Antonio Mateu Lahoz: Last News

Argentina boss Lionel Scaloni has stuck two fingers up at snipers who have accused his World Cup chasers of being bad winners.

Rangers legend Ally McCoist admits he received a dressing down from his mum after going tonto during the thrilling 2-2 draw with Dortmund.

Cristiano Ronaldo was pelted by objects thrown from the crowd after scoring the goal that booked Portugal’s place in the last 16 of Euro 2020.Fernando Santos’ side entered the night holding the runners-up spot in Group F, which would have seen them play England in the next stage.But it looked like they would snatch top spot in the group away from France when referee Antonio Mateu Lahoz pointed to the spot after Hugo Lloris punched Danilo as went up to clear a free-kick.Ronaldo stepped up to hammer the ball home, sending Lloris the wrong way, but 17 minutes later, France were level.Remarkably France’s equaliser also came from the penalty spot, with Karim Benzema the scorer after Nelson Semedo was harshly penalised for blocking off Kylian

England defender during their Euro 2020 stalemate.The two old rivals played out a bore 0-0 draw at Wembley on Friday night, with Scotland frustrating Gareth Southgate's men and even coming close to snatching all three points themselves.Dykes, who plays in the second tier of English football at club level with Queens Park Rangers, was one of several visiting stars who performed impressively on the night.His physicality upfront was a problem for Three Lions stars to deal with - especially Shaw, who was taken out by the QPR frontman early on.And Dykes says referee Antonio Mateu Lahoz, who had been warned about his aggressive reputation before the game, asked him to apologise to the Manchester United star despite not awarding a foul.“I think I

Euro 2020. Steve Clarke and his gutsy stars were brilliant from first minute to last and had enough chances to win the Group D encounter.This was no 0-0 snore draw and Scotland now know a win over Croatia on Tuesday night will likely lead to place in the last 16.Lyndon Dykes had the best chance of the match as his stunning strike was brilliantly headed clear by Chelsea's Reece James just as a nation rose to their feet to celebrate.

Following Monday's hugely disappointing defeat to Czech Republic, it's imperative the Scots take something off Gareth Southgate's men to have a realistic chance of reaching the knockout stages for the first time.

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