🎧 The Euros
🎧 Dan Snow's History Hit
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26m
England holds the slightly unwanted title for the most appearances in the Euros without ever reaching a final, so why the excitement when it comes back around every four years?
Football journalist and podcaster Tom Fordyce joins Dan to chat about the history of the Euros, memorable moments, and what the future might have in store for the competition, which first took place in 1960.
They discuss World Cup comparisons, standout penalties throughout the years, underdogs and more.
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