Bobfoc

Goalkeepers scoring injury time goals is in vogue lately.

Typical BBC bias, putting on programmes that make England look good.

I remember Rooney stamping on someone's bollocks and it apparently being a harsh sending-off.

With Grealish on, there are now two ex-Notts County loanees playing.

This is scrappy stuff. It's like watching National League football at the moment.

You have a load of drunk tossers together on a Friday night. I can see some ugly scenes.

It's because the national anthems want to defund the police.

Both anthems getting booed. Now there's equality.

What about Scots gloating about beating England? Wow, the Scottish players are almost at bad at singing their anthem in time with the music as England's are.

Well, they'd face anyone eventually if they kept winning, but taking an easier path to the latter stages gives us delusional fans a false sense of glory.

England's ideal series of events would involve winning tonight and then losing to the Czech Republic to avoid a France/Germany/Portugal in the next round.

You'd think a victory would be enough to at least send Wales through as a third-placed team.

Ramsey's watched too much rugby.

Britain's Cameron Norrie and Jack Draper will play each other in the quarter-finals at Queens. Both are playing well, so it's an intriguing prospect.

Go, Finland.

This should be a good one. I hope Germany win because having one team dominate world football would be boring.

While that won't go down as Nintendo's best ever show, it was OK from my perspective. Mario Party and Advance Wars were my favourite announcements, and I might be interested in Mario Golf and Danganronpa as well. Depending on the price, Super Monkey Ball could be one for me to look out for too.

"Aiming for a 2022 release" doesn't sound all that promising.

Part of me hopes they don't end with BOTW 2 just to see the fan reaction.

Tony Hawk on Switch appeals to me. Advance Wars! Yes!

I thought this was going to be Persona for a second. I was close.

Warioware?

I wish they could have done that with Super Mario Party the first time round.

Super Monkey Ball is one of those series that's stayed around without many people noticing. I remember the first one being fun.

Life is Strange seems like a decent fit on Switch.