<p>A flight filled with British passengers, mostly England football fans returning from Germany after the Euro 2024 final, was forced to turn back around after an "undefined odour" in the cabin.&nbsp;</p>

<p>As per reports, Eurowings flight EW8470 destined for Manchester took off from Berlin at around 8:00 am (local time) on Monday. However, it went back to the German capital around half an hour later.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Eurowings released a statement, saying that "an air emergency was declared". The airline called it "a standard procedure to obtain a prioritised landing".&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The plane "made an unscheduled return to Berlin... due to an undefined odour in the cabin" and was met by a fire brigade who inspected the aircraft.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"There were no findings. There was neither a fire nor smoke in the cabin," the statement said, further adding that "there was no danger to passengers or crew at any time. Safety is always the top priority at Eurowings".&nbsp;</p>

<p>"An alternative flight was arranged for the affected passengers. The guests were informed accordingly and provided with food vouchers at BER [Berlin Airport]," the airline added.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>However, people lashed out at the airline as they expressed their dissatisfaction on the social media site X. They alleged that no Eurowings staff was present at the Berlin airport to assist with food vouchers or rescheduling the flight.&nbsp;</p>

<p>One passenger wrote on social media: "No SMS, no updates, no staff to be seen. #itsnotcominghome #werenotcominghome".&nbsp;</p>

<p>Another wrote: "Flight EW8470 - set off, smoke on board, returned to Berlin. No staff have advised what happens next, we have just been ejected into baggage collection so please explain: A) which belt will have baggage (isn't on screens) and B) how I get a new flight to Manchester."&nbsp;</p>

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<h2><strong>Spain vs England</strong>&nbsp;</h2>

<p>Spain struck late to win Euro 2024 by beating England 2-1 on Sunday in Berlin to capture the trophy for a record fourth time.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Mikel Oyarzabal turned home in the 86th minute after Nico Williams sent Spain ahead early in the second half but England substitute Cole Palmer pulled the Three Lions level.&nbsp;</p>

<p>England almost equalised at the death but Dani Olmo headed Marc Guehi's effort off the line to safety.&nbsp;</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)&nbsp;</em></p>


A flight filled with British passengers, mostly England football fans returning from Germany after the Euro 2024 final, was forced to turn back around after an "undefined odour" in the cabin.

A flight filled with British passengers, mostly England football fans returning from Germany after the Euro 2024 final, was forced to turn back around after an "undefined odour" in the cabin. As per reports, Eurowings flight EW8470 destined for Manchester took off from Berlin at around 8:00 am (local time) on Monday. However, it went back to the German capital around half an hour later. Eurowings released a statement, saying that "an air emergency was declared". The airline called it "a standard procedure to obtain a prioritised landing". Also read: Video: Lion brothers filmed swimming crocodile-infested water due to human activity The plane "made an unscheduled return to Berlin... due to an undefined odour in the cabin" and was met by a fire brigade who inspected the aircraft. "There were no findings. There was neither a fire nor smoke in the cabin," the statement said, further adding that "there was no danger to passengers or crew at any time. Safety is always the top priority at Eurowings". "An alternative flight was arranged for the affected passengers. The guests were informed accordingly and provided with food vouchers at BER [Berlin Airport]," the airline added. Also read: Social media influencer, once linked to Leonardo DiCaprio, jailed for human trafficking and slavery However, people lashed out at the airline as they expressed their dissatisfaction on the social media site X. They alleged that no Eurowings staff was present at the Berlin airport to assist with food vouchers or rescheduling the flight. One passenger wrote on social media: "No SMS, no updates, no staff to be seen. #itsnotcominghome #werenotcominghome". Another wrote: "Flight EW8470 - set off, smoke on board, returned to Berlin. No staff have advised what happens next, we have just been ejected into baggage collection so please explain: A) which belt will have baggage (isn't on screens) and B) how I get a new flight to Manchester." Eurowings Airbus A319-132 aircraft (D-AGWF) carrying England football fans from Berlin (BER) on Monday morning, have been left stranded after their flight made an emergency landing minutes after take-off to Manchester (MAN), because of an “undefined odour in the cabin”.… pic.twitter.com/dCsnU1ijjT — FL360aero (@fl360aero) July 15, 2024 × Berlin-Manchester flight carrying 150 England fans home from the Euro 2024 final made an emergency landing minutes after take-off due to an “undefined odour in the cabin”. The airline, Eurowings, says “There was no danger to passengers or crew at any time”https://t.co/lOPA3KznSr — Simon Calder (@SimonCalder) July 15, 2024 × Spain vs England Spain struck late to win Euro 2024 by beating England 2-1 on Sunday in Berlin to capture the trophy for a record fourth time. Mikel Oyarzabal turned home in the 86th minute after Nico Williams sent Spain ahead early in the second half but England substitute Cole Palmer pulled the Three Lions level. England almost equalised at the death but Dani Olmo headed Marc Guehi's effort off the line to safety. (With inputs from agencies)

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<p><strong>Euro Cup Final 2024, Spain vs England Live Streaming:</strong>&nbsp;It will be a date with destiny for England when they take on Spain in the final of the Euro 2024 on Sunday (July 14) at the Olympiastadion&nbsp;in Berlin, Germany. The clash will be a great opportunity for England to win their maiden European Championship while Spain targets a record-breaking fourth title.</p>

<h2><strong>Spain Vs England LIVE Steaming:</strong></h2>

<p>With the two teams all ready to stamp their authority on the tournament, here are all the details of the Euro 2024 final between Spain and England including live streaming, venue and time.</p>

<h2><strong>Where to watch the Spain vs England Euro 2024 final Live on TV in India?</strong></h2>

<p>Spain vs England Euro 2024 final can be watched live in India on Sony Sports Network channels namely Sony Sports Ten 3 and Sony Sports Ten 3 HD.</p>

<h2><strong>Where to watch the Spain vs England Euro 2024 final Live Streaming on mobile app in India?</strong></h2>

<p>The Spain vs England Euro 2024 final can be watched live streaming on the Sony Liv app in India.</p>

<h2><strong>When is the Spain vs England Euro 2024 final?</strong></h2>

<p>Spain vs England Euro 2024 final will be played on Sunday (Jul 14) or Monday (Jul 15) India time.</p>

<h2><strong>Where will the Spain vs England Euro 2024 final be played?</strong></h2>

<p>Spain vs England Euro 2024 final will be played at the&nbsp;Olympiastadion&nbsp;in Berlin, Germany.</p>

<h2><strong>What time is the Spain vs England Euro 2024 final?</strong></h2>

<p>Spain vs England Euro 2024 final starts at 9:00 pm&nbsp;(local time)&nbsp;on Sunday, July 14.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>What time is the Spain vs England Euro 2024 final in India?</strong></h2>

<p>Spain vs England Euro 2024 final starts at 12:30 am&nbsp;(IST)&nbsp;on Monday, July 15.</p>

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<h2><strong>Southgate to have second bite at the cherry</strong></h2>

<p>Having trailed in the semifinal contest, England managed to come back against the Netherlands at the Signal Iduna Park in Dortmund on Wednesday.</p>

<p>Having conceded early through Xavi Simons in the seventh minute, England came back into the contest with Harry Kane scoring a 19th-minute penalty before Ollie Watkins scored a 91st-minute winner.</p>

<p>The win for England will now see them face Spain in the European Championship on Sunday, who had earlier beaten France in the other semifinal.</p>


Euro Cup Final 2024, Spain vs England Live Streaming: It will be a date with destiny for England when they take on Spain in the final of the Euro 2024 on Sunday (July 14) at the Olympiastadion in Berlin, Germany.

Euro Cup Final 2024, Spain vs England Live Streaming: It will be a date with destiny for England when they take on Spain in the final of the Euro 2024 on Sunday (July 14) at the Olympiastadion in Berlin, Germany. The clash will be a great opportunity for England to win their maiden European Championship while Spain targets a record-breaking fourth title. Spain Vs England LIVE Steaming: With the two teams all ready to stamp their authority on the tournament, here are all the details of the Euro 2024 final between Spain and England including live streaming, venue and time. Where to watch the Spain vs England Euro 2024 final Live on TV in India? Spain vs England Euro 2024 final can be watched live in India on Sony Sports Network channels namely Sony Sports Ten 3 and Sony Sports Ten 3 HD. Where to watch the Spain vs England Euro 2024 final Live Streaming on mobile app in India? The Spain vs England Euro 2024 final can be watched live streaming on the Sony Liv app in India. When is the Spain vs England Euro 2024 final? Spain vs England Euro 2024 final will be played on Sunday (Jul 14) or Monday (Jul 15) India time. Where will the Spain vs England Euro 2024 final be played? Spain vs England Euro 2024 final will be played at the Olympiastadion in Berlin, Germany. What time is the Spain vs England Euro 2024 final? Spain vs England Euro 2024 final starts at 9:00 pm (local time) on Sunday, July 14. What time is the Spain vs England Euro 2024 final in India? Spain vs England Euro 2024 final starts at 12:30 am (IST) on Monday, July 15. ALSO READ | There is lot to say: Former Pakistan pacer Wahab Riaz reacts after being sacked from PCB selection panel Southgate to have second bite at the cherry Having trailed in the semifinal contest, England managed to come back against the Netherlands at the Signal Iduna Park in Dortmund on Wednesday. Having conceded early through Xavi Simons in the seventh minute, England came back into the contest with Harry Kane scoring a 19th-minute penalty before Ollie Watkins scored a 91st-minute winner. The win for England will now see them face Spain in the European Championship on Sunday, who had earlier beaten France in the other semifinal.

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<p>Spain midfielder Dani Olmo said on Friday that the team enjoyed the challenging path they faced to reach the Euro 2024 final, winning a tough group and taking down Germany and France, and are pumped up for their clash against England on Sunday.</p>

<p>Olmo came on as a substitute to grab a goal and an assist to help Spain beat the hosts in the quarter-finals and scored the winner against France after they had initially gone behind.</p>

<p>The 26-year-old said that doing things the hard way was the perfect motivation for a competitive group of players.</p>

<p>"We've had to go through the hard road and should be proud of how we got here. The style of game we are playing is what got us here," Olmo told a press conference. "We are feeling really good and charged-up, well prepared, physically and mentally at our best. We know we have a unique opportunity on Sunday. We are super-motivated for the game to come.</p>

<p>"All we are thinking now is about the final. Ninety minutes away from glory, from being able to win a European Championship twelve years later (after last triumph in Euro 2012). Our motivation is at its peak... Can't wait!"</p>

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<p>Olmo acknowledged that England's path was also tough and that their opponents have shown a fighting spirit throughout the tournament that deserved respect.</p>

<p>However, he didn't think that Spain needed to alter their attacking style for Sunday's clash.</p>

<p>"If it's working, why change? We are playing with a unique and personalised idea, it's what we are as a team. We can always do new things and improve, as the coach says, but the idea will be the same," Olmo said.</p>

<p>"England are a team that has shown that they never give up... But we have suffered too. Against Germany, winning in extra time... against France it wasn't easy...</p>

<p>"It's true that we played well. But we've just lost a European Championship semi-final four years ago. We have that bad experience and learned how to improve. We are not concerned about the road they have travelled. We focus on our own.</p>

<p>"For me, the two best teams are the ones that go through to the final. We will try to focus on ourselves and do our best."</p>

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Spain midfielder Dani Olmo said on Friday that the team enjoyed the challenging path they faced to reach the Euro 2024 final, winning a tough group and taking down Germany and France, and are pumped up for their clash against England on Sunday.

Spain midfielder Dani Olmo said on Friday that the team enjoyed the challenging path they faced to reach the Euro 2024 final, winning a tough group and taking down Germany and France, and are pumped up for their clash against England on Sunday. Olmo came on as a substitute to grab a goal and an assist to help Spain beat the hosts in the quarter-finals and scored the winner against France after they had initially gone behind. The 26-year-old said that doing things the hard way was the perfect motivation for a competitive group of players. "We've had to go through the hard road and should be proud of how we got here. The style of game we are playing is what got us here," Olmo told a press conference. "We are feeling really good and charged-up, well prepared, physically and mentally at our best. We know we have a unique opportunity on Sunday. We are super-motivated for the game to come. "All we are thinking now is about the final. Ninety minutes away from glory, from being able to win a European Championship twelve years later (after last triumph in Euro 2012). Our motivation is at its peak... Can't wait!" ALSO READ: Saudi Arabia to host inaugural Olympics Esports Games in 2025, confirms IOC Olmo acknowledged that England's path was also tough and that their opponents have shown a fighting spirit throughout the tournament that deserved respect. However, he didn't think that Spain needed to alter their attacking style for Sunday's clash. "If it's working, why change? We are playing with a unique and personalised idea, it's what we are as a team. We can always do new things and improve, as the coach says, but the idea will be the same," Olmo said. "England are a team that has shown that they never give up... But we have suffered too. Against Germany, winning in extra time... against France it wasn't easy... "It's true that we played well. But we've just lost a European Championship semi-final four years ago. We have that bad experience and learned how to improve. We are not concerned about the road they have travelled. We focus on our own. "For me, the two best teams are the ones that go through to the final. We will try to focus on ourselves and do our best." Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

‘We are charged up and well prepared' - Dani Olmo on Spain’s buildup to Euro Final against England

<p>England coach Sarina Wiegman said her team could be "very proud" of themselves having reached their first Women's World Cup final, despite falling to a 1-0 defeat by Spain on Sunday.</p>

<p>Olga Carmona's first-half strike was enough to clinch a maiden world title for the Spanish in just their third World Cup appearance.</p>

<p>European champions England went into the tournament missing key players through injury and struggled to convince at times, but found a way to overcome every challenge to reach the showpiece match for the first time.</p>

<p>Wiegman said it would take time for the players to realise the scale of their achievement.</p>

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<p>"Of course, everyone was very disappointed that we didn't win the game. On the other hand, I think we can we can be very proud of ourselves, although that doesn't feel that way at this moment," the 53-year-old told a press conference. "That takes a little time, because now the disappointment is the most of what you feel.</p>

<p>"But everything we've done, how we have grown into the tournament, the challenges we had before the tournament, during the tournament, how we have adapted to situations.</p>

<p>"And we have given everything what we could in this tournament and also in this game...That's what I said to them, we could still be proud."</p>

<p>It is the second World Cup final defeat for Wiegman, who took her native Netherlands to the title match in 2019 where they lost 2-0 to the United States.</p>

<p>Already trailing to Carmona's strike, England could have gone two down after the hour mark when Spain were given a penalty for a handball by Keira Walsh, though the decision looked harsh on the midfielder and Wiegman said it was "way too light".</p>

<p>However, goalkeeper Mary Earps, who took the tournament's Golden Glove award, saved the spot kick, a moment which the coach thought would give her team the momentum to get back into the game.</p>

<p>"It was a crucial moment that she stopped that penalty and I actually thought we have the momentum now, we're going to get back and score a goal. I was really convinced about that," she said. "But she had two or three other very good saves in the game and I think the goalkeeper of Spain had some very good saves. It was a very open game."</p>

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England coach Sarina Wiegman said her team could be "very proud" of themselves having reached their first Women's World Cup final, despite falling to a 1-0 defeat by Spain on Sunday.

England coach Sarina Wiegman said her team could be "very proud" of themselves having reached their first Women's World Cup final, despite falling to a 1-0 defeat by Spain on Sunday. Olga Carmona's first-half strike was enough to clinch a maiden world title for the Spanish in just their third World Cup appearance. European champions England went into the tournament missing key players through injury and struggled to convince at times, but found a way to overcome every challenge to reach the showpiece match for the first time. Wiegman said it would take time for the players to realise the scale of their achievement. ALSO READ: Spain win Women's World Cup, beat England 1-0 in final to lift maiden trophy "Of course, everyone was very disappointed that we didn't win the game. On the other hand, I think we can we can be very proud of ourselves, although that doesn't feel that way at this moment," the 53-year-old told a press conference. "That takes a little time, because now the disappointment is the most of what you feel. "But everything we've done, how we have grown into the tournament, the challenges we had before the tournament, during the tournament, how we have adapted to situations. "And we have given everything what we could in this tournament and also in this game...That's what I said to them, we could still be proud." It is the second World Cup final defeat for Wiegman, who took her native Netherlands to the title match in 2019 where they lost 2-0 to the United States. Already trailing to Carmona's strike, England could have gone two down after the hour mark when Spain were given a penalty for a handball by Keira Walsh, though the decision looked harsh on the midfielder and Wiegman said it was "way too light". However, goalkeeper Mary Earps, who took the tournament's Golden Glove award, saved the spot kick, a moment which the coach thought would give her team the momentum to get back into the game. "It was a crucial moment that she stopped that penalty and I actually thought we have the momentum now, we're going to get back and score a goal. I was really convinced about that," she said. "But she had two or three other very good saves in the game and I think the goalkeeper of Spain had some very good saves. It was a very open game." WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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<p>Spain scripted history by beating&nbsp;England 1-0 to win their maiden Women’s World Cup on Sunday in Sydney. A solo goal in the 29th minute by full-back Olga Carmona saw Spain remain ahead of the favourites England in the all-important final. A game that saw too many misses from both sides ended with the Spanish team standing tall after 103 minutes of regular-time play.</p>

<p>With the captain leading from the front, Spain created more chances than England during the final, including missing a second-half penalty.</p>

<p>In front of a whopping 76,000–plus crowd, this win over England means a lot for Jorge Vilda and the Spanish football federation – who decided to stick with the coach after around 15 players last year said they don't wish to play under the coach.</p>

<p>After Germany, USA, Norway and Japan, Spain became the fifth country overall and the third European nation to lift the Women’s World Cup since the tournament began in 1991.</p>

<p>In front of Spain's Queen Letizia, captain and defender Carmona converted her one-shot at goal into a winner in the 29th to see her side take the lead.</p>

<p>England coach Sarina Wiegman decided against bringing Chelsea striker Lauren James after her two-match ban, instead went ahead with the same team that defeated host Australia 3-1 in the semis. Playing in their second blue kit, England got an early chance in the fifth minute itself, but Lauren Hemp’s missed opportunity saw no glory for the English side.</p>

<p>Spain, banking on this missed chance, made the most of theirs after captain Carmona glided one straight into the right corner to open the scoring for her side.</p>

<h2>Spain made light work of England in the second half</h2>

<p>England coach Wiegman, who suffered agony in the summit clash in 2019 when her Netherlands team lost 2-0 to the United States, made a double change at the break.</p>

<p>That, however, did make a little switch in momentum to England’s side, but then that’s it.</p>

<p>The Spanish team made light work of their opponents amid heavy fouls on players from each side. With 20 minutes left in the game, Spain was awarded a penalty, and after never-ending drama between both sides, Jennifer Hermoso missed the golden chance to double the lead, as England camp looked relieved.</p>

<p>The match officials indicated 13 minutes of injury time, and despite all efforts from the English side, including missing a last-second header, they failed to level the score and as a result, fell behind in the race.</p>

<p>With a score of 1-0, Spain Women’s Team beat England won and won their first silverware at the World Cups.</p>

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Spain scripted history by beating England 1-0 to win their maiden Women’s World Cup on Sunday in Sydney. A solo goal in the 29th minute by full-back Olga Carmona saw Spain remain ahead of the favourites England in the all-important final.

Spain scripted history by beating England 1-0 to win their maiden Women’s World Cup on Sunday in Sydney. A solo goal in the 29th minute by full-back Olga Carmona saw Spain remain ahead of the favourites England in the all-important final. A game that saw too many misses from both sides ended with the Spanish team standing tall after 103 minutes of regular-time play. With the captain leading from the front, Spain created more chances than England during the final, including missing a second-half penalty. In front of a whopping 76,000–plus crowd, this win over England means a lot for Jorge Vilda and the Spanish football federation – who decided to stick with the coach after around 15 players last year said they don't wish to play under the coach. After Germany, USA, Norway and Japan, Spain became the fifth country overall and the third European nation to lift the Women’s World Cup since the tournament began in 1991. In front of Spain's Queen Letizia, captain and defender Carmona converted her one-shot at goal into a winner in the 29th to see her side take the lead. England coach Sarina Wiegman decided against bringing Chelsea striker Lauren James after her two-match ban, instead went ahead with the same team that defeated host Australia 3-1 in the semis. Playing in their second blue kit, England got an early chance in the fifth minute itself, but Lauren Hemp’s missed opportunity saw no glory for the English side. Spain, banking on this missed chance, made the most of theirs after captain Carmona glided one straight into the right corner to open the scoring for her side. Spain made light work of England in the second half England coach Wiegman, who suffered agony in the summit clash in 2019 when her Netherlands team lost 2-0 to the United States, made a double change at the break. That, however, did make a little switch in momentum to England’s side, but then that’s it. The Spanish team made light work of their opponents amid heavy fouls on players from each side. With 20 minutes left in the game, Spain was awarded a penalty, and after never-ending drama between both sides, Jennifer Hermoso missed the golden chance to double the lead, as England camp looked relieved. The match officials indicated 13 minutes of injury time, and despite all efforts from the English side, including missing a last-second header, they failed to level the score and as a result, fell behind in the race. With a score of 1-0, Spain Women’s Team beat England won and won their first silverware at the World Cups. WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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