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Men’s Olympic Football 2020 (2021) Group A & B Guide
Growing up the Olympic Games felt like a worldly affair. All Nations coming as one, taking part in achieving greatness together.
Castleford Tigers look to win Their First Challenge Cup Since 1986 as they take on St Helens at Wembley
Castleford Tigers face off against favourites St Helens in the Betfred Challenge Cup final at Wembley on Saturday with the Tigers in search of a fifth cup success and a first since 1986.
Five defenders Cambridge United could sign to improve their feeble squad depth
While Mark Bonner has made it clear that signing a midfielder will be Cambridge’s priority, the club’s threadbare defence needs addressing as soon as possible.
A review of the Copa America 2021
Here is a review of the 2021 edition of the Copa America, where Argentina became the victors.
Euro 2020: Goals of the tournament
Another tournament has come and gone with Giorgio Chiellini holding aloft the Henri Delauney trophy after Italy’s nail-biting penalty shootout victory over England at Wembley.
London blow away York City Knights in Tom Tsang’s first game in charge
London Broncos made an excellent impression on their new senior head coach Tom Tsang as they earned a 50-22 win over at home to the Wembley-bound York City Knights.
Stags kickstart their pre-season campaign by making a short trip to Retford
The Stags make the short 20-mile journey up north as they travel to Cannon Park to face Retford United in their opening game of pre-season ahead of the 2021/22 EFL League Two season.
Dear England, Thank you.
England’s run to the final of the European Championship ended in the most sickening fashion, but everyone involved should be immensely proud.
Southgate’s Three Lions will roar again after their Euro 2020 Final setback
England under Southgate have improved under Southgate once again at a major tournament just showing the potential that this side holds, this certainly isn’t the end of the road for this England squad, in fact, it is only just the beginning.
Eye witness from Wembley: How the police, UEFA, idiots, media and politicians let England down
An eye witness report of a troubling day at the home of football by Steve Clare who has watched crowds arriving at his on and off home for 50 years. He could tell something was different as early as 3pm as the police ignored the signs all around them.
Five midfielders Cambridge United could sign ahead of their League One return
Mark Bonner has been working hard to improve Cambridge United’s squad after winning promotion, but their threadbare midfield is still an area of concern.
Brennan Johnson among Nottingham Forest academy players to shine in friendly win
Brennan Johnson scored in his first outing back with Nottingham Forest following a loan spell at Lincoln City.
Six takeaways from Blackpool’s opening pre-season victory over Southport
Blackpool opened their account for pre-season with a comfortable 2-0 victory at Haig Avenue against Southport.
Warriors and Giants both look to end winless periods as they meet at the DW
Wigan Warriors welcome Huddersfield Giants to the DW Stadium on Sunday on the back of a five-game losing streak which has seen pressure mounting on head coach Adrian Lam.
Southgate’s Redemption 25 Years after EURO 96
At the start of this tournament, the nation couldn’t be more split in opinions on Southgate and his ability to potentially bring this England side together playing entertaining football, I was doubtful myself whether Southgate could really be the one, looking back though it now seems daft to question it.
A game of cat and mouse or who will blink first as Euro 2020 reaches its finale
Roberto Mancini and Gareth Southgate prepare to face off at Wembley, having skilfully navigated their way through the pitfalls of the previous rounds. Both sides have shown adaptability and resilience that saw many early tournament favourites fall at the first hurdles.
Euro 2020 – Roy Keane: “The two best teams made the final”
Roy Keane was quoted to have said “the two best teams made the final” following England’s famous Euro 2020 semi-final victory over Denmark on Wednesday night and to a degree, he is right its felt by many in what he said.
Second-string England cruise past Pakistan in nine-wicket win
England’s stand-in ODI squad got off to the best possible start with a dominant nine-wicket win against Pakistan in Cardiff.
Streetwise or Deviant: The debate dividing opinions during Euro 2020
Over time, the notion of foul-play has altered quite significantly. In the days of mud-bath like pitches, what are now regarded as reckless tackles flowed freely.
Denmark’s emotional Euro 2020 rollercoaster comes to an end after semi-final defeat to England
Denmark’s emotional Euro 2020 campaign came to an end on Wednesday night, after suffering a 2-1 defeat in extra-time at the hands of England, but the nation should be proud of their tournament as a whole.
Blackpool get their pre-season campaign underway with a trip to Southport
Blackpool will begin their pre-season campaign with a trip to Southport as supporters will hope to see a glimpse of several new additions.
Sunderland sign former Huddersfield Town midfielder Alex Pritchard
Sunderland have completed the signing of former Premier League midfielder Alex Pritchard.
Michael Olise Joins Crystal Palace: The Verdict
Teen-whiz Michael Olise has become Patrick Vieira’s first signing as Crystal Palace manager, and comes at a bargain price. What will he bring to Selhurst Park, and where does this leave Reading?
Is Kalvin Phillips a contender for England’s player of EURO 2020?
Kalvin Phillips has been one of England’s key players on their way to the final of Euro 2020. The Leeds man has enjoyed a fantastic tournament and has become one of the shining lights of the Three Lions’ team – this begs the question, should he be a contender for England’s player of the tournament?