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Many Polish fans had envisioned supporting a different team than their own in Germany before striker Robert Lewandowski's side turned a lacklustre Euro 2024 qualifying campaign into a last-minute ticket, possibly already exceeding local expectations.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. — No. 1 Texas advanced to the WCWS championship finals for the second time in three seasons with a 1-0 one-hit shutout of Stanford, eliminating the Cardinal and closing the book on the storied history of Pac-12 softball.
After Serbia's two decades in the European Championship wilderness and group-stage exits in their last three World Cups, it is high time the country's talented crop of attack-minded players made their mark on a major tournament.
Serbia striker Aleksandar Mitrovic, a prolific marksman at club level and among the top scorers in Euro 2024 qualifying, carries the hopes of a stuttering side who will rely heavily on their attacking firepower in a long overdue Euros debut.
Poland's Robert Lewandowski has long been one of Europe's best forwards but his strike rate for his country is on the wane as he prepares for what will likely be his last major tournament.
From Denmark's high of winning Euro 1992 to midfielder Christian Eriksen's heart attack in the last finals, the country's participation at the tournament usually means drama and in Germany they will be hoping for the more positive kind.
With his ability to play in almost any position and coming off a superb club season, Austria's Marcel Sabitzer will carry his country's hopes as they face a mountainous task at Euro 2024.
CAPE TOWN : The top scorer at this year's Africa Cup of Nations finals, Emilio Nsue, played illegally for Equatorial Guinea for 11 years, it has emerged from FIFA documentation detailing a six month ban he was handed last month.