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Há 7 horas · A woeful Euro 2016 exit against Iceland brought a suitably depressing end to Roy Hodgson’s England reign, while his successor, Sam Allardyce, lasted only 67 days and one match before being forced out after a newspaper sting. A surprise run to the 2018 World Cup semifinals in Russia gave Southgate credibility among previously skeptical fans.
Há 14 horas · Die Schweiz hatte sich erstmals überhaupt für eine Euro qualifiziert, der Erfolgstrainer Roy Hodgson, mit dem man an der WM in den USA mit den Torschützen Alain Sutter und Adrian Knup ...
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Há 14 horas · A woeful Euro 2016 exit against Iceland brought a suitably depressing end to Roy Hodgson's England reign, while his successor, Sam Allardyce, lasted only 67 days and one match before being forced out after a newspaper sting. A surprise run to the 2018 World Cup semifinals in Russia gave Southgate credibility among previously sceptical fans.
Há 14 horas · A woeful Euro 2016 exit against Iceland brought a suitably depressing end to Roy Hodgson's England reign, while his successor, Sam Allardyce, lasted only 67 days and one match before being forced out after a newspaper sting. A surprise run to the 2018 World Cup semi-finals in Russia gave Southgate credibility among previously sceptical fans.
Há 14 horas · A run of form that saw only 3 wins between October and April saw Crystal Palace once more sucked into the relegation fight, the Eagles seeing manager Roy Hodgson resign in mid-February following a health scare amid reports of a potential sacking; the London club recovered remarkably, embarking on a great late resurgence - that included thumping victories over Manchester United and Aston Villa ...
Há 14 horas · England beat Iceland 4-0 at Wembley in their last meeting in November 2020 - the Three Lions are 1/9 to beat them again on Friday, giving them an implied win probability of 90%, and you can back them to repeat that scoreline at 15/2. Iceland are 20/1, or a 4.8% chance, to embarrass England for the second time in their history, after Roy Hodgson ...
