The PSG forward struck brought up his century for both club and country with the opener in a comfortable win for Les Bleus on Tuesday

Kylian Mbappe scored the 100th goal of his senior career as he opened the scoring for France in their win over Andorra. 

Mbappe raced clear in the 11th minute of the Euro 2020 qualifier, lifting a delicate finish over the onrushing Josep Gomes to get Les Bleus up and running. 

And it was a milestone strike for the 20-year-old, who brought up a century of goals for club and country before then turning provider for Florian Thauvin to put France 3-0 up at the interval after Wissam Ben Yedder had doubled their lead. 

Kurt Zouma added a fourth for Didier Deschamps’ on the hour mark to make sure of the result.  

In his 180 senior games, Mbappe has netted 87 times in all competitions across two seasons each with Monaco and Paris Saint-Germain, with Tuesday’s goal his 13th on the international stage. 

And the youngster has been even more prolific over the last year.  

He netted four times for France at the World Cup in Russia last summer, finishing two behind the tournament’s top scorer Harry Kane and level with team-mate Antoine Griezmann and Portugal star Cristiano Ronaldo.  

Mbappe followed that by finishing as Ligue 1’s top scorer last season, racking up 33 goals for PSG, 11 better than Nicolas Pepe of Lille who finished in second.  

But Tuesday’s showing comes off the back of a rare poor showing for both Mbappe and France.  

A 2-0 loss against Turkey on Saturday saw them hit a 10-year low by not recording a single shot on target.  

In the process, Mbappe had his worst game for his nation, giving the ball away 22 times on the night.  

But the positive response against Andorra, coupled with Turkey’s loss to Iceland on Tuesday, saw France move back top of Group H on goal difference.  

They’ll be back in qualifying action on September 7 as they look to book their place at the 2020 European championships.  

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The defender, rumoured to be moving to Old Trafford, insisted he ‘liked’ an Instagram post linking him with the club in error

Harry Maguire insists he did not mean to ‘like’ an Instagram comment suggesting he was set to join Manchester United.

England defender Maguire has been linked with an £80 million ($102m) move from Leicester City to United, who are looking for reinforcements after a tough end to the 2018-19 season.

And the 26-year-old prompted speculation on Saturday when he acknowledged a comment from a fan on one of his social media posts.

Maguire publicly ‘liked’ a message claiming he would be a “fan favourite” at Old Trafford.

But the former Hull City man took to Twitter to explain away the honest mistake, quietening talk he is nearing a switch to United.

Quoting a report of his social media faux pas, Maguire replied: “I didn’t mean to guys… we’ve all been there.”

Maguire was first linked with United following the 2018 World Cup, but then manager Jose Mourinho was frustrated as the club failed to bring in a new centre-back.

The Foxes star subsequently played 31 times in the Premier League last term, scoring three goals.

Maguire has also been linked with a move to local rivals Manchester City, which would see him link up with England international centre-back partner John Stones.

Maguire cost Leicester a reported £17m ($22m) when he joined from recently relegated Hull City in June 2017.

Since then he has gone on to become a regular starter for Gareth Southgate at the international level.

He appeared in all seven games at the 2018 World Cup, scoring the opening goal in England’s quarter-final win over Sweden.

His current club are reluctant to part with their star defender and have a track record of extracting maximum value from their sales of key men.

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Last summer they forced City to break their transfer record for Riyad Mahrez. The Foxes acquired Mahrez for just €500,000 from Le Havre in 2014 before he was sold to the Premier League champions for €68m (£60m/$79m).

It was Leicester’s valuation that supposedly stopped United supremo Ed Woodward from signing him last summer, which reportedly angered Mourinho.

With the Red Devils missing out on Champions League football for next season an overhaul is expected, but Maguire is refusing to confirm he will be part of it.

The Red Devils are said to be among the frontrunners to sign the teenager but the former Dutch star thinks their Europa League status will hurt them

Netherlands legend Ruud Gullit believes Manchester United will miss out on signing Ajax star Matthijs de Ligt due to lack of Champions League football.

The centre-back enjoyed a stellar season for club and country, captaining Ajax to the Champions League semi-final while also starting for a Netherlands side that made the UEFA Nations League final.

De Ligt is expected to depart the Champions League semi-finalists this summer with Barcelona, Manchester United and Paris Saint-Germain mooted as suitors.

Barca have often been seen as front-runners, having already signed De Ligt’s team-mate at Ajax and the Netherlands, Frenkie de Jong, prior to the end of the season.

However, it has been reported United have aimed to convince the centre-back to join Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s project at Old Trafford.

But while Barca and PSG can boast the chance to play in Europe’s top continental club competition, Manchester United find themselves in the Europa League after a sixth place finish in the Premier League last season.

And that lack of Champions League football next season is something the former Chelsea man Gullit thinks will keep De Ligt from joining the Red Devils this summer.

“I don’t think it’ll be Manchester United, they don’t play in the Champions League,” Gullit told Omnisport when asked where De Ligt will sign.

“I think he wants to play in the Champions League, so that’s unfortunate for Manchester United.”

Even if he chooses against United, De Ligt should have plenty of options this summer after his standout performances for Ajax and the Netherlands.

However, it’s possible some potential suitors may find their efforts hamstrung by a big transfer fee and salary demands, while one or two other clubs are unable to participate due to looming tranfer bans.

Still, Gullit hopes the 19-year-old finds the right situation for himself this summer.

“It’s going to be difficult [for a lot of teams], a lot of them [big teams] might have UEFA [transfer] bans, so there’s a lot that’s going on still,” Gullit said.

“So I hope he makes the right decision for himself.”

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The Brazil star spoke to local authorities in the wake of the recent allegations

Neymar testified to Brazilian prosecutors for five hours on Thursday in the wake of rape allegations made by a 26-year-old woman.

Najila Trindade accused the Paris Saint-Germain star of raping her in a Paris hotel, calling the May 15 incident “an assault together with rape”.

The winger has vehemently denied the allegations levied against him, and has not been charged with any crime by Brazilian authorities.

On Thursday, Neymar provided testimony to Sao Paulo authorities for five hours before making a statement to the press.

“I will be brief… I just want to thank the support and care from all those who had sent me messages,” Neymar said.

“And to say that I am calm. The truth will appear, sooner or later. The only wish I have right now is that this case ends as fast as possible”. 

Before Neymar’s statement, the three prosecutors who interrogated him also made a brief statement of their own – in Portuguese – to the local media.

“He answered all the questions. From now on, the commissioner Juliana Bussacos will take the other actions needed to conclude the investigation.

“As the inquiry is confidential, we cannot say anything about these actions. He answered all the questions in a satisfactory way. He denied the crime.”

The Brazil star had previously spoken with Rio de Janeiro police over his publication of videos and messages allegedly of his accuser to his Instagram account without her approval.

Neymar’s father claimed he preferred “an internet crime to rape” and said the images were censored and the name of the woman not revealed.

After testifying for that investigation at the Virtual Crimes precinct on Thursday, Neymar thanked fans for their support while his lawyer, Maira Fernandes, claims to be confident her client will be found innocent.

Neymar was expected to lead Brazil in this summer’s Copa America, but suffered an ankle injury against Qatar in a pre-tournament friendly that saw him removed from the match after just 21 minutes.

He has since been replaced by Chelsea winger Willian, with PSG saying he is expected to be out of action for up to four weeks.

Brazil are set to begin the Copa America on Friday against Bolivia.

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Kendall Jenner at the Longchamp spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: Getty Images.

It goes without saying that the main attractions of New York Fashion Week are the designers who present their collections, and the runways they are presented on. With ready-to-wear pieces we’ve already mentally added to cart, elaborate sets, and our favourite models displaying this season’s wares, what’s not to love?

Being part of the ‘Big Four’, NYFW and its respective shows always garner a ton of well-deserved attention, and that’s not even taking this year’s major changes — including a shorter, less-crowded six-day calendar, show collaborations, and increased political issues referenced — into consideration; with each sure to make the spring/summer 2020 season one for the history books.

But while clothing, accessories and political nods are more than enough to grab our attention, even we can admit that our eyes occasionally drift off the runway and onto the front row, which often hosts a number of notable celebrities, influencers and off-duty models.

And yes, in case you’re quick to point out that they shouldn’t be brought into consideration, we’re just as interested in the outfits they present runway-side in addition to the collections presented on the runway. Attendees are an attraction in their own right, in addition to all the previously mentioned points.

This season saw many familiar front row faces in Gigi and Bella Hadid, Kendall Jenner, Katie Holmes and Emily Blunt, as well as a few unexpected ones in Miley Cyrus and Linda Cardellini, plus a few fresh-faced newcomers including Sadie Sink and Lila Moss.

Dressed in designer outfits each time they stepped out, their fashion in addition to their notable status, warranted our attention.

To see our round-up of the front row fashion moments from New York Fashion Week spring/summer 2020, scroll on.

Miley Cyrus at the Tom Ford spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: Getty Images.

Lila Moss and Kate Moss at the Longchamp spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: Getty Images.

Gigi Hadid and Irina Shayk at the Jeremy Scott spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: Gorunway.com.

Adriana Lima at the Jason Wu spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: Getty Images.

Mandy Moore at the Ralph Lauren spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: Getty Images.

Emily Blunt at the Tory Burch spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: Getty Images.

Katherine Schwarzenegger at the Kate Spade New York spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: courtesy of Kate Spade.

Gigi Hadid and Bella Hadid at the Tommy Hilfiger spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: courtesy of Tommy Hilfiger.

Carolina Herrera and Karlie Kloss at the Carolina Herrera spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: Getty Images.

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Anna Kendrick at the Kate Spade New York spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: courtesy of Kate Spade.

Ashley Graham at the Christian Siriano spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: Getty Images.

Julianne Moore at the Longchamp spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: Getty Images.

Heidi Klum and Tom Kaulitz at the Jeremy Scott spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: Getty Images.

Chanel Iman and Katie Holmes at the Ellie Tahari spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: Getty Images.

Lily Aldridge at the Ralph Lauren spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: Getty Images.

Ansel Elgort at the Tom Ford spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: Getty Images.

Linda Cardellini at the Jason Wu spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: Getty Images.

Vanessa Hudgens at the Carolina Herrera spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: Getty Images.

Emma Roberts at the Kate Spade New York spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: courtesy of Kate Spade.

Brittany Snow at the Jonathan Simkhai spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: Getty Images.

Sadie Sink at the Kate Spade New York spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: courtesy of Kate Spade.

Shanina Shaik at the Carolina Herrera spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: Getty Images.

Joan Smalls at the Tom Ford spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: Getty Images.

Linda Cardellini at the Longchamp spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: Getty Images.

Nicky Hilton Rothschild at the Ralph Lauren spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: Getty Images.

Meghan Trainor at the Christian Siriano spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: Getty Images.

Indya Moore at the Prabal Gurung spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: Getty Images.

Jasmine Sanders at the Tommy Hilfiger spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: courtesy of Tommy Hilfiger.

Lucy Hale at the Jason Wu spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: Gorunway.com.

Olivia Palermo at the Jason Wu spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: Gorunway.com.

Amber Valletta at the Tom Ford spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: Getty Images.

Janelle Monáe at the Ralph Lauren spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: Getty Images.

Sarah Ellen at the Tommy Hilfiger spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: courtesy of Tommy Hilfiger.

Olivia Palermo at the Tommy Hilfiger spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: Gorunway.com.

Sofia Richie and Suki Waterhouse at the Alice + Olivia by Stacey Bendet spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: Getty Images.

Yan Yan Chan at the Tommy Hilfiger spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: courtesy of Tommy Hilfiger.

Julia Garner at the Kate Spade New York spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: courtesy of Kate Spade.

Maggie Gyllenhaal and Suki Waterhouse at the Adeam spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: Getty Images.

Ksenija Lukich at the Tommy Hilfiger spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: courtesy of Tommy Hilfiger.

Sofia Sanchez de Betak and Giovanna Engelbert at the Tommy Hilfiger spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: Gorunway.com.

Sammy Robinson at the Tommy Hilfiger spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: courtesy of Tommy Hilfiger.

Julia Restoin Roitfeld at the Tom Ford spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: Getty Images.

Tyler Cameron at the Tommy Hilfiger spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: courtesy of Tommy Hilfiger.

Danielle Macdonald at the Kate Spade New York spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: courtesy of Kate Spade.

Aimee Song and Hannah Bronfman at the Tommy Hilfiger spring/summer 2020 show at New York Fashion Week. Image credit: Gorunway.com.

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