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The demanding English press recognized the country's great selection campaign at the World Cup in Russia. Instead of the usual critics, the country's leading newspapers have printed tributes to Gareth Southgate's leaders, who were beaten 2-1 by Croatia on Wednesday in the semi-finals of the competition.
Some of the country's leading vehicles were adamant while dealing with the "pride" of the selection campaign. The Daily Mirror wrote: "Heroes, you have made us proud" and printed pictures of the desolate players after the defeat. Something similar to The Daily Telegraph which showed a picture of Southgate comforting athletes and the title: "Pride of lions."
In Russia, England ended a 28-year-old fast without reaching a semi-final World Cup – the last had been in 1990, Italy, when he was also eliminated. The Daily Mail brought this feeling to his cover with regard to the Southgate impression, comforting Harry Kane, the top scorer of the Cup up to now, with the title: " Yes, everything ended in tears, but you brought us pride and brought the whole nation together. " The Daily Express showed the coach and the players thanking the fans in the stadium after the defeat: "We live the dream … Thank you, England"
At the Jocular Normally The Sun ] was satisfied with the English countryside, albeit in a more humorous way. On his cover, he used the "Coming Home" list worn by fans along the cover and, with a picture of the comforting defender of Southgate Maguire, wrote, "They're coming home … but they're all heroes." 19659006] 25th day – World Cup top scorer and England hope in semi-final against Croatia, striker Harry Kane does yoga without field training "src =" https: / /p2.trrsf.com/image/fget/cf/fit-in/600/400/images.terra.com/2018/07/12/1531088537295.jpg”/>
