UKThe former Girona ace was initially brought in as a winger and struggled at the start with a high number of muscle injuries.But Amorim converted him into an explosive right wing-back in his 3-4-3 system which had so much success in Portugal in contrast to how it has fared in England so far.Ruben Amorim vows to QUIT Man Utd if horror slump continues as dejected boss identifies ‘most dangerous thing’ at clubPorro ended up with 12 goals in 98 Sporting games — including a howitzer from distance in a 2-0 win at Boavista in 2021 — before his switch to North London in January 2023.Porro added: “When I arrived at Sporting, it was a little bit difficult for me. But like everything in football, sometimes it’s hard at first, right?“Things in life don’t always go the way you want them to but when I got there, the truth is I had a lot of help from him and at that moment my football exploded.“To be honest, I’m really grateful to him for that.”Porro had a tricky start in N17 too but has developed into a key player for Spurs boss Postecoglou.His 11 goals in 103 games have also included some long-range scorchers, such as last season’s belter against Burnley in the FA Cup.Postecoglou has overseen a nightmare league campaign including a record 21 defeats which means there is a strong chance he leaves the club even if he wins the Europa League. Yet the Aussie boasts an amazing record when playing final opponents Man Utd, winning four and drawing the other of his five matches against them.That includes a hat-trick of victories this term already.Man Utd vs Spurs – Europa League final: Kick-off time, TV channel and live stream info for Bilbao clashThough United, on the other hand, have far more experience in major finals, even during their recent years in the doldrums.Just last year, the Red Devils won the FA Cup and the season before that, then-boss Erik ten Hag clinched the Carabao Cup, too.Porro certainly will not be underestimating United and pointed to their unbeaten record in Europe this term as a reason why Tottenham must be fearful of Amorim’s men.The eight-cap Spain star said: “I don’t think they’ve lost in the Europa League.“They’re a very good team, with a very good coach. In the end, they haven’t had the luck in the Premier League, it’s like us, isn’t it?“But we’re two teams that know how to deliver and it’s going to be a very beautiful final.“I hope we’re the happy ones at the end.“We know every game is different, especially a final, where anything can happen.“It would be a dream to win it because, as we already know when I arrived here, we knew it had been a long time since we had won a trophy here.Read More on The Sun“And for me personally it would be a story of faith, something I dreamt of ever since I was little.“It’s my first European final and everyone in the world would have motivation for that.”Man Utd vs Spurs – Europa League final: Kick-off time, TV channel and live stream info for Bilbao clash More

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      Gary Lineker has already told BBC how to avoid fan fury in World Cup 2026 final coverage

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      GARY LINEKER has already told the BBC how to avoid fan fury during coverage of the World Cup 2026 final.Lineker, 64, was due to bow out from his role as presenter for the broadcaster at the conclusion of next summer’s tournament. Gary Lineker warned the BBC how to avoid fan fury over the half-time show during the World Cup 2026 finalCredit: ReutersA Super Bowl-style half-time show will be introduced next yearCredit: GettyBut on Monday, he confirmed he is going to quit the BBC for good after Sunday’s Match of the Day episode covering the final day of the Premier League season. The ex-Leicester striker previously announced he was stepping back from weekly MOTD duties but was due to continue hosting live FA Cup matches next season before working the World Cup.However, following an anti-Semitism row, Lineker apologised and went public with his decision to step away from his £1.35million-a-year job with the Beeb. Lineker agreed to leave the BBC after meeting bosses last week – with a source saying he realised his position was untenable.READ MORE ON GARY LINEKERBut before his exit, the presenter gave his bosses a piece of advice on covering the 2026 showpiece at the end of the expanded 48-country competition.The World Cup final will be played at the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey on July 19. But midway through the biggest match in football, there will be a Super Bowl-style half-time show.Fifa are working with Coldplay frontman Chris Martin on the plans – which may well mean Coldplay are one of the “multiple artists” set to perform. Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITSBut Lineker is aware the controversial addition will not go down with fans.And it also gives TV bosses a dilemma about what to do at half-time – show the performances on the pitch or stick to the traditional analysis from pundits.Gary Lineker apologises for antisemitic post and confirms he’s quitting BBC next weekLineker, though, reckons he has the solution.Speaking on his Rest Is Football podcast in March – part of his Goalhanger podcast empire – he said: “I don’t like this, I have to say, before we start. “I hope it’s not going completely down the road of NFL half-time shows because that’s 25 minutes, half an hour, and I’m not sure we could quite cope with that.“I’m bowing out soon anyway, but I’ve got one World Cup left in me. “It’d be interesting to see, if they did have some big, massive half-time show, how TV deals with that because the analysis has always been part of television coverage. “Does TV suddenly go, ‘No, we’re going to show the half-time show?’“For someone like BBC, I would say, ‘Stick the show on the red button’, or they might (decide to) stick the analysis on the red button.”’SORRY’Lineker’s Instagram post to confirm his BBC exit came after The Sun revealed he was planning to step down following the scandal which saw him face backlash for re-posting a video which criticised Zionism and included an illustration of a rat.He said in a statement released at midday on Monday: “Football has been at the heart of my life for as long as I can remember – both on the pitch and in the studio.”I care deeply about the game, and about the work I’ve done with the BBC over many years. “As I’ve said, I would never consciously repost anything anti-Semitic – it goes against everything I stand for.Read More on The Sun”However, I recognise the error and upset that I caused, and reiterate how sorry I am. “Stepping back now feels like the responsible course of action.”Chris Martin has been involved in the talks with FifaCredit: GettyLineker announced he will leave the BBC after Sunday’s Match of the DayCredit: iNSTAGRAMHe was spotted outside his home on the day of the major newsCredit: PA More

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      Sheffield United’s X HACKED as dozens of posts slamming Wednesday star Barry Bannan shared to club’s 600k followers

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      SHEFFIELD UNITED’S X account was hacked as dozens of posts slamming rival Wednesday captain Barry Bannan were shared online.The security breach occurred on Monday as the Blades prepare for this weekend’s Championship playoff final against Sunderland.Sheffield Utd’s X account was hacked on MondayCredit: X @SheffieldUnitedThe hacked messages took aim at Sheffield Wednesday captain Barry BannanCredit: AlamyChris Wilder’s men are hoping to seal a dramatic return to the Premier League with victory over the Black Cats at Wembley.But on social media, United did not enjoy a smooth ride.Their X account was briefly taken over by hackers, who fired out a series of posts to the club’s 600,000 followers.And each one took aim at Scottish midfielder Bannan, who captains rivals Sheffield Wednesday.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLA post from United’s hacked X account read: “Let’s forget Barry Bannan. New topic: MUFC > City.”Another, answering the question “score predictions for Sunday??”, added: “Oh s**t. Just figured out we’re playing a final.“Against SUNDERLAND? Is this a Metaverse? Easy win.“3×1 us with the bless of BBB (Bald Barry Bannan).”Most read in FootballBEST FREE BETS AND BETTING SIGN UP OFFERSUnited’s hacked account then retweeted a series of anti-Bannan posts from other users.And fans of other clubs rushed online to react.Sheffield United pay incredible tribute to late George Baldock during play-off clash after tragic death aged just 31One said: “What is going on?”Another declared: “Absolute chaos.”One noted: “Admin spitting pure facts.”Another added: “As if Sheff United’s Twitter has been hacked.” More

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      Meet Jeremie Frimpong’s stunning partner Tamira who was left with ‘jaw on the floor’ by romantic incoming Liverpool star

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      JEREMIE FRIMPONG left his girlfriend Tamira Blankson with her “jaw on the floor” after an incredible romantic gesture.And Liverpool fans could soon be loving him just as much as he closes in on a move to Anfield.Tamira Blankson is Jeremie Frimpong’s stunning girlfriendCredit: Instagram @tamirablanksonThey have been together for a yearCredit: Instagram @jeremiefrimpongTamira has 35,000 followers on TikTokCredit: Instagram @tamirablanksonFrimpong made an incredible romantic gesture on Valentines DayCredit: TikTok/tamirablanksonFrimpong, 24, is completing his medical today ahead of his £29.5million transfer from Bayer Leverkusen.The switch from the German side will see him replace Trent Alexander-Arnold at Liverpool, who is leaving to join Real Madrid this summer.And making the move to Merseyside with him is his stunning partner Tamira, 25.The couple have been together for just over a year and are no strangers to showing their love for one another online.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLFrimpong displayed his romantic side on Valentines Day this year, putting on an incredible candlelit dinner for his girlfriend.There were roses, balloons and gifts with the words “I love you” written on them as Tamira videoed the beautiful setup and posted it on social media.She captioned the upload: “My jaw was on the floor”.And Tamira showed her supportive side by joining her man on the Leverkusen pitch at the end of last season.Most read in FootballHe lifted the Bundesliga title alongside her and his family as she wrote online: “Proud of you bae.”Tamira has also seen donning a Holland shirt in the stands while cheering on the right-back at the Euros.Leverkusen star Jeremie Frimpong reveals why he snubbed Liverpool and chose Man City last time Reds tried to sign himThe brunette beauty is rumoured to be of Ghanaian descent just like Frimpong.And she has 35,000 followers on TikTok thanks to her make-up routine videos.Aside from the occasional loved-up posts, both Tamira and Frimpong choose to the keep their private lives off the internet.But all eyes will soon be on the Dutchman once he signs for Liverpool.He is set to pen a five-year deal to add to the reported £20m contract he has agreed to be the new face of sportswear brand New Balance.Tamira is supposedly of Ghanaian descent like FrimpongCredit: Instagram @jeremiefrimpongTamira admitted her jaw was on the floor after Frimpong’s Valentines surpriseCredit: Instagram @tamirablanksonShe is set to move to Liverpool with himCredit: TikTok/tamirablankson More

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      Tottenham vs Man Utd: Get £30 in free bets and £10 casino bonus with BoyleSports, plus 50% Europa League final boost

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      EITHER Tottenham or Manchester United will save their season by lifting the Europa League in Wednesday’s final.And punters who register an account with BoyleSports and stake a tenner on the mega European showdown will be rewarded with £30 in football free bets plus an extra £10 casino bonus!BoyleSports are also offering customers a whopping extra 50% boost on their Bet Builder winnings!Tottenham vs Manchester United: £30 in free bets & £10 casino bonus HERE*Get extra 50% boost on Bet Builder winnings HEREFind The Sun’s betting publishing principles hereHow to claim…BoyleSports offerVisit the BoyleSports website HERE*Register a new account and depositPlace a qualifying bet of £10 or more at odds of Evens or greaterRemember, your qualifying bet must be placed within 30 days of account openingOnce that’s settled, you will receive £30 in free bets and a £10 casino bonusBoyleSports: Get £30 in free bets and a £10 casino bonus HERE*New to BoyleSports? Good news – you can claim their Europa League final offer!Simply visit the BoyleSports website HERE* and register for your brand new account.Deposit at least £10 and then place a tenner or more on any football betting market with BoyleSports at odds of Evens or greater.Once that’s settled, you will receive £30 in free bets and a £10 casino bonus!You will also be eligible for BoyleSports’ amazing special for the European showdown in Bilbao! They are offering all customers an extra 50% on their Bet Builder winnings which you can claim HERE*.BoyleSports: Get £30 in free bets and a £10 casino bonus HERE**18+. New UK customers (Excluding NI) only. £40 in FREE Bets (FB) as £30 in sports bets & a £10 casino bonus (CB). Min Deposit £10. Min stake £10. Min odds Evs. FB applied on 1st settlement of any qualifying bet. FB 7-day expiry. 1 FB offer per customer, household & IP address only. Account & Payment restrictions. 14 days to accept £10 CB, then active for 3 days. CB 5x wagering & max redeemable £100. Game restrictions apply. Cashed out/Free Bets won’t apply. 30 days to qualify. 18+. Online only. Min Odds of (3/1). Max stake 20. One bet per customer. 50% Boost. Boost will be added once all selections have settled. Max boost payout £/€1,000. Offer does not apply to multiple bets. Free/void/cashed out bets won’t qualify. T&Cs apply.Remember to gamble responsiblyA responsible gambler is someone who:Establishes time and monetary limits before playingOnly gambles with money they can afford to loseNever chase their lossesDoesn’t gamble if they’re upset, angry or depressedGamcare – gamcare.org.ukGambleAware – GambleAware.orgRead our guide on responsible gambling practices.For help with a gambling problem, call the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133 or go to gamstop.co.uk to be excluded from all UK-regulated gambling websites. More