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Euro 2016 Day 2: Riots in Marseille and fighting in stadium as violence overshadows football
England and Russia fans clash in violent scenes; Bale and Robson-Kanu give Wales 2-1 win over Slovakia; Three Lions bitten by the Russian bear
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Good morning - here's the key headlines from the overnight Euro 2016 action on a day when fighting between Russia and England fans overshadowed anything on the pitch
- England blow chance to win opener, draw 1-1 with Russia
- England and Russia fans clash in Marseille as tear gas flies
- Gareth Bale and Hal Robson-Kanu fire Wales to historic win
- Switzerland kick off their campaign with an unconvincing 1-0 win over 10-man Albania in group A
England pay price for missed chances
England completely dominated their opening match against Russia in group B, but were left slumped to their knees on the final whistle after letting Vasili Berezutski head in an injury-time equaliser.
Eric Dier's free-kick gave England the lead in the 73rd minute, by which time they could have been three or four up against a poor Russia side.
But they fell asleep late on and Berezutski punished them with a towering leap and looping header to convert Russia's only chance of the game.
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Shockingly, Russia fans appeared to attack the English en masse on the final whistle.
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