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Leeds United manager Daniel Farke has explained why Dominic Calvert-Lewin chose not to take the knee ahead of Sunday's 1-1 draw with Manchester United‚ insisting the striker showed 'respect' by remaining standing. The vast majority of Premier League players took the knee this weekend as part of the top flight's 'No Room for Racism' campaign‚ but Leeds forward Calvert-Lewin was among those who opted against the gesture‚ choosing to remain standing. Everton's Ainsley Maitland-Niles‚ Ipswich Town's Issa Diop and Manchester City's Marc Guehi chose not to take the knee during Saturday's fixtures‚ with Bournemouth duo Rayan and Tyler Adams making the same decision ahead of Sunday's matches.
KIERAN GILL AT WEMBLEY: Spain made it 39 matches unbeaten and counting despite England leading at half-time at Wembley‚ with defensive errors undoing Thomas Tuchel's side. The Three Lions largely had themselves to blame for failing to get something out of this Nations League game as they gifted the ball to the world champions on repeat by their own box. Marc Guehi gave away possession for their first goal‚ Nico O'Reilly for their second‚ and Spain's third saw them exploit gaps in England's leaky back line.
England and France's footballers put rivalry aside after their 10-goal thriller in Miami on Saturday night to share a poignant moment of unity on the pitch. Seven players from both national sides stood together shoulder to shoulder to form a ring and bow their heads in collective prayer just moments after their World Cup epic. The players involved in the centre circle gathering were England's hat-trick hero Bukayo Saka‚ Arsenal's Eberechi Eze‚ Trevoh Chalobah of Chelsea‚ Marc Guehi of Manchester City‚ Jean-Philippe Mateta and Maxence Lacroix of Crystal Palace and Bayern Munich's Dayot Upamecano.
England star Marc Guehi appeared to hit out at England's second-half tactics after the Three Lions lost their slender lead to be knocked out of the World Cup by Argentina on Wednesday. Anthony Gordon had opened the scoring in the 55th minute after the Three Lions were put through an attritional first-half which saw midfield stars such as Jude Bellingham and Elliot Anderson repeatedly targeted with fouls. But with 10 minutes plus injury time left to play‚ Thomas Tuchel made a raft of defensive changes which allowed little room for England to extend their goal cushion.
England had taken the lead in the 56th minute through Anthony Gordon‚ but opted to try and hold onto their advantage rather than add to it. Tuchel went to a back five that served him so well in the last-16 win over Mexico‚ with Ezri Konsa coming on for the goal scorer to join Reece James‚ John Stones‚ Marc Guehi and Djed Spence. They found themselves on the defensive‚ and Dan Burn was later introduced too when Reece James left the field injured.
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