England and Croatia kick off their Euro 2020 campaigns on Sunday as the iconic Wembley Stadium hosts the first match in Group D.
We have 3 fixtures to look forward to on Sunday the 13th of June at the European Championship. One of which takes place at the Johan Cruijff Arena, Amsterdam, as Netherlands meet Ukraine in Group C.
Following a questionable draw with Scotland in the lead-up to the tournament, question marks have been raised over Netherlands’s credentials. Can they prove the doubters wrong at Euro 2020?
Venezuela will kick off their Copa America 2021 campaign on June 13 with a very difficult matchday 1 fixture versus Brazil. The Venezuelans have had limited success in the Copa America tournament.
Spearheaded by the imperious Robert Lewandowski, Poland will be quietly confident of reaching the latter stages of the knockout phase, with ex-Portugal international Paulo Sausa at the helm.
The European Championships kick-off on Friday and there plenty of teams who look like they could win the competition. The usual suspects of France, Belgium, Portugal, Germany and England will fancy their chances of glory.
Group E of the upcoming European Championship contains Spain, Sweden, Poland, and Slovakia. There are two venues being used to stage the matches in this group, with games taking place at Saint Petersburg's Krestovsky Stadium and Seville's La Cartuja.
Unfortunately, Euro 2020 won’t be blessed with Zlatan Ibrahimovic. But Sweden’s up-and-coming stars have an opportunity to make a name for themselves on the biggest stage of all.
Euro 2020 starts this week, but this doesn’t mean all European tournaments have ended. Eliteserien continues at full speed this weekend with a round full of interesting fixtures.
Primera Division continues this weekend with a thrilling round of fixtures before the highly anticipated start of Copa America. The season in Chile is still in its early stages and there isn’t much to seperate the teams in the standing.