Tag: England

  • Top Favorites for Winning the EURO 2020

    Top Favorites for Winning the EURO 2020

    The EURO 2020 will be the main sports event held in Europe this summer. And unlike previous ones, this Europan championship will take place in 12 countries at 12 different stadiums. But to set that aside and go for the question which interests the majority of the people who are reading this article – who […]

  • Ranking the Best Rugby World Cup Teams (1999-2019)

    Ranking the Best Rugby World Cup Teams (1999-2019)

    As another wonderful Rugby World Cup came to an end, we took advantage of the opportunity to update the rankings of the best sides in the 20-team era. The results? Not that surprising, with the top 5 teams consisting of the four nations that have won the title at least once in the last 6 […]

  • 2018 World Cup – Group G Preview

    2018 World Cup – Group G Preview

    Our preview trip takes us to Group G which includes massive favorites Belgium and England alongside two of the more surprising names in the 2018 World Cup: Tunisia and debutantes Panama. Belgium After back-to-back quarterfinals in 2014 & 2016, Belgium are heading into the 2018 World Cup knowing that the moment of truth for their […]

  • The “Pep Guardiola” Theory About England Winning the World Cup

    The “Pep Guardiola” Theory About England Winning the World Cup

    Having just qualified for the World Cup, you can expect England fans and especially media outlets to get carried away, thinking about winning the tournament. The fact that England were knocked out in the group stage in 2014 and have been to only one semi final since 1966 will not change their mind.

  • England Crash, Hodgson Resigns, Spain Predictable, Del Bosque Stubborn

    England Crash, Hodgson Resigns, Spain Predictable, Del Bosque Stubborn

    The final day of Euro 2016 round 0f 16 matches offered us a glimpse at two national sides, England and Spain, see their great expectations being torn to the ground. One side is used to this happening. The other seems to be still captured by the success of an era that seems to be over.

  • All-Time Six Nations Table After the 2016 Tournament

    All-Time Six Nations Table After the 2016 Tournament

    The 2016 Six Nations tournament is over. England win it with a perfect 5-0 record while Italy once again end up at the bottom, with the Wooden Spoon, losing all five matches.

  • Top 10 Scorers of the England national football team

    Top 10 Scorers of the England national football team

    Scoring against San Marino in a Euro 2016 spot clincher, Wayne Rooney finally tied Bobby Charlton on top of the England national football team’s scoring charts, making it 49 goals in 106 caps for the national team, and now surely on his way to becoming the record holder for the Three Lions, leaving the likes of Alan Shearer, Michael Owen and Frank Lampard behind.

  • Who Knew Wayne Rooney Was Considered a Leader by Teammates?

    Who Knew Wayne Rooney Was Considered a Leader by Teammates?

    It’s always hard to believe wonderkids grow old. But Wayne Rooney is going to turn 29 very soon, playing in the Premier League for 13 seasons and for England since 2003. It’s been so long players like Jack Wilshere see him as a father figure.

  • 2014 World Cup – Day 13 Predictions (Italy vs Uruguay, Costa Rica vs England, Japan vs Colombia, Greece vs Ivory Coast)

    2014 World Cup – Day 13 Predictions (Italy vs Uruguay, Costa Rica vs England, Japan vs Colombia, Greece vs Ivory Coast)

    Maybe the busy schedule brings out the best of teams, and after a fantastic finish to yesterday’s matches we enter day 13 with high expectations. Things get super hot in Group D as Italy play Uruguay for the right to join Costa Rica in the next round, with England simply trying to get a point or three before heading home. In Group C, Colombia will try to keep their perfect record against the desperate Japan, while Colombia will try to keep Greece with 0 goals and far away from the second place.

  • 2014 World Cup: England Hitting an All-Time Low

    2014 World Cup: England Hitting an All-Time Low

    Even in a World Cup where nothing was actually expected of the England national football team, they manage to hit an all-time low: Not making it out of the group stage for the first time since 1958. Just another example of the bad luck, naivety and especially tactical inferiority in the English game right now, which is personified by the ill equipped manager, Roy Hodgson.