France 0 : 1 Belarus

	EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP
Saturday, 4 September 2010	Stade de France, Paris	Qualification
	Attendance: -
	Referee: William Collum
FRANCE		BELARUS
	GOALS
-	0 - 1	86`- Sergey Kislyak
	TEAM  STATS
14 (6)	Shots (on goal)	5 (1)
12	Corner Kicks	2
9	Fouls Committed	10
0	Yellow Cards	2
0	Red Cards	0
2	Offsides	1
53 %	Ball Possession	47 %
	LINE-UPS
Lloris		Zhevnov
Sagna		Omelyanchuk
Clichy		Tigorev
Mexès		Yurevich
Rami		Shitov
Malouda		Martynovich
Diaby		Aliaksandr Helb
M'Vila		Kulchiy
Menez (Saha 69`, Gameiro 80`)		Kutuzov (Kislyak 74`)
Rémy (Valbuena 34`)		Rodionov (Kornilenko 85`)
Hoarau		Vyatcheslav Helb (Putilo 89`)
Laurent Blanc	coach	Bernd Stange

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Portugal 4 : 4 Cyprus

	EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP
Saturday, 4 September 2010	Estádio Dom Afonso Henriques, Guimarães	Qualification
	Attendance: -
	Referee: Mark Clattenburg
PORTUGAL		CYPRUS
	GOALS
-	0 - 1	3`- Efstathios Aloneftis
Hugo Almeida -  8`	1 - 1	-
-	1 - 2	11`- Michalis Konstantinou
Raul Meireles - 29`	2 - 2	-
Danny - 50`	3 - 2	-
-	3 - 3	57`- Giannakis Okkas
Manuel Fernandes - 60`	4 - 3	-
-	4 - 4	89`- Andreas Avraam
	TEAM  STATS
22 (8)	Shots (on goal)	7 (4)
10	Corner Kicks	3
10	Fouls Committed	9
0	Yellow Cards	1
0	Red Cards	0
0	Offsides	1
50 %	Ball Possession	50 %
	LINE-UPS
Eduardo		Georgallides
Carvalho		Charalambous
Miguel		Ilia (Poursaitidis 66`)
Alves		Merkis
Coentrão		Aloneftis (Okkas 56`)
Meireles		Charalambidis (Nikolaou 76`)
Quaresma		Makridis
Nani		Dobrasinovic
Fernandes (Moutinho 79`)		Satsias
Danny (Liédson 61`)		Avraam
Almeida (Djaló 84`)		Konstantinou
Georges Leekens	coach	Angelos Anastasiadis

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Belgium 0 : 1 Germany

	EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP
Saturday, 4 September 2010	Stade Roi Baudouin, Brussel	Qualification
	Attendance: -
	Referee: Terje Hauge
BELGIUM		GERMANY
	GOALS
-	0 - 1	51`- Miroslav Klose
	TEAM  STATS
8 (5)	Shots (on goal)	7 (3)
4	Corner Kicks	6
14	Fouls Committed	7
1	Yellow Cards	2
0	Red Cards	0
4	Offsides	2
40 %	Ball Possession	60 %
	LINE-UPS
Bailly		Neuer
Van Buyten		Jansen (Westermann 46`)
Vermaelen		Lahm
Vertonghen		Mertesacker
Alderweireld		Badstuber
Kompany		Schweinsteiger
Simons (Vossen 83`)		Özil (Da Silva 88`)
Fellaini		Khedira
Hazard (Defour 73`)		Klose
Dembélé		Podolski (Kroos 70`)
Lukaku (Benteke 73`)		Müller
Georges Leekens	coach	Joachim Löw

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Estonia 1 : 2 Italy

	EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP
Saturday, 4 September 2010	A. Le Coq Arena, Tallinn	Qualification
	Attendance: -
	Referee: Carlos Carballo
ESTONIA		ITALY
	GOALS
Sergei Zenjov - 31`	1 - 0	-
-	1 - 1	60`- Antonio Cassano
-	1 - 2	63`- Leonardo Bonucci
	TEAM  STATS
6 (2)	Shots (on goal)	8 (4)
3	Corner Kicks	9
15	Fouls Committed	7
2	Yellow Cards	0
0	Red Cards	0
1	Offsides	5
35 %	Ball Possession	65 %
	LINE-UPS
Pareiko		Sirigu
Klavan		Bonucci
Piiroja		Cassani
Jääger		Molinaro
Rahn		Chiellini
Kruglov (Kink 82`)		De Rossi
Dmitrijev		Pirlo
Puri (Purje 77`)		Montolivo (Palombo 75`)
Vunk		Pepe (Quagliarella 61`)
Vassiljev		Cassano (Antonelli 80`)
Zenjov (Saag 64`)		Pazzini
Tarmo Rüütli	coach	Cesare Prandelli

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San Marino 0 : 5 Netherlands

	EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP
Saturday, 4 September 2010	Stadio Olimpico di Serravalle, Serravalle	Qualification
	Attendance: -
	Referee: Lee Evans
SAN MARINO		NETHERLANDS
	GOALS
-	0 - 1	16`- Dirk Kuyt [pen.]
-	0 - 2	38`- Klaas Jan Huntelaar
-	0 - 3	48`- Klaas Jan Huntelaar
-	0 - 4	67`- Klaas Jan Huntelaar
-	0 - 5	90`- Ruud van Nistelrooy
	TEAM  STATS
1 (1)	Shots (on goal)	16 (9)
1	Corner Kicks	8
11	Fouls Committed	1
4	Yellow Cards	1
0	Red Cards	0
3	Offsides	2
50 %	Ball Possession	50 %
	LINE-UPS
Simoncini		Stekelenburg
Fabio Vitaioli		Mathijsen
Valle (Bacciocchi 61`)		Maduro
Simoncini		Pieters
Valentini		van der Wiel
Berretti		Sneijder
Vannucci		van Bommel
Mazza		de Jong (van der Vaart 46`)
Marani (Gasperoni 76`)		Kuyt (van Nistelrooy 68`)
Selva		Elia (Afellay 59`)
Matteo Vitaioli (Ciacci 83`)		Huntelaar
Giampaolo Mazza	coach	Bert van Marwijk

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Liechtenstein 0 : 4 Spain

	EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP
Saturday, 4 September 2010	Rheinpark Stadion, Vaduz	Qualification
	Attendance: -
	Referee: Bulent Yildirim
LIECHTENSTEIN		SPAIN
	GOALS
-	0 - 1	18`- Fernando Torres
-	0 - 2	26`- David Villa
-	0 - 3	54`- Fernando Torres
-	0 - 4	62`- David Silva
	TEAM  STATS
2 (1)	Shots (on goal)	15 (10)
4	Corner Kicks	11
3	Fouls Committed	3
1	Yellow Cards	0
0	Red Cards	0
0	Offsides	3
37 %	Ball Possession	63 %
	LINE-UPS
Jehle		Casillas
Martin Stocklasa		Marchena
Oehri (Vogt 46`)		Ramos
Michael Stocklasa		Piqué
Eberle (Rechsteiner 45`)		Capdevila
Burgmeier		Iniesta (Pedro 65`)
Polverino		Alonso
Wieser (Buchel 82`)		Xavi (Fábregas 46`)
Frick		Busquets
Erne		Torres (Silva 58`)
Hasler		Villa
Hans Zaugg	coach	Vicente Del Bosque

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England 4 : 0 Bulgaria

	EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP
Saturday, 4 September 2010	Wembley Stadium, London	Qualification
	Attendance: -
	Referee: Viktor Kassai
ENGLAND		BULGARIA
	GOALS
Jermain Defoe -  3`	1 - 0	-
Jermain Defoe - 61`	2 - 0	-
Adam Johnson - 83`	3 - 0	-
Jermain Defoe - 86`	4 - 0	-
	TEAM  STATS
13 (8)	Shots (on goal)	6 (3)
8	Corner Kicks	2
9	Fouls Committed	7
0	Yellow Cards	1
0	Red Cards	0
1	Offsides	3
53 %	Ball Possession	47 %
	LINE-UPS
Hart		Mihaylov
Cole		Milanov
Jagielka		Stoyanov
Johnson		Ivanov
Dawson (Cahill 56`)		Manolev (Minev 66`)
Gerrard		Stilian Petrov
Barry		Yankov
Milner		Martin Petrov
Rooney		Angelov
Walcott (Johnson 74`)		Popov (Peev 79`)
Defoe (Young 87`)		Bozhinov (Rangelov 63`)
Fabio Capello	coach	Stanimir Stoilov

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Euro 2012 - Qualifying Round - Day 1 Results

Thursday, 12 Aug 2010
HOME TEAM		SCORE		AWAY TEAM
Estonia		2 - 1		Faroe Islands

Friday, 3 Sept 2010
HOME TEAM		SCORE		AWAY TEAM
Israel		3 - 1		Malta
Armenia		0 - 1		Ireland Republic
Kazakhstan		0 - 3		Turkey
Moldova		2 - 0		Finland
Andorra		0 - 2		Russia

Saturday, 4 Sept 2010
HOME TEAM		SCORE		AWAY TEAM
Faroe Islands		0 - 3		Serbia
Montenegro		1 - 0		Wales
Sweden		2 - 0		Hungary
Romania		1 - 1		Albania
Latvia		0 - 3		Croatia
Lithuania		0 - 0		Scotland
Luxembourg		0 - 3		Bosnia-Herzegovina
Estonia		1 - 2		Italy
Slovakia		1 - 0		Macedonia FYR
San Marino		0 - 5		Netherlands
Liechtenstein		0 - 4		Spain
Belgium		0 - 1		Germany
Slovenia		0 - 1		Northern Ireland
Greece		1 - 1		Georgia
France		0 - 1		Belarus
England		4 - 0		Bulgaria
Iceland		1 - 2		Norway
Portugal		4 - 4		Cyprus

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