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Real Madrid midfielder Eduardo Camavinga has escaped serious injury after being forced off injured while on duty for France on Tuesday night.

Madrid say Camavinga has a slight sprain and the 21-year-old is in line to face Athletic Bilbao in La Liga on Sunday.

Camavinga started the 3-2 win over Chile in Marseille but was substituted before half-time with what appeared to be a twisted ankle.

Madrid doctors made contact with their French national team counterparts following the game with the player returning to Spain for tests on Wednesday.

The Ecuadorian Football Federation (FEF) has condemned video footage appearing to show squad members, including 16-year-old Kendry Paez, in a nightclub during April’s international camp in the United States.

Videos emerged on social media appearing to show three players — Paez, plus 32-year-old defender Robert Arboleda and 23-year-old winger Gonzalo Plata — with a female dancer. Arboleda appears to be holding a bundle of bank notes.

A second video appears to show a number of Ecuador players dancing in a club, including Chelsea midfielder Moises Caceido, while a sign is displayed reading “Ecuador in the house”.

The FEF explained players were allotted six and a half hours of free time on Friday — the day after their 2-0 friendly victory over Guatemala at the Red Bull Arena in New Jersey and two days before their defeat to Italy.

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Spain head coach Luis de la Fuente said it “hurt his soul” to hear the national team’s fans boo captain Alvaro Morata.

Morata, 31, was jeered by fans as he was substituted in the 81st minute of Tuesday night’s friendly clash against Brazil.

The Atletico Madrid striker endured a difficult evening and failed to find a net in the 3-3 draw, which was played at Real Madrid’s Santiago Bernabeu stadium.

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LAFC is finalizing a deal to sign French forward Olivier Giroud, sources briefed on the deal tell The Athletic.

The agreement would be for Giroud to join LAFC this summer when his contract with AC Milan expires. He would join LAFC after Euro 2024, which runs from June 14 through July 14. MLS’s summer transfer window opens on July 18.

The guaranteed portion of the deal runs through the 2025 MLS season, sources add. LAFC has his MLS discovery rights, meaning they have priority to sign him ahead of any other MLS club.

Giroud, 37, is France’s all-time leading scorer and still active with Les Bleus, having just wrapped up international duty this week. He appeared in a friendly against Germany.

Gareth Southgate has defended his selection of John Stones for England’s friendly against Belgium at Wembley Stadium on Tuesday — despite the Manchester City defender having to be withdrawn in the opening 10 minutes due to an injury.

Southgate added that the Stones, who played the full game when England lost 1-0 against Brazil on Thursday, appeared to have suffered an adductor problem.

The 29-year-old now faces a potential fitness battle ahead of City's crucial Premier League game against leaders Arsenal on Sunday, who lead the Manchester side by a point with 10 matches remaining.

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There was bad news for Liverpool last night after Andy Robertson appeared to damage his ankle in Scotland’s 1-0 friendly defeat to Northern Ireland at Hampden Park. The defender is set for a scan back at his club to assess the potential problem.

Robertson, 30, could not continue after sustaining an injury following a heavy challenge in the first half from Sunderland’s Trai Hume and was replaced by Bologna’s Lewis Ferguson.

“We’ll assess him,” Scotland manager Steve Clarke said after the game. “He’ll go back to his club and they’ll assess him. Hopefully, he’s back soon.”

The England men’s team played without names on the back of their shirts during the second half of their friendly against Belgium on Tuesday as part of their partnership with Alzheimer’s Society.

This change from the first half to the second half of the game was designed to draw attention to memory loss, the most commonly associated symptom of dementia, which is caused by Alzheimer’s.

The game at Wembley Stadium finished 2-2.

Newcastle United midfielder Lewis Miley is expected to miss around six weeks with a back injury.

Miley has been away with the England Elite League Squad (under-20s level) during this international break, playing 90 minutes as they beat Poland 5-1 on Friday.

The 17-year-old was not involved, though, when the team beat Czech Republic 3-1 on Tuesday.

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Liverpool full-back Conor Bradley has spoken of his pride in scoring his first Northern Ireland goal in Tuesday night's 1-0 friendly win in Scotland.

Bradley, 20, struck the only goal of the game in the first half — his first international goal in his 15th cap. "I was just hoping it went in, to be honest," Bradley, who said he was 'buzzing about the strike', told BBC Sport Northern Ireland.

"I don't even know what happened after that. To get the 1-0 win is just fantastic and it's a great night all-round. I think we still have lots of places to improve, but that was a great performance. I think at times we could have been a bit better on the ball.

"To defend the way we did for the 90 minutes and keep a clean sheet here at Hampden, obviously Scotland are going to the Euros and they are a great side full or Premier League players, it is just brilliant."

Now we know all 32 teams participating at this summer's Euros, check out our complete guide to all the fixtures below.

There are no men's fixtures today, as we enter the weird nether zone between international and domestic football.

But there is women's Champions League action to come later on, with Chelsea hosting Ajax in the second leg of their quarter-final. Emma Hayes' side hold a 3-0 lead ahead of the game at Stamford Bridge.

That match kicks off at 8pm GMT (4pm ET).

Poland were the third side to qualify for the Euros last night, with their penalty shootout victory over Wales securing their spot at the tournament.

That game also finished goalless after regular and extra time, with Poland scoring all five of their penalties before Juventus goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny saved Wales' fifth spot-kick from Leeds United's Dan James to win the match in Cardiff.

Poland, who reached the last-16 stage of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, will face France, Austria and the Netherlands in Group D.

Georgia also qualified for the Euros for the first time in their history with a penalty shootout victory over 2004 champions Greece at the Boris Paichadze Dinamo Arena in Tbilisi.

Yesterday's game finished goalless after 120 minutes, with Georgia winning 4-2 on penalties after Greece missed their first and fourth attempts.

Georgia's victory means they will be placed in Group F, where they will face Portugal, Turkey and Czech Republic.