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2012 EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS!! // FINALS: 8TH JUNE - 1ST JULY (draw on pg14)

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the German game was better in the 2nd half and Kazakhstan surprised me! much stronger than Turkey!

Holland won and so did Denmark and Russia! :dance:

 

I'm so mad that I missed the Germany game. But France won and Yoann scored again!

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Uefa begins investigation into Serbia fan violence

 

Uefa has launched an investigation into the violent scenes involving Serbia fans which caused their Euro 2012 qualifier in Italy to be abandoned.

 

Pre-match clashes in Genoa had already delayed the kick-off before the match was called off after only six minutes. The referee and match delegate's report will be consulted during the process.

 

Possible sanctions from Uefa include a reprimand or fine, stadium closure or even disqualification from current and/or future competitions. Serbian Football Association chief Tomislav Karadzic said there had been "indications" there would be violence, which he said "brought embarrassment and shame on our country.""

 

Karadzic told Belgrade's B92 television that the crowd trouble had been planned back home, with the travelling fans being "just the executors."

 

He added: "We had problems during training, before the match, and now this. The state must react."

 

Italy, who endured a disastrous 2010 World Cup campaign in South Africa, went into the game with seven points from their opening three qualifiers whereas the Serbs were three points adrift after their shock home defeat by Estonia last Friday.

 

The kick-off at the Luigi Ferraris stadium was delayed after Serbian fans threw flares in the direction of the north stand, where Italian supporters were seated, and on to the pitch.

 

And only six minutes of play was possible before Scottish referee Craig Thomson called a halt to proceedings because of more flares being set off and fireworks being thrown on to the pitch, one of which landed near Italy goalkeeper Emiliano Viviano.

 

Following discussions between delegations from both countries and Uefa officials representatives, the Serbs went back to the dressing room.

 

Although no official announcement had been made at that point about the match being abandoned, the Italians then also left the pitch, applauding their fans as they did so, as the majority of supporters left the stadium.

 

"It was impossible to play in that goal. I would have had to constantly turn around to avoid the fireworks. It wouldn't have been nice to get hit in the head," added Viviano.

 

Italian Football Federation security chief Roberto Massucci blamed Serbian authorities for allowing the troublemakers to travel in the first place. "Fans that are so dangerous should not have arrived in Genoa. They should have been stopped by the Serbian officials," Massucci said. "We were aware that this game had a risk factor but a behaviour of such aggressiveness we had not experienced for some time. From the traditional channels of communication with the Serbian police, we had not been given any signs of the degree of danger of these fans."

 

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http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/9086046.stm

England 0 - 0 Montenegro.

 

That's what you get when you have a team with Lescott, Barry and Glen Johnson in it.

 

Oh and Kevin Davies - brilliant.....he was not.

 

Well Rooney and Crouch weren't exactly impressive, either..................... :dozey:

 

It was yet another totally abject England performance.:angry:

Maybe that's because England are only a team that were beaten 4-1 in the World Cup 1st round, and they should be content with being near the top of any table.

 

You wouldn't be so :angry: if you just accepted that it's not a top class team, Montenegro did their job to keep them stale (Even though to be fair England played better).

Being thrashed by a "rated" team like Germany (however humiliating that might be) is completely different to failing to beat a team from a country with a population similar to that of Leeds.

Quite frankly, it's a disgrace.

It isn't even as if England had a hatful of chances, either. Whatever way you look at it, it was incredibly poor.:dozey:

Denmark played Cyprus on 12.10 and won 2:0

 

Other results:

 

Azerbajdsjan - Turkey: 1-0

 

Armenia - Andorra: 4-0

 

Faroe Islands - Northern Ireland: 1-1

 

Finland - Hungary: 1-2

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Match suspended after 6 minutes (and 35 minutes delay beforehand) due to Serbian hooligans... :\

YouTube - Briga de torcedores radicais suspende partida entre Itália Vs Sérvia 12/10/10

I saw that on tv it was horrible! :facepalm:

Well said! That's one of the things why I'm proud to be a Werder Bremen supporter. :D I always hoped Özil would play a bad World Cup because I knew sooner or later he would go to a better club...

 

He played very well against Turkey and I cannot understand why all the Turks were pissed because he was born in Germany and he had to decide between either team. Fantastic match anyway!

 

 

I was really surprised of the stadium in Kazakhstan and about the fact that kick-off was at 11pm local time. 1st half was a bit boring but 2nd half was really great! And Turkey lost in Azerbaijan hehe.

 

I'm sorry for Ireland, also missing a penalty. Watched Scotland-Spain after that. Great game! Belgium-Austria 4:4! Oo

Werder!:heart:

 

The Turks wanted Ozil all for themselves!

 

:lol:I know thats crazy that turkey lost to Azerbaijan!!

 

Was the Ireland game entertaining? From what i saw of the scot v. spain game it was a pretty balanced game!

8 goals! I was like :stunned: - and germany face austria soon :uhoh::wacky:

 

I'm so mad that I missed the Germany game. But France won and Yoann scored again!

You should've watched it!

Poldi assisted Klose and Goalmez!!!!!!!!!!!! then Poldi got a goal!!!!!:dance:

:dance:Yoann!!!!!

  • 3 weeks later...

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Uefa hands Italy 3-0 win after Serbia violence in Genoa

 

Uefa has awarded Italy a 3-0 win over Serbia after their Euro 2012 qualifier in Genoa on 12 October was abandoned.

 

The Group C encounter was stopped after six minutes as Serbia fans threw missiles and fireworks on to the pitch.

 

Serbia, who plan to appeal, must play behind closed doors in their next game against Northern Ireland with a second match facing a suspended sanction.

 

Italy were also punished as the governing body hit them with a suspended one-match stadium ban.

 

The Italian football federation (FIGC) released a statement which confirmed the punishment as "a 3-0 victory in favour of Italy and two games behind closed doors for Serbia, of which one is conditional". It continued: "Italy have been given a conditional one game behind closed doors.

 

"This is the decision of the disciplinary commission of Uefa which met today (Friday) in Nyon, based on the abandonment of the game between Italy and Serbia on 12 October in Genoa following the crowd unrest by Serbian fans."

 

There had been speculation that Serbia would face much harsher sanctions, including a possible ban from European competition. But they have been fined 120,000 euros and they will not be allowed to take fans to their remaining three away qualifiers in 2011 - against Estonia on 29 March, Northern Ireland on 2 September and Slovenia on 11 October.

 

Serbia also have the suspended threat of a second game behind closed doors if any comparable incident occurs in the next two years.

 

Serbia have said they will appeal against the 3-0 result ruling. "We are not happy with that part of the UEFA verdict and we will appeal for a replay of the match because we think the only fair decision is to have a winner determined on the playing field," said Serbian FA president Tomislav Karadzic.

 

"We don't think justice has been done there but as for the other sanctions taken against us, we can't really complain and the measures against Italy are also what we expected."

 

The ruling means that Serbia's home game against Italy next October will be played in front of a crowd. "We are not worried at all that Serbia v Italy will be played with fans," said Italian FA director general Antonello Valentini. "As we have underlined, we want to keep a good relationship with the Serbian team, officials and fans."

 

Italy face a 100,000 euros fine because its security operation failed to stop Serbian fans entering the Luigi Ferraris stadium with an arsenal of fireworks and flares. The victory has lifted the Azzurri into sole possession of top spot in Group C on 10 points, three clear of second-placed Slovenia. Serbia remain fifth with four points from four games and their next match - which will be played behind closed doors - is at home to Northern Ireland on 25 March next year.

 

Uefa's disciplinary panel issued its verdicts after the match was stopped in the seventh minute when the score was 0-0. Scottish referee Craig Thomson had already delayed kick-off by 45 minutes because of violence outside the ground.

 

Violence continued into the night and at least 16 people, including two police officers, were injured. Eight Serbia fans, including the alleged ringleader of the rioting, were arrested in Italy after the match and at least 19 others were detained as they attempted to travel home.

 

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/9140014.stm

  • 4 months later...

Fixtures today

 

Saturday, 26 March 2011 - European Championship Qualifying

 

Armenia v Russia, GpB, 15:00

Wales v England, GpG, 15:00

Bulgaria v Switzerland, GpG, 16:45

Georgia v Croatia, GpF, 17:00

Cyprus v Iceland, GpH, 18:00

Israel v Latvia, GpF, 18:05

Bosnia-Hercegovina v Romania, GpD, 18:15

Albania v Belarus, GpD, 19:00

Andorra v Slovakia, GpB, 19:00

Germany OFF Azerbaijan, GpA, 19:00

Germany v Kazakhstan, GpA, 19:00

Norway v Denmark, GpH, 19:00

Malta v Greece, GpF, 19:30

Rep of Ireland v FYR Macedonia, GpB, 19:45

then Tuesday

 

Tuesday, 29 March 2011 - European Championship Qualifying

 

Czech Republic v Liechtenstein, GpI, 16:30

Sweden v Moldova, GpE, 18:00

Israel v Georgia, GpF, 18:05

Turkey v Austria, GpA, 18:30

Romania v Luxembourg, GpD, 18:45

Estonia v Serbia, GpC, 19:30

Netherlands v Hungary, GpE, 19:30

Belgium v Azerbaijan, GpA, 19:45

Lithuania v Spain, GpI, 19:45

Northern Ireland v Slovenia, GpC, 19:45

OMFG !! :freak:

 

WE WON !!!!

 

BELGIUM WON!

 

4-1yesterday!

You should've seen the supporters !

Belgians going crazy again for football !

 

:awesome:

  • 2 months later...

England 1-2 Switzerland latest 40 mins

 

Joe Hart is having a shocker. Are you listening Bart, a SHOCKER!

Van Rooney was too busy with the latest Giggs reject

1-1 Belgium - Turkey :(

 

Belgium f*cking missed a penalty !

 

It'll be very hard to qualify now :/

Wayne Rooney's mullet. The next target for rival fans to taunt at!

 

Also England's bacon saved after Montenegro drew 1-1 with Bulgaria

They played well in patches, thanks to the excellent performance from Wilshire. He's going to be some player for England in the future. Terry looked lothargic as usual. I didn't see anything to suggest that even if we do qualify, we will go any further than the group stages!

  • 2 months later...

Bulgaria 0-3 England

More importantly:

Wales 2-1 Montenegro

 

That's given England a nice 3 point cushion over Montenegro

If England beat Wales on Tuesday they would be almost certainly qualified given their vast goal difference lead. There's only 2 more games left in that group!

a great win last night but it was a dull 2nd half :/ shame about the racist chants to ashley young though.

Euro 2012 round-up: Germany first to qualify for Championships

 

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Klose was among the scorers as Germany qualified for Euro 2012

 

Euro 2012 round-up: Germany first to qualify for Championships

 

Germany became the first nation to qualify for the Euro 2012 finals with a fine 6-2 victory over Austria sealing their place in Poland and Ukraine.

 

Miroslav Klose, Mesut Ozil and Lukas Podolski were among the scorers earning them an unassailable lead in Group A.

 

Greece sealed a vital win over Israel at the top of Group F while leaders Italy (Group C), France (Group D) and Portugal (Group H) all won.

 

Group E leaders the Netherlands hammered San Marino 11-0 in Eindhoven. Arsenal's Robin van Persie got four of the goals with Liverpool's Dirk Kuyt, John Heitinga, Wesley Sneijder (2), Klaas-Jan Huntelaar (2) and Georginio Wijnaldum the other scorers for the Dutch.

 

Second-placed Sweden were defeated 2-1 by Hungary in that group with Gergely Rudolf's last-minute winner moving the Hungarians level on points with their opposition. Germany's result leaves Belgium and Turkey fighting it out for second place in Group A. Turkey's 2-1 victory over Kazakhstan saw them replace Belgium in second as the Belgians drew 1-1 with Azerbaijan.

 

Italy look comfortable at the top of Group C, although the only beat the Faroe Islands 1-0, Antonio Cassano getting the goal. Russia's 1-0 win over Macedonia saw them move to the top of Group B outright with the Republic of Ireland paying the price for their 0-0 draw with Slovakia.

 

Goals from Yann M'Vila and Karim Benzema saw France earn a vital 2-1 victory against Albania with Bosnia-Hercegovina beating Belarus 2-0 to move into second place in Group D.

 

Sotiris Ninis's second-half goal saw Group F leaders Greece secure a 1-0 victory over third-placed Israel while second-placed Croatia beat Malta 3-1. Cristiano Ronaldo was among the scorers as Portugal continued to be the side to catch at the top of Group H, although Norway, who have the same number of points, kept up the chase with a 1-0 victory over Iceland. Mohammed Abdellaoue grabbed their late winner.

 

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/14771644.stm

European Championship Qualifying

 

Albania 1-2 France

Andorra 0-3 Armenia

Azerbaijan 1-1 Belgium

Belarus 0-2 Bosnia-Hercegovina

Bulgaria 0-3 England

Cyprus 0-4 Portugal

Faroe Islands 0-1 Italy

Finland 4-1 Moldova

Georgia 0-1 Latvia

Germany 6-2 Austria

Hungary 2-1 Sweden

Israel 0-1 Greece

Lithuania 0-0 Liechtenstein

Luxembourg 0-2 Romania

Malta 1-3 Croatia

Netherlands 11-0 San Marino

Northern Ireland 0-1 Serbia

Norway 1-0 Iceland

Rep of Ireland 0-0 Slovakia

Russia 1-0 Macedonia

Scotland 2-2 Czech Republic

Slovenia 1-2 Estonia

Turkey 2-1 Kazakhstan

Wales 2-1 Montenegro

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