Swiss Super League 2015-2016England captain Wayne Rooney makes an emotional dressing-room speech after the 2-0 victory against Switzerland on Tuesday. Rooney scored an 84th minute penalty, surpassing Sir Bobby Charltonâs scoring record with 50 international goals Click here to see the video in full Continue reading...
Guardian » 2d⢠Sir Bobby Charlton sends his personal congratulations ⢠Roy Hodgson: âHis maturity has impressed meâ Wayne Rooney admitted breaking Bobby Charltonâs scoring record for England before the age of 30 was something he âcould never have imaginedâ as the captain completed a half century of
Guardian » 2dPaul Hayward: Jagielka and Cahill are not going to win England tournaments, but Smalling and Stones would give them a chance
Telegraph » 3dRooney kept waiting but 84th-minute penalty sees Manchester United striker leave Sir Bobby Charlton behind as Englandâs top scorer Well, thatâs that then. Goodbye old, cherished, unattainably distant Bobby. Hello, new, grudgingly embraced, but still unattainably distant Wayne Rooney, who is now
Guardian » 3dFull player ratings as England maintain 100 per cent record in Euro 2016 qualifying by beating Swiss
Telegraph » 3dRoy Hodgsonâs men did what was expected in their 2-0 win over Switzerland, but it was some way below what will be needed in France next summer The announcer on the Metropolitan Line sounded appropriately non-plussed. âThis train for Wembley Park. Enjoy the match. Might be some goals, I suppose.â
Guardian » 3dAs Wayne Rooney makes history, Harry Kane also reminds us of his qualities and Luke Shaw deserves praise in the Euro 2016 qualifier âWembley, youâve just witnessed historyâ boomed the stadium announcer over the Tannoy six minutes from time as the mobile-phone cameras flashed around the arena a
Guardian » 3dAs Wayne Rooney placed the ball on the penalty spot, blew out his cheeks and prepared for the moment he had been waiting for all this time, Wembley lit up with a thousand and one flash bulbs. Everyone, it seemed, wanted a photograph of the moment. His shot was true and Roy Hodgson was off hisâ¦
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