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England’s goalless draw with Scotland on Friday may prove to offer an easier route through the EURO 2020 knockout stages as they prepare for their final group game against top of Group D Czech Republic.
Following the scoreless draw between England and Scotland on Friday night we asked some of our writers here at Prost International for their views and opinions on the game on what Scotland did right or wrong and the same for England.
Scotland are poised with the monumental task of overcoming rivals England if they are to have any chance of progressing through to the last 16 at Euro 2020.
England finished their first game in Group D with a victory after finally getting revenge over Croatia for the Three Lions’ previous major tournament exit. The star of the match, however, was playing in the second tier of English football at the time of the 2018 tournament, just showing the Yorkshireman’s astronomical rise.
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?
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?
In the summer months, football fans as well as pundits always seek to find ways to fill up their time…
It’s been a long time coming. For the first time in 23 years, Scotland will play again in a major international tournament.
With four right-backs, four centre midfielders and three big injury concerns in England’s final squad, has Gareth Southgate got it right ahead of Euro 2020?
Aston Villa’s star man made a return to action for the first time in 89 days as they held Carlo Ancelotti’s side to a 0-0 draw, Jack Grealish’s 20 minute cameo role was the brightest moment after a gloomy evening in B6.
With his contract running down, James O’Reilly takes a look at the mad, yet lovable, Gjanni Alioski.
Illan Meslier has been having an outstanding season, in what has been his Premier League debut. James O’Reilly takes a look at Leeds United’s French shot-stopper.
Following threats of bans from international football for players who participate within the new European Super League, Ben Dixon takes a look at the potential England team we could see as early as the Euros.
Max Aarons is arguably one of the best right backs in the country right now, with the Canaries fullback consistently performing under Daniel Farke. But what makes the 21-year-old so special?
Following the international break, the Villans will look to resolve their misfortunes as they play host to relegation battlers, Fulham. The absence of Jack Grealish has been no help to the below par form over the last six weeks.
One win, one draw and one loss is a reasonable first three results in charge of the national team. Paulo Sousa knew he had a lot of work to do in this International break to put Poland back on the right track.
As the season approaches it’s conclusion, fans were able to take a break from club football and watch their national teams play on the international stage.
Poland will face the biggest challenge of their World Cup qualifying campaign as Paulo Sousa’s men face off against the unbeaten force of Gareth Southgate’s England side.
Just six years ago, Ollie Watkins was netting for Weston-super-mare in the National League South division, but fast-forward to March 2021 and the striker is now representing his country in their World Cup qualification campaign.
Arsene Wenger has revealed his plan for the Premier League to be played over the summer months and is set to hold talks with FIFA over the proposal.
With Jesse Lingard finding form at loan club West Ham United, will the forward be included in Gareth Southgate’s England squad ahead of the World Cup Qualifiers?
The new Poland manager, Paulo Sousa, has announced his 27-man squad ahead of the upcoming World Cup Qualifiers against Hungary, Andorra and England.
Cian Johnson assesses how a break in the football season is necessary if we are to see a high standard of football for the remainder of the campaign and beyond.
Boasting the most saves made amongst Europe’s top five leagues this season with a staggering 112, Gareth Southgate won’t have to think too hard about who starts between the sticks for England this summer.