Happy Sunday and welcome back to the Daily Dollar, my fine-feathered faders. We are coming off a rough Saturday for sure, finishing 1-2 last night. The real kick in the grass was Mexico’s failure to score a single goal against Trinidad and Tobago, while completely dominating the game.
On one hand, it seemed a shame that such a high-quality, entertaining semi-final should come down to penalty kicks, and yet, on the other hand, it was the most fitting conclusion.
German midfielder Toni Kroos will no longer be representing his native Germany. After winning 106 caps for Die Mannschaft, Kroos has decided to retire from international football.
The Round of 16 for Euro 2020 is officially set. The two matches that have the most attention and the most discussions are Belgium vs Portugal and England vs Germany. Three of those four national teams came into the tournament as favorites. Out of these four, the two who advance to the final eight, their odds to win the title go up.
Les Bleus could have very well secured their spot in the knockout stage. Unfortunately, the failure to pick up the win against Hungary puts that on hold. While it’s not over for France, there is a lot of pressure.
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.
Every time a major international soccer tournament comes around, there seems to be a “group of death”, so-called because of how tough it will be to qualify from.
France comes in Euro 2020 as an overwhelming favorite to win the tournament. After failing to win the title on home soil in 2016, Les Bleus went on to win the World Cup two years later in Russia. During the World Cup, France had a strong and loaded squad. Now, the squad is only better, stronger, and most importantly, more experienced.
The Euro 2020 Cup starts today, where 24 teams from Europe aim to prove who is the best team. The tournament is a month long and will showcase some of the world’s best players.
The United States Men’s National Soccer Team are the first CONCACAF Nations League Champions. By defeating Mexico in the final, the USMNT win their first title since 2017. With a new golden generation with very good talent, the team’s future appears to be very bright.
Last week, Zinedine Zidane resigned as manager of Real Madrid. Los Blancos have found the perfect man to succeed Zidane. Carlo Ancelotti, a longtime manager who’s managed Juventus, A.C. Milan, Chelsea, Paris Saint-Germain, Bayern Munich, Napoli, and Everton.
Euro 2020 begins in less than two weeks. All 24 squads are confirmed. The tournament was due to take place last summer, however, it was delayed one year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Happy Sunday and welcome back to the Daily Dollar, my fine-feathered faders. We are coming off a rough Saturday for sure, finishing 1-2 last night. The real kick in the grass was Mexico’s failure to score a single goal against Trinidad and Tobago, while completely dominating the game.
On one hand, it seemed a shame that such a high-quality, entertaining semi-final should come down to penalty kicks, and yet, on the other hand, it was the most fitting conclusion.
German midfielder Toni Kroos will no longer be representing his native Germany. After winning 106 caps for Die Mannschaft, Kroos has decided to retire from international football.
The Round of 16 for Euro 2020 is officially set. The two matches that have the most attention and the most discussions are Belgium vs Portugal and England vs Germany. Three of those four national teams came into the tournament as favorites. Out of these four, the two who advance to the final eight, their odds to win the title go up.
Les Bleus could have very well secured their spot in the knockout stage. Unfortunately, the failure to pick up the win against Hungary puts that on hold. While it’s not over for France, there is a lot of pressure.
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.
Every time a major international soccer tournament comes around, there seems to be a “group of death”, so-called because of how tough it will be to qualify from.
France comes in Euro 2020 as an overwhelming favorite to win the tournament. After failing to win the title on home soil in 2016, Les Bleus went on to win the World Cup two years later in Russia. During the World Cup, France had a strong and loaded squad. Now, the squad is only better, stronger, and most importantly, more experienced.
The Euro 2020 Cup starts today, where 24 teams from Europe aim to prove who is the best team. The tournament is a month long and will showcase some of the world’s best players.
The United States Men’s National Soccer Team are the first CONCACAF Nations League Champions. By defeating Mexico in the final, the USMNT win their first title since 2017. With a new golden generation with very good talent, the team’s future appears to be very bright.
Last week, Zinedine Zidane resigned as manager of Real Madrid. Los Blancos have found the perfect man to succeed Zidane. Carlo Ancelotti, a longtime manager who’s managed Juventus, A.C. Milan, Chelsea, Paris Saint-Germain, Bayern Munich, Napoli, and Everton.
Euro 2020 begins in less than two weeks. All 24 squads are confirmed. The tournament was due to take place last summer, however, it was delayed one year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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