Month: June 2016

Euro 2016 is shaping up to be the perfect tournament: most of the ‘better’ teams have navigated their way through

Well, what a week it has been for England. Out of Europe not once but twice, the two men held

For the second time in a week England exited Europe with its tail between its legs, and once again the

As blessed with sporting action as we are right now, there is still plenty of excitement for the start of

It was just the good old English summer that prevented Alistair Cook’s side from completing a test series whitewash over

England, bloody England. A time-honoured trait of being an English footballer is offering so much and yet delivering so little,

If you read a lot online, are an avid social media user or are simply a fan of the sport,

The opening ceremony of Euro 2016 boasted all of the usual pizazz and razzmatazz that we have come to expect

After all of the build-up and the excitement, the time has finally arrived: Euro 2016 kicks off on Friday night

Winning a major tournament like Euro 2016 requires a team to come through four weeks of tough action, and this

Hosting a tournament one week prior to a major is something of a double-edged sword: some players will want to

We’ve covered the vast majority of the main markets for Euro 2016, and already millions of pounds has been spent

We’ve covered the various permutations in the outright market and the individual groups too, and so now our look at

The sixth and final group of Euro 2016 looks to be an open and potentially eye-catching affair, with the world’s

Dark horses Belgium, an old favourite in Italy, a home interest in the Republic of Ireland and, of course, Zlatan’s

When a tournament features Jordan Spieth, Rory McIlroy and Jason Day, each of whom come into it on the back