Young thriving under pressure

Ashley Young insists he can thrive under the pressure of becoming England's go-to-man in Wayne Rooney's absence.

Rooney will miss England's first two group games through suspension which opens the door for the former Aston Villa winger to play a more pivotal role.
Over the last 18 months, Young's influence in the national team has become more prominent, which has seen him score five goals in his last seven appearances.
He has also been involved in more than half of England's last 20 goals, highlighting just how instrumental his talents in the team have become.
"I am feeling confident on the back of a few goals and assists," said Young.
"There has been a lot talked about what I have to do in that role just off the striker.
"A lot of emphasis has been put on me. I thrive on the pressure. I enjoy it.
"It is an opportunity to run at defenders. That is what I am there to do. There is no better feeling when I do that.
England will face France in their opening Euro 2012 game on Monday on the back of two friendly wins in the build-up to the tournament.
Young managed to showcase his talents in both of those games and hopes he has done enough to secure a place in the starting XI.
"I scored against Norway and set up one against Belgium," he added.
"Fingers crossed, if I am selected on Monday I will do that again."