Euro 2016 has already kicked off

Euro 2016 has already kicked off and to many expectations were set up.
A fair start to the tournament and it's pretty much going to get more entertaining I tell you.
So far we have seen young players emerging and the usually big players making a statement that they are going to show and mean business.

The opening match was an entertaining match, France is one of the blessed teams when it comes to the squads. Payet in my opinion proved he is ready for the El'Classico. Honestly I don't see any team bossing another easily, but so far Germany has had the most convincing win concerning their score line against Ukraine. Konoplyanka, Pyatov and Yarmolenko were superb against the World Cup Holders last night.

Croatia is another team we cannot turn a blind eye on them. The El'Classico rival stars Ivan Rakitic and Luka Modric dominated the midfield fairly well but the introduction of 18 year old Emre Mor was essential as he was adding value to the teams efforts along with Arda Turan also Özyakup was quite impressive.

Another team which goes unnoticed is Poland,a team with individuals that can prove to be the game changers and fortune holders of the team, Seville's Grzegorz Krychowiak was a marvel to watch as usual hopefully in the following match Piotr Zieliński will be used effectively he could feed Robert Lewandowski quite adequately.

England once again raised concerns if they are actually going to ever win a major tournament. Naive was the word used best to describe Roy's tactics as the match proceeded. How Raheem Sterling finished the match is a serious matter which needs to be attended. Why didn't Vardy feature at all? Why was Sturridge never used or why make changes that do need suggest defending a 1-0 lead or looking out to get a second. Spurs' Rose was sensational on the evening.

Bale and company did themselves a favour by securing a win. A shocking or rather a "blonde" performance by Aaron Ramsey. Jonathan Williams was quite refreshing to watch has a bit of flair to his play.

With 8 matches played and 14 goals played we can expect more from this year's euro.

My list of players to watch
* Rafa Silva (Portugal)
* Piotr Zieliński (Poland)
* Arkadiusz Milik (Poland)
* William Carvahlo (Portugal)
* Grzegorz Krychowiak (Poland)
* Renato Sanches (Portugal)
* André Gomes (Portugal)
* João Mário (Portugal)
* Julian Draxler (Germany)
* Emre Can (Germany)
* Anthony Martial (France)
* Yannick Carrasco (Belgium)
* Emre Mor (Turkey)
* Kingsley Cowman (France)

Lets keep the Debate going.

You can also join the Euro Fantasy League. Its not easy to choosing a team though. Join Euro Fantasy League