'We are going nowhere double quick.'
Richard Keys has called for Gareth Southgate to be sacked immediately Former Sky Sports host Richard Keys says he would sack Gareth Southgate ahead of England’s Euro 2024 last-16 tie on Sunday. England have finished top of Group C but laboured in their goalless draw against Slovenia on Tuesday night. The Three Lions will will now play one of the best third-placed teams in the last 16, which could be any one of the Netherlands, Romania, Slovakia, Ukraine or Belgium.
‘Harry Redknapp’s sat in Dubai tonight, give him a call,’ Keys said. ‘ Klopp won’t do it but Harry, you think he wouldn’t be on a plane tomorrow morning?’ WHO ENGLAND COULD PLAY IN THE LAST-16? Netherlands, Romania, Slovakia, Ukraine or Belgium England’s last-16 tie will take place in Gelsenkirchen at 5pm on Sunday. Meanwhile, Southgate believes the reaction from a section of England fans after the stalemate against Slovenia has created ‘an unusual environment to operate in’.
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