Monday, June 20, 2016
Slutski confirms Russia departure after Euro 2016 exit (Reuters)
By Ed Dove TOULOUSE, France (Reuters) - Leonid Slutski said he would not continue as Russia coach after they were eliminated from Euro 2016 on Monday. The crushing loss leaves Russia bottom of the group with only one point -- a draw against England before defeats by Slovakia and Wales -- in a tournament also disfigured by violence from some Russian fans. "First, we need to change the head coach," Slutski continued, when asked how Russia can prepare for the 2018 World Cup on home soil after the disappointment of Euro 2016.
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