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- The Sun
History-making Lioness Ella Toone star for biggest stage now she's ready to deliver for England again in Euro 2025 final
ELLA TOONE has become the woman for the grandest of stages — and is ready to deliver for England again. The Lionesses star has scored at every World Cup or Euros she has taken part in. Her goal in the 2023 World Cup last-four clash against Australia saw her become the first English player — male or female — to net in a quarter-final, semi-final and final of major tournaments. One of those goals came in the Spain last-eight tie at the Euros three years ago — and she wants to repeat that trick in Sunday's final. Toone, 25, also netted in the Finalissima against Brazil — where the European and South American champions face off — and scored an FA Cup final stunner for her club Manchester United last year. She has bagged in this Euros as well, in the 6-1 win over Wales in the group stage. Asked about her big-stage pedigree, Toone said: 'It's not bad that, is it? 'I feel like I prepare properly for every game and I've had chances in the finals to put the ball in the back of the net and that's what I've done. 'I try not to think too much about that or put any pressure on it. 'I just go out there and do what I can for the team and give my everything, and if a chance falls to me then hopefully I can put it in the back of the net. 5 'It's just about doing my job, on and off the ball, making things happen, creating chances for other people and hopefully there's a chance, like I have in previous finals.' Three years ago, as the Lionesses stormed to home Euros success, Toone was one of those making an incredible impact from the bench. Now, Arsenal star Michelle Agyemang is England's super sub. The striker, 19, saved her side in the quarter-final with Sweden and the last-four win over Italy. Having hardly played or netted in club football last season, she has become a phenomenon on the international stage and will return home to a new level of fame. That is something Toone, now an established starter, went through in 2022 and the Northern lass had some left-field advice for Agyemang. Toone said: 'She might get papped eating a pasty like I did! I'll have to warn her about that. 'Michelle is mad, I would think that she's about 30 years old, she's so mature, she's so humble and she's come into this tournament with freedom and not a worry, not a care. 5 'She's just gone out there and done what's been asked of her and she's been amazing for us. She's turned up in big moments when we've needed her and she's got a lot of talent and she can do a lot of things that not many players can do. 'Even when she has scored and kept us in games, she's been the same Michelle. I'm absolutely buzzing for her.' The Lionesses have shown their mettle to come back from the brink in Switzerland. While the players have discussed their 'proper England' performances, Toone revealed there have been some incredibly motivational moments from manager Sarina Wiegman. The Dutchwoman guided a team to a final for a fifth straight tournament after winning the 2017 Euros with her native Holland and reaching the 2019 World Cup showpiece. Toone added: 'She's done a few good speeches this camp, I'll give it to her. We had a good one before the Italy game the night before, one that definitely stood out. 'Even though sometimes we have gone a goal down, you still remember the words that she said before the game and it makes you want to go out and put on a performance for the second half as well. 'No matter what Sarina says, you listen because she's reached five major tournament finals so she definitely knows what she's doing.' Wiegman has created a family bond in the Lionesses camp, though there are plenty of parents, siblings and friends here in Switzerland. 5 That group enjoyed a pub crawl through Zurich on Friday afternoon, away from the squad, before everyone headed off to Basel for the final. One picture of the families wildly celebrating Agyemang's goal against Italy was shared among the players. It is a scene they are intent on recreating. Toone added: 'It was a nice picture to see, we've sent them on a rollercoaster this tournament and it's nice to see things like that. 'Hopefully we can kick on in this last game and make it a tournament they can remember, too.' 5
Daily Mail
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- Daily Mail
GWS star Toby Greene in hot water for fat shaming rival player: 'it's always a good bit of fun'
GWS firebrand Toby Greene is once again facing scrutiny after a fiery Sydney Derby performance that included fat-shaming a rival player. The Giants captain made headlines for calling rival Tom Papley 'overweight' during a half-time interview. The comment came as Papley returned from a hamstring injury and played a lively opening half before GWS swamped the Swans with an 11-goal blitz on their way to a 5.12 (102) to 8.10 (58) victory. However, Greene also raised eyebrows with a high forearm that collected Isaac Heeney in the second quarter. That incident is expected to draw attention from the match review panel. Greene and Papley were central figures in several heated exchanges before the break. "He's looking overweight..." Toby Greene with an interesting takeaway at half-time 👀 📺 Watch #AFLGiantsSwans on Ch.503 or stream on Kayo: ✍️ BLOG 🔢 MATCH CENTRE — Fox Footy (@FOXFOOTY) July 25, 2025 Despite trailing by 28 points at halftime, Greene didn't hold back in his comments. He questioned Papley's fitness, hinting he couldn't maintain his intensity all game. 'He's looking overweight,' Greene told Fox Footy with a smirk. The AFL is now reviewing both Greene's comments and on-field conduct. A textbook spray and a classic taunt were all that was needed to power GWS to a comeback win over Sydney. Hunting a top-four spot, Giants coach Adam Kingsley had let it rip at halftime after the Swans had slammed through six straight goals to set up a 28-point lead at Engie Stadium. His words had an immediate effect. The Giants returned serve with eight straight goals - nine in total - in the third quarter to set up a 44-point victory. 'It was a good one. It was direct,' skipper Toby Greene said of the spray. 'We deserved it, though. We were pretty ordinary in the first half. 'Their (Sydney's) work rate and contest were miles ahead of where we needed to be.' GWS move to fifth (13-6) with their sixth consecutive win ahead of the weekend's clashes, while Sydney languish in 10th (9-10). Greene had also lit the fuse at halftime with his 'overweight' comment about Papley. Papley had made a point of celebrating his first major on return from a hamstring by making a beeline to Greene in the second quarter. 'Nah, it's always a good bit of fun,' Greene said with a grin. Kingsley, who described his spray as delivering 'reminders', doesn't expect Greene to be sanctioned for the halftime comment. It comes after Brisbane veteran Dayne Zorko received a $3000 fine for his foul-mouth tirade towards the officials bench last week. Port Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley was also fined $20,000 last year for goading Hawthorn players. 'I'd be pretty disappointed if he got fined,' Kingsley said. 'They're (the players) trying to put each other off, and they're doing it all within the rules, of course. 'Winners are grinners, and if you're not, you move on.' Greene's halftime antics come after a quiet week - uncharacteristically devoid of banter, at least from the Giants - between the cross-city rivals. 'We don't need to be winning any verbal battles. We need to be winning the physical battle out in the field,' Kingsley said.
Daily Mail
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- Daily Mail
Coach's hilarious response as North Queensland Cowboys star welcomes new baby hours before breakthrough win over Dragons
North Queensland Cowboys enforcer Reuben Cotter has welcomed his third child just hours before helping his side to a breakthrough win over the Dragons in Townsville. The Cowboys ensured their season still has a faint pulse with the tense 38-32 win, courtesy of a Tom Dearden masterclass. But Queensland Maroons and Australian Kangaroos star Cotter also aimed up, playing on likely very little sleep after the birth of his third child, daughter Pippi Ray. Cotter now has three children with his wife Mackenzie, including son Banks and daughter Sunny - who is a regular at Cowboys home matches. Cotter was named Sports Dad of the Year in 2024 and said while it was challenging raising young kids and juggling a footy career, he wouldn't change it for the world. 'While nothing can completely prepare you for fatherhood, the discipline and routine from the sport definitely help,' he said at the time. View this post on Instagram A post shared by @kenzcotter 'Seeing [Sunny] smile after the game and sharing those moments with her on the field is incredibly special.' Mackenzie announced the arrival of Pippi Ray on Instagram in the early hours of Friday morning, with the Cowboys playing at 6pm that night. Cotter took his place in the team and had nine carries for just shy of 100 metres, including 42 post-contact metres along with a staggering 41 tackles without a single miss. There was a hilarious moment in the post-match media conference, though, when a reporter asked if Cotter was going to take a couple of days off following the birth. Coach Todd Payten slowly shook his head, as the room erupted in laughter. 'I don't know. Straight into it again?' Cotter asked Payten. 'No mate. See you in the morning,' the Cowboys coach replied. Cotter added that he had to block out the exciting family news to focus on getting his side a much-needed win. 'I try not to think about it too much I just try and focus on my job for the team,' he said. 'Obviously enjoyed yesterday but we had a job to do today and we obviously needed the win so I locked in on my role for the team.' The victory keeps the Cowboys' slim NRL finals hopes alive, leapfrogging the Dragons into 11th place, five points outside the top eight with five matches to play. The Cowboys have the bye in the final round. It wasn't pretty for the Cowboys, but it was a welcome relief for Payten's men, just their second win in their past eight starts. Meanwhile, the Dragons have now won just one of their past seven and sit in 12th place, six points outside the top eight. With six games to go, five of which are against teams currently in the top eight, they may well see 2025 as a season of 'what if'', having suffered seven defeats by six points or less, and staring down the barrel of no finals for a seventh consecutive year.
