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When will the Euro 2024 squads be announced?
The Euro 2024 squads will be announced out soon: the competition kicks off in Munich on June 14, with 24 teams set to battle it out
How hot will it be at Euro 2024? The temperatures expected for the tournament in Germany
What will the weather be like in Germany for Euro 2024? Here's how hot it will be at the European Championship
Euro 2024 groups: Who every country will play in Germany
The Euro 2024 groups have been drawn – this is who each nation will face to reach the knockouts
‘I wanted to win the World Cup’: Gheorghe Hagi on Romania’s incredible run at USA ‘94 including ‘that’ touchline goal vs Colombia
Reaching the quarter-finals wasn't enough for Gheorghe Hagi at the 1994 World Cup
Gheorghe Hagi once played two professional games of football for separate clubs on the same weekend - and even signed for FOUR teams at once
Gheorghe Hagi also describes how playing barefoot as a child helped him develop into an elite-level footballer
‘We placed a bet’: Georghe Hagi explains why the entire Romanian squad bleached their hair during the 1998 World Cup
Arguably the most enduring image from France 98 is the Romania squad all having bleached hair - but why did they do it?
‘I’m sorry it didn’t happen’: Gheorghe Hagi admits he would have loved to play for Kevin Keegan’s Newcastle United, and that Tottenham Hotspur showed interest
The Romanian ultimately snubbed a move to the Premier League for Johan Cruyff and Barcelona
Ranked! The 15 greatest World Cup goals you’ve probably forgotten
FIFA World Cup The World Cup has produced so many memorable strikes that these jaw-dropping goals – taken from the last seven tournaments – don’t get the credit they deserve
Adidas: The history of the Three Stripes on football shirts
ADIDAS Adidas' 'Three Stripes' have become an emblem of the brand – and it's evolved over the years…
England vs Portugal referee Urs Meier’s Euro 2004 hell: “I woke up to find 16,000 emails in my inbox. They were all in English – death threats and insults”
Referee Urs Meier found himself the unwitting victim of tabloid hatred after disallowing Sol Campbell’s late goal for England against Portugal at Euro 2004: intimidated, abused and then bundled into hiding. This is his side of the story...
