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weekly. Barry just said to me, are you going to cry again? No, Barry. Well, I might, but it was a

mean question. Be smiling. You're not meant to make a noise in the intro. Sick, bereft, broken,

and devastated that Barry was there to see it and film it and burst it.

Bikaya Sakka, the bravery of a 19 year old to take a penalty in the final of a major tournament,

just when we thought Jordan Pickford had turned the tide, surely saving a Georgina penalty is worth

too. And Marcus Rashford, a man who can force the government to feed kids but couldn't hit the

target. And I can't watch Harry Kane walking around another pitch, applauding another crowd in

defeat again. Please, for the wind and the rain, let somebody good sign him and let him win something.

A game where England started so well, controlled the first half, but where Italy stormed back into it

and probably on balance deserved it. A team who have been excellent at all tournament and who are

worthy winners. We'll look back at the game probably in some way. We'll look back at the tournament

probably in some way or more accurately. I'll just be a bit sad. This is the Guardian Football Weekly.

On the panel today, John Bruin, I commiserate with you.

As a fellow Englishman, yeah. I've seen that game before.

Yeah. And it feels exactly the same as before.

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