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The Uefa European Under-21 Championship resumes on Monday. Who are the favourites, who is involved and what happened to England?

Portugal vs Italy: Under-21 EURO background, form guide, previous meetings Friday 28 May 2021 Article summary Italy, in their record 11th U21 EURO quarter-final, take on a Portugal side who impressed in the group stage by winning all three games. Article top media content Article body Italy, the Group B runners-up, have participated in more UEFA European Under-21 Championship quarter-finals than any other side but look set for a formidable challenge against faultless Group D winners Portugal at the Stadion Stožice in Ljubljana. • While the Azzurrini managed only one win in th...

(Maribor, 18:00 CET) Holders Spain only conceded once in qualifying and kept three clean sheets in March, leaving them as one of two unbeaten teams across the competition so far, along with Denmark. And they have a reputation to keep up: Spain have never lost a U21 EURO knockout game before the final since the tournament format was introduced in 1998. Croatia, by contrast, made it past the group stage for the first time when Domagoj Bradarić's spectacular added-time strike against England pulled the score back to 2-1 – meaning they pipped both their opponents and Switzerland on three-way ...

Nuno Espirito Santo: 'An unquestioned success' - but what next for club & the Portuguese manager? By Simon StoneBBC Sport 21 May 202121 May 2021.From the section Wolves Nuno Espirito Santo became Wolves' fourth boss in 10 months when he was appointed in May 2017 To appreciate the full scale of Nuno Espirito Santo's impact at Wolves, you have to wind back to July 2016. The club's new owners, Chinese conglomerate Fosun International, sacked Kenny Jackett a week after taking control and days after saying the English manager's job was safe. Jackett's replacement, the Italian Walter Zenga, lasted ...

Exclusive: Heskey discusses 43-year-old replacing Nuno at Wolves, would be ‘totally different’ Photo by Andrea Staccioli/LightRocket via Getty Images Emile Heskey would be interested to see Gennaro Gattuso replace Nuno Espirito Santo at Wolves, telling HITC that the Napoli boss is a ‘totally different character’ to the current Molineux manager.   While the former Porto and Valencia coach is renowned for his calming demeanour on the sidelines, the same cannot be said of the sabre-toothed Gattuso.  One of the most volatile characters in modern football, the 2006 World Cup winner con...