It's Day 11 and the traveling road show is going to Dusseldorf, which becomes Albanian for 24 hours as they take on Spain. It has been said that football is a microcosm of life and that is a theory that today's special guest Hyder Jawad subscribes to. As the former Chief Sportswriter at the Birmingham Post, Jawad has seen just about everything.

Day 10 of the Euros and we talk about fandom in Germany and what it means to have ownership of football. We also discuss Scotland and ask "what happened" to this once proud nation that produced Ferguson, Souness, and Dalglish.

It's Day 9 and Dortmund has been turned into Istanbul for the day. The only issue is that Pepe will spoil the party proving he is the best 41-year-old on the planet. We also finish Misha Sher part 2 - his predictions for the business side of football are never wrong. Is the glass half full or empty...you be the judge.

It's Day 8 and Ukraine is taking on Slovakia. A country at war and the hopes of a team keep the entire nation's spirits high - the pressure is intense. I speak with a top Ukrainian journalist and feel the emotions that this team provides plus part 1 of my interview with Misha Sher. Misha is one of the most respected voices in the business of football and what he has to say may surprise you.

The Three Lions entered Euro 2024 as one of the firm favorites to lift the trophy. So far they look anything but that and the media, and fans are becoming increasingly frustrated with the coach, Gareth Southgate. Today we hear from fans from both England and Denmark and I'll have a little rant myself.

On a day when Scotland needed a performance, their fans brought everything to Germany with a display of patriotism that would've made George Wallace weep. A truly electrifying afternoon and evening in Cologne as these Euros keep on giving us wonderful moments on and off the pitch.

Day 5 of the Euros and it's the gift that keeps on giving. A trip to my favorite stadium in the world rewarded me with the match of the tournament to date as Turkey and Georgia played out a thriller in the driving rain. I also had a fascinating chat with a top Turkish journalist and a young Brazilian/Portuguese lad who settled the Ronaldo/Messi debate for good.

Day 4 of InsideEuro2024 and we're talking volunteerism, the 'Auld Enemy' and meeting a World Champion. If you can't be at a game, the Fan Festivals are the next best thing and the Haupmarkt in Cologne never fails to deliver.

Jude Bellingham is the darling of world football and he lit up the Veltins Arena in Gelsenkirchen with a virtuoso performance against Serbia. Meanwhile one of football's greatest scribes lit up insideeuro2024...please meet Henry Winter.

Day 2 of the Euros and 3 matches - I'm in Cologne for Switzerland vs. Hungary and it was a great game. I also had the chance to talk with Clive Tyldesley about commentary and his legendary call during the 1999 Champions League Final.