euro 2020 qualifying matches

⚽️ RESULTS! ⚽️
— UEFA EURO 2020 (@UEFAEURO) September 10, 2019
What. A. Night! 🤩
⭐️ Ronaldo scores 4 to sink Lithuania
💪 England win eight-goal thriller
👏 Tosun gets 2 goals in Turkey victory#EURO2020 pic.twitter.com/aSyr7jV1iD
🎩🎩🎩🎩🎩🎩🎩🎩
— UEFA EURO 2020 (@UEFAEURO) September 10, 2019
Eight international hat-tricks for @Cristiano 🔥#EURO2020 pic.twitter.com/F2j1dS8d02
🏴 A first England goal for Jadon Sancho, and then a second 2 minutes later!
— UEFA EURO 2020 (@UEFAEURO) September 10, 2019
Rate his potential out of 🔟#EURO2020 pic.twitter.com/f7hhHTROtb
Kane puts England ahead 🔥
— UEFA EURO 2020 (@UEFAEURO) September 10, 2019
His international record:
⚽️2⃣6⃣
👕4⃣1⃣#EURO2020 pic.twitter.com/nmGE3yWwBg
England 5 Kosovo 1 at half time. England fans singing “Are you Scotland in disguise?”
— Kaveh (@SkyKaveh) September 10, 2019
Hong Kong fans shout “Fight for freedom, stand with Iran” as Iran fans protest the ban on women at Iranian football stadiums and death of “Blue Girl” Sahar Khodayari pic.twitter.com/t2YiHgAoD2
— Jonathan White (@jmawhite) September 10, 2019
#ASRoma is yellow & red but today our heart bleeds blue for Sahar Khodayari. The beautiful game is meant to unite us, not divide us – that’s why we set up @ASRoma_Persian last year. Now it’s time for everyone in Iran to be allowed to enjoy football matches together. RIP #BlueGirl pic.twitter.com/twB6KDvkJS
— AS Roma English (@ASRomaEN) September 10, 2019
Long story short: an Iranian girl was banned from going to a football match by the authorities (I think she rocked up to the stadium and was told that she couldn't get in). She set herself on fire in protest and died. Her family was told not to announce her death until three days later for national security reasons. It's being protested as gender apartheid. The appeal is for FIFA to pressure Iran to push back against women going to stadiums.
I have a platform and I have never been afraid of raising my voice when in need.This is a tragedy and it can’t continue anymore. @FIFAcom it’s time to act and not be silent.WE need to help the women of Iran fight against gender apartheid.This is about human rights!#SaharKhodayari https://t.co/UE4r071Niv
— Kosovare Asllani (@KosovareAsllani) September 10, 2019
What a horrible tragedy 😔 @FIFAcom and any other organization that’s in a position of privilege and power, you need to act to make this stop! RIP #SaharKhodayari https://t.co/DPj4W92PQ5 pic.twitter.com/mXmfaDxwAv
— Magdalena Eriksson (@MagdaEricsson) September 10, 2019
news in links
- ‘Not the same as racism’: French referees told not to stop football matches over homophobia The head of French football said Tuesday that he had instructed referees to no longer stop matches over homophobic abuse from fans, putting him on a collision course with the sports ministry and the football league.
OP: Done.

