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Join Gary Neville, Ian Wright, Jill Scott, and Roy Keane for another episode of Stick to Football, brought to you by Sky Bet, as they discuss the latest buzz surrounding Euro 2024.
We kick off with a discussion on Andy Murray’s retirement and the unforgettable moments from Wimbledon. Then, we debate whether watching live sporting events like Formula 1 and golf is overrated, with the team sharing their personal experiences.
Roy Keane imagines himself as a baseball and darts player, while Gary and the gang joke about the need for a rebrand since the name Gary seems to be going out of fashion.
After England's nail-biting penalty shootout victory, the panel breaks down the key moments that led to progressing into the semi-final – including the standout performance of Bukayo Saka.
The episode ends with a debate on Ronaldo’s future and whether it’s finally time for him to wind down his international career.
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