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England Do Bare Minimum to Scrape Win with Czech Republic

June 22, 2021 Eduard Banulescu Czech Republic, England, Euro 2020, European Championships 2020

Is this England side designed to dazzle for twenty minutes, and then frustrate opponents for the rest of the match? Perhaps. At least, this is what we seemed to learn from their three group games. These have brought the Three Lions 7 points, a place in the Round of 16, and plenty of questions for the England fateful ahead of better opposition.

De Ligt Takes Small Jab at Italy, Schick Gears up for Match with England

June 22, 2021 Enrico Passarella Czech Republic, Euro 2020, Juventus, Netherlands, Serie A, The Azzurri

Matthijs De Ligt praised Italy warned them about the challenges ahead: "I watched them closely, and I think they play very well. They have faced good teams so far, but not the top contenders, like France, for instance." He also discussed Van Basten's recent remarks. Euro top scorer Patrik Schick is ready to face England: "We will have our chances tonight against England. They have not created a lot so far, we will not settle for a tie."

Scotland Secure Draw at Wembley Against Uninspired England

June 18, 2021 Eduard Banulescu England, Euro 2020, European Championships 2020, Scotland

Euro 2020 has been a marvelously enjoyable game thus far, but this British Derby between England and Scotland was one of the exceptions. The match did not live up to the hype. Both teams will have, at least, one more opportunity to not merely salvage a point, but entertain as well.

Gareth Southgate Praises Two Architects of England's Win Over Croatia

Gareth Southgate Praises Architects of England Win Over Croatia

June 13, 2021 Marko Vrakela Croatia, England, Euro 2020

England enjoyed a perfect start to their Euro 2020 campaign, prevailing in a keenly-contested Group D curtain-raiser against the 2018 World Cup runners-up Croatia. During the post-match interview, Gareth Southgate heaped praise on the two England stars for their roles in the all-important triumph.

A lone goal from Raheem Sterling helped England serve their revenge against Croatia, who fell to the Three Lions at Wembley in their first Euro 2020 game

Raheem Sterling Lone Goal Enough for England to Edge Out Croatia

June 13, 2021 Matteo Carnevale Croatia, England, Euro 2020, European Championships 2020

A lone goal from Raheem Sterling helped England serve their cold revenge against Croatia, who fell to the Three Lions at Wembley in the first game of Euro 2020 Group C. Still, Gareth Southgate's side's performance was not overly convincing as the Englishmen squandered a few chances to round up the scoring.

Foden: “England Have an Opportunity to Re-Write History in the Euro”

June 11, 2021 Enrico Passarella England, Euro 2020

Phil Foden will look to carry his momentum into the Euro. The Manchester City star gave an interview, where he addressed England's chances and showered coach Gareth Southgate with praise. He also commented on his mentality. "I am looking forward to playing in my first major tournament with England. Southgate is different from Pep Guardiola, but he is a fantastic coach. We have a lot of quality and we can win the competition."

Euro 2020 Tournament Preview Powered by The Scouting App

June 11, 2021 Akhil Fisher Belgium, England, Euro 2020, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Portugal, Serie A, The Azzurri, The Scouting App

Euro 2020 may be taking place a year later, but that has turned out to be a boon for most teams. Most players have gotten a year older, stronger and better. It has also given managers more time to think about their way of playing and their starting line-up. This edition of the Euro has to be one of the most awaited tournaments and also a difficult one to call.

England Draft Ben White to Replace Alexander-Arnold for Euro 2020

June 7, 2021 Enrico Passarella England, Euro 2020, Italy, Netherlands, The Azzurri

England have announced that Ben White will substitute Trent Alexander-Arnold on the Euro 2020 squad. The Brighton defender was one of the final cuts out from the provisional 33-man roster. The 23-year-old center-back made his debut with the Three Lions in the recent friendly against Austria after an impressive campaign. His versatility contributed to the choice, as he can play either as center-back or as a holding midfielder.

Stefano Sensi and Trent Alexander-Arnold to Miss Euro Due to Injuries

June 4, 2021 Enrico Passarella England, Euro 2020, Italian Football, Italy, The Azzurri

Stefano Sensi picked up a new adductor injury in practice shortly after being declared fully healthy by coach Roberto Mancini. The Inter midfielder will undergo further tests this morning and has not left Coverciano yet. However, he is poised to be unavailable for the Euro and will be replaced by Matteo Pessina. England's Trent Alexander-Arnold will be sidelined for six weeks with a thigh injury, skipping the tournament.

England have a tricky group at Euro 2020 in Croatia, Czech Republic and Scotland, but should be able to qualify to the knockout stages. The squad Gareth Southgate has selected does raise a few question marks, especially over the stability

Road to Euro 2020: England Team Analysis Powered by The Scouting App

June 3, 2021 Akhil Fisher England, Euro 2020, Serie A, The Scouting App

England have a tricky group at Euro 2020 in Croatia, Czech Republic and Scotland, but should be able to qualify to the knockout stages. The squad Gareth Southgate has selected does raise a few question marks, especially over the stability.

England and France Stars Await Test Results, KDB and Verratti Updates

June 3, 2021 Enrico Passarella Belgium, England, Euro 2020, France, Italy, The Azzurri

Two high-profile players got hurt in yesterday’s friendlies. England right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold’s bowed out with a suspected thigh injury, while French defender Lucas Hernandez subbed off after a blow to the knee. Their availability for the Euro hinges on the response of the upcoming exams. Belgium’s Kevin De Bruyne and Italy’s Marco Verratti are also in doubt for the opening matches due to pre-existing problems.

The History of the UEFA Euro: 1996, Penalty Shootouts and Golden Goals

May 25, 2021 Ed Summers Czech Republic, England, Euro 2020, Euro Cup History, European Championships 2020, Germany

Euro 1996 was one of the most revered tournaments England have ever competed in since their 1966 World Cup victory. For one sunny month, it appeared that the Three Lions were on the verge of "bringing football home" only to be denied by a penalty save against Germany who would go onto triumph in the Final over Czech Republic.

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