Hodgson denies reports of disharmony before Iceland blow


Football Soccer - EURO 2016 - England News Conference - Auberge du Jeu de Paume, Chantilly, France - 28/6/16 England head coach Roy Hodgson during the press conference REUTERS/Lee Smith Livepic

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CHANTILLY, France (Reuters) - Outgoing England manager Roy Hodgson on Tuesday denied reports that his players questioned his selection decisions before the embarrassing 2-1 defeat by Iceland which sent the team out of Euro 2016.

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