Well, hasn’t this been fun. A tournament that was delayed and looked like it might be cancelled has become one of the most enjoyable in memory. And, after 140 goals in 50 games that were played in 11 cities across 11 countries, we still have a final to come. What started on 11 June in Rome will end on 11 July in London. Italy will be hoping to finish the tournament the way they started it and England will be hoping that home advantage tilts the contest in their favour.
But what about the 22 teams that have come and gone? How should they be feeling about themselves now? Should Denmark be proud to have reached the semi-finals of a tournament for the first time in 29 years? Should Portugal be disappointed that they gave up their title so early? Should Scotland be happy about the point they won at Wembley or look back with regret that they failed to go past the group stage again?
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