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Thirty years of hurt: memories of England’s loss to Germany at Euro 96
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The European Championship semi-final between England and Germany at Euro 96 was a pivotal moment in English football history, with the match ultimately being decided by a penalty shootout. England's defeat marked a significant disappointment for the team and its fans, who had been hopeful of progressing to the final. The match has since become an enduring memory for many who watched it, with its impact still felt thirty years on.
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Thirty years of hurt: memories of England’s loss to Germany at Euro 96
Exactly three decades have passed since one of the most unforgettable nights in English tournament history
Des Lynam ended the BBC’s coverage of that European Championship semi-final between England and Germany on Wednesday 26 June 1996 by telling viewers that they “better remember where you were watching this tonight because in 30 years’ time somebody will probably ask you”. So, 30 years on, the Guardian asked six w…
26 Jun, 07:00
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