Euro 2020

[dtaai-maai]

It means that, if the champions have also won all three of their group matches, the total prize money they earn will amount to €34m (around £29.2m), compared with a maximum of €27m in 2016.

And just to put things in perspective, £34m might just about buy you Kane's right leg!

[Dannie Boy]

It means that, if the champions have also won all three of their group matches, the total prize money they earn will amount to €34m (around £29.2m), compared with a maximum of €27m in 2016.

And just to put things in perspective, £34m might just about buy you Kane's right leg!

But that’s the one that scores most goals, so not too bad

[handdrummer]

It means that, if the champions have also won all three of their group matches, the total prize money they earn will amount to €34m (around £29.2m), compared with a maximum of €27m in 2016.

And just to put things in perspective, £34m might just about buy you Kane's right leg!

But that’s the one that scores most goals, so not too bad

Man City has offered 100,000 pounds for Kane. I guess they want both legs.

[hhinner]

And just to put things in perspective, £34m might just about buy you Kane's right leg!

But that’s the one that scores most goals, so not too bad

Man City has offered 100,000 pounds for Kane. I guess they want both legs.

Some on here might say that's more than he's worth.

[handdrummer]

But that’s the one that scores most goals, so not too bad

Man City has offered 100,000 pounds for Kane. I guess they want both legs.

Some on here might say that's more than he's worth.

That may be more than anyone is worth.

[Big Boy]

What is the new law when the ball hits the ref please? First time I've seen it applied.

[PeteC]

What is the new law when the ball hits the ref please? First time I've seen it applied.

All I can find applicable since 2019 is: "A drop ball will now be awarded if a ball strikes a referee and falls in possession of the opposition side, or if the ball strikes the referee and ends up in the back of the net."

http://www.odsl.org/new-fifa-rules-in-e ... -fall-2019

[caller]

Chris Waddle summed it up, 'the 2nd half was woeful.' I didn't think the first half was much better.

So what's Southgate's preferred team? Harry Kane and who else?

But he's surrounded by players who play a different game - crisp, sharp passing and lot's of movement. Maybe he should be left out and let the others get on with it?

[lindosfan1]

I watched the England game, Grealish 1st half excellent, Saka excellent, Sterling excellent, the defence as usual brilliant job. Kane I do not remember him making a tackle, he wandered about not doing a lot in both halves 3 matches 2 goals not a great performance but they ended upfirst in group.Possibly got Germany next, they will need to perform better.

[Topspin]

/\ or France or Portugal. Not confident about beating any of the three.

[Dannie Boy]

I was quite impressed with the way Saka played, he was definitely England’s best player, although Grealish had a reasonable game too. The rest of the team were relatively mediocre although I think we should recognise Harry Kane’s improvement - he managed his first shot on goal in 3 games!! I’d like to think that he’s saving himself for the big occasion, but alas I doubt that’s the case. The next game could be the toughest test of the tournament?

[Big Boy]

What is the new law when the ball hits the ref please? First time I've seen it applied.

All I can find applicable since 2019 is: "A drop ball will now be awarded if a ball strikes a referee and falls in possession of the opposition side, or if the ball strikes the referee and ends up in the back of the net."

http://www.odsl.org/new-fifa-rules-in-e ... -fall-2019

Thank you.

[arcadianagain]

What is the new law when the ball hits the ref please? First time I've seen it applied.

All I can find applicable since 2019 is: "A drop ball will now be awarded if a ball strikes a referee and falls in possession of the opposition side, or if the ball strikes the referee and ends up in the back of the net."

http://www.odsl.org/new-fifa-rules-in-e ... -fall-2019

Thank you.

Still on the subject of laws, is it still the law that a goalkeeper could only hold on to the ball for six seconds, or has it been revoked?

[Topspin]

The 6 second rule no longer exists, it is now at the referee's discretion.

[Lost]

A Scottish supporter demonstrates how he's as good at hitting a target as the players. Live on BBC.