So where is football going? Home? Rome? Nobody knows for sure. The one certain thing is that it can only go either way.
Drama, thrill, entertainment, wonder goals, last-ditch goal-mouth tackles, dying minute equalizers, stoppage time winners – the Euro 2020 round of 16 was international football at its finest. Any fears that matches would turn out as cagey affairs were dispelled after Denmark’s resounding four-to-nil victory over Wales, a match that set the tone for the superbly entertaining attack-first (in some cases attack-only) nature of the rest of the last-16 fixtures.
The European Championships is always a highly anticipated football tournament that comes around every four years. It sees the best footballing nations in Europe coming together to battle it out for the honour of being crowned as the champion of Europe.
