Sunday's photos of the day

A 0-0 draw against Turkey booked Sven's men a trip to Euro 2004 in Portugal.

And the News of the World leaves its readers in no doubt that all is forgiven after a battling display.

"Heroes: England survive Istanbullies," it says, referring to unsavoury aspects of behaviour by Turkish players and fans on the night.

The Sunday Times revels in the result, punning: "English delight in Turkey"

BACK PAGE HEADLINES The Sunday Times: English delight in Turkey The Observer On top down under Sunday Telegraph: Istanbul cauldron The Independent on Sunday: Fletcher rescues Scotland The News of the World: Heroes: England survive Istanbullies Sunday Mirror: War: FA call in lawyers Sunday Express: English football is at war Mail on Sunday: Woodward: We want to make you proud Star Sunday: No ban for Rio

But the early editions of other backpages dwell on looming trouble on the domestic football scene.

A few suggest that "war" is on the horizon.

And the Sunday Express suggests that FA chief executive Mark Pailos is set to take Manchester United on over the Ferdinand furore.

The Star Sunday, however, believes that Ferdinand is set to escape a ban after failing to take a routine drugs test on time.

It says the defender will instead by fined a record-equalling �150,000 - or two week's wages.

The Independent on Sunday makes a hero out of another Manchester United player, following Scotland's 1-0 win over Lithuania.

"Fletcher's lifeline rescues Scotland", it says, referring to the midfielder's decisive second-half goal.

The rugby World Cup takes up a fair number of column inches as the group phase gets under way.

The Observer salutes Ireland on a winning start against Romania.

And the Mail on Sunday looks ahead to England's curtain-raiser against Georgia on Sunday, with a promise from coach Clive Woodward.