Havertz makes it two! Germany steamrolling their opponents.

Kimmich the architect, sliding a sublime pass through the gap for Sane, whose first-time cut-back finds Havertz, and the Chelsea man finds the bottom corner with a fine first-time effort. Germany playing some scintillating stuff at the moment.

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Super Eagles striker Kelechi Iheanacho has told Leicester City he is ready to sign a new long-term deal this summer.

The 24-year-old enters the final year of his current £60,000-a-week five-year-deal this summer and the Foxes want to tie their in-form hitman down on a lucrative new deal, following his recent outstanding form.

Iheanacho has been on fire, scoring seven goals in his last four games, including the crucial double against Manchester United which set up a Wembley FA Cup semi-final with Southampton.

That hasn’t gone unnoticed by rival clubs at home and abroad.

However, according to The Sun, the striker, who has been directly involved in 15 goals in 15 starts this season, has no desire to leave Leicester and is in it for the long haul as he looks to emerge as Jamie Vardy’s natural successor.

A source close to the striker says Iheanacho feels Brendan Rodgers has taken his game to a new level and is bringing out the very best in him.

And with the third-placed Foxes closing in on a Champions’ League qualifying place and FA Cup final, he feels he has a huge part to play in the club’s future.

Arsenal were dealt a massive injury blow when Martin Odegaard limped off on Wednesday night.

The midfielder, 22, was withdrawn at half-time of Norway’s 3-0 win over Gibraltar with an apparent ankle problem.

And it leaves Gunners boss Mikel Arteta sweating on the fitness of one of his brightest stars in recent months.

Odegaard joined on loan from Real Madrid with a view to making his move permanent.

And his form in a red shirt has gone down well with Gunners fans.

Thomas Tuchel’s sour relationship with Borussia Dortmund could dent Chelsea’s chances of signing Erling Haaland, in a boost to Man Utd.

Bild claim the German left Dortmund on bad terms and club chiefs are reluctant to sell to a side coached by their former manager.

The report adds that it’s ‘very unlikely’ the Bundesliga outfit will allow Haaland to seal a move to Stamford Bridge this summer.

Although Tuchel won a German Cup at Dortmund, his time there is best-remembered for the bust-ups he had.

There were disagreements with senior players, including Mats Hummels, Neven Subotic, Jakub Blaszczykowski and Roman Weidenfeller.

While Tuchel also clashed with former chief scout Sven Mislantat, who would later work for Arsenal.

He was then sacked by Dortmund with chief executive Hans-Joachim Watzke saying he was ‘worn out’ dealing with the manager.