Euro 2008 Qualifiers

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England have been handed a favourable draw in the qualifying stages for the 2008 European Championship. But the other home countries and the Republic of Ireland face tougher tests to reach the finals in Austria and Switzerland after the draw was made in Montreux on Friday. England - under Sven-Goran Eriksson's successor - will face Croatia, Russia, Israel, Estonia, Macedonia and Andorra in Group E. Scotland face a major battle to qualify from one of the hardest groups alongside France, Italy, Ukraine, Lithuania, Georgia and the Faroe Islands. Wales and the Republic of Ireland face the Czech Republic, Germany, Slovakia, Cyprus and San Marino. Northern Ireland boss Lawrie Sanchez must also plot a difficult course to the finals after being drawn with Sweden, Spain, Denmark, Latvia, Iceland and Liechtenstein.

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hmmm nice thread

thanx for sharing

qualifyng rounds horhe haina aaj kaal

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Saturday, 02 June 2007
European Championship Qualifying
Albania 2-0 Luxembourg
Azerbaijan 1-3 Poland
Belarus 0-2 Bulgaria
Belgium 1-2 Portugal
Bosnia-Herzegovina 3-2 Turkey
Estonia 0-1 Croatia
FYR Macedonia 1-2 Israel
Faroe Islands 1-2 Italy
Finland 0-2 Serbia
France 2-0 Ukraine
Germany 6-0 San Marino
Greece 2-0 Hungary
Iceland 1-1 Liechtenstein
Kazakhstan 1-2 Armenia
Latvia 0-2 Spain
Lithuania 1-0 Georgia
Norway 4-0 Malta
Russia 4-0 Andorra
Slovenia 1-2 Romania
Wales 0-0 Czech Republic

Wednesday, 06 June 2007
European Championship Qualifying
Andorra v Israel, 17:00
Armenia v Poland, 16:30
Bosnia-Herzegovina v Malta, 19:15
Bulgaria v Belarus, 18:00
Croatia v Russia, 19:30
Estonia v England, 19:30
Faroe Islands v Scotland, 17:15
Finland v Belgium, 18:15
France v Georgia, 20:00
Germany v Slovakia, 19:30
Greece v Moldova, 19:30
Kazakhstan v Azerbaijan, 14:00
Latvia v Denmark, 19:30
Liechtenstein v Spain, 19:30
Lithuania v Italy, 19:45
Luxembourg v Albania, 19:15
Norway v Hungary, 18:00
Romania v Slovenia, 19:00
Sweden v Iceland, 19:15

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Wednesday, 06 June 2007

European Championship Qualifying

Andorra 0-2 Israel
Armenia 1-0 Poland
Bosnia-Herzegovina 1-0 Malta
Bulgaria 2-1 Belarus
Croatia 0-0 Russia
Estonia 0-3 England
Faroe Islands 0-2 Scotland
Finland 2-0 Belgium
France 1-0 Georgia
Germany 2-1 Slovakia
Greece 2-1 Moldova
Kazakhstan 1-1 Azerbaijan
Latvia 0-2 Denmark
Liechtenstein 0-2 Spain
Lithuania 0-2 Italy
Luxembourg 0-3 Albania
Norway 4-0 Hungary
Romania 2-0 Slovenia
Sweden 5-0 Iceland

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Points Table :

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next matches kab horhe hain iske??

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Wednesday, August 22, 2007
TIME HOME AWAY STAGE VENUE
TBD Armenia v Portugal Group A Republican Stadium
TBD Belgium v Serbia Group A Koning Boudewijn Stadion
TBD Finland v Kazakhstan Group A Olympiastadion
TBD San Marino v Cyprus Group D Stadio Olimpico
TBD Estonia v Andorra Group E A. Le Coq Arena
TBD Northern Ireland v Liechtenstein Group F Windsor Park


Saturday, September 8, 2007
TIME HOME AWAY STAGE VENUE
TBD Portugal v Poland Group A
TBD Serbia v Finland Group A Stadion Crvena Zvezda
TBD Georgia v Ukraine Group B Lokomotivi Stadium
TBD Italy v France Group B
TBD Scotland v Lithuania Group B Hampden Park
TBD Hungary v Bosnia-Herzegovina Group C Ferenc Puskas Stadium
TBD Malta v Turkey Group C Ta'Qali National Stadium
TBD Moldova v Norway Group C Republican Stadium
TBD San Marino v Czech Republic Group D Stadio Olimpico
TBD Slovakia v Ireland Group D
TBD Wales v Germany Group D Millennium Stadium
TBD Croatia v Estonia Group E Stadion Maksimir
TBD England v Israel Group E
TBD Russia v Macedonia Group E
TBD Iceland v Spain Group F Laugardalsvollur Stadium
TBD Latvia v Northern Ireland Group F Stadionas Skonto
TBD Sweden v Denmark Group F Nya Ullevi Stadion
TBD Belarus v Romania Group G Dinamo Stadion
TBD Luxembourg v Slovenia Group G Josy Barthel Stadium
TBD Netherlands v Bulgaria Group G

Wednesday, September 12, 2007
TIME HOME AWAY STAGE VENUE
TBD Finland v Poland Group A Olympiastadion
TBD Kazakhstan v Belgium Group A Ortalyk Tsentralnyi Stadium
TBD Portugal v Serbia Group A
TBD France v Scotland Group B Stade de France
TBD Lithuania v Faroe Islands Group B Zalgiris Stadium
TBD Ukraine v Italy Group B Olympic Stadium
TBD Bosnia-Herzegovina v Moldova Group C
TBD Norway v Greece Group C Ullevaal Stadium
TBD Turkey v Hungary Group C Ataturk Olympic Stadium
TBD Cyprus v San Marino Group D Ramat Gan Stadium
TBD Czech Republic v Ireland Group D
TBD Slovakia v Wales Group D
TBD Andorra v Croatia Group E Estadio Comunal de Aixovall
TBD England v Russia Group E
TBD Macedonia v Estonia Group E City Stadium Skopje
TBD Iceland v Northern Ireland Group F Laugardalsvollur Stadium
TBD Spain v Latvia Group F
19:00 UK Denmark v Liechtenstein Group F Lia Manoilu
TBD Albania v Netherlands Group G Qemal Stafa Stadium
TBD Bulgaria v Luxembourg Group G Vassil Levski Stadion
TBD Slovenia v Belarus Group G Petrol Arena

Saturday, October 13, 2007
TIME HOME AWAY STAGE VENUE
TBD Armenia v Serbia Group A Republican Stadium
TBD Azerbaijan v Portugal Group A Tofik Bakhramov, Baku
TBD Belgium v Finland Group A Koning Boudewijn Stadion
TBD Poland v Kazakhstan Group A
TBD Faroe Islands v France Group B Torsvollor Stadium
TBD Italy v Georgia Group B
TBD Scotland v Ukraine Group B Hampden Park
TBD Greece v Bosnia-Herzegovina Group C Karaiskakis Stadium
TBD Hungary v Malta Group C Ferenc Puskas Stadium
TBD Moldova v Turkey Group C Republican Stadium
TBD Cyprus v Wales Group D Neo GSP Stadium
TBD Ireland v Germany Group D Lansdowne Road
TBD Slovakia v San Marino Group D
TBD England v Estonia Group E
TBD Iceland v Latvia Group F Laugardalsvollur Stadium
TBD Liechtenstein v Sweden Group F Rheinpark Stadion
19:00 UK Denmark v Spain Group F Parken Stadion
TBD Belarus v Luxembourg Group G Dinamo Stadion
TBD Romania v Netherlands Group G Lia Manoilu
TBD Slovenia v Albania Group G Petrol Arena

Wednesday, October 17, 2007
TIME HOME AWAY STAGE VENUE
TBD Azerbaijan v Serbia Group A Tofik Bakhramov, Baku
TBD Belgium v Armenia Group A Koning Boudewijn Stadion
TBD Kazakhstan v Portugal Group A Ortalyk Tsentralnyi Stadium
TBD France v Lithuania Group B Stade de France
TBD Georgia v Scotland Group B Lokomotivi Stadium
TBD Ukraine v Faroe Islands Group B Olympic Stadium
TBD Bosnia-Herzegovina v Norway Group C Olympic Stadium
TBD Malta v Moldova Group C Ta'Qali National Stadium
TBD Turkey v Greece Group C Ataturk Olympic Stadium
TBD Germany v Czech Republic Group D
TBD Ireland v Cyprus Group D Lansdowne Road
TBD San Marino v Wales Group D Stadio Olimpico Serravalle
TBD Croatia v Israel Group E Stadion Maksimir
TBD Macedonia v Andorra Group E City Stadium Skopje
TBD Russia v England Group E
TBD Liechtenstein v Iceland Group F Rheinpark Stadion
TBD Sweden v Northern Ireland Group F Nya Ullevi Stadion
19:00 UK Denmark v Latvia Group F Dinamo Stadion
TBD Albania v Bulgaria Group G Qemal Stafa Stadium
TBD Luxembourg v Romania Group G Josy Barthel Stadium
TBD Netherlands v Slovenia Group G

Saturday, November 17, 2007
TIME HOME AWAY STAGE VENUE
TBD Finland v Azerbaijan Group A Olympiastadion
TBD Poland v Belgium Group A
TBD Portugal v Armenia Group A
TBD Serbia v Kazakhstan Group A Stadion Crvena Zvezda
TBD Lithuania v Ukraine Group B Zalgiris Stadium
TBD Scotland v Italy Group B Hampden Park
TBD Greece v Malta Group C Karaiskakis Stadium
TBD Moldova v Hungary Group C Republican Stadium
TBD Norway v Turkey Group C Ullevaal Stadium
TBD Czech Republic v Slovakia Group D
TBD Germany v Cyprus Group D
TBD Wales v Ireland Group D Millennium Stadium
TBD Andorra v Estonia Group E Laugardalsvollur Stadium
TBD Israel v Russia Group E Ramat Gan Stadium
TBD Macedonia v Croatia Group E City Stadium Skopje
TBD Latvia v Liechtenstein Group F Stadionas Skonto
TBD Northern Ireland v Denmark Group F Windsor Park
TBD Spain v Sweden Group F
TBD Albania v Belarus Group G Qemal Stafa Stadium
TBD Bulgaria v Romania Group G Vassil Levski Stadion
TBD Netherlands v Luxembourg Group G

Wednesday, November 21, 2007
TIME HOME AWAY STAGE VENUE
TBD Armenia v Kazakhstan Group A Hampden Park
TBD Azerbaijan v Belgium Group A Tofik Bakhramov, Baku
TBD Portugal v Finland Group A
TBD Serbia v Poland Group A Stadion Crvena Zvezda
TBD Georgia v Lithuania Group B Lokomotivi Stadium
TBD Italy v Faroe Islands Group B
TBD Ukraine v France Group B Olympic Stadium
TBD Hungary v Greece Group C Ferenc Puskas Stadium
TBD Malta v Norway Group C Ta'Qali National Stadium
TBD Turkey v Bosnia-Herzegovina Group C Ataturk Olympic Stadium
TBD Cyprus v Czech Republic Group D Neo GSP Stadium
TBD Germany v Wales Group D
TBD San Marino v Slovakia Group D Stadio Olimpico
TBD Andorra v Russia Group E Rheinpark Stadion
TBD England v Croatia Group E
TBD Israel v Macedonia Group E Ramat Gan Stadium
TBD Spain v Northern Ireland Group F
TBD Sweden v Latvia Group F Nya Ullevi Stadion
19:00 UK Denmark v Iceland Group F Parken Stadion
TBD Belarus v Netherlands Group G Dinamo Stadion
TBD Romania v Albania Group G Lia Manoilu
TBD Slovenia v Bulgaria Group G Petrol Arena

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European Championship Qualifying

Wednesday, 22 August 2007

Armenia 1-1 Portugal

Belgium 3-2 Serbia

Estonia 2-1 Andorra

Finland 2-1 Kazakhstan

Northern Ireland 3-1 Liechtenstein

San Marino 0-1 Cyprus

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Wednesday, 12 September 2007
European Championship Qualifying
Albania 0-1 Holland
Andorra 0-6 Croatia
Bosnia-Herzegovina 0-1 Moldova (0-1)
Bulgaria 3-0 Luxembourg
Cyprus 3-0 San Marino
Czech Republic 1-0 Rep of Ireland
Denmark 4-0 Liechtenstein
England 3-0 Russia
FYR Macedonia 1-1 Estonia
Finland 0-0 Poland
France 0-1 Scotland
Iceland 2-1 Northern Ireland
Kazakhstan 2-2 Belgium
Lithuania 2-1 Faroe Islands
Norway 2-2 Greece
Portugal 1-1 Serbia
Slovakia 2-5 Wales
Slovenia 1-0 Belarus
Spain 2-0 Latvia
Turkey 3-0 Hungary
Ukraine 1-2 Italy


Saturday, September 8, 2007

Belarus 1-3 (HT 1-2) Romania
Croatia 2-0 (HT 2-0) Estonia
England 3-0 (HT 1-0) Israel
Georgia 1-1 (HT 0-1) Ukraine
Holland 2-0 (HT 1-0) Bulgaria
Hungary 1-0 (HT 1-0) Bosnia-Herzegovina
Iceland 1-1 (HT 1-0) Spain
Italy 0-0 (HT 0-0) France
Latvia 1-0 (HT 0-0) Northern Ireland
Luxembourg 0-3 (HT 0-2) Slovenia
Malta 2-2 (HT 1-1) Turkey
Moldova 0-1 (HT 0-0) Norway
Portugal 2-2 (HT 0-1) Poland
Russia 3-0 (HT 1-0) FYR Macedonia
San Marino 0-3 (HT 0-1) Czech Republic
Scotland 3-1 (HT 1-0) Lithuania
Serbia 0-0 (HT 0-0) Finland
Slovakia 2-2 (HT 1-1) Rep of Ireland
Sweden 0-0 (HT 0-0) Denmark
Wales 0-2 (HT 0-1) Germany

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Saturday, 13 October 2007
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Armenia 0-0 (HT 0-0) Serbia

Azerbaijan 0-2 (HT 0-2) Portugal

Belgium 0-0 (HT 0-0) Finland

Italy 2-0 (HT 1-0) Georgia

Faroe Islands 0-6 (HT 0-2) France

Poland 3-1 (HT 0-1) Kazakhstan

Scotland 3-1 (HT 2-1) Ukraine

Greece 3-2 (HT 1-0) Bosnia-Herzegovina

Hungary 2-0 (HT 1-0) Malta

Moldova 1-1 (HT 1-0) Turkey

Cyprus 3-1 (HT 0-1) Wales

Rep of Ireland 0-0 (HT 0-0) Germany

Slovakia 7-0 (HT 3-0) San Marino

England 3-0 (HT 3-0) Estonia

Iceland 2-4 (HT 1-3) Latvia

Liechtenstein 0-3 (HT 0-2) Sweden

Denmark 1-3 (HT 0-2) Spain

Romania 1-0 (HT 0-0) Holland

Belarus 0-1 (HT 0-0) Luxembourg

Slovenia 0-0 (HT 0-0) Albania

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Wednesday, 17 October 2007

Azerbaijan 1-6 (HT 1-4) Serbia

Kazakhstan 1-2 (HT 0-0) Portugal

Georgia 2-0 (HT 1-0) Scotland

Ukraine 5-0 (HT 3-0) Faroe Islands

Malta 2-3 (HT 0-3) Moldova

Turkey 0-1 (HT 0-0) Greece

FYR Macedonia 3-0 (HT 2-0) Andorra

Russia 2-1 (HT 0-1) England

Liechtenstein 3-0 (HT 1-0) Iceland

Denmark 3-1 (HT 2-0) Latvia

Luxembourg 0-2 (HT 0-1) Romania

Bosnia-Herzegovina 0-2 Norway

San Marino 1-2 Wales

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European Championship Qualifying
Albania 1-1 Bulgaria
Azerbaijan 1-6 Serbia
Belgium 3-0 Armenia
Bosnia-Herzegovina 0-2 Norway
Denmark 3-1 Latvia
FYR Macedonia 3-0 Andorra
France 2-0 Lithuania
Georgia 2-0 Scotland
Germany 0-3 Czech Republic
Holland 2-0 Slovenia
Kazakhstan 1-2 Portugal
Liechtenstein 3-0 Iceland
Luxembourg 0-2 Romania
Malta 2-3 Moldova
Rep of Ireland 1-1 Cyprus
Russia 2-1 England
San Marino 1-2 Wales
Sweden 1-1 Northern Ireland
Turkey 0-1 Greece
Ukraine 5-0 Faroe Islands

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Saturday, 17 November 2007
European Championship Qualifying
Albania 2-4 Belarus
Andorra 0-2 Estonia
Bulgaria 1-0 Romania
Czech Republic 3-1 Slovakia
FYR Macedonia 2-0 Croatia
Finland 2-1 Azerbaijan
Germany 4-0 Cyprus
Greece 5-0 Malta
Holland 1-0 Luxembourg
Israel 2-1 Russia
Latvia 4-1 Liechtenstein
Lithuania 2-0 Ukraine
Moldova 3-0 Hungary
Northern Ireland 2-1 Denmark
Norway 1-2 Turkey
Poland 2-0 Belgium
Portugal 1-0 Armenia
Scotland 1-2 Italy
Spain 3-0 Sweden
Wales 2-2 Rep of Ireland

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Wednesday, 21 November 2007
European Championship Qualifying
Andorra 0-1 Russia
Armenia 0-1 Kazakhstan
Azerbaijan 0-1 Belgium
Belarus 2-1 Holland
Cyprus 0-2 Czech Republic
Denmark 3-0 Iceland
England 2-3 Croatia
Georgia 0-2 Lithuania
Germany 0-0 Wales
Hungary 1-2 Greece
Israel 1-0 FYR Macedonia
Italy 3-1 Faroe Islands
Malta 1-4 Norway
Portugal 0-0 Finland
Romania 6-1 Albania
San Marino 0-5 Slovakia
Serbia 2-2 Poland
Slovenia 0-2 Bulgaria
Spain 1-0 Northern Ireland
Sweden 2-1 Latvia
Turkey 1-0 Bosnia-Herzegovina
Ukraine 2-2 France

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Euro 2008 games not in fix probe
Uefa has revealed that none of the 15 matches under suspicion of match-fixing were Euro 2008 qualifiers. European football's governing body has given a 96-page report to Interpol alleging that 15 games in a variety of competitions were fixed.
"They all involve preliminary rounds of club competitions," Uefa spokesman William Gaillard told BBC Radio 5 Live.
And Gaillard described claims that England might get a back way into the Euro 2008 finals as "pure fantasy".

Some reports have suggested that the investigation could ultimately lead to England or Scotland - who both failed to qualify - getting places at next summer's finals.
"In most cases it is just suspicion," said Gaillard.
"There is only one match that involves an investigation and that was a match in the second round of the Intertoto Cup. It was not a decisive match."


The BBC's sports news correspondent Nigel Adderley said: "Uefa's suspicions have been raised by unusual betting patterns.
"But history suggests that following the money is very difficult and, despite the scandal that rocked Italian football last year, cases where corruption has been discovered and proved are relatively rare."
The story was first reported in German magazine Der Spiegel.
The magazine alleges that the vast majority of clubs involved come from countries in eastern and south-eastern Europe, with Bulgaria, Georgia, Serbia, Croatia and the Baltics among those named.
Graham Bean, the former police officer who used to head up the Football Association's compliance unit, told BBC World Service: "They are exceptionally serious allegations if the stories are correct but they will be extremely difficult to investigate.
"Clearly Uefa, for them to pass this report across, do have some evidence of some kind that would suggest has come down the route of betting patterns or individuals rolling over and telling them what they know.
"Nevertheless if that is the case they still need to get corroborative evidence to prove what has supposedly gone on.
"If the evidence is there and football wants to take this on and deal with this properly with the police, then the simple fact is the punishments that should be imposed on any clubs or individuals found guilty should be extremely excessive.
"There is so much money involved now, not only in football but in the betting industry, whereby you can get a bet on anything, it clearly opens it up to corruption if a betting syndicate can drop on the right person.
"I can't remember anything happening on this scale before.
"For something of this magnitude and these type of games then this is clearly very serious and potentially one of the most serious things that has happened in world football."



Big trio in tough Euro 2008 group
World Champions Italy have been drawn in the same group as France and Holland for the European Championship finals next summer in Austria and Switzerland. The seedings were based on qualifiers over the last four years so Italy will face France in a repeat of the 2006 World Cup final in Group C's last game.
Only the top two teams from each group go through to the knock-out stages.
Switzerland will face the Czech Republic in the opening match of the tournament on 7 June in Basle.
And reigning champions Greece will play Sweden, Spain and Russia in Group D.
It wasn't easy to qualify and now this - I had a feeling it might happen


Italy coach Roberto Donadoni


France coach Raymond Domenech had complained of the seeding system before the draw and he will now have a tough task to get his team through to the quarter-finals.
Group C also features Romania who qualified ahead of Holland. They are one of three pairings of teams who have been drawn in the same group in the finals despite having played each other in qualifying.
Italy and France plus Sweden and Spain will also have to play each other again.
"We can't rejoice at being put together, but now the draw's been made we have to live with it, it's like that," said France coach Raymond Domenech.


His Italian counterpart Roberto Donadoni commented: "It wasn't easy to qualify and now this. I had a feeling it might happen."
Holland boss Marco Van Basten added: "That really is a hard one. The Romanians posed us so many problems in the qualifiers, and before that we will have Italy and France, but at least we know what we are up against."
Croatia and three-times winners Germany appear to have an easier ride in Group B, with co-hosts Austria and Poland in there as company.
But Croatia coach Slaven Bilic insisted: "I can give you 20 reasons why this is the most difficult group. Here are three: Austria are playing at home, Germany are one of the best teams in the world and Poland are here for the first time which is a good motivation."
The other hosts Switzerland have to contend with Portugal and Turkey, as well as the Czechs, in Group A.
The draw was made at a ceremony in Lucerne, Switzerland which featured former European Championship winners such as Franz Beckenbauer, Michel Platini, Marco Van Basten and Jurgen Klinsmann.


Full Groups: Group A:
Switzerland
Czech Republic
Portugal
Turkey

Group B:
Austria
Croatia
Germany
Poland


Group C:
Holland
Italy
Romania
France


Group D:
Greece
Sweden
Spain
Russia

NoToRi0uS added 4 Minutes and 22 Seconds later...

Saturday, 07 June 2008

Portugal v Turkey, A, 19:45
Switzerland v Czech Republic, A, 17:00

Sunday, 08 June 2008

Austria v Croatia, B, 17:00
Germany v Poland, B, 19:45
Monday, 09 June 2008

Holland v Italy, C, 19:45
Romania v France, C, 17:00

Tuesday, 10 June 2008

Greece v Sweden, D, 19:45
Spain v Russia, D, 17:00
Wednesday, 11 June 2008

Czech Republic v Portugal, A, 17:00
Switzerland v Turkey, A, 19:45

Thursday, 12 June 2008

Austria v Poland, B, 19:45
Croatia v Germany, B, 17:00
Friday, 13 June 2008

Holland v France, C, 19:45
Italy v Romania, C, 17:00

Saturday, 14 June 2008

Greece v Russia, D, 19:45
Sweden v Spain, D, 17:00

Sunday, 15 June 2008
European Championships
Switzerland v Portugal, A, 19:45
Turkey v Czech Republic, A, 19:45
Monday, 16 June 2008

Austria v Germany, B, 19:45
Poland v Croatia, B, 19:45
Tuesday, 17 June 2008

France v Italy, C, 19:45
Holland v Romania, C, 19:45
Wednesday, 18 June 2008

Greece v Spain, D, 19:45
Russia v Sweden, D, 19:45

Thursday, 19 June 2008
European Championships
Winner Group A v Runner-up Gp B, Quarter Final, 19:45

Friday, 20 June 2008

Winner Group B v Runner-up Gp A, Quarter Final, 19:45

Saturday, 21 June 2008

Winner Gp C v Runner-up Gp D, Quarter Final, 19:45

Sunday, 22 June 2008

Winner Gp D v Runner-up Gp C, Quarter Final, 19:45

Wednesday, 25 June 2008

Winner Q/F 1 v Winner Q/F 2, Semi-Final, 19:45

Thursday, 26 June 2008

Winner Q/F 3 v Winner Q/F 4, Semi-Final, 19:45

Sunday, 29 June 2008

Winners SF1 v Winners SF2, Final, 19:45