Articles by Tom Robin

The Euro 2012 final takes place today as Spain and Italy both look to make history by taking the championship. Spain have the chance to win an unprecedented third major tournament in a row, something no team has ever done. The match kicks off at 2.45 p.m. EST, details about how to watch the game are below.

The Euro 2012 tournament will conclude Sunday with a final between Spain and Italy. Not many people would have predicted that Italy would have made it through to this stage of the competition, but they have now caught the attention of world soccer and will be looking to prove all their doubters wrong by defeating the European and world champions Spain.

England vs. Italy takes place Sunday and will confirm who will take the final spot in the Euro 2012 semi finals. The match looks evenly balanced and many pundits are suggesting extra time and even penalties might be on the cards. The game kicks off at 2.45 p.m. EST and can be watched on ESPN, or online through live streaming on ESPN3 (details below).

Spain vs. France takes place Saturday in Euro 2012's third quarter final. It should be an intriguing encounter, but Spain are firm favorites to win this one. France had seemingly started to get their team unity together again, but in recent days rumors of dissension have once again been surfacing, and that could undermine their chances. The game kicks off at 2.45 p.m. EST and can be watched live on ESPN 2 or online through live stream ESPN3 (details below).

The Miami Heat Parade to celebrate the team's 2012 NBA Championship will run for two miles through downtown Miami on Monday June 25. The parade is expected to be nearly two miles long as Miami Heat players including MVP Lebron James, Dwayne Wade and Chris Bosh parade down the streets to celebrate their victory over Oklahoma City Thunder.