the germans famously knocked england out of euro 96 on penalties there, but the new generation aren t haunted by that defeat. it s a special game for the players, for the fans, for everyone, for the neutrals watching the big game, and that s what you want to be playing in these tournament. so it s very exciting. everybody will be looking forward to it. and, like i said, for the players, we ve just got to stay focused and make sure we just give everything on the pitch and have no regrets. the british olympic association say they re still trying to convince some athletes to have the covid vaccine before the tokyo games start next month. chief executive andy anson said they d been running a mammoth programme of vaccination , covering well over 1,000 people, but there had been challenges. nearly everyone will have at least one dose. well over 90% will have two doses that we will keep trying right until the last minute. there are individuals who didn t want to be vaccinated and we are tr
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