We’re back to Group C in the Euro 2016 Of Crime Drama, and even though the England football team went out of the tournament last night, their crime drama counterparts are still going strong and look likely to progress to the quarter-finals. One more win and Happy Valley is in!
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The Killing Times’ Euro 2016 Of Crime Drama: The Bridge (Sweden) v Shetland (Scotland)
So we trundle on in the Euro 2016 Of Crime Drama, and yesterday Spiral eased through a tough group top of the table and unbeaten. Now we move onto Group B, where there’s a tasty fixture in the offing: Sweden’s The Bridge takes on Scotland’s Shetland. Could there be the tournament’s first big upset on…
The Killing Times’ Euro 2016 Of Crime Drama: Spiral (France) v Mammon (Norway)
Some seasoned pundits are calling Group A the ‘group of death’ and we can see why – Spiral, The Fall, Trapped and Mammon are all fighting for two places in the quarter-finals. We head back to this group today to check in with one of the tournament favourites, Spiral, who are unbeaten at the moment.
The Killing Times’ Euro 2016 Of Crime Drama: Falcón (Spain) v 10 (Switzerland)
It’s time to go back to Group D today and catch up with two unheralded teams searching for their first points of the tournament.
The Killing Times’ Euro 2016 Of Crime Drama: Love/Hate (Ireland) v Salamander (Belgium)
It seems odd doing something a bit frivolous today of all days, but the Euro 2016 Of Crime Drama stops for no person. Yesterday we saw Shetland continue its fine form with an emphatic victory against Germany’s Cenk Batu. Now we hop into Group C, where Ireland’s Love/Hate and Belgiums Salamander do battle.
The Killing Times’ Euro 2016 Of Crime Drama: Shetland (Scotland) v Cenk Batu (Germany)
The Euro 2016 Of Crime Drama continues today with a return to Group B, to catch up with Scotland’s Shetland and Germany’s Cenk Batu. Shetland kicked off its campaign with an impressive victory over Hinterland in its opening game. Now it’s back in the spotlight for the Scottish representative, with a match-up it should, on…
The Killing Times’ Euro 2016 Of Crime Drama: The Fall (Northern Ireland) v Mammon (Norway)
You’ll be very glad to know that we’re half-way through the group stages of the inaugural Euro 2016 Of Crime Drama. There are ‘only’ 12 more fixtures in these group phases (I can almost hear the exhales of relief across the blogosphere), so now we start the descent by going back to Group A to…
The Killing Times Euro 2016 Of Crime Drama: The Killing (Denmark) v The Lens (Czech Republic)
After yesterday’s win for England’s Happy Valley over Italy’s Inspector Montalbano, it’s back to Group D today and an opportunity to check back in with one of the tournament favourites, The Killing. Denmark’s representative takes on The Lens, from the Czech Republic, who also won its first game. Let’s face it – there’s only going…
The Killing Times’ Euro 2016 Of Crime Drama: Happy Valley (England) v Inspector Montalbano (Italy)
We had another good game yesterday, featuring tournament favourites The Bridge taking on Wales’ Hinterland. In the end the underdogs were no match for the Swedish powerhouse, and The Bridge romped away in the end. Today we’re back in Group C, where seeded team Happy Valley are back in action.
The Killing Times’ Euro 2016 Of Crime Drama: The Bridge (Sweden) v Hinterland (Wales)
Yesterday saw the closest and most entertaining game of the tournament so far, when two of the favourites – France’s Spiral and Iceland’s Trapped – went head to head. It was a thrilling affair. Now we go back to Group B to check in with another of the tournament’s favourites – The Bridge – who…
The Killing Times’ Euro 2016 Of Crime Drama: Spiral (France) v Trapped (Iceland)
After yesterday’s battle of the minnows – The Lens versus Falcón – it’s time to go back to Group A (the group of death, no less) to look in on a fixture that gets the pulses racing again. Seeded team Spiral won convincingly in its opening game, as did Trapped. Both are tipped for the…
The Killing Times’ Euro 2016 Of Crime Drama: The Lens (Czech Republic) v Falcón (Spain)
It’s time to check in with two teams yet to make an appearance in the Euro 2016 Of Crime Drama – from the Czech Republic, The Lens, and, from Spain, Falcón. Let’s be brutally honest here: these two aren’t expected to go beyond the group stages but, as we saw from yesterday’s fixture between Inspector Montalbano…