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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.
Thorgan Hazard’s spectacular strike was enough to see Belgium through to the quarter-finals of Euro 2020 and beat European Championship holders Portugal.
France will face off against Switzerland as they look to land a place in the quarter-finals of UEFA Euro 2020.
Italy will step out onto the Wembley Stadium turf this evening with expectant eyes all on the Azzurri following their most impressive start to Euro 2020.
Poland’s number nine proved just why he is one of the best strikers in the world.
A Karim Benzema brace helped France to a 2-2 draw with Portugal on Wednesday night as they topped Group F.
Spain’s Euro 2020 status hung in the balance coming into the final set of fixtures in Group E, but galvanised by the impressive Pablo Sarabia, Enrique’s side blew away a feeble Slovakia, scoring five goals in the process to avoid an embarrassing elimination.
Manchester United are not short of firepower at this summer’s EURO 2020 tournament, with ten players across six nations entering the field of play for their respective sides as they battle it out for the Henri Delaunay Trophy.
UEFA Euro 2020’s Group E is still massively wide open with all four teams separated by three points.
With only two points from their opening two games, Luis Enrique’s team need a victory over the current holders of second-place, Slovakia, if they are to progress to the knockout stages of Euro 2020.
Scotland face the match of their lives as they face Croatia. A win would for sure see them book their place in the knockout stages but results elsewhere will play a huge factor in this.
International football can pit global superstars against near-part timers, but perhaps the most intriguing job of all lies at the feet of those in the dugouts. Why do international managers often go under the radar?
Ukraine and Austria face off in Bucharest in their final matches of the group stage at UEFA Euro 2020.
After their defeat against Slovakia, many people had Spain trashing Poland in Seville. The White and Reds were able to hold their own against the three-time European Champions.
The White and Reds did not have the most ideal of starts in UEFA Euro 2020 but will be looking to cause an upset against the giants of Group E, Spain.
An entertaining match between Ukraine and North Macedonia saw Andriy Shevchenko’s side run out 2-1 winners.
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.
Milan Škriniar would have taken all the plaudits for his winner in the 69th minute, but Slovakia’s captain proved how much quality he still holds as his experience was vital throughout.
The White and Reds start their European campaign against the Slovakians as both sides look to get off to a good start at UEFA Euro 2020.
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.
A highly competitive group featuring Poland, Slovakia, Spain and Sweden will see a mixture of youth and experience on display that’s for sure.
Even the most ardent supporter of the Netherlands national team would have to admit that their preparation for Euro 2020 has been poor at best.
Another game full of mistakes from the White and Reds saw Paulo Sousa’s men draw 2-2 with the Scandanavian’s in Poznan.
North Macedonia go into the Euros as the most unknown side- but is their underdogs tag merited, or do they have a very realistic chance of making it through the group?