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Rooney reveals how Euro 2004 injury left him 'heartbroken'

BBC Sport Friday, 14 June 2024
Former England striker Wayne Rooney says he was "heartbroken" after suffering a broken foot against Portugal in the quarter-final of Euro 2004.
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