The quarter-finals of Euro 2020 are already under way and if they produce half the drama of the previous round we are in for a treat.
Two of the big games were played last night and many believe whoever triumphs in the Belgium v Italy clash could be the eventual tournament winners.
However, there have been so many shocks and surprises so far that it would be foolish to predict anything.
Interestingly, none of the teams in the opening round’s “Group of Death” have made it to the last eight.
The round of 16 is often not particularly memorable, but that was far from the case in the current tournament.
The two games on Monday night produced 14 goals, a tense penalty shoot-out and a ridiculous own goal, with some calling it the most exciting day ever in the history of Euro competition.
Spain finally overcoming Croatia in a 5-3 thriller was exhausting enough to watch,…
