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England: From Potential Champions to a Gormless Laughing Stock

There’s only one team that can dominate every single game at a major tournament, yet be knocked out of it at the hands of a nation the size of Leicester, with a very well acquainted sense of dissatisfaction, perplexity and a state of utter higgledy-piggledy that speaks volumes of their ...

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More Questions than Answers for Muddled England ahead of the Round of 16

  While Wales enjoyed a 3-0 overwhelming of the sorry Russians in Toulouse, a deservingly hapless England fired yet another sobering blank against Slovakia in Saint Etienne despite a barrage – at least statistically – of one attack after the other, which, if it is anything to go by, was ...

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UEFA EURO 2016 Group D Review

Embed from Getty Images   Teams: Spain, Croatia, Turkey, Czech Republic   Current European Champions Spain headed into this group, despite a poor showing in Brazil at the World Cup, full of confidence, but would need to be at the best with Croatia being tipped as an outsider of winning the ...

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UEFA Euro 2016 Group C Review

UEFA Euro 2016 Group C Review Teams: Germany, Poland, Northern Ireland & Ukraine. Group C always looked to be one of the more predictable groups in the Euro 2016 finals, however a few shocks were possibly going to present themselves. Following their World Cup win and topping their group in ...

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Leicester complete the signing of Luis Hernandez

Embed from Getty Images   Leicester City have developed their squad even further by signing Luis Hernandez from Sporting Gijon on a four-year deal. The 27-year-old Spanish central defender joins the Foxes on a free transfer from the La Liga side, with the deal commencing on 1 July when the ...

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Why dropping Mesut Özil won’t necessarily harm Germany at Euro 2016

Embed from Getty Images I know what you’re thinking: ‘this writer’s lost the plot!’ I can assure you though, I haven’t, and yes you have read this correctly: Germany really should consider dropping their four-time player of the year. My reasoning behind this is as follows – as an avid ...

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PLAYERS IN FOCUS: Mario Gomez

Mario Gomez is one of the most prolific goalscorers in the modern game with nearly 300 goals to his name. A career often considered undone by injury, Gomez now makes his name in Turkey with Istanbul-based club Beşiktaş in a temporary deal from Italy’s Fiorentina. A Spanish-born German forward, the 6 ft ...

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N’Golo Kanté proving no stage is too big

Embed from Getty Images   It’s difficult to comprehend how in no more than a year, a player can go from being virtually unheard of to one of the most talked about names in football. This has been exactly the case with Leicester City’s N’Golo Kanté however; discovered before the ...

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