Whilst his side have already booked their place among the semi-finals of Euro 2016 this summer, Cristiano Ronaldo hasn’t exactly set the international scene alight as of yet it must be said. Despite putting in a solid two-goal performance against Hungary earlier on in the group-stages, his efforts have still seemingly left Portuguese fans asking
Whilst Chris Coleman’s proud Welsh outfit clearly approached their upcoming Euro 2016 duties full of confidence and renewed hope for what the highly anticipated international tournament would have in store for their nation, very few within the wider European footballing community ultimately expected Wales to book their place in the semi-finals in explosive and no-nonsense
England ultimately proved nothing short of an absolute disaster in France this summer with all things fairly taken into account. The players looked totally void of ideas inside the final third whilst their manager seemed equally unimaginative tucked away on the side-lines with little to show for his efforts. Euro 2016 has therefore turned out
Let’s face it, although Joachim Low and his current world champions have certainly shone themselves in a rather formidable light among Euro 2016 thus far, Germany have seemingly always struggled somewhat when it comes to seeing off the equally impressive and resolute Italians. Germany have famously never beaten Italy in a major competition before,
After registering a largely uneventful and forgettable 0-0 draw with Jan Kozak’s rugged Slovakian outfit last time out at Euro 2016, England have once again served to underwhelm without picking up a much needed three points against supposedly ‘inferior’ opposition. The recent stalemate sees Roy Hodgson’s side fail to claim top-spot among Group B
The Euro 2016 group-stages have certainly proven a rather captivating affair thus far, even if the hotly anticipated tournament could easily begin to take on a whole new level of excitement once those all-important knock-out rounds finally crop up on the agenda. But whilst the likes of Dimitri Payet, Andres Iniesta, Toni Kroos and
Whilst several impressive nations have indeed served to excite rather heavily among Euro 2016 this summer, with the likes of Spain, France, Germany, Italy – and even Roy Hodgson’s England at times – looking relatively solid as the tournament plays out in timely fashion, a selection of somewhat less exciting and underwhelming nations have nonetheless failed
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