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Posted: |
May 19, 2021 - 3:28 PM
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litefoot
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It's been three years since the last international tournament (if you don't count the Nations League shenanigans). As if we've not seen enough football this season, here's a new, bloated tournament (24 teams instead of 16) to catch your eye or bore you to tears. We kick off Friday 11 June.
Be prepared for endless talk of Gazza's goal in the lead up to England vs Scotland.
Group A: Turkey, Italy, Wales, Switzerland (games held in Rome/Baku)
Group B: Denmark, Finland, Belgium, Russia (Copenhagen/St Petersburg)
Group C: Netherlands, Ukraine, Austria, North Macedonia (Amsterdam/Bucharest)
Group D: England, Croatia, Scotland, Czech Republic (London/Glasgow)
Group E: Spain, Sweden, Poland, Slovakia (Seville/St Petersburg)
Group F: Hungary, Portugal, France, Germany (Munich/Budapest)
Games to be played all over Europe. Each group's games will be played in two cities.
GROUP STAGE
Friday 11 June
Group A: Turkey vs Italy (20:00, Rome)
Saturday 12 June
Group A: Wales vs Switzerland (14:00, Baku)
Group B: Denmark vs Finland (17:00, Copenhagen)
Group B: Belgium vs Russia (20:00, St Petersburg)
Sunday 13 June
Group D: England vs Croatia (14:00, London)
Group C: Austria vs North Macedonia (17:00, Bucharest)
Group C: Netherlands vs Ukraine (20:00, Amsterdam)
Monday 14 June
Group D: Scotland vs Czech Republic (14:00, Glasgow)
Group E: Poland vs Slovakia (17:00, St Petersburg)
Group E: Spain vs Sweden (20:00, Seville)
Tuesday 15 June
Group F: Hungary vs Portugal (17:00, Budapest)
Group F: France vs Germany (20:00, Munich)
Wednesday 16 June
Group B: Finland vs Russia (14:00, St Petersburg)
Group A: Turkey vs Wales (17:00, Baku)
Group A: Italy vs Switzerland (20:00, Rome)
Thursday 17 June
Group C: Ukraine vs North Macedonia (14:00, Bucharest)
Group B: Denmark vs Belgium (17:00, Copenhagen)
Group C: Netherlands vs Austria (20:00, Amsterdam)
Friday 18 June
Group E: Sweden vs Slovakia (14:00, St Petersburg)
Group D: Croatia vs Czech Republic (17:00, Glasgow)
Group D: England vs Scotland (20:00, London)
Saturday 19 June
Group F: Hungary vs France (14:00, Budapest)
Group F: Portugal vs Germany (17:00, Munich)
Group E: Spain vs Poland (20:00, Seville)
Sunday 20 June
Group A: Italy vs Wales (17:00, Rome)
Group A: Switzerland vs Turkey (17:00, Baku)
Monday 21 June
Group C: North Macedonia vs Netherlands (17:00, Amsterdam)
Group C: Ukraine vs Austria (17:00, Bucharest)
Group B: Russia vs Denmark (20:00, Copenhagen)
Group B: Finland vs Belgium (20:00, St Petersburg)
Tuesday 22 June
Group D: Czech Republic vs England (20:00, London)
Group D: Croatia vs Scotland (20:00, Glasgow)
Wednesday 23 June
Group E: Slovakia vs Spain (17:00, Seville)
Group E: Sweden vs Poland (17:00, St Petersburg)
Group F: Germany vs Hungary (20:00, Munich)
Group F: Portugal v France (20:00, Budapest)
The top two in each group plus four best third-placed teams go through to the round of 16.
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No cd=no sale.
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Posted: |
May 22, 2021 - 10:11 AM
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Graham Watt
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Right, okay, this is the right thread, not the wrong one. When did Scotland become a country? Did Nicholas Tree-Surgeon manage to float away from the English on a big raft, en route to Greenland, after all?
More to the point, if England, Scotland, and those other bits of the UK (eg, Ireland) can play as part of Europe, why can't Brazil? I think the Brexiteers demand an explanation.
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