England manager Gareth Southgate sits down with Sky Sports to reflect on an eventful past 12 months that saw his side come within a whisker of a first-ever Euros triumph, as well as looking ahead to 2022 when he will look to guide England to World Cup glory in Qatar. Southgate and England have enjoyed a remarkable year, with the 51-year-old managing to take the country to the final of the delayed Euro 2020 at Wembley in July, their first appearance in the final of a major tournament since 1966. However, while England did eventually lose to Italy 3-2 on penalties, Southgate has subsequently managed to qualify the team for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, with the manager’s reward being a new contract until 2024. The missing piece for us is a trophy and that is incredibly difficult, but we’ve got that belief that we can do that Gareth Southgate Here, Southgate looks back on the last year – one which saw England trail for just nine minutes at the Euros and only 22 minutes in to...