Shaun Custis

1 month ago | thesun.co.uk | Shaun Custis

ExclusiveThe FA received criticism for choosing a foreigner rather than an EnglishmanPRINCE WILLIAM has given new England boss Thomas Tuchel the royal seal of approval. Tuchel, the German appointed as Gareth Southgate’s successor, names his first England squad today ahead of World Cup qualifiers against Albania and Latvia. The FA received criticism for choosing a foreigner rather than an Englishman.

1 month ago | thesun.co.uk | Shaun Custis

PRINCE William has spoken of falling in love with Aston Villa after being taken to a match by friends as a boy. The heir, 42, said he was gripped by the “sense of belonging” and the passion of his fellow football fans. Wills also revealed he visits fan forums anonymously online — and moves his kids around when watching at home to bring the team luck. We sat down with the heir to the throne for a chat at Villa’s training ground on the eve of their Champions League win over Club Brugge.

1 month ago | thesun.co.uk | Shaun Custis

PRINCE William revealed one of his toughest tasks as FA President was consoling England’s crushed players shortly after the gut-wrenching defeat in the final of Euro 2024. The royal joined the deflated stars following the Spain in Berlin and admitted: “That was the hardest changing room atmosphere I’ve ever had to walk into. “They were really down. They realised they’d given it their all and they’d been on such a journey.

Aug 9, 2024 | thesun.co.uk | Shaun Custis |Martin Lipton |Martin Blackburn

WITH the new Premier League season just around the corner, the question is who can stop Manchester City winning a fifth straight title? Arsenal will be quietly confident after taking Pep Guardiola’s men to the final day in a gripping race last season. New Kop chief Arne Slot will hope to provide as much of a headache for City as his predecessor Jurgen Klopp often did. And can Manchester United use their FA Cup win over the neighbours as a springboard for a tilt at the biggest prize.

Aug 9, 2024 | the-sun.com | Shaun Custis |Martin Lipton |Martin Blackburn

WITH the new Premier League season just around the corner, the question is who can stop Manchester City winning a fifth straight title? Arsenal will be quietly confident after taking Pep Guardiola’s men to the final day in a gripping race last season. New Kop chief Arne Slot will hope to provide as much of a headache for City as his predecessor Jurgen Klopp often did. And can Manchester United use their FA Cup win over the neighbours as a springboard for a tilt at the biggest prize.