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## World Cup winner

> Having made more than 100 appearances for Crystal Palace and now a regular captain of the side, Marc Guéhi has matured well beyond his years since moving to south London.

He joined Palace in summer 2021, signing a five-year contract with the club, and committing his services until summer 2026.

Guéhi was born in Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire and moved to England aged one. He spent much of his early years in Lewisham and began his youth career with Bromley-based Cray Wanderers.

It didn’t take long for Guéhi to attract attention and, aged just seven, he was scouted by Chelsea.

Progressing over the following decade with the Blues, Guéhi did enough to stay at the club year on year and reaped the rewards with an immensely successful peer group.

Winning the treble with the Blues’ Under-18s in 2016/17, Guéhi signed his first professional contract in September 2017 and went on to help Chelsea scoop the quadruple – including the FA Youth Cup and league – that same season.

Guéhi’s Academy team helped to reinforce Chelsea’s image as one of the fiercest youth sides in England, as the centre-back played alongside the likes of Reece James, Tariq Lamptey, Billy Gilmour, Conor Gallagher and Callum Hudson-Odoi.

But it wasn’t just at club level where Guéhi enjoyed success with a noteworthy youth team, as the teenager won the Under-17 World Cup with England in 2017. Indeed, Guéhi captained the Young Lions to the U17 European Championship final that same year and scored in the World Cup final just months later.

These performances ensured Guéhi was rewarded with a taste of first-team football, and he began to be named in Chelsea squads in spring 2019 – being a senior substitute on four occasions in 18/19.

His breakthrough came in the League Cup against Grimsby Town as the Blues stormed to a 7-1 victory with Guéhi in the backline. He again earned professional minutes for Chelsea in a fourth-round defeat against Manchester United, and secured a loan move to Swansea City shortly after.

Guéhi fought to secure his place over a half-season with the Swans that was disrupted by the league’s suspension in March. Having returned from the pause, Guéhi played in Swansea’s final five matches and helped to clinch a sixth-place finish.

Play-off heartbreak came for the first of two times as Swansea lost on aggregate to Brentford in the semi-finals, but Guéhi went on to enjoy personal progression the following season regardless.

2020/21 was something of a landmark for the defender, who returned to Swansea on loan for a full campaign and played 45 games. He became recognised as one of the league’s brightest talents and helped Swansea climb further up the table with a fourth-place finish.

Swansea and Guéhi continued to go one better than 19/20 by reaching the play-off final, but football showed its unforgiving side once again as Brentford overcame them for a second time. Guéhi played in every minute of the three play-off matches.

Guéhi describes himself as “strong, comfortable on the ball and hopefully growing to be a leader one day.”

These traits are evident in his play, with the 21-year-old having captained England Under-21s and made himself a mainstay for Swansea despite being one of the squad’s youngest players.

His attitude became clear when a post-match interview with him went viral across social media. Having earned a spot at Wembley and consecutive Man of the Match awards from Sky Sports, Guéhi humbly rebuked the accolades by saying: “The first time I was really surprised. Now I think it’s getting a bit ridiculous! Everyone was fantastic today, to a man. I could name everyone. For me to get this again, I don’t know.”

On the pitch, Guéhi is assertive and vocal, often heard organising his teammates with confidence. This confidence is reflected in his willingness to drive out from the back and distribute possession from relatively high up the pitch.

His first season in south London saw him feature in all but two of the games in 2021/22, making 42 appearances in total. His first goal for the club came in a chaotic 3-3 draw against Burnley at Turf Moor. Guéhi captained the side for the first time against Watford in February 2022, becoming the youngest player to captain the side since Nathaniel Clyne in 2012.

A month later, he earned his first ever call-up to the full England squad and made his debut in a 2-1 win against Switzerland.

Guéhi continued to be a rock at the heart of the Palace defence in 2022/23, forming a formidable partnership with Joachim Andersen. He was nearly ever-present in 22/23, playing in 40 out of a possible 41 games.

The 2023/24 campaign saw Guéhi again continue as a stalwart at the back, though in the latter half of the season he did suffer a knee injury which kept him out for two months. He concluded 23/24 with 29 appearances in all competitions.

He was called up to the England men's senior squad ahead of the 2024 UEFA European Championship and earned his 10th cap for the Three Lions with a solid defensive display and clean sheet against Bosnia and Herzegovina in June 2024. 

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Marc Guehi chats after goalless draw

Season

Games

With Palace teammates **Ebere Eze, Dean Henderson** and **Adam Wharton** unused substitutes on this occasion, Guéhi was handed the honour of becoming the Eagles' first Euros finalist representative, playing the full 90 minutes for the sixth time in seven matches this tournament.

The centre-back was typically solid with an important tackle on Spain's teenage sensation Yamine Lamal in the first-half, as well as a number of important challenges to handle Alvaro Morata.

There was little he could do to prevent Nico Williams placing the Spanish into a 47th-minute lead, but Guéhi was part of the nation's collective cheer when Cole Palmer equalised on 73 minutes from outside the box.

Sadly, it simply was not to be: Mikel Oyarzabal stole in after 86 minutes to give Spain an ultimately decisive lead, although Guéhi came within inches of writing the headlines when his close-range header from an injury-time set-piece beat the goalkeeper, but not Dani Olmo on the line.

The cruelty of a defeat in the final is never easy to swallow, but Guéhi, Eze, Henderson and Wharton can all take collective pride in their achievements this summer – for they have truly done Crystal Palace proud.

#### What else has previously happened?

England and Denmark kicked off their UEFA Euro 2024 campaigns with relatively solid starts.

Guéhi played the full 90 minutes for England in their Group C opener against Serbia, helping the Three Lions to a clean sheet in an eventual 1-0 victory.

Although the match was shy of clear opportunities, featuring the lowest number of shots on record in a Euros game, Jude Bellingham's first-half header was enough to settle the contest following a deflected cross into his path.

Centre-back Guéhi was imperious throughout the contest, partnering John Stones to good effect with one tackle, one aerial duel, two clearances and a block to his name.

The duo managed to shackle talented Serbian attackers Dusan Vlahovic, Aleksandar Mitrovic and Luka Jovic, providing the platform for Gareth Southgate's Three Lions to begin their campaign with an important three points.

Henderson, Eze and Wharton were not involved off the bench.

In their first game, Andersen started as Denmark were held to a 1-1 draw by Slovenia in Stuttgart.

Christian Eriksen's first-half volleyed effort saw Andersen's team lead until late on, when Erik Janza's deflected strike sailed beyond Kasper Schmeichel to provide a scoreline which, in truth, perhaps reflected the balance of play.

Denmark were well on top in the first-half but allowed their opponents to come back into the contest following the half-time whistle.

Deployed once again on the right side of a back three, Andersen was equally solid in the game, winning two aerial duels, completing two clearances and winning a tackle across the 90 minutes.

Then, in the second match round, it was an all-Palace clash in Frankfurt as England faced Denmark, with Guéhi and  Andersen starting for their respective nations.

England took the lead early on through Harry Kane, before Denmark equalised - and Gareth Southgate turned to Eze for a winner, bringing on the Palace No. 10 on 69 minutes.

Andersen and Denmark held on, though, and both sides shared the points, setting up a group game finale with both sides vying for top spot and a place in the knockout rounds.

In the third round of fixtures, both Guéhi and Andersen impressed at the heart of England and Denmark's defences as the two nations sealed progression from Group C.

Guéhi and England secured top spot with a spot, if somewhat unspectacular, 0-0 draw with Slovenia in Cologne.

Despite picking up a booking, the Palace centre-back was England's top performer on the evening, enjoying more touches (116) and completing more passes (110) than any other player on the pitch.

The 0-0 draw was enough to see England qualify as group winners and avoid a Round of 16 pairing with Germany – a fate which befell Denmark, who also progressed following a stalemate on the same evening.

Knowing a point would see them through against Serbia, Andersen and his defensive colleagues held firm against Serbia's talented backline, with a disallowed effort the closest their opponents came to forcing the breakthrough.

Up against the likes of Aleksandar Mitrović and Dušan Vlahović, Andersen won a colossal 10 aerial duels throughout the game, more than any other player on the pitch, to help his team over the line.

**In the Round of 16,** however, Andersen's Denmark were eliminated by Germany in Saturday's Euro 2024 Round of 16 clash after suffering a 2-0 defeat.

The Crystal Palace defender looked to have netted his first international goal early in the second-half on what was his 36th appearance for his country when he swept home a loose ball with his left foot, following a number of rebounds in the Germany area.

But with the goal disallowed by VAR for the tightest of offside calls against teammate Thomas Delaney, Andersen could consider himself doubly unfortunate to concede a penalty for handball moments later, with his arm down beside his side when the ball struck it.

Kai Havertz converted the penalty and Jamal Musiala added a second later on as Germany advanced to the quarter-finals at Denmark and Andersen's expense – yet but for two contentious calls, it could have proven so different for the Danes.

The following day, **Guéhi** and **Eze** both played crucial roles late on as England overcame Slovakia 2-1 after extra-time in Gelsenkirchen.

With Guéhi starting again, the defender found himself on the backfoot early on when a short backpass led to him conceding a foul and yellow card – his second of the competition, which will now rule him out of the next round.

And when England went a goal behind after Ivan Schranz prodded Slovakia into the lead after 25 minutes, they struggled to create opportunities heading deep into the second-half.

They turned to Eze off the bench on 84 minutes – but it was Guéhi who got the crucial assist, his first in an England shirt, five minutes into stoppage time, flicking the ball on from Kyle Walker's long throw to allow Jude Bellingham to convert spectacularly.

Then, in the first minute of injury time, Eze also made his mark, volleying the ball goalwards from the edge of the box. The effort popped up for Ivan Toney to head back across goal, where Harry Kane nodded home the winner at the far post.

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**In the quarter-finals**, with Guéhi suspended due to accumulation of yellow cards and Wharton and Henderson unused substitutes, Eze was turned to by Gareth Southgate with 78 minutes on the clock, moments after Breel Embolo had put the Swiss ahead in Dusseldorf.

Seconds later, England were level, as Bukayo Saka cut in from the right and drilled in an inch-perfect finish to earn England an additional 30 minutes' extra-time.

It was during this spell Eze proved most dangerous for the Three Lions, pulling a low shot wide at the near post after a moment of magic to make space, and generally proving a livewire as his team sought out a winner.

Whilst Eze did not take one of England's five all-successful spot kicks, his ability to create space proved a constant thorn in Switzerland's side, and he and his three Palace teammates will hope to feature when his nation takes on the Netherlands in the semi-finals in Dortmund on Wednesday.

**And in the semi-finals,** Guéhi helped England reach a first-ever major international Final – and back-to-back European Championship finals for the first time ever – with a solid performance against the Netherlands.

Guéhi – returning from his suspension in the quarter-finals to take his place in the starting XI – put in another imperious display as the Three Lions produced their most impressive performance of the tournament.

Despite the Netherlands going a goal to the good via Xavi Simons' brilliant strike early on, they drew level swiftly through Harry Kane's penalty – before snatching victory in the final seconds through Ollie Watkins' wonderful effort.

Playing on the left of a defensive trio, Guéhi was once again – as he has so often been throughout the competition – solid, steadfast in every challenge and impressive throughout the 90 minutes, on what was his 16th cap for his country.

Regardless of the result of the Final, Guéhi and the Eagles' Four Lions, along with manager and former Palace captain Gareth Southgate, did their club and country proud in making history.

#### What was the background to the competition?

The 2024 tournament was the 17th edition of the European Championships, organised by UEFA, and took place between **Friday 14th June** and **Sunday 14th July.**

This year’s competition was hosted on German soil for a third time, after West Germany hosted in 1988 and four matches of Euro 2020 took place in Munich. It is the first major tournament since the 2006 FIFA World Cup in which the reunified Germany serves as a solo host nation.

Italy were the defending champions, after defeating England on penalty kicks in the last edition of the tournament, held - following a COVID-induced delay - in the summer of 2021.

The winner of this year’s tournament advanced to compete in the 2025 CONMEBOL-UEFA Cup of Champions against the winner of the Copa América 2024.

10 different venues across Berlin, Cologne, Munich, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Dortmund, Leipzig, Gelsenkirchen, Stuttgart and Düsseldorf hosted fixtures.

#### How did England and Denmark qualify?

Both teams qualified as their respective group winners, with England topping Group C – unbeaten in eight games against Italy, Ukraine, North Macedonia and Malta.

Denmark won 7 of their 10 games to beat out Slovenia on head-to-head record; their other opponents included Finland, Kazakhstan, Northern Ireland and San Marino.

#### How could I watch in the UK?

Matches were shown across BBC and ITV, [with a full schedule here](https://www.bbc.com/mediacentre/articles/2024/how-to-watch-live-euro-2024-matches).

### **The story of Palace's Euro 2024**

#### **England – Guehi, Wharton, Eze & Henderson**

**Serbia 0-1 England**

- **Guéhi helped England to a clean sheet in their tournament opener, completing the full 90 minutes**
- *Sunday, 16th June, 20:00 BST*
- *Veltins-Arena, Gelsinkirchen*

**Denmark 1-1 England**

- **Guéhi started and impressed with another solid display**
- **Eze came on after 69 minutes in a 1-1 draw**
- *Thursday, 20th June, 17:00 BST*
- *Waldstadion, Frankfurt*

**England 0-0 Slovenia**

- **Guéhi put in another imperious display over 90 minutes to see England top Group C with a clean sheet**
- *Tuesday, 25th June, 20:00 BST*
- *RheinEnergieStadion, Cologne*

**England 2-1 Slovakia (after extra-time)**

- **Guéhi started and got a key assist in the 95th minute as Jude Bellingham equalised**
- **Eze came off the bench on 84 minutes and played a role in the build-up to Harry Kane's extra-time winner**
- *Sunday, 30th June, 17:00 BST*
- *Arena AufSchalke, Gelsenkirchen*

**England 1-1 Switzerland (after extra-time, England won 5-3 on penalties)**

- **Eze came off the bench with 12 minutes remaining, and his team trailing, to help them equalise and go through on penalties after extra-time**
- *Saturday, 6th July, 17:00 BST*
- *Merkur Spiel-Arena, Dusseldorf*

**England 2-1 Netherlands**

- **Guéhi played the full 90 minutes and put in a dominant display as England reached their first-ever final on foreign soil**
- *Wednesday, 10th July, 20:00 BST*
- *Westfalenstadion, Dortmund*

**England 1-2 Spain**

- **Guéhi put in another solid display over 90 minutes and had an effort cleared off the line, but England suffered a heart-breaking late defeat**
- *Sunday, 14th July, 20:00 BST*
- *Olympiastadion, Berlin*

#### **Denmark – Joachim Andersen**

**Slovenia 1-1 Denmark**

- **Andersen played the full 90 minutes as Denmark were held to a draw late on**
- *Sunday, 16th June, 17:00 BST*
- *MHPArena, Stuttgart*

**Denmark 1-1 England**

- **Andersen played the full 90 minutes**
- *Thursday, 20th June, 17:00 BST*
- *Waldstadion, Frankfurt*

**Denmark 0-0 Serbia**

- **The Palace centre-back was commanding as Denmark progressed as Group C runners-up**
- *Tuesday, 25th June, 20:00 BST*
- *Allianz Arena, Munich*

**Germany 2-0 Denmark**

- **Andersen saw a goal disallowed before Germany struck twice to eliminate Denmark in the Round of 16**
- *Saturday, 29th June, 20:00 BST*
- *Westfalenstadion, Dortmund*

Marc Guéhi became the first-ever Crystal Palace player to feature in a European Championship final, but despite doing his country proud – as he has done throughout the entire tournament – glory evaded him and England with a late 2-1 defeat to Spain in Berlin.

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The European Championships are taking place in Germany, while the Copa America is now underway in the United States; the Summer Olympics are to come in August.

You can keep track of all the latest news from each of our international Eagles on ***cpfc.co.uk***, but for all the latest fixtures and results check out the summary below!

*All times BST.*

### **England – Guehi, Wharton, Eze & Henderson**

**Friendlies**

- Mon, 3rd June: England 3-0 Bosnia & Herzegovina (Guéhi and Eze started and played 62 minutes each; Wharton came on after 62 minutes)
- Fri, 7th June: England 0-1 Iceland (Guéhi started and played the full 90 minutes; Eze came on in the 77th minute)

**Euro 2024**

- Sun, 16th June: Serbia 0-1 England (Guéhi helped England to a clean sheet in their tournament opener, playing the full 90 minutes)
- Thu, 20th June: Denmark 1-1 England (Guéhi started and played the full 90 minutes, with Eze coming on as a 69th minute sub)
- Tue, 25th June: England 0-0 Slovenia (Guéhi played the full 90 minutes and kept another clean sheet to help England top Group C)
- Sun, 30th June: England 2-1 Slovakia (a.e.t.) (Guéhi started and got a key 95th-minute assist, with Eze off the bench on 84 minutes to play a part in England's extra-time winner)
- Sat, 6th July: England 1-1 Switzerland (a.e.t., England win 5-3 on penalties) (Eze came off the bench with 12 minutes remaining and his team trailing to help them equalise and go through on penalties)
- Wed, 10th July: England 2-1 Netherlands (Guéhi played the full 90 minutes and put in a dominant display as England reached their first-ever final on foreign soil)
- Sun, 14th July: England 1-2 Spain (Guéhi put in another solid display over 90 minutes and had an effort cleared off the line, but England suffered a heart-breaking late defeat)

### **Denmark – Andersen**

**Friendlies**

- Wed, 5th June: Denmark 2-1 Sweden (Andersen started and played 45 minutes)
- Sat, 8th June: Denmark 3-1 Norway (Andersen played the full 90 minutes)

**Euro 2024**

- Sun, 16th June: Slovenia 1-1 Denmark (Andersen played the full 90 minutes as Denmark were held to a draw late on)
- Thu, 20th June: Denmark 1-1 England (Andersen played the full 90 minutes)
- Tue, 25th June: Denmark 0-0 Serbia (Andersen once again played the full 90 minutes, keeping a clean sheet to see Denmark advance)
- Sat, 29th June: Germany 2-0 Denmark (Andersen was unfortunate to have a goal disallowed by VAR en route to Germany's Round of 16 victory)

### **USA - Richards**

**Friendlies**

- Sat, 8th June: United States 1-5 Colombia (Richards played the full 90 minutes)
- Thu, 13th June: United States 1-1 Brazil (Richards played the full 90 minutes in Gregg Berhalter's backline as the United States earned an impressive draw)

**Copa America**

- Sun, 23rd June: United States 2-0 Bolivia (Richards played the full 90 minutes and kept a clean sheet as the USA got off to a winning start)
- Thu, 27th June: Panama 2-1 United States (Richards played the full 90 minutes)
- Tue, 2nd July: United States 0-1 Uruguay (Richards played the full 90 minutes as the USA exited the tournament)

### **Colombia - Lerma & Muñoz**

**Friendlies**

- Sat, 8th June: United States 1-5 Colombia (Muñoz played the full 90 minutes, while Lerma played 83 minutes, notching an assist)
- Sat, 15th June: Colombia 3-0 Bolivia (Lerma played 90 minutes in a comfortable win, with Muñoz featuring for 68 before being sent off)

**Copa America**

- Mon, 24th June: Colombia 2-1 Paraguay (Muñoz and Lerma both scored to inspire a winning start)
- Fri, 28th June: Colombia 3-0 Costa Rica (Muñoz played the full 90 minutes and kept a clean sheet, Lerma played 72 minutes)
- Wed, 3rd July: Brazil 1-1 Colombia (Muñoz played the full 90 minutes and scored the equalising goal, Lerma also played the full 90 minutes)
- Sat, 6th July: Colombia 5-0 Panama (Muñoz played the first 73 minutes, recording an assist in an emphatic quarter-final victory)
- Thu, 11th July: Colombia 1-0 Uruguay (Lerma played the full 90 minutes and scored the winning goal, Muñoz was shown a red card in the 45th minute)
- Mon, 15th July: Argentina 1-0 Colombia (a.e.t.) (With Muñoz suspended, Lerma started the final and played 106 minutes of a heart-breaking late defeat in extra-time)

### **Ghana - Jordan Ayew**

**World Cup qualifiers**

- Thu, 6th June: Mali 1-2 Ghana (Ayew scored a 94th minute winner)
- Mon, 10th June: Ghana 4-3 Central African Republic (Ayew scored a hat-trick to win three points in dramatic fashion for the Black Stars)

### **France U23s/Olympics - Mateta**

**Friendlies**

- **Thu, 4th July:** France 4-1 Paraguay (Mateta scored twice in his first appearance for a France national team since June 2019)
- **Thu, 11th July:** France v Dominican Republic (20:15)
- **Wed, 17th July:** France v Japan (20:05)

**Summer Olympic Games**

- **Wed, 24th July:** France v United States (20:00)
- **Sat, 27th July:** France v Guinea (20:00)
- **Tue, 30th July:** New Zealand v France (18:00)

With plenty of Crystal Palace's international Eagles in action throughout the summer, including at the European Championships, the Copa America and Summer Olympic Games, keep track of all the action below...

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