We look back at all four Euro 2012 quarterfinals, starting with England's penalty shootout loss to Italy, but also taking a good long look at Germany's demolition of Greece, Spain passing France (and ESPN viewers) to death and Cristiano Ronaldo putting on a show as his Portugal team (because he owns it) beat the Czech Republic.

Daryl and Taylor review England's win over Ukraine, including the performances of Wayne Rooney, Steven Gerrard and John Terry and the arguments for and against using reanimated Detroit police offers as android law enforecement machines.

They also look back on the Euro 2012 group stage and pick their most impressive and most disappointing players and team, before closing the show with a little Euro 2012-themed spelling bee.

We review England's dramatic win over Sweden, ask if and where Wayne Rooney fits into the team versus Ukraine, do an autopsy on the Euro 2012 Group of Death and close with some Wikipedia Game.

We discuss the USA's 1-1 draw away to Guatemala. Why so sad people? That's a good result and--we say--a decent performance. We also get into Euro 2012, reviewing England vs France and Germany vs Netherlands, and point out the massive benefits in teams having something resembling a plan.

Also: a couple of thought experiments. Would the USMNT have qualified for Euro 2012? How would they have done in Group A? How will the Lalas/Ballack rivalry resolve itself?

Last but not least, Daryl springs a surprise quiz on Peyton and Josh: Guess the USMNT player's middle name.

We review the USMNT's 3-1 win over A&B, which was better than most people gave the US credit for. We also get stuck into the opening three days of Euro 2012.

We finish our Euro 2012 previews by doing what we do best -- THE WIKIPEDIA GAME!

We review the USA's 0-0 draw with Canada, England's 1-0 win over Belgium and the Richmond Kickers narrow defeat to DC United in the US Open Cup.

We reveiw the USA's 4-1 loss to Brazil. It wasn't all bad, and we tell you why.