Germany Vs Spain
The official UEFA EURO 2008 Fan Zone in Vienna is expecting its millionth visitor on Sunday as supporters gather for the final between Germany and Spain.
A look at three major match-ups and battles which could well decide who will claim the title of European champions.
key battles which could decide the clash
1.CHRISTOPH METZELDER V FERNANDO TORRES
2.TORSTEN FRINGS V CESC FABREGAS
3.MIROSLAV KLOSE V CARLES PUYOL
Who do you think will win UEFA EURO 2008?
Champions again?
Both face a tough task....lets wait and watch
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Friday, June 27, 2008
Thursday, June 26, 2008
Semifinals Euro 2008 Russia Vs Spain
Thursday, June 26, 2008
Spain through to the Euro 2008 final against Germany in Austria
Euro 2008 semi-final:Vienna-- Russia 0 Spain 3
Spain will play Germany in the final of Euro 2008 after a 3-0 victory over Russia at the Ernst Happel Stadium.Xavi, David Guiza and David Silva grabbed second-half goals to stun the Russians and end 24 years of underachievement during which they have not reached the final of a major competition
Stunning second half performance from Spain
TEAMS:
Russia: Akinfeyev, Anyukov, V Berezutsky, Ignashevich, Zhirkov, Zyryanov, Semak, Semshov, Saenko, Arshavin, Pavlyuchenko. Subs: Gabulov, Malafeev, Yanbaev, Alexei A Berezutsky, Adamov, Ivanov, Shirokov, Bilyaletdinov, Sychev, Bystrov.
Spain: Casillas, Ramos, Puyol, Marchena, Capdevila, Senna, Iniesta, Xavi, Silva, Villa, Torres. Subs: Palop, Reina, Albiol, Fernando Navarro, Fabregas, Santi Cazorla, Alonso, Sergio Garcia, Guiza, Arbeloa, Juanito, De la Red.Ref: Frank De Bleeckere (Belgium)
Team news: Russia coach Guus Hiddink is forced into one change to the team that beat Holland in the quarter-finals - defender Vasili Berezutski coming in for the suspended Denis Kolodin - but Spain are unchanged following their penalty shoot-out victory over Italy.
Spain through to the Euro 2008 final against Germany in Austria
Euro 2008 semi-final:Vienna-- Russia 0 Spain 3
Spain will play Germany in the final of Euro 2008 after a 3-0 victory over Russia at the Ernst Happel Stadium.Xavi, David Guiza and David Silva grabbed second-half goals to stun the Russians and end 24 years of underachievement during which they have not reached the final of a major competition
Stunning second half performance from Spain
TEAMS:
Russia: Akinfeyev, Anyukov, V Berezutsky, Ignashevich, Zhirkov, Zyryanov, Semak, Semshov, Saenko, Arshavin, Pavlyuchenko. Subs: Gabulov, Malafeev, Yanbaev, Alexei A Berezutsky, Adamov, Ivanov, Shirokov, Bilyaletdinov, Sychev, Bystrov.
Spain: Casillas, Ramos, Puyol, Marchena, Capdevila, Senna, Iniesta, Xavi, Silva, Villa, Torres. Subs: Palop, Reina, Albiol, Fernando Navarro, Fabregas, Santi Cazorla, Alonso, Sergio Garcia, Guiza, Arbeloa, Juanito, De la Red.Ref: Frank De Bleeckere (Belgium)
Team news: Russia coach Guus Hiddink is forced into one change to the team that beat Holland in the quarter-finals - defender Vasili Berezutski coming in for the suspended Denis Kolodin - but Spain are unchanged following their penalty shoot-out victory over Italy.
Germany reached the finals of 2008
Germany vs Turkey at Euro 2008 semifinal
Germany reached the finals of Euro 2008 by a convincing 3-2 victory against Turkey .Germany barely deserved the victory, but once again they have reached a major final despite being unconvincing, where they will face either Russia or Spain in Vienna on Sunday.
Ravaged by injuries and suspension, Turkey looked to have taken the game into extra time, which was the very least they deserved, but their campaign ended in heartbreak in the closing moments.
Germany celebrated the victory, but so much credit must go to Turkey for a magnificent effort that deserved so much more.
Match summary
Germany: Lehmann, Friedrich, Mertesacker, Metzelder, Lahm, Hitzlsperger, Rolfes (Frings 46), Schweinsteiger, Ballack, Podolski, Klose (Jansen 90).Subs Not Used: Enke, Adler, Fritz, Westermann, Gomez, Neuville, Trochowski, Borowski, Odonkor, Kuranyi.
Goals: Schweinsteiger 27, Klose 79, Lahm 90.
Turkey: Rustu, Sarioglu, Topal, Zan, Balta, Aurelio, Kazim-Richards (Metin 90), Altintop, Akman (Erdinc 81), Boral (Karadeniz 84), Senturk.Subs Not Used: Zengin, Cetin, Emre, Gungor, Nihat.
Booked: Senturk.
Goals: Boral 22, Senturk 86.
Ref: Massimo Busacca (Switzerland).
Germany reached the finals of Euro 2008 by a convincing 3-2 victory against Turkey .Germany barely deserved the victory, but once again they have reached a major final despite being unconvincing, where they will face either Russia or Spain in Vienna on Sunday.
Ravaged by injuries and suspension, Turkey looked to have taken the game into extra time, which was the very least they deserved, but their campaign ended in heartbreak in the closing moments.
Germany celebrated the victory, but so much credit must go to Turkey for a magnificent effort that deserved so much more.
Match summary
Germany: Lehmann, Friedrich, Mertesacker, Metzelder, Lahm, Hitzlsperger, Rolfes (Frings 46), Schweinsteiger, Ballack, Podolski, Klose (Jansen 90).Subs Not Used: Enke, Adler, Fritz, Westermann, Gomez, Neuville, Trochowski, Borowski, Odonkor, Kuranyi.
Goals: Schweinsteiger 27, Klose 79, Lahm 90.
Turkey: Rustu, Sarioglu, Topal, Zan, Balta, Aurelio, Kazim-Richards (Metin 90), Altintop, Akman (Erdinc 81), Boral (Karadeniz 84), Senturk.Subs Not Used: Zengin, Cetin, Emre, Gungor, Nihat.
Booked: Senturk.
Goals: Boral 22, Senturk 86.
Ref: Massimo Busacca (Switzerland).
Monday, June 23, 2008
Euro 2008 semi finals watch free
Semi-Final One – Germany v Turkey, June 25th
Turkey pulled off another Euro 2008 great escape, scoring with the final kick of extra-time against Croatia in the quarter-finals, to take the game to penalties, where they came out on top. The Turks’ joy was tinged with some misgivings as they approach a Euro 2008 semi-final against Germany without four key suspended players. Goalkeeper, Volkan Demirel, Emre Asik, Arda Turan, and Tuncay Sanli – the backbone of the Turkey side – will all watch from stands at St.Jakob-Park in Basel.
In stark contrast, Germany cruised passed Portugal into the last four, oozing confidence, and carry only one injury into the semi-finals. Midfielder, Torsten Frings, is a doubt with a rib injury, otherwise Joachim Low has a full squad to choose from looking to repeat the success of national side at Euro 96.
Semi-Final Two – Russia v Spain, June 26th
The Russian soccer renaissance gathered pace as Guus Hiddink attack-minded philosophy helped them to a 3-1 extra win over Holland, This has already been a phenomenal sporting year for Russia, after Zenit St.Petersburg lifted the UEFA Cup, CSKA Moscow became Super League Champions and the Russian national team won the Ice Hockey World Championships.
Spain stand in Russia’s way, as two of the under-achievers meet on Thursday night for what promises to be a engaging Euro 2008 semi-final. Spain were frustrated by an intensely defensive Italian side in the quarter-finals, but came through a tense penalty shoot-out, to reach the Euro 2008 semi-finals that their performances so far certainly merit. The attack pairing of David Villa and Fernando Torres remain a potent threat, while Arsenal’s Cesc Fabregas will be pushing for a place in the starting line-up against Russia, having impressed as a substitute, and scoring the winning penalty against Italy.
Watching EURO 2008 for Free
To watch UEFA Euro 2008 you can visit some free live streaming of this Spain Vs. Italy and that’s for free or you can get TVU and SOPCAST for free. TVU and SOPCAST are free P2P live video streaming software where you can watch free EURO 2008 matches. But this two ways requires fast internet connection because it may be lag or slow if you have a slow connection
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Turkey pulled off another Euro 2008 great escape, scoring with the final kick of extra-time against Croatia in the quarter-finals, to take the game to penalties, where they came out on top. The Turks’ joy was tinged with some misgivings as they approach a Euro 2008 semi-final against Germany without four key suspended players. Goalkeeper, Volkan Demirel, Emre Asik, Arda Turan, and Tuncay Sanli – the backbone of the Turkey side – will all watch from stands at St.Jakob-Park in Basel.
In stark contrast, Germany cruised passed Portugal into the last four, oozing confidence, and carry only one injury into the semi-finals. Midfielder, Torsten Frings, is a doubt with a rib injury, otherwise Joachim Low has a full squad to choose from looking to repeat the success of national side at Euro 96.
Semi-Final Two – Russia v Spain, June 26th
The Russian soccer renaissance gathered pace as Guus Hiddink attack-minded philosophy helped them to a 3-1 extra win over Holland, This has already been a phenomenal sporting year for Russia, after Zenit St.Petersburg lifted the UEFA Cup, CSKA Moscow became Super League Champions and the Russian national team won the Ice Hockey World Championships.
Spain stand in Russia’s way, as two of the under-achievers meet on Thursday night for what promises to be a engaging Euro 2008 semi-final. Spain were frustrated by an intensely defensive Italian side in the quarter-finals, but came through a tense penalty shoot-out, to reach the Euro 2008 semi-finals that their performances so far certainly merit. The attack pairing of David Villa and Fernando Torres remain a potent threat, while Arsenal’s Cesc Fabregas will be pushing for a place in the starting line-up against Russia, having impressed as a substitute, and scoring the winning penalty against Italy.
Watching EURO 2008 for Free
To watch UEFA Euro 2008 you can visit some free live streaming of this Spain Vs. Italy and that’s for free or you can get TVU and SOPCAST for free. TVU and SOPCAST are free P2P live video streaming software where you can watch free EURO 2008 matches. But this two ways requires fast internet connection because it may be lag or slow if you have a slow connection
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