Fingers tightly crossed, the timing is good. Whereas the qualifying rounds were, like this year’s Rugby Six Nations, perforce played in the absence of fans, the pandemic has retreated far enough to allow the Euros to be played in stadia which, if not full, are at least to some extent stocked.
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