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Don't go breaking my heart: Soccer analyst Grant Wahl told NPR's Morning Edition that the English have "a history of failure" in the biggest moments, the latest heartbreak coming in a 2018 World Cup semifinal loss to Croatia. Euro finals live score Here we go then! In the rainy conditions, Italy vs England kicks off. It's the Euro 2020 final. Let's see who replaces Portugal to become the champions of Europe.

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France is out of the European Championship, and it was Kylian Mbappé who missed the penalty kick in the shootout. Olympic Stadium - Baku, Azerbaijan Team: SpainCountry: SpainCoach: Luis EnriqueSquad:

• Simon, Unai
• Azpilicueta, Cesar
• Busquets, Sergio
• Koke
• Torres, Ferran
• Garcia, Eric
• Alba, Jordi
• Olmo, Dani
• Oyarzabal, Mikel
• Laporte, Aymeric
• Pedri

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The Euro 2020 semifinals are set, as four teams remain to vie for the title of Europe's top soccer nation. While the calendar may say 2021, the 2020 edition of the tournament started on June 11 across Europe. Delayed by a year due to the coronavirus pandemic, the competition has already seen 24 teams battle down to four as the knockout rounds determine who will become the continental kings in a week's time. Portugal entered as the reigning champs but they were sent packing by world number one Belgium, while 2018 World Cup winners France were the favorites for many this time around but were bounced by Switzerland. Subscribe for our latest news Since winning the 1966 World Cup, England have reached only four major semi-finals, including at Euro 1996, when Southgate infamously missed a crucial penalty in the shoot-out against Germany.

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The stakes were high for the Parkhead side who guaranteed themselves European football after Christmas with a win in Hungary. What does our live match solution for the Euro Football Championship offer? "It's coming to Rome" is what Italian players were shouting in celebration after winning the Euro 2021 final in a dramatic penalty kick shootout against England that saw goalkpeeper Gigi Donnarumma emerge as the hero. The shootout, only the second in Euros finals history, was necessary after 120 minutes of action ended in a 1-1 draw.