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euro 2016

Sporting euphoria: a desperate low needed for an unthinkable high

Four years ago Wales slumped to a humiliating 6-1 defeat away at Serbia. It was a humbling night. Where there should have been outrage and anger from the fans, there was only dejection. A whole nation had been embarrassed. Chris Coleman, the Welsh manager, sat alone in the airport, contemplating resignation. Yet, perversely, this was […]

Jun 14, 2017 By Michael Jones Filed Under: Sport, Sport Psychology Column Tagged With: Wales, Wimbledon, euro 2016, Sergio Garcia, The Masters, Bartolli, Sporting Glory

Best XI of Euro 2016

Goalkeeper Hugo Lloris only conceded five goals through seven games at Euro 2016, as well as picking up three clean sheets. What earned him his spot on the team is not just his record in keeping the ball out of the net at the tournament as other keepers conceded fewer goals (Neuer conceded three) but also […]

Aug 3, 2016 By Charlie Palmer Filed Under: Sport, Football Tagged With: football, euro 2016, team of the tournament, best xi

From failure to the final four

On the 25th March 2011, I went to my first ever football game. Cardiff’s Millennium Stadium was the venue and I was overwhelmed by the famous faces that I was seeing on the pitch. One of the faces I was most excited about seeing, however, was that of the late Gary Speed – the man […]

Jul 20, 2016 By Tom Vaughan Filed Under: Sport, Football, Global Tagged With: football, Wales, Gareth Bale, euro 2016, Gary Speed

Euro 2016 – Final Preview

Portugal. There are two things that come to mind when you think of this side: the first is their star man Cristiano Ronaldo, one of the greatest footballers to grace the modern game; the second comes in the form of a question: how on Earth did they make it this far? This is a side […]

Jul 10, 2016 By Owain Evans Filed Under: Sport, Football, Global Tagged With: football, Cristiano Ronaldo, UEFA, France, europe, Portugal, euro 2016, Final, Saint-Denis, Stade de France, Antoine Griezmann

Abject failure: A review of England at Euro 2016

As Roy Hodgson walked into the conference room after England’s shock 2-1 defeat at the hands of Iceland, everyone knew it was over. Delivering a pre-prepared statement, he spoke of his pride at a “fantastic journey” but in truth it has been far from that. One victory across the past two tournaments is a disgraceful […]

Jul 1, 2016 By Ollie Lund Filed Under: Sport, Football Tagged With: football, England, Roy Hodgson, euro 2016, Ollie Lund

Ben Marvell’s Euro 2016 talking points

The Icelandic tackling technique There is an awful lot to love about Iceland. For a country that has never played in a major International football tournament before, they have acquitted themselves remarkably, playing to the final whistle and with a unity of purpose. If only England would take note. Apart from their underdog status that […]

Jun 29, 2016 By Ben Marvell Filed Under: Sport, Football Tagged With: football, euro 2016, Ben Marvell

Euro 2016 – Round of 16 Preview

Switzerland v Poland Saturday 25 June, 14:00 BST, Saint-Etienne. BBC1 The Round of 16 will get underway with two as-of-yet unbeaten teams at the Stade Geoffrey Guichard, with Group A runners-up Switzerland meeting their Group C counterparts, Poland. Switzerland have made it to this stage having taken three points against Albania and recording a draw […]

Jun 24, 2016 By Owain Evans Filed Under: Sport, Football Tagged With: football, Germany, England, Wales, UEFA, italy, France, Ireland, Poland, spain, Switzerland, Belgium, Portugal, croatia, Iceland, euro 2016, northern ireland, hungary, European Championships, Round of 16, Slovakia

Euro 2016 Preview: Group D

Spain – Ollie Lund World Ranking: 6th Best Euro Finish: Champions (1964, 2008, 2012) The holders Spain go into the tournament as one of the favourites. A surprise defeat against Slovakia aside, they were superb in qualifying – picking up nine wins and eight clean sheets. The squad oozes quality with the likes of Sergio Ramos […]

Jun 8, 2016 By Sport Filed Under: Sport, Football, Global, Uncategorized Tagged With: spain, Turkey, croatia, euro 2016, Czech Republic, Group D

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