No doubt this comment will bring criticism, but what else can he say? He's backed his players 100%. What more can you ask from a coach? Not sure whether the article is needed tbh because I'm sure the coaches of the top 6 in the World Rankings would say exactly the same thing lol.

British scientists have joined the race to produce meat grown in the lab rather than reared on the hoof.

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UK unemployment fell by 35,000 between November and January to 1.34 million, figures show

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A record nine countries have told Fifa they want to host the 2023 Women's World Cup.

Argentina, Australia, Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Japan, New Zealand and South Africa have formally declared their interest.

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Former Staples chain Office Outlet in administration

Kazakhstan's President Nursultan Nazarbayev, who has led the country since independence from the Soviet Union, has announced his resignation.

Fans' group concerned as supporters 'criminalised' for going on to pitches

Wales will be without injured trio Ethan Ampadu, Sam Vokes and Tom Lawrence for their opening Euro 2020 qualifier against Slovakia in Cardiff on Sunday.

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FA Cup matches will be shown live on the BBC until 2025 as part of a new four-year broadcast deal with the Football Association.

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2002 – Zimbabwe is suspended from the Commonwealth on charges of human rights abuses and of electoral fraud, following a turbulent presidential election.

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Dundee United cut Ross County's lead at the top of the Scottish Championship to eight points thanks to Calum Butcher's seventh-minute strike.

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