Four games of the Euro 2020 Round of 16 are in the books. Four teams have advanced while four others are going home. We have already seen some surprising results, and there are still four matches left to play in the Round of 16.
The two national teams from England and Scotland know each other very well. It is a rivalry that goes back to 1872. When the two sides meet in a competitive match, the world can be sure that both will fight tooth and nail. Regardless of whether it’s a competitive match or a friendly exhibition, both are always fighting for their pride. This game was the 115th meeting between the two.
The 1998 FIFA World Cup is one for the ages. The tournament was hosted in France for the first time since 1938. In addition, four national teams would make their first appearance in the tournament.
Scotland is qualified for next summer’s UEFA European Football Championship tournament. For the Scots, it’s their first Euro appearance since the 1996 Euro. In addition, they’re in their first major competition since the 1998 World Cup.
France has finished its first two games of this year’s Nations League and there’s a lot of improving to do.
Two years ago today, France won the 2018 World Cup and made history in a thrilling battle against Croatia.
Alex Al-Kazzaz goes back in time to recap a fascinating France vs. Argentina clash in the 2018 World Cup.
The San Antonio Spurs are coming off a 48-34 campaign as the seven seed in the Western Conference. They enter the biggest offseason in recent memory with burning questions just like any other team in the league. With two selections in round one, San Antonio can afford to trade up if they so choose to or stay put. Whatever decisions are made will undoubtedly be viewed as franchise-altering for the foreseeable future. Here’s a peek at what the Spurs can accomplish this Thursday night in Brooklyn.
Just over a month after it first kicked off, the 2018 FIFA World Cup is down to its final two
Four games of the Euro 2020 Round of 16 are in the books. Four teams have advanced while four others are going home. We have already seen some surprising results, and there are still four matches left to play in the Round of 16.
The two national teams from England and Scotland know each other very well. It is a rivalry that goes back to 1872. When the two sides meet in a competitive match, the world can be sure that both will fight tooth and nail. Regardless of whether it’s a competitive match or a friendly exhibition, both are always fighting for their pride. This game was the 115th meeting between the two.
The 1998 FIFA World Cup is one for the ages. The tournament was hosted in France for the first time since 1938. In addition, four national teams would make their first appearance in the tournament.
Scotland is qualified for next summer’s UEFA European Football Championship tournament. For the Scots, it’s their first Euro appearance since the 1996 Euro. In addition, they’re in their first major competition since the 1998 World Cup.
France has finished its first two games of this year’s Nations League and there’s a lot of improving to do.
Two years ago today, France won the 2018 World Cup and made history in a thrilling battle against Croatia.
Alex Al-Kazzaz goes back in time to recap a fascinating France vs. Argentina clash in the 2018 World Cup.
The San Antonio Spurs are coming off a 48-34 campaign as the seven seed in the Western Conference. They enter the biggest offseason in recent memory with burning questions just like any other team in the league. With two selections in round one, San Antonio can afford to trade up if they so choose to or stay put. Whatever decisions are made will undoubtedly be viewed as franchise-altering for the foreseeable future. Here’s a peek at what the Spurs can accomplish this Thursday night in Brooklyn.
Just over a month after it first kicked off, the 2018 FIFA World Cup is down to its final two teams who will duke it
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