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Latest Euro Videos
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TSN to be home for UEFA Women's EURO 2025
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Will England ever break the curse to lift European Championship trophy?
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Does Spain deserve to be favourites over England in UEFA Euro 2024 final?
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TSN Original: The Keeper
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Must See: Kilt-wearing Caldwell arrives to studio via bagpipes
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A dream shared by 24 nations can only be realized by one
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Turkiye's Vincenzo Montella takes the UEFA Euro Quiz
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UEFA Euro Classic Match: Portugal vs. Greece - 2004
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UEFA Euro 2020 Rewind: All of Belgium's goals from 2020 tournament
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Coaxed out of international retirement, Kroos hopes to end playing career as a champion
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Jul 15
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Jul 15
Will England ever break the curse to lift European Championship trophy?
Kevin Kilbane joins SC with Jay Onrait to discuss if Spain deserved to win UEFA Euro 2024, if England will ever be able to break the curse and bring the trophy home and taking out the brilliance of Lamine Yamal, who he believes was the most impressive player of the tournament.
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Jul 14
Rodri named UEFA Euro 2024 Player of the Tournament
It's more silverware for Rodri's trophy case. The Spain midfielder was named Player of the Tournament at UEFA Euro 2024. Teammate Lamine Yamal was named the Young Player of the Tournament.
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Jul 15
TSN will be the home for UEFA Women's EURO 2025, and it will kick off next July from Switzerland. TSN's Luke Wileman has more on the exciting announcement.
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Jul 13
Yamal's rise at UEFA Euro 2024 unsurprising for those who know him
Instead of watching him from a bench, his neighbors will gather around televisions, smart phones, or a large screen installed in a park come Sunday to root for Lamine Yamal to lead Spain to victory over England in the final of the European Championship.
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Jul 10
Watkins the unlikely toast of England after last-gasp winner
Ollie Watkins is, in his own words, a realist. He has never pictured himself playing at a major tournament for England — especially when, as a teenager learning his trade as a striker, he was sent on loan to English sixth-tier club Weston-super-Mare in 2015.
