Wayne Rooney said it best on the BBC. He described it as 'crap', explaining: 'I thought the best part was when it finished.' In that moment, Rooney became a man of the match contender.
KIERAN GILL: Everything seems so effortless, cool, and carefree. Yet Olise could so easily have been with England, training alongside his Bayern Munich team-mate Harry Kane.
KIERAN GILL: First, a small story about Roberto Martinez from the memory bank which hopefully paints a picture of the type of person he is, before we assess his calibre as a coach.
KIERAN GILL: It was as if Serena Williams had never been away as she held court inside Wimbledon's packed press auditorium, explaining how she concluded that she would return.
KIERAN GILL AT WIMBLEDON: The Brit was sporting heavy strapping on her right ankle and lower shin after aggravating a pre-existing injury during her recent run to the Queen's final.
KIERAN GILL: Norway opened their first World Cup in 28 years by beating Iraq in an Erling Haaland-inspired win. Here is what Daily Mail Sport learned from watching.
SPECIAL REPORT BY KIERAN GILL: Hailing from Forest Hill in Lewisham, south-east London, and a family of Chelsea fans, McFarlane's journey to Wembley has been largely unseen.