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England take on Sweden tomorrow with spirits high both in Russia… and at home.

Team GB have won the international Foosball World Series after knocking out Germany… on penalties!

Southgate rung the changes in the Three Lions’ loss against Belgium– replacing eight of the 11 who played against Panama in preparation for their last-16 knockout clash.

Penalty shoot-outs were first used at the World Cup in 1982 and have decided knockout ties at every edition of the tournament ever since.

England probed after going 1-0 behind shortly after the break, but couldn’t prevent defeat in their third and final group game before the round of 16 – where both Belgium and England will be present.

The Scot, 31, played his first competitive match since his quarter-final defeat to Sam Querrey at The Championships 12 months ago at Queen’s after a lengthy hip problem.

Speaking at the 2018 Jaguar Championships at David Lloyd Royal Berkshire, Henman expressed his hopes for the former British No. 2 after he came through two rounds of qualifying for before losing 6-4 6-2 1-6 6-0 to France’s Benjamin Bonzi at the final hurdle.

Norrie, who once lived and trained at Roehampton’s National Tennis Centre whilst he developed his game, is the current British number two and is steadily climbing up the world rankings, where he’s now at No.79.

Henman, speaking at the 2018 Jaguar Championships at David Lloyd Royal Berkshire, remains optimistic that the 24-year-old’s game suits the grass courts at SW19.

Swan qualified for the main draw of the Nottingham Open earlier this summer – the first time she’s reached this stage of a WTA Tour event in her own right – but needed a helping hand to be at SW19.

Evans, who hails from Hall Green, was given a year’s ban for using cocaine but made his return in April, and came through a trio of pre-qualifier matches as well as the first round of qualifying for the third Grand Slam of the season.