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
Although this year’s European Championships are arguably yet to explode with all the excitement and goal-scoring action you’d perhaps expect from such a hotly anticipated summer spectacle, Euro 2016 has nonetheless served to delight thus far. Spain have seemingly re-established their growing dominance upon the international scene of late, France look equally threatening with
After successfully seeing off Mykhalo Fomenko’s Ukrainian outfit in largely impressive style last time out at Euro 2016, Joachim Low and his determined German world champions have seemingly begun yet another strong start to a major international competition once again. The well-taken efforts of Shkodran Mustafi and Bastian Schweinsteiger were eventually enough to strive past the first
Although West Ham United’s recently acquired attacking-midfielder somehow found himself somewhat cast aside by the French national setup upon initially introducing his talents down at Upton Park last season, ‘Dimitri Payet’ is one name Didier Deschamps and co. can no longer afford to take lightly after the 29-year-old’s man-of-the-match worthy performance last time out at Euro
After last night’s bitterly disappointing last-minute draw with Leonid Slutsky’s less than impressive Russia outfit, Roy Hodgson and the rest of his determined Three Lions contingency have seemingly been dealt their fair share of criticism in light of England’s unmistakably underwhelming opening result at Euro 2016. Although the Three Lions certainly seemed to apply
Although England’s ultimate fate among Euro 2016 certainly remains far from decided right in the here and now, last night’s disappointing draw with Leonid Slutsky’s Russia nonetheless proved a major point of contention for all those Three Lions supporters determined to see their nation finally succeed upon the international stage. In light of England’s
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