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So we’ve already looked at the Euro 2022 rising stars, now it’s time to look at the big names we can’t wait to watch. This is not a list of who we think the best players are at Euro 2022, it’s not any kind of ranking. Ad/> Instead it’s a list of players that we can’t wait to watch.
One of the best things about international football tournaments is getting to watch players you either have never watched, or don’t get to watch too often. Unless it’s your job, or you’re an absolute die-hard, you can’t watch every game of football, it’s simply not possible. Ad/> That means that international tournaments are a great opportunity to discover new players you will want to keep an eye on in the future.
La selección alemana de fútbol femenino acaba de finalizar las negociaciones con su federación para acordar las primas para las jugadoras en la próxima Eurocopa de Inglaterra. Y no le ha podido ir mejor a las germanas. El acuerdo asciende a 60 euros por jugadora si finalmente Alemania se lleva el título.
El Camp Nou volverá a ser una olla a presión para las semifinales de la Champions League. El Barcelona se juega su pase a la final, la segunda consecutiva en la que intentará defender su corona continental. Antes, tendrá que eliminar a un Wolfsburgo que, a pesar de un inicio titubeante, parece que las Lobas han vuelto a su mejor nivel. Las dos victorias seguidas ante el Bayern, al última para meterse en la final de la Pokal, y en la Budesliga, para ser líder con cuatro puntos de ventaja, les da confianza de cara al duelo en el Camp Nou.
The Women’s Champions League is back. The battle for a place in the semi-finals begins this evening with Bayern Munich’s clash against Paris Saint Germain, and a hotly-anticipated match between Real Madrid and Barcelona.
The Women’s Champions League is back. The battle for a place in the semi-finals begins this evening with Bayern Munich’s clash against Paris Saint Germain, and a hotly-anticipated match between Real Madrid and Barcelona.
Germany have snatched a 1-1 draw with Spain in the opening match of the inaugural Arnold Clark Cup, Lea Schuller popping up with an equaliser late on to salvage a result for Martina Voss-Tecklenburg’s side. Spain looked to be on course for victory following Alexia Putellas’ goal early in the second half, with the Barcelona star capitalising on a skewed back pass from Lena Oberdorf to dink over Germany goalkeeper Merle Frohms.