euro 2008..

so,sekarang ni musim euro 2008..yg xbest nyer sem baru plak start..huhu..
tp xkesah la..bukan slalu pun...hmm...pasukan mana yg boleh jd juara..??
cepat2..kongsi minat bersama2...

cet paan..ko taruk la dulu team ko 2...hehehe...aku dapat merasakan kemantapan van persie n febregas akan membawa kejayaan..tapi takut la plak...sbb dorang akan bertemu kat quarter final or semi final...2 yang cedih skit 2...hehehe

Hooollanddddddd!!!Spainnnnnnn!!!!

Holland ader persie spain ader febregas..german ada Lehman (2 yang senang lepas 2).Jangan marah ea peminat German...

UEFA EURO 2008 Schedule is a free spreadsheet with a calendar of all the games of the tournament and a group standing of each team. Designed as a Excel project, UEFA EURO 2008 Schedule automatically calculates the standing of every team without the use of macros.

How?
Schedule works very simple - all you need to do is to fill in the gaps of the teams with scores. Using the match results you provide, UEFA EURO 2008 Schedule will automatically define the position of teams in all four groups as well as quarter finalists, semi finalists and, of course, finalists.

Where?
The schedule is available free of charge from the Excely.com. The calendar speaks 30 languages and supports different time zones. Just download it, extract the archive and enjoy the comfort of the automated game calendar.

Since you need to run the installer to get the excel file, I've extracted and attached the file here. Enjoy!

Also available: EURO 2008 Online Schedule

TV3, NTV7, TV9 2008 TV Schedules

Quote :

Saturday 7 June 2008
1 Grp A Switzerland 11:30 pm Czech Republic Basel - St. Jakob-Park Live on TV3 & NTV7

Sunday 8 June 2008
2 Grp A Portugal 10:00 pm Turkey Geneva - Stade de Genève Delayed on TV9

Monday 9 June 2008
3 Grp B Austria 10:00 pm Croatia Vienna - Ernst Happel Delayed on TV9
4 Grp B Germany 02:15 am Poland Klagenfurt - Wörthersee Live on TV3 & NTV7

Tuesday 10 June 2008
5 Grp C Romania 10:00 pm France Zurich - Letzigrund Delayed on TV9
6 Grp C Netherlands 02:15 am Italy Berne - Stade de Suisse Live on TV3 & NTV7

Wednesday 11 June 2008
7 Grp D Spain 10:00 pm Russia Innsbruck - Tivoli Neu Delayed on TV9
8 Grp D Greece 02:15 am Sweden Salzburg - EM Stadion Wals-Siezenheim Live on TV3 & NTV7
9 Grp A Czech Republic 11:30 pm Portugal Geneva - Stade de Genève Live on TV3 & NTV7

Thursday 12 June 2008
10 Grp A Switzerland 06:00 am Turkey Basel - St. Jakob-Park Delayed on TV9

Friday 13 June 2008
11 Grp B Croatia 06:00 am Germany Klagenfurt - Wörthersee Delayed on TV9
12 Grp B Austria 02:15 am Poland Vienna - Ernst Happel Live on TV3 & NTV7
13 Grp C Italy 11:30 pm Romania Zurich - Letzigrund Live on TV3 & NTV7

Saturday 14 June 2008
14 Grp C Netherlands 05:00 am France Berne - Stade de Suisse Delayed on TV3

Sunday 15 June 2008
15 Grp D Sweden 10:00 pm Spain Innsbruck - Tivoli Neu Delayed on TV9
16 Grp D Greece 02:15 am Russia Salzburg - EM Stadion Wals-Siezenheim Live on TV3 & NTV7

Monday 16 June 2008
17 Grp A Switzerland 02:15 am Portugal Basel - St. Jakob-Park Live on TV3
18 Grp A Turkey 02:15 am Czech Republic Geneva - Stade de Genève Live on NTV7

Monday 17 June 2008
19 Grp B Poland 02:15 am Croatia Klagenfurt - Wörthersee Live on TV3
20 Grp B Austria 02:15 am Germany Vienna - Ernst Happel Live on NTV7

Tuesday 18 June 2008
21 Grp C Netherlands 02:15 am Romania Berne - Stade de Suisse Live on TV3
22 Grp C France 02:15 am Italy Zurich - Letzigrund Live on NTV7

Wednesday 19 June 2008
23 Grp D Greece 02:15 am Spain Salzburg - EM Stadion Wals-Siezenheim Live on TV3
24 Grp D Russia 02:15 am Sweden Innsbruck - Tivoli Neu Live on NTV7

Friday 20 June 2008
25 QF Winner Grp A 10:30 pm Runner-up Grp B Basel - St. Jakob-Park Delayed on TV9

Saturday 21 June 2008
26 QF Winner Grp B 02:15 am Runner-up Grp A Vienna - Ernst Happel Live on TV3 & NTV7

Monday 23 June 2008
27 QF Winner Grp C 10:00 pm Runner-up Grp D Basel - St. Jakob-Park Delayed on TV9
28 QF Winner Grp D 02:15 am Runner-up Grp C Vienna - Ernst Happel Live on TV3 & NTV7

Thursday 26 June 2008
29 SF Winner #25 02:15 am Winner #26 Basel - St. Jakob-Park Live on TV3 & NTV7

Friday 27 June 2008
30 SF Winner #27 02:15 am Winner #28 Vienna - Ernst Happel Live on TV3 & NTV7

Mon 30 June 2008
31 F Winner #29 02:15 am Winner #30 Vienna - Ernst Happel Live on TV3 & NTV7

http://www.tv3.com.my/euro2008/matches/

aku xde team yg btol2 aku minat ar...
hahaa..
tp portugal dh menang group a..
hmm..

Portugal No Match For Germany Powe Show

Germany progressed to the semi-finals of the UEFA European Championship for the first time since 1996 as goals from Bastian Schweinsteiger, Miroslav Klose and Michael Ballack secured a 3-2 victory over Portugal in Basel.

Heads, you win
The Mannschaft ended up lifting the Henri Delaunay trophy that year and the way they raised their game to meet the challenge of a Portugal side that refused to lie down, halving a two-goal deficit twice through first Nuno Gomes and then, in the dying minutes, Hélder Postiga, augurs well for Joachim Löw's team. By contrast, it was a night when the worst fears of Portugal's Chelsea FC-bound coach Luiz Felipe Scolari were realised, his pre-match nightmares about Germany's aerial superiority materialising in the form of headed goals by Klose and Ballack. Semi-finalists in 2000 and runners-up in 2004, Scolari had hoped to take that final step at UEFA EURO 2008™ but his farewell party fell flat at St. Jakob-Park where Portugal were overpowered by opponents who shrugged aside impressively their occasional first-stage torpor.

Debt paid
With Simão probing down the right, Scolari's men appeared to have found their stride first and offered the first threat on goal when Bosingwa crossed and João Moutinho, free of his marker but seemingly caught in two minds, steered the ball over at the near post with his knee. Yet in the 22nd minute they fell behind. It was a wonderfully worked goal too, swift passing between Philipp Lahm, Ballack and Lukas Podolski advancing the ball down the left, with Podolski bursting clear to drive in a low cross which Schweinsteiger converted with a sliding finish. Schweinsteiger's coach Löw had told the midfielder he had a "debt" to his team-mates after his red card against Croatia and here, in his first start of the finals, he resembled a man on a mission.

Scoring feat
Scorer of two goals against Portugal at the 2006 FIFA World Cup, Schweinsteiger was the architect of their second here too, drifting a free-kick into the Portugal box which Klose, ghosting clear of the red shirts, headed past Ricardo. Raul Meireles replaced the injured Moutinho and Portugal went in search of a lifeline. It came via captain Nuno Gomes five minutes before the break. Simão's crossfield ball sent Ronaldo racing clear of Per Mertesacker down the inside-left channel and though Jens Lehmann blocked his shot, Gomes was first to the rebound, striking first time into the net via the foot of Christoph Metzelder, defending desperately on the line. It was Gomes's sixth goal on the European stage over three tournaments – a scoring span only achieved by Jürgen Klinsmann, Thierry Henry and Vladimír Šmicer before him.

Tense finish
Ronaldo was a whisker away from an equaliser moments before half-time, flashing the ball past Lehmann yet just wide of the far post. Deco did find the net shortly after the interval but was in an offside position and the little midfielder then flicked on a Simão corner to set up Pepe, only for the defender to nod over. Ballack showed him how it should be done in the 61st minute when he shrugged off Chelsea FC team-mate Paulo Ferreira and beat Ricardo to another Schweinsteiger free-kick to head home. Scolari sent on Nani and Postiga as Portugal chased the game and the pair combined to ensure a nervy finale when Postiga headed in from Nani's left-wing delivery but the glimmer of hope was soon extinguished.

pnjg sgt la berita nyer..
xlarat nk baca..
HUHU..!

bace aje la..hehehe...ni tuk hari ni plak...

Turkey triumph in Vienna shoot-out

1 vs 1
Turkey Wins 3 - 1 on penalties.

Turkey made it through to their first UEFA European Championship semi-final at Croatia's expense after a thrilling match in Vienna was decided on penalties after the two sides had swapped goals in the final moments of extra time.

Sensational comeback
When Ivan Klasnić headed in Luka Modrić's cross with a minute of the overtime period to play, Croatia looked to have booked their place in Wednesday's semi-final against Germany. However, for the third game running, Turkey sensationally hit back at the death to force the first shoot-out of these finals when Semih Şentürk drove in, with the aid of a deflection, from just inside the area. They went on to win 3-1 on penalties after Rüştü Reçber saved Mladen Petrić's kick following earlier misses from Modrić and Ivan Rakitić. Turkey coach Fatih Terim, though, will struggle to get a team together to play Germany with Emre Aşık, Tuncay Şanlı and Arda Turan all suspended along with Volkan Demirel after being booked here.

Nervy start
Terim, without the banned Volkan Demirel and Mehmet Aurélio and with injuries also taking their toll, made four changes from the side that defeated the Czech Republic dramatically to reach the quarter-finals. The 35-year-old Rüştü, who had played against Croatia coach Slaven Bilić at EURO '96™, started in goal, while Bilić reverted to the team that had beaten Germany en route to topping Group B. With so much at stake, both sets of players made nervy starts. On five minutes Turkey right-back Sabri Sarıoğlu's misplaced pass allowed Rakitić to dart to the byline and he pulled the ball back for Darijo Srna whose shot was blocked by Hakan Balta. It was a portent of things to come as Croatia probed with success down both flanks with Terim's reshuffled back line struggling to cope with their slick passing.

Olić denied
For Turkey, Hamit Altıntop flashed an early effort wide and Robert Kovač bravely blocked his free-kick, but Bilić's men were soon in the ascendancy and should have gone ahead on 18 minutes. Croatia fans had descended on Vienna en masse during a baking hot day and they roared as one when Modrić raced clear on the right. His low centre singled out Ivica Olić who crashed a shot off the crossbar before Niko Kranjčar headed the rebound over. Just as against Austria, however, Croatia lost their way when it looked like they were ready to take a stranglehold on proceedings. Turkey began to enjoy more of the possession and though chances were few, Mehmet Topal drew a gasp from the crowd with a 30-metre drive that whistled just wide.

Rüştü saves
The traffic was soon flowing back towards Rüştü, with Croatia almost given a goal four minutes after the restart. Gökhan Zan's weak header let Olić in and the veteran goalkeeper had to race off his line to get a finger to the striker's headed attempt. Rüştü saved from Kranjčar moments later and then, on 70 minutes, Rakitić fired over after a neat one-two with Olić had given him a clear sight of goal inside the box. Knowing their side's propensity for late goals Turkey supporters grew in confidence as extra time loomed. But as the clocked ticked down Croatia again came close, Rüştü brilliantly tipping away Srna's curling free-kick on 83 minutes, then blocking from Olić.

Incredible climax
Having taken the match to added time, Turkey started to show more adventure. Stipe Pletikosa did well to parry after Emre Aşık had skipped through the Croatia defence and the goalkeeper was then grateful to see Tuncay's drive flash wide on 102 minutes. In an incredible climax, Klasnić would head Croatia in front in the final minute – Modrić capitalising on an error by Rüştü to provide the assist – only for Semih to hit back with the last kick of the game. His deflected strike flew past Pletikosa, leaving it to a shoot-out to finally tilt the balance in Turkey's favour.

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Casillas' saves put Spain in semis



0 vs 0
Spain [4-2] win on penalties


Record
Before tonight Spain had lost three competitive quarter-final penalty shoot-outs on 22 June but they stopped the rot at the Ernst-Happel-Stadion, prevailing 4-2 on spot-kicks after 120 minutes had failed to produce a goal. Although Gianluigi Buffon saved from Daniel Güiza, Casillas denied Daniele De Rossi and Antonio Di Natale, allowing Cesc Fàbregas to step up and send his side through. In truth, Luis Aragonés's team had enjoyed the better of the play on a humid night in Vienna, Marcos Senna coming closest when he was denied by the post in the closing stages of normal time. They continued to press in the additional half-hour, David Silva and Santi Cazorla both firing narrowly wide before Casillas's heroics saw them through to a rematch with a Russia side they defeated 4-1 in the group stage.

Omens
The Italy squad arrived at the Ernst-Happel-Stadion some time after their Spanish counterparts, and for much of the first half Aragonés's men were similarly first to everything. With Xavi Hernández providing the pivot in midfield, Spain bossed the play, caressing the ball one way and then the other, all one-touch passing and quick bursts of activity as they picked at Italy's high defensive line, looking for a chink in the armour. The ploy of Andrés Iniesta switching flanks to create the overlap on the left was too obvious for the wizened Azzurri back line,although David Villa's cute back-heel almost forced an opening soon after and it took a timely block to deny Silva.

Duo missed
Italy were struggling to gain a foothold, unable to fill the sizeable void left by suspensions to their usual suppliers of industry and finesse, Gennaro Gattuso and Andrea Pirlo. It was a hole that Fernando Torres, in particular, was keen to exploit as he popped up all over the pitch, drawing Aragonés from his bench to tell him to calm down. Perhaps Aragonés was aware the omens were hardly stacked in his side's favour as they sought their first win against the Azzurri in a competitive fixture, Olympic Games excluded. Midway through the half Massimo Ambrosini gave Spain more to think about but Simone Perrotta was unable to make the most of his arcing cross before another centre just evaded Luca Toni.

Silva threat
Yet with King Juan Carlos in the crowd, it was Spain who were rising to the occasion. Villa tested Buffon with a free-kick but it was the waspish Silva who was displaying the most menace. Seven minutes before half-time he fired a low effort past the post after a blocked Torres shot fell his way and he profited from another fortuitous opening soon after the restart, when the ball cannoned into his path eight metres out. After a clever turn it took a timely intervention from the excellent Giorgio Chiellini to deny Silva.
The Azzurri centre-back was immense, and slowly his team-mates began to respond. Just past the hour a long ball caused mayhem in the Spain defence, dropping favourably for substitute Mauro Camoranesi who forced a smothering save from Casillas.

Buffon escape
At the other end, with time ebbing away, Senna worked Buffon with a free-kick and then a low shot that bounced awkwardly in front of the goalkeeper, the ball evading his grasp and spinning on to the post before he fell on to it at the second attempt. It was a propitious bounce but there was no luck involved when the Italy No1 dived to keep out Güiza's effort with three minutes remaining, even if play was subsequently called back for handball. Such reactions would prove invaluable in the concluding penalty shoot-out, but, unfortunately for Roberto Donadoni's world champions, they came predominantly from Casillas.

Other pics Spain celebration...hehe


Spain players celebrate their shoot-out triumph in Vienna

Semi Final fixtures:

Semi Final 1, Thursday, 26 June 2008
vs
Basel - St. Jakob-Park 2:45 (MAS)

Semi Final 2, Friday, 27 June 2008
vs
Vienna - Ernst Happel 2:45 (MAS)

memandangkan aku beli jersey germany aritu..
jd akupun skong germany secara x langsung..hahha..!

aku sejak boring ngan england sebab tewas world cup 2002 aku beralih angin.. Skang ni aku minat Spain... Bukan aper...team 2 mmg unik...nak tau sebab aper unik???? Sume player ader utk any position n Coach dorang leh wat any formation klu dorang nak...

hmmm..aku kalo world cup of course aku skong brazil..
tp euro ni aku kurg sket sbnrnya...tp asal bola n mata aku bleh tahan..aku layan je...bab nama2 pemain ni..dlu2 tau la jugak..skrg ni hampeh sket..
heheee..skdar tgok je..

Sepanyol berdepan 'Russia baru': Fabregas

VIENNA: Sepanyol membelasah Russia 4-1 pada peringkat kumpulan Euro 2008, tetapi ia akan menjadi perlawanan berbeza apabila mereka bertemu awal pagi esok kerana Russia kini diperkuatkan dengan kehadiran Andrei Arshavin.

Sepanyol memenangi perlawanan 10 Jun lalu dengan mempamerkan corak permainan menyerang sambil dibantu pertahanan longgar Russia serta jaringan hatrik David Villa, tetapi pasukan yang tewas itu kini sudah menemui rentak mereka.

Dengan setiap perlawanan, rentak Sepanyol bertambah lembap dan barisan serangan mereka juga kurang merbahaya. Sepanyol juga kelihatan kurang mengancam ketika seri tanpa jaringan dengan Itali dan menang menerusi sepakan penalti.

Tatkala itu, Russia pula mempamerkan kebangkitan dengan menguatkan benteng dan mempamerkan aksi menyerang menarik ketika menewaskan Belanda 3-1 di suku akhir.

"Jika kami anggap Russia adalah pasukan sama di peringkat kumpulan, kami pasti akan tersilap, " kata pemain tengah Sepanyol, Cesc Fabregas.

Peningkatan Russia adalah kerana kehadiran pemain perancang, Arshavin yang menjalani penggantungan dua perlawanan awal selain kehadiran penyerang, Roman Pavlyuchenko yang menemui semula tahap terbaik ketika membantu Russia layak ke Euro 2008.

Arshavin mempamerkan aksi mengagumkan ketika kemenangan 2-0 ke atas Sweden dan sekali lagi berdepan Belanda di mana larian deras, kawalan bola yang baik dan hantaran tepatnya meruntuhkan benteng lawan.

Penjaring tiga gol, Pavlyuchenko menemui semula selera menjaringkan gol, dan barisan pertahanan Sepanyol yang lemah harus mempamerkan aksi terbaik untuk merantai pergerakkan penyerang itu.

Dua pemain tengah lincah yang turut mempunyai kemampuan melakukan hantaran tepat, Konstantin Zyryanov dan Igor Semshov bersama-sama bek sayap, Alexander Anyukov dan Yuri Zhirkov menambahkan ancaman Russia.

"Ia sentiasa menghiburkan melihat cara kami bermain dengan gabungan skil teknikal dan gaya, " kata jurulatih inspirasi Russia dari Belanda, Guus Hiddink. - Reuters

Russia tidak seperti dulu

VIENNA: Jika Sepanyol menjangkakan Russia akan bemurah hati seperti mana pertarungan mereka di peringkat kumpulan sebelum ini, mereka mungkin terpaksa memikirkannya semula menjelang pertembungan separuh akhir Euro 2008.

Sepanyol menewaskan Russia 4-1 di Innsbruck, pada 10 Jun lalu, untuk memberi pasukan kurang berpengalaman bimbingan Guus Hiddink pengajaran bagaimana melakukan penyudahan tajam serta bola sepak serangan balas berkesan.

Skuad matador itu turut mengajar Russia supaya tidak melepaskan bola dengan mudah sewaktu dalam kedudukan bahaya ketika pemain berbahaya seperti David Villa berada di depan mereka.

“Kami akan cuba memperbaikinya, itu sudah pasti,” kata Hiddink, semalam selepas pasukannya menjalani sesi latihan pertama di ibu negara kota Austria. “Jika kami bermain seperti sebelum ini, kami langsung tidak perlu memulakan perlawanan ini. Kami boleh serahkan saja perlawanan itu kepada Sepanyol.


Sentuhan Villa dilihat begitu menjadi di Innsbruck apabila menjaringkan hatrik. Bagaimanapun, dia hanya dapat menjaringkan satu gol lagi sejak itu dan Sepanyol dilihat bergelut untuk bermain dengan baik sekali lagi berbanding Russia yang mempamerkan peningkatan dalam setiap perlawanan, terutama sewaktu kejayaan kemuncak menumbangkan pasukan pilihan utama kejohanan, Belanda 3-1 di suku akhir.

“Pasukan ini cepat belajar dalam masa singkat. Kami harap dapat teruskan perkara itu,” kata Hiddink. - AP

Clinical Spain set up Germany final date



Second-half goals from Xavi Hernández, Daniel Güiza and David Silva sent Spain through to a UEFA EURO 2008™ final meeting with Germany as Luis Aragonés's men proved too strong for Russia in Vienna.

Spain fluent
Russia looked the team to beat as they scythed through the Netherlands in the last eight. But with thunderstorms lighting the sky above the Ernst-Happel-Stadion they struggled to get to grips with the occasion, and never looked like recovering after Xavi broke the deadlock five minutes after half-time, steering Andrés Iniesta's fine left-wing cross past Igor Akinfeev. Güiza added another with 17 minutes remaining before Silva completed a morale-boosting win for Spain ahead of Sunday's final, their first since 1984.

Russian torpor
After their 4-1 defeat by Spain in the group stage 16 days ago, Russia coach Guus Hiddink had complained that he would have to "wake some players up". He seemed to have succeeded in breathtaking fashion, yet despite the driving rain and spectacular lightning that greeted the start of this semi-final, his charges looked to have slipped back into a torpor. It was not something that was troubling Sergio Ramos, though. Stung by criticism of his campaign to date in some quarters the Spain right-back started like a man possessed. He snapped into tackles, scampered down the wing and just failed to get on the end of Xavi's fifth-minute cross.

Akinfeev busy
Ramos's team-mates soon took his lead, and as much as Aragonés does not like what he terms Spain's "mustard" away jerseys, he would have been glad his team were not in red. Disjointed at the back and sluggish in midfield, Russia were struggling to find their feet. It took a well-timed tackle from Vasili Berezutski – playing instead of the suspended Denis Kolodin – to deny Fernando Torres a run on goal though the striker soon tested Akinfeev with a shot on the turn. The Russia goalkeeper was in action again to deny David Villa as he fired in at the near post as Aragonés' ploy of using Iniesta to double up on the left wing caused confusion.



Pavlyuchenko chances
Russia were looking for Andrei Arshavin to lift them out of the mire but refuge instead came from the right boot of Roman Pavlyuchenko. The 26-year-old gave warning with a free-kick and it then took a stunning stop from Iker Casillas to deny him, diverting a blistering strike away from the top corner. It soon got better for Russia as the instigator of that group stage loss, hat-trick hero Villa, limped off and almost immediately Pavlyuchenko poked wide with the goal at his mercy. The profligacy was underlined five minutes after half-time when Spain's midfield Argus Marcos Senna turned over possession and fed Xavi. A smart exchange of passes later and La Furia Roja were ahead.

Güiza strikes
In the crowd, Spain's Crown Princess Leticia bore a shocked expression but in truth it had been coming, and her side were soon on the hunt for more. Having found his range with the goal, Iniesta released Villa's replacement Cesc Fàbregas, and though the substitute ran out of space, Aragonés's decision to switch to a five-man midfield was proving profitable. It took an excellent challenge from Yuri Zhirkov to deny Torres before Fàbregas and Xabi Alonso had efforts tipped over. Alonso had been introduced moments earlier alongside Güiza, and the latter soon sealed victory, lobbing Akinfeev after being put through by Fàbregas' perfectly-weighted dink over the defence. The No10 was the provider again moments later as his low cross was fired in by Silva. Next up, Germany.

viva espana...

aku sebenanya mengharapkan turki boleh wat kejutan hingga ke final. tp hajat x kesampaian...
keajaiban tidak selalunya datang berturutan...
cuma aku tertarik dengan taktikal yg digunapakai oleh turki- menyerang bertubi-tubi di minit2 akhir. jadi offensive bile masuk minit 80 game. memang berkesan. buktinya 3 game berturut2 dio dapat gola last minip. menang lawan swiss, menang lawan czech, menang lwn croatia dan hampir mengejutkan spain dengan taktikal serupa...

sama gak ngan rusia. tp aku x heran sgt memang dari awal dah jangka rusia akan pergi jauh kali ni sebab manager dia. guss hiddink, sapa x kenal...
pakar taktikal terbaik dunia. walau diberi team x kuat, bu he can do something.
pegang korea, dpt gi semi final worl cup 2002, pastu gi psv dpt gi semi final champions league, pastu gi australia, ke pusingan kedua worl cup 2006, then pindah ke rusia- layak ke euro dah kira satu pencapaian hebat rusia tp lebih membanggakan bawak rusia ke separuh akhir berbekalkan tenaga pemain muda yg xdak pengalaman....

Mmg aku nak sangat turkey lawan Spain kat final..tapi klu nak tgk russia ngan spain...taktikal dorang banyak tak menjadi...bahagian tengah tak idup sangat...spain mempunyai pemain berbakat dari bahagian tengah dan striker...so bile dua2 dah bergabung mmg terer la...dulu mase world cup nasib tak menyebelahi spain...hope euro kali ni Spain menang...

Final fixtures:

Final, Monday, 30 June 2008
vs
Vienna - St. Jakob-Park 2:45 (MAS)

thursday???ikut waktu sane ke ni??