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Fixtures and Results Saturday, June 07, 2008 Switzerland 0:1 Czech Republic Match Stats Portugal 2:0 Turkey Match Stats Sunday, June 08, 2008 Austria 0:1 Croatia Match Stats Germany 2:0 Poland Match Stats Monday, June 09, 2008 Romania vs. France 12:00 PM Netherlands vs. Italy 2:45 PM Tuesday, June ...
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BBC Launches Euro 2008 Blog
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EURO 2008 Day one
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It's a damp day in Basel as fans await the kickoff. We'll have reax to both games after close of play as well as our daily wrap up, all here and on our front page. Stay tuned. ...
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sportable.com 5/27/2008 — I really like what the Czechs have going for them. Their defense is exciting to watch, but I feel that the midfield and Jan Koller’s performance will be the real question. The defense will keep them in games, but how many times can Milan Baros get around opposing defenders to make a difference on the scoreboard?
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sportable.com 5/27/2008 — Portugal has every tool in the shed to make a deep run in this tournament. As the Czechs travel to Austria and Switzerland without Tomas Rosicky; Portugal could easily advance with a first place seed after easily defeating the Swiss
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sinnacle.com 5/28/2008 — Poland look to erase a disappointing World Cup showing coming into Euro 2008. They arrived in style winning their qualifying group against the likes of Portugal and Serbia.
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sportable.com 5/29/2008 — Let me just be frank and candid: The Germans were handed the draw of the tournament. A lackluster group that includes Poland, Croatia, and Austria will pose no problems for the Germans in securing a first place bid out of the group stag
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blogs.guardian.co.uk 5/28/2008 — In appraising the European Championships, there is a natural inclination to survey the usual suspects when we decide who'sgonnadoit: Germany, France, Italy, Spain and Holland, with maybe Portugal making it a six-man line-up. Yet the modern history of ...
