A simple swipe of the foot from substitute Mikel Oyarzabal in the 86th minute was enough to give Spain a record-breaking fourth European Championship with a 2-1 win over England. 100% record for Spain winning seven games in the tournament, with the 15 goals they scored a new tournament record, surpassing the 14 scored by France in 1984. England on the other hand, rue another chance to score a major championship - would've been their first since the 1966 World Cup. The boys review that final and look at the tournament as a whole, on our Just For Kicks European edition curtain closer. 



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A simple swipe of the foot from substitute Mikel Oyarzabal in the 86th minute was enough to give Spain a record-breaking fourth European Championship with a 2-1 win over England. 100% record for Spain winning seven games in the tournament, with the 15 goals they scored a new tournament record, surpassing the 14 scored by France in 1984. England on the other hand, rue another chance to score a major championship - would've been their first since the 1966 World Cup. The boys review that final and look at the tournament as a whole, on our Just For Kicks European edition curtain closer.&nbsp;Photo credit: REUTERS

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La Roja Lifts Historic Fourth Euros

Manchester United have dismissed Ruben Amorim after a 14-month spell in charge. His final outing came in a 1–1 draw against Leeds United at Elland Road, after which Amorim openly criticised the club’s hierarchy and stressed that he wanted to operate as a “manager”, not merely a “coach”. United currently sit sixth in the Premier League after 20 matches.



We break that down, alongside the PL action in which Arsenal has a six point cushion at the top of the premier league, here on Just For Kicks! 

Manchester United have dismissed Ruben Amorim after a 14-month spell in charge. His final outing came in a 1–1 draw against Leeds United at Elland Road, after which Amorim openly criticised the club’s hierarchy and stressed that he wanted to operate as a “manager”, not merely a “coach”. United currently sit sixth in the Premier League after 20 matches.We break that down, alongside the PL action in which Arsenal has a six point cushion at the top of the premier league, here on Just For Kicks!

Amorim Sacked 14 Months Into Tenure

Enzo Maresca’s time at Chelsea has come to an end after 18 months, with things unravelling as results dipped and tensions grew behind the scenes. While he had enjoyed real success earlier on, including winning trophies and getting the club back into the Champions League, a poor run of league form and disagreements with the board gradually wore away trust. In the end, both sides felt it was better to part ways as Chelsea look to reset and steady their season.



We dissect that alongside the PL action here on this episode of Just For Kicks! 

Enzo Maresca’s time at Chelsea has come to an end after 18 months, with things unravelling as results dipped and tensions grew behind the scenes. While he had enjoyed real success earlier on, including winning trophies and getting the club back into the Champions League, a poor run of league form and disagreements with the board gradually wore away trust. In the end, both sides felt it was better to part ways as Chelsea look to reset and steady their season.We dissect that alongside the PL action here on this episode of Just For Kicks!

Maresca Leaves Chelsea

Aston Villa came from behind to defeat Chelsea 2–1 at Stamford Bridge, extending their winning run to 11 matches, equaling their century-old club record. Chelsea took the lead in the first half through João Pedro, who converted from close range following a corner. Villa improved after the break, with substitute Ollie Watkins making an immediate impact by scoring the equalizer shortly after coming on. Watkins then completed the turnaround late in the match with a headed winner, securing a significant away victory that maintained Villa’s strong league momentum while leaving Chelsea frustrated after failing to hold their advantage. 



A result that has huge implications in the title race, we review that plus the rest of the PL action, here on Just For Kicks! 

Aston Villa came from behind to defeat Chelsea 2–1 at Stamford Bridge, extending their winning run to 11 matches, equaling their century-old club record. Chelsea took the lead in the first half through João Pedro, who converted from close range following a corner. Villa improved after the break, with substitute Ollie Watkins making an immediate impact by scoring the equalizer shortly after coming on. Watkins then completed the turnaround late in the match with a headed winner, securing a significant away victory that maintained Villa’s strong league momentum while leaving Chelsea frustrated after failing to hold their advantage. A result that has huge implications in the title race, we review that plus the rest of the PL action, here on Just For Kicks!

La Roja Lifts Historic Fourth Euros

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