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England kick off their EURO 2020 campaign on Sunday against Croatia at Wembley, but will emotion following the 2018 World Cup semi-final defeat to the Croats affect their performance?
Roberto Mancini’s Italy kicked off Euro 2020 in style with their comfortable 3-0 win over Turkey at the Stadio Olimpico. Goals from Lorenzo Insigne, Ciro Immobile, and a contributing own goal moving Italy onto their 9th successive win without conceding and are now 28 games unbeaten.
Whitehaven welcome Batley to the LEL Arena on Sunday afternoon, as they look to put their dissapointing draw against Sheffield behind them and get back to winning ways in the Betfred Championship.
Second place takes on third in the Championship as Featherstone Rovers welcome Bradford Bulls to the Millennium Stadium in a Yorkshire derby with both teams in-form approaching the clash.
Leigh Centurions’ interim head coach Kurt Haggerty has commended the work of French side Catalans Dragons so far this campaign but believes his side can come out victorious when the two meet on Saturday at the Leigh Sports Village.
Stockport County can take one step closer to ending their 10-year absence from the Football League when they host Hartlepool United in the play-off semi-final.
The 21-year-old has been at Mansfield Town since June 2019 and has had experiences he’ll never forget. In this article, we’ll roll back to the years and discover the journey of the full-back.
Warrington Wolves will look to rebound from their Challenge Cup semi final defeat to Castleford Tigers as they host Wakefield…
For years now the international stage has seen young, sometimes unknown talents to further prove themselves on the big stages, and whilst some of the names on this list aren’t unknown their recognition is still small to what it potentially could be at the end of the tournament.
Exeter Chiefs take on Sale Sharks in winner takes all meeting at Sandy Park.
Supporters of the three Welsh EFL teams may have added interest in the forthcoming Euros.
England kick off their delayed EURO 2020 campaign this weekend, with the Three Lions boasting one of the best squads as well as having home advantage (to an extent). So, will this finally be the year where it comes home?
The Czechs go in to yet another tournament unfancied, but they have proven people wrong in that past. Can they do so again this year?
Having suffered what was felt by many as an unjust demotion from League One in 2020, hopes were high that Tranmere could bounce back and achieve promotion at the first time of asking. However those hopes ended in a playoff defeat to Morecambe in a season that saw not one but two managerial departures.
Euro 2016 semi-finalists Wales take on Switzerland in their opening Group A fixture of Euro 2020 at the Baku Olympic Stadium in Azerbaijan on Saturday afternoon.
A highly competitive group featuring Poland, Slovakia, Spain and Sweden will see a mixture of youth and experience on display that’s for sure.
Despite having played a 4-3-3 formation for much of his time in charge of the Dutch national team, Frank de Boer looks set to line up with a five-man defence at Euro 2020.
Roberto Mancini leads his Italian side into this summer’s rescheduled European Championships with an almost uncharacteristic air of excitement as he attempts to lift the nation’s mood on the back of the global pandemic.
France come into Euro 2020 as World Champions, but can they add the elusive European Championship to go with it after 2016 heartache.
In the summer months, football fans as well as pundits always seek to find ways to fill up their time…
The striker rejected a new deal at his old club Leyton Orient to sign for the Amber and Blues, as manager Nigel Clough assembles a squad capable of a push up the table.
Five years ago, the White and Reds put on a very surprising display by reaching the quarter-finals of Euro 2016. In this article, we’ll look back at the tournament and the performances Poland put in to reach the last eight of the competition.
The Cheltenham centre-back is one of the longest-serving players for the Robins.
Derrell Olpherts was speechless at full time in the Challenge Cup Semi-final but insists Wembley will be put to one side with the main focus on improving their league form.