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The Dutch manager has transformed the landscape of women's football in England since her appointment as manager of the Lionesses in August 2020

THE BIG DEBATE: They were lauded for their ability as players, but who amongst a famed generation of England players has the right stuff to succeed as a coach?

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp and other Premier League managers have previously called for FA Cup replays to be scrapped - a move that would ease the demanding schedule

Eddie Howe has made it known that he has no interest in leaving Newcastle to replace Gareth Southgate if the England boss does decide to call it quits after the Euros

England's defeat to Italy was the subject of an unprecedented level of disorder as thousands of ticketless fans stormed Wembley with a report later finding that supporters could have been killed

England boss Gareth Southgate hasn't been afraid to promote younger players into the senior squad, with the current crop of Under-21 stars making a case for their inclusion

The Brentford star and England international has long been linked with a move to Arsenal and his latest Instagram post has sparked fresh speculation surrounding the switch

Gunners striker Eddie Nketiah has discussed his decision to stay at Arsenal amid heightened rumours that Mikel Arteta is plotting to land the signature of Brentford's Ivan Toney

The FA took the decision to leave the Wembley arch unlit despite calls for them to show solidarity with Israel amid the ongoing war, with Israel's FA chief now taking aim at the English football authorities

The Football Association refused to light up Wembley's arch in the colours of the Israeli flag before Friday's game but did pay tribute to the victims of the Israel-Hamas War

Jonathan Adelman, the chair of Tottenham's Tribute Trust, has tendered his resignation in an open letter criticising the club's statement in the wake of the Hamas attack in Israel

The Football Association has confirmed Wembley's arch will NOT be lit up in the colours of the Israeli flag following Hamas' attack last Saturday, a decision which has led the chairman of Faith in Football to resign

"Wembley turned the arch red for Turkey, blue and yellow for Ukraine and every colour of the rainbow for the One Love armband. Not just that. But they couldn’t do it quickly enough. And that’s the point."

"Football CAN be a force for good, can raise and increase awareness of humanitarian needs and discriminatory issues but, in the field of political, religious and state conflict, it is irrelevant."

The Women's Super League has grown exponentially since its launch in 2013 and the FA have been exploring avenues for capitalising on the opportunity for growth

Minute's silence to take place before friendly and players will wear black armbands but officials shared concerns over being seen to take sides during conflict

FA boss Mark Bullingham has revealed referees are divided over live audio being broadcast of VAR discussions, despite PGMOL chief Howard Webb being in favour of the idea

England lost out on penalties against Italy at Wembley two years ago and skipper Kane admits winning the tournament on home soil will be a 'dream come true'

Arsenal are interested in signing Brentford striker Ivan Toney in January, with Mikel Arteta keen to bolster his frontline as the Gunners mount a Premier League title challenge

The UK and Ireland chose to scrap plans for a World Cup bid in 2030 and instead focused on landing the Euros in 2028 with UEFA confirming them as hosts on Tuesday

It's been confirmed by UEFA that England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland will join forces to host Euro 2028 after running an unopposed campaign

Euro 2028 will take place in the UK and Ireland after the only other rival bidder to host the tournament, Turkey, withdrew from the running to instead focus on Euro 2032

Kyle Walker was seen to dismiss Nicolas Jover several times as he approached him, with the England defender initially declining the German's offer of a handshake before turning to confront him

James had made his displeasure known to Australian referee Gillett and his fellow officials after the defeat to Villa, which came courtesy of Ollie Watkins' second half strike

UEFA have all but confirmed the UK and Ireland bid will win the right to host Euro 2028, after their only rivals Turkey dropped out of the running, though the decision still needs to be ratified