Euro 2020

[jamesg46]

How are Portugal losing if they've scored all 3 goals so far

[Dallas]

Only got half an eye on it at the moment but looks like there's been far more action than the whole of there last match against France!

[wearthefoxhat]

Only got half an eye on it at the moment but looks like there's been far more action than the whole of there last match against France!

Portugal's goal was a smash and grab.

Stats show Germany dominating and deserved to be in front.

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[greenmark]

Only got half an eye on it at the moment but looks like there's been far more action than the whole of there last match against France!

Portugal's goal was a smash and grab.

Stats show Germany dominating and deserved to be in front.


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The caveat there is Germany were abject for Portugal's goal and both Germany's goals were own goals. Plus, I swear I saw the 2nd german 'goalscorer' being reassured that he hadn't scored and it was an own goal.
An interesting half to come. Then Spain. Yippee!

[greenmark]

Doh! That damn pesky Kai has screwed my theory.

[Dublin_Flyer]

Holy crap that Sanchez shot was the closest I've seen to a crossbar snapper in a long long time, pure venom!

[greenmark]

Still not convinced by that Germany performance. 2 own goals. After that they have no choice but to win unless every player wants to be a pariah.

[Derek27]

When was the guy lying down behind the wall strategy invented? I don't remember it in previous years.

[darchas]

When was the guy lying down behind the wall strategy invented? I don't remember it in previous years.

Seen it a few times in last couple of years. Here's an article on it

https://www.espn.com/soccer/blog-the-to ... atform=amp

[Derek27]

When was the guy lying down behind the wall strategy invented? I don't remember it in previous years.

Seen it a few times in last couple of years. Here's an article on it

https://www.espn.com/soccer/blog-the-to ... atform=amp

Wow! I didn't know you could see where a player's gonna aim the ball. That was quick thinking/reactions!

The first time I saw it I thought the player was injured.

[darchas]

When was the guy lying down behind the wall strategy invented? I don't remember it in previous years.

Seen it a few times in last couple of years. Here's an article on it

https://www.espn.com/soccer/blog-the-to ... atform=amp

Wow! I didn't know you could see where a player's gonna aim the ball. That was quick thinking/reactions!

The first time I saw it I thought the player was injured.

I'd volunteer for it, chance to catch a bit of a break.

[Derek27]

How can a foul be worth a penalty when the player hasn't even got the ball?

[Derek27]

That would have cost me my first losing Saturday of the year.

[Derek27]

The ref's backed Spain to win the tournament!

[Derek27]

The Spanish fans threw their arms up in the air, only to bring them down onto their heads.