Sports Newspapers: 5 things you need to know this Friday morning

Good morning! Here is today’s summary from Sports Newspapers:

1. The Euro 2024 quarter-final fixtures will start today. Spain will face hosts Germany in the first match of the day, while Portugal will clash with France in the second match of the day.
2. Andy Murray thanked Wimbledon organisers for an “emotional” farewell ceremony after his final appearance began with a defeat alongside older brother Jamie in the men’s doubles. The two-time singles champion is playing at the All England Club for the last time before retiring later this year.
3. Dutch rider Dylan Groenewegen clinched victory in a thrilling photo finish to win stage six of the Tour de France. The flat 163.5km route from Macon to Dijon was always likely to end in a bunch sprint, following Mark Cavendish’s record-breaking victory a day earlier.

4 . Erik ten Hag has extended his Manchester United contract until 2026. Ten Hag’s future as United boss had been in doubt at the end of the season but the club decided to keep the Dutchman and he has been given an extra two years to continue at Old Trafford.

5. World number 236 Hayden Springer recorded the PGA Tour’s 14th sub-60 round with a first-round 59 at the John Deere Classic in Illinois on Thursday.
   Springer, who only earned his tour card via qualifying school in December, also recorded the second 59 inside two weeks on the tour after American Cameron Young at the Travelers Championship on 22 June.