And yes, it\u2019s high time to clad ourselves in the uniformity of red and white below the emblem of the three lions as England progresses on with a dignified draw with France. Our boys did prove in to play well in their stride, with Lescott scoring in a header to clinch an early lead against the French within the first quarter of the game. Why, they did even maintain their lead almost till half-time till Samir Nasri leveled with a trick shot, and remained consistent on their attempts for another score while the defense remained stringent not to let France take the lead.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s evenly safe to say we have held on to a run for a win over euro 2012, the team\u2019s functional to the top-notch mark, with a squad beaming of England\u2019s best lads on all three waves. Wayne Rooney and Jermaine Defoe lead the front, backed up by Stevie G, Theo Walcott and Ashley Young to round up from the midfield. The defense line outshines reliance with the likes of John Terry, Ashley Cole and Joleon Lescott.<\/p>\n
Giving an overview of it all, it would be sheer injustice to fall behind on the fan support just because folks are discouraged to turn up owing to the media hype of racial catcalling among the stands. Coming to think of it, disbanding would prove too cowardly an initiative; facing such hardships will foster our team staying adamant and psychologically invulnerable to focus completely upon their play.<\/p>\n
England\u2019s second pool match takes place against Sweden in the Olympic Stadium situated within Kiev, the capital of Ukraine, with an approximated distance of 600 km from the location of the first match, the Donbass Arena. The Olympic Stadium hosting the fixture is located in the center of the city, and thanks to the initiative of planners settling in its location just beside the Dnieper River, it is accessible with water transportation along with the Metro and two main streets including a boulevard.<\/p>\n