Spain stars challenge each other on controlling and finishing
Take a look at the Spain's ball control and finish challenge involving Fabián Ruiz, Gerard Moreno, Pablo Sarabia, Mikel Oyarzabal and Thiago.
Take a look at the Spain's ball control and finish challenge involving Fabián Ruiz, Gerard Moreno, Pablo Sarabia, Mikel Oyarzabal and Thiago.
Wales star Gareth Bale has welcomed the opportunity to play in front of fans even if they will be cheering for their opponents Turkey when the two teams meet in this Group A clash at Euro 2020.
Bale said: “I think it’s good to be playing in front of big crowds. I think we’d prefer it to be 34,000 Wales fans.
“But whenever I’ve played in Turkey before the atmospheres have been incredible. We understand they’re going to be cheering on the Turkish team, but you want to be playing in front of crowds. It’ll be be nice to get back to a bit of normality.”
Turkish international Burak Yılmaz talked ahead of the Wales match. Check out Turkish captain what to say about the second match in Euro 2020.
Turkish manager Şenol Güneş shares his thoughts about the upcoming Wales match. Turkey lost against Italy 3-0 in the opening game of Euro 2020.
Check out behind the scenes Turkey prepare to face Wales for the second match of Group A in Euro 2020.
Germany coach Joachim Löw was happy with the commitment and performance of his team during the 1-0 loss to France in their opening Euro 2020 group stage match – but did stress the need for more clinical finishing from his side in the remaining fixtures.
Roberto Mancini's Italy team are preparing to make it two wins from two group games at Euro 2020 when they play Switzerland on Wednesday (June 16).
France boss Didier Deschamps believes Paul Pogba and Adrien Rabiot showed once again what a 'perfect' partnership in the midfield they are following a vital 1-0 win over Germany in their opening group game at Euro 2020.
Take a look at Fernando Santos' interview about Rafa Silva's impact on the Portuguese national 3-0 victory over Hungary in their Euro 2020 debut.
A product placement opportunity by Coca-Cola fell flat when Portugal’s Cristiano Ronaldo disdainfully removed two bottles of the fizzy drink at a press conference.
He slid the bottles out of sight and instead brandished a bottle of water, telling reporters in Portuguese: “Drink water!”
The 36-year-old, who is known to be obsessed with healthy eating and fitness, appeared unimpressed with the sponsor’s stunt, softly muttering ‘Coca-Cola’ as he placed the bottles out of sight.
Ronaldo’s Portugal kick off against Hungary in the ‘Group of Death’ on Tuesday with France v Germany to follow.
England players have been preparing to play Scotland in Euro 2020 after winning their first game against Croatia.
Wales are preparing to face Turkey in the second game of the group stages at Euro 2020. Wales shared the spoils with Switzerland in their first match.