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Euro 2016 Kits Review

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For the Euro 2016 edition, UEFA have decided to increase the number of participating teams to 24, giving the competition a grand scale allowing the small nations like Slovakia, Albania…

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European Championship 2016: Favorites and Underdogs

The European Championship qualifying is drawing to a close during this international break from club competition. The final games of qualifying are set to take place on Tuesday, and after…

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How Spanish Influence In The Champions League Will Help Spain Win Euro 2016?

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Spanish influence in European football is anything but new. Over the past few years, we have witnessed domination in European football by the Spanish clubs which has been in full…

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Roy Hodgson’s England Future Depends on Euro 2016 Says FA Chief Executive

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England manager Roy Hodgson’s future at the helm of the national team will be in jeopardy should he lead his team to another disappointing campaign at next summer’s Euros, according…

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Underdogs England looking for a superhero against Italy

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England v Italy (7.45pm KO, Live on BBC1) England are 2.88 shots with Paddy Power  to win in 90 minutes and book their place in the semi-final. Italy can be backed…

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Euro 2012 Group D: France favourites but England must survive till Rooney returns

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Ahead of today’s first round of Euro 2012 Group D matches, here are our betting tips for who will win Group D and who is most likely to qualify from…

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Euro 2012 Group C: Spain and Italy need to prove themselves all over again

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Ahead of today’s first round of Euro 2012 Group C matches, here are our betting tips for who will win Group C and who is most likely to qualify from…

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Euro 2012 Group B: Germany face near-impossible task

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Ahead of today’s first round of Euro 2012 Group B matches, here are our betting tips for who will win Group B and who is most likely to qualify from it to the quarterfinals.

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Three things Pakistani football can learn from Euro 2012

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The 2012 European Championships will kick off this summer in Poland and Ukraine. The Euro 2012 betting hugely favours Spain and Germany, but beyond the favourites and indeed beyond the…

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Euro 2012 in Ukraine and Poland – what to expect from the host venues

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With Euro 2012 just round the corner, the footballing world will have their eyes on Ukraine and Poland this summer. With Europe’s leading nations competing in June and July, fans…

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Euro 2012 Gear

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Euro 2012 – the 14th European Championship for teams sanctioned by the UEFA – is scheduled to be played between 8th June and 1st July 2012 in Poland and Ukraine….

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Could Spain’s second XI beat England?

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While watching David Silva and Spain dismantle a dogged and compact Scotland on Wednesday, it struck me: this was hardly Spain’s best outfit and they were dominating. Silva cemented his…

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Jack Wilshere – more valuable to England or Arsenal?

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Jack Wilshere is the future. The chosen one, he’s the face of English football for the twenty-first century. Miraculously, he remains somewhat personally underexposed for the amount of hype that…

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Can Poor England Beat Broken Wales?

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Saturday afternoon sees Cardiff’s Millennium Stadium play host to one of the biggest International rivalries around in a 2012 European Championships Qualifier. England cross the border in search of three points that would not only put them top of Group G (for two hours at least), but cement their rivals place at the foot of the table.

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Jermaine Pennant’s Ireland/England adventure

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Jermaine Pennant wants to play for Ireland and doesn’t mind saying so. It doesn’t sit well with Liam Lawrence that he’s saying so. Is there anything wrong with Pennant’s attitude?

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The penalty shoot out lottery

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I have followed England in the last six major tournaments we have played in stretching back to the European Championships held here on home soil in 1996. During that time…

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Back in the days when Kevin Keegan ruled the world

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Stuart Fuller, from the blog The Ball is Round goes back to the end of the 1970’s for an international at Wembley Stadium. I am a difficult person to buy…

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UEFA (Union of European Football Associations)

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UEFA is the governing body of European football and is by far the most lucrative and most watched of all the 6 confederations of FIFA. UEFA’s influence over the world…

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Football Fork – June 21 2002: Ronaldinho leaves Brazil in the lurch as England march on to the semis

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In 2002 the promise of Sven Goran Eriksson’s bright new era was scythed down by what would become familiar stumbling blocks: the quarter finals of a major tournament and defeat…

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How the Dutch sabotaged England’s Euro dreams

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An astonishing leaked interview with former England boss Steve “Umbrella” McClaren has made it clear to British football authorities that the man they entrusted with England’s dismal Euro 2008 qualifying…

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Why Euro 2008 may just be the best thing to happen to English football

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When it comes to the annals of English football history, it’s unlikely Steve McClaren’s tenure in the hotseat will get a particularly favourable write-up. Somewhat tactically naive, unable to motivate…

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Dissecting Italy’s Euro 2008 Campaign

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Football is cruel. Italy, winners of a penalty shoot-out in the World Cup Finals in 2006, were dumped out of Euro 2008 after losing on penalties to Spain. Defeat, on…

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Polish fans blame Howard Webb for Euro 08 exit

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English referees tend to be in the spotlight in international tournaments for the wrong reasons – Graham Poll with his 3 yellow cards in Germany 06 and now Howard Webb…

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Ian Blanchard, Head of National Referee Development at the FA, Discusses Law 11 and the Goal by Ruud Van Nistelrooy

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Images courtesy of Ian Blanchard and the English Football Association. In February 2008, I had the pleasure and privilege to interview Mr. Ian Blanchard, who became the Head of National…

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Netherlands 3-0 Italy: O Cannavaro Where Art Thou?

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Netherlands 3-0 Italy. The Azzurri’s adventure at Euro 2008 could not have started worse. 3 goals like the 3 words which can be used to describe today’s match: offside, counter-attack,…

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The Euro Ended Before It Even Began For Fabio Cannavaro

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Photo courtesy of Paul Blank, www.postproduktie.nl. On Monday, in a training accident in Austria, Fabio Cannavaro, the “Berlin Wall” and the great captain of the Italian National Team, saw his…

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adidas EUROPASS: Field-Testing the official Euro 2008 Football

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Images courtesy of adidas. As is their custom, adidas designed a new football for Euro 2008. “Like +Teamgeistâ„¢, the official match ball of the 2006 FIFA World Cupâ„¢, the adidas…

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