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UEFA EURO 2008™ – European Soccer Championship – June 7-29, 2008


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Live games Calendar in Blue - 生活欧元2008年奥运会的日历在蓝 - Live-Euro-Kalender 2008 Spiele in Blue

Important the Hours are in GMT

GROUPS PHASE

7/06/2008
GROUP A
17h00: Switzerland - Rep. Checa / Basileia - St. Jakob-Park
19h45: PORTUGAL - Turkey / Genebra - Stade de Genève

08/06/2008
GROUP B:
17h00: Áustria - Croácia / Viena - Ernst Happel /
19h45: Germany - Poland/ Klagenfurt - Worthersee

09/06/2008
GROUP C
17h00: Romania - France / Zurique - Letzigrund
19h45: Holland - Italy / Berna - Stade de Suisse

10/06/2008
GROUP D
17h00: Spain - Russia / Innsbruck - Tivoli Neu
19h45: Greece - Sweden / Salzburgo - Wals-Siezenheim

11/06/2008
GROUP A
17h00: Rep. Checa - PORTUGAL / Genebra - Stade de Genève
19h45: Switzerland - Turkey / Basileia - St. Jakob-Park

12/06/2008
GROUP B:
17h00: Croatia - Germany / Klagenfurt - Worthersee
19h45: Poland- Áustria / Viena - Ernst Happel

13/06/2008
GROUP C
17h00: Italy - Romania / Zurique - Letzigrund
19h45: Holland - France / Berna - Stade de Suisse

14/06/2008
GROUP D
17h00: Sweden - Spain / Innsbruck - Tivoli Neu 19h45: Greece - Russia / Salzburgo - Wals-Siezenheim /

15/06/2008
GROUP A
19h45: Suíça - PORTUGAL / Basileia - St. Jakob-Park
19h45: Switzerland - Turkey / Genebra - Stade de Genève

16/06/2008
GROUP B:
19h45: Poland- Croatia / Klagenfurt - Worthersee
19h45: Áustria - Germany / Viena - Ernst Happel

17/06/2008
GROUP C
19h45: Holland - Romania / Berna - Stade de Suisse 19h45: France - Italy / Zurique - Letzigrund

18/06/2008
GROUP D
19h45: Greece - Spain / Salzburgo - Wals-Siezenheim
19h45: Russia - Sweden / Innsbruck - Tivoli Neu

Quarter-Finals
19/06/2008
QF1
19h45 / Winner. A - 2º B / Basileia - St. Jakob-Park

20/06/2008
QF2
19h45 / Winner. B - 2º A /Viena - Ernst Happel

21/06/2008
QF3
19h45 / Winner. C - 2º D / Basileia - St. Jakob-Park

22/06/2008
QF4
19h45 /Winner. D - 2º C / Viena - Ernst Happel

Half Finals
25/06/2008
HF1
19h45 / Winner. QF1 - Winner. QF2 / Basileia - St. Jakob-Park

26/06/2008
HF2
19h45 / Winner. QF3 - Winner. QF4 /Viena - Ernst Happel

FINAL

29/06/2008
19h45 / Venc. MF1 - Venc. MF2 / Viena - Ernst Happel

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Monday, June 2, 2008

Greece struggle to hit their stride


Defending champions Greece completed their friendly preparations for UEFA EURO 2008™ with a goalless draw against Armenia in a match high on effort but low on quality in Offenbach am Main in front of an enthusiastic, largely Greek crowd.
Nikopolidis saveOtto Rehhagel's side had markedly improved defensively from their 3-2 loss against Hungary last Saturday, but struggled creatively and threatened little around their opponents' area. Armenia started brightly and had a good chance to go in front on 15 minutes when Levon Pachajyan, after taking advantage of an error by Sotiris Kyrgiakos, shot from the edge of the box only for Greece goalkeeper Antonis Nikopolidis to save well at full stretch. Five minutes later, Nikopolidis was called on again to block Marcos Piseli's long-range effort.
Charisteas missGreece had their best chance on 30 minutes, when Giorgos Karagounis worked space for himself and sent over a pin-point cross to Dimitris Salpingidis, who headed just over. Two minutes later, Armenian goalkeeper Gevorg Kasparov turned away Angelos Basinas's powerful drive, then was thankful to see Angelos Charisteas shoot wide after failing to properly deal with a Giourkas Seitaridis cross.

SubstitutionsRehhagel made five substitutions after the break and the rhythm dropped as a consequence. Even so, Greece came close to breaking the deadlock on 51 minutes, only for Kasparov to deny substitute Giorgos Samaras's curling right-foot shot with a spectacular save. Ararat Arakelyan then headed wide for Armenia on 85 minutes before producing a more telling contribution at the other end, clearing under the nose of Charisteas after Kasparov had been unable to gather Kostas Katsouranis's stinging drive from distance. Greece leave Germany on Tuesday morning and travel for Salzburg, where they play all their Group D games, kicking off the defence of their title on 10 June against Sweden.
Greece: Nikopolidis, Seitaridis, Kyrgiakos, Dellas (Antzas 46), Spiropoulos (Torosidis 46), Basinas, Katsouranis, Karagounis (Patsatzoglou 46), Charisteas, Salpingidis (Gekas 46), Amanatidis (Samaras 46).
Armenia: Kasparov, Hovsepyan, Arzumanyan, Arakelyan, Voskanian, Hamlet Mkhitaryan (A Minasyan 65), Ghazaryan (Melkonyan 60), Piseli (Hakobyan 54), Pachajyan, Mkrtchyan, Tadevosyan.
Source UEFA2008 Official Site

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