This is the Guardian Football Weekly.

It's taken eight days but France and the Netherlands serve up the Euro's first

goalless draw.

A game not without incident, Javi Siemons denied a famous goal that has caused controversy, a straightforward decision, or is it English referees ruining the fun?

Elsewhere, Ukraine put in a resilient display to get their first points on the board coming from behind to beat

Slovakia with a Bur camp S goal. Ralph Rannyik continued to show Manchester United what they're

missing, a full throttle performance from his Austria side to send Poland out of the competition.

Away from the Euros, a gold astral with Gibraltar the last straw for the Welsh affair,

Rob Page is dismissed as Wales coach.

A repost to the claim that Barry Island is scary, and a podcast archivist

answers the call to re-listen to Football Weekly's post-match analysis of England's draw with

Scotland at Euro 2020 with predictable results. All that plus your questions and that's

today's Guardian Football Weekly. The more observant among you, you might have noticed I'm not Max Rushton, after taking

part in the tamest stag doing history. He won the croquet, he's

gorging on foie gras, Max has passed up the chance of taking part in a park run in the

morning and is spending the next couple of days at

Speaker's Corner spouting propaganda about Adam Wharton. So it's me Robin Cowan in

charge for the next couple of days and with me on the panel today Barry Glen Denning hello

Robin.

Philip O' Clair, Bourgeois-O-Boser Robin.

And from Not the Top 20 which has had a summer rebrand as an England podcast for now it's Ali Maxwell.

Hello Robin, hi everyone.

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