Showing posts with label Euro 2016. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Euro 2016. Show all posts

EURO 2016 Final: Portugal have stunned hosts France to win the

A brilliant strike by Eder clinched Portugal's first-ever major title, as the nation prevailed over hosts France 1-0 to take the Euro 2016 trophy.
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Euro 2016: Wales set up semifinal clash with Portugal after beating Belgium 3-1 (photos)

 Wales vs Belgium 3-1
Wales shockingly defeated Belgium 3-1 to advance to the semi-final stage of Euro 2016. Goals from Ashley Williams, Robson Kanu and Voakes was enough to neutralize a Naingollan opener and lead Wales to an unprecedented European championship semi-final berth.

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Euro 2016: Iceland Knock out England


Goals from Ragnar Sigurdsson and Kolbeinn Sigthorsson sealed one of the most embarrassing results in English football history, as the Three Lions went down 2-1 to Iceland.

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Week 3 Euro 2016 Fixtures


Sunday, 19 June

Switzerland
8:00 PM

France

Romania
8:00 PM

Albania
Monday, 20 June

Russia
8:00 PM

Wales

Slovakia
8:00 PM

England
Tuesday, 21 June

Ukraine
5:00 PM

Poland

Northern Ireland
5:00 PM
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Euro 2016 Second Round Fixtures and Results

Wednesday, 15 June
Russia
1
FT
Slovakia
2
Romania
1
FT
Switzerland
1
France
2
FT
Albania
0
Thursday, 16 June
England
2
FT
Wales
1
Ukraine
0
FT
Northern Ireland
2
Germany
0
FT
Poland
0
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Euro 2016 First Round Results and Fixtures

Friday, 10 June

France
2
FT

Romania
1
Saturday, 11 June

Albania
0
FT

Switzerland
1

Wales
2
FT

Slovakia
1

England
1
FT

Russia
1

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Euro 2016:Diego Costa, Torres omitted from Spain’s Euro squad

 Spain left out for euro 2016
Chelsea striker Diego Costa was left out of Spain coach Vicente del Bosque’s provisional 25-man squad for Euro 2016 on Tuesday.
The nationalised Brazilian missed Chelsea’s last two games of the season due to a persistent hamstring injury and has struggled at international level with just one goal in 10 games since declaring to play for Spain in 2013.
World Cup winners Fernando Torres, Juan Mata and Javi Martinez were also high-profile names left out by Del Bosque.