Euro 2008 - Quarterfinals (11 Viewers)

Stu

Senior Member
Jul 14, 2002
17,557
#43
Starting lineups:

Ricardo
Bosingwa - Pepe - Carvalho - Ferreira
Moutinho - Petit - Deco
Ronaldo - Gomes - Simao

Lehmann
Friedrich - Metzelder - Mertesacker - Lahm
Schweinsteiger - Rolfes - Ballack - Hitzlsperger
Klose - Podolski
 

Febrina

Senior Member
Jul 17, 2002
2,011
#44
Germany was very impressive.

Much better in backline with Arne Frederich than Fritz.

But still Bastian was the hero with one goal and 2 assists!
 

Kosta

The Eccentric
Jul 16, 2006
5,775
#45
Spain aim to overcome curse of June 22


Spain will have to break a 22-year hoodoo if they are to beat Italy in their Euro 2008 quarterfinal showdown in Vienna on Sunday.

“La Seleccion” have suffered three painful penalty shootout defeats in quarterfinals at major tournaments in matches played on June 22.

They lost to Belgium on spot kicks in the last eight of the Mexico World Cup in 1986 after a late Juan Senor goal earned them a 1-1 draw in Puebla on June 22.
A decade later they were beaten on penalties by England after a 0-0 draw at Wembley in Euro 96, Fernando Hierro and Miguel Angel Nadal missing from the spot.
They then lost to co-hosts South Korea on penalties after another goalless draw in the 2002 World Cup quartefinals.

With the clock running down in extra time, Spain appeared to have grabbed a ‘golden goal’ winner from Fernando Morientes only for Egyptian referee Gamal Al-Ghandour to disallow it, saying the ball had rolled out of play before Joaquin crossed.

Several players kept their heads down during the shootout and Joaquin, by now carrying an injury, missed his spot kick, allowing South Korea to triumph.
However, June 22 has not been lucky for Italy either.

They were eliminated on that date in the group stage of Euro 2004 in Portugal with five points. They beat Bulgaria 2-1 but went out because Sweden scored a last minute goal to draw 2-2 with Denmark and both Scandinavian sides qualified.

In Euro 88 they lost the semifinal to Soviet Union 2-0 in Stuttgart also on June 22.
Spain have never beaten Italy at a major tournament outside the Olympic Games. So is another quarterfinal penalty shootout defeat on the cards or could it be fourth time lucky for Spain?

http://www.hindustantimes.com/Story...adline=Spain+aim+to+overcome+curse+of+June+22
 

Marc

Softcore Juventino
Jul 14, 2006
21,649
#46
That will be the coolest thing ever.
My guys vs the Juventini.
Plus, The Italians never win against us. The h2h says 3 wins for Croatia, 2 draws and 0 wins for Italy.
16.11.1994, EC qualifications, Italy-Croatia 1:2 (Baggio-Suker x2)
08.10.1995, EC qualifications, Croatia-Italy 1:1 (Suker-Albertini)
28.04.1999, Friendly, Croatia-Italy 0:0
08.06.2002, World Cup, Italy-Croatia 1:2 (Vieri- Olic, Rapaic)
16.08.2006, Friendly, Italy-Croatia 0:2 (Eduardo Da Silva, Modric)
You mean, we own the Azzurri? :touched:
 

X Æ A-12

Senior Member
Contributor
Sep 4, 2006
87,931
#47
Spain aim to overcome curse of June 22


Spain will have to break a 22-year hoodoo if they are to beat Italy in their Euro 2008 quarterfinal showdown in Vienna on Sunday.

“La Seleccion” have suffered three painful penalty shootout defeats in quarterfinals at major tournaments in matches played on June 22.

They lost to Belgium on spot kicks in the last eight of the Mexico World Cup in 1986 after a late Juan Senor goal earned them a 1-1 draw in Puebla on June 22.
A decade later they were beaten on penalties by England after a 0-0 draw at Wembley in Euro 96, Fernando Hierro and Miguel Angel Nadal missing from the spot.
They then lost to co-hosts South Korea on penalties after another goalless draw in the 2002 World Cup quartefinals.

With the clock running down in extra time, Spain appeared to have grabbed a ‘golden goal’ winner from Fernando Morientes only for Egyptian referee Gamal Al-Ghandour to disallow it, saying the ball had rolled out of play before Joaquin crossed.

Several players kept their heads down during the shootout and Joaquin, by now carrying an injury, missed his spot kick, allowing South Korea to triumph.
However, June 22 has not been lucky for Italy either.

They were eliminated on that date in the group stage of Euro 2004 in Portugal with five points. They beat Bulgaria 2-1 but went out because Sweden scored a last minute goal to draw 2-2 with Denmark and both Scandinavian sides qualified.

In Euro 88 they lost the semifinal to Soviet Union 2-0 in Stuttgart also on June 22.
Spain have never beaten Italy at a major tournament outside the Olympic Games. So is another quarterfinal penalty shootout defeat on the cards or could it be fourth time lucky for Spain?

http://www.hindustantimes.com/Story...adline=Spain+aim+to+overcome+curse+of+June+22
:vinny:
 

ReMad

Senior Member
Feb 25, 2007
1,104
#48



Croatia vs Turkey
EURO 2008 - Quarter final
Ernst Happel, Vienna
June 20 2008


Prematch

Match Preview
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Goals

1st Goal for Croatia - Klaznic 120'
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1st Goal for Turkey - Senturk 120+2'
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Penalty Kicks After the Draw : Turkey 3 - 1 Croatia
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Extras

National Anthems
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A Shot for Turkey Left to Goal 5
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Strange Misses for Croatia 18
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Dangerous Shot by Topal Right of the Goal 38
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First Half Highlights : Turkey 0 - 0 Croatia
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Funny Atempt by Olic to Score 51
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Rakitic's Header Right to Goal 73
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Nice Free Kick saved by Rustu 84
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Dangerous Shot by Sanh Left to Goal 94
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Dangerous Shot for Turkey left to Post 103
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Turkey's Celebrations After Winning The Match
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June 20th,2008

Turkey vs Croatia

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Regards

 

Maher

Juventuz addict
Dec 16, 2002
13,521
#55
all the favourates are out , all expected portugal to win and they lost , all expected croatia to win and they lost , the same with holland , so the same will happen with spain vs. italy.
 

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