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Euro 2016 Weekly Recap with Hyundai Motor - Week Two

Euro 2016 Weekly Recap with Hyundai Motor - Week Two

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blogentry-129174-0-24804000-1466410703_thumb.jpg In this weekly recap of the UEFA Euro 2016 Tournament brought to you by Official Sponsor Hyundai Motor, we look back at the action that took place over the past week.

 

In Group B action, England beat neighbours Wales 2-1 on a stoppage time winner by Daniel Sturridge. Earlier, Substitute Jamie Vardy netted in the 56th minute to cancel out Gareth Bale's 42nd minute freekick.

 

Iceland drew 1-1 with Portugal, as Birkir Bjarnason's emphatic volley cancelled out Nani's opener. A resolute defensive performance was cause for great celebration for Iceland, the smallest country to qualify for the European Championship. It saw a petulant Cristiano Ronaldo hit out at the Icelandic squad and lambasted their 'small mentality'. His week did not get particularly better, not helped by the fact that a missed penalty against Austria meant a second straight draw for Portugal.

 

blogentry-129174-0-16568400-1466412193_thumb.jpg Ronaldo's penalty strikes the post, much to his team's dismay

 

In another underdog triumph, Albania secured a 1-0 victory over Romania to give themselves a chance to qualify for the knockout stages.

 

blogentry-129174-0-90503400-1466412189_thumb.jpg The famous win is the nation's first victory in a major tournament

 

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The all new Hyundai Tucson

 

The third and latest iteration of the Hyundai Tucson is bolder, sleeker, and generously-equipped with modern technology, set to bolster the popularity of the brand's affordable and practical compact Sports Utility Vehicle. With active safety features including Autonomous Emergency Braking, Blind Spot Detection, as well as a Lane Departure Warning system, combined with the use of advanced high strength steel for better body rigidity, the new Tucson also ensures top security and a smoother ride.

 

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Click here to read sgCarmart's review of the all new Hyundai Tucson.

 

Click here to take part in sgCarMart's monthly contest for a chance to win a weekend drive in the new Elantra, as well as Euro 2016 merchandise!




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