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EURO 2008 Austria/Switzerland
Date: 2008-06-07 -
2008-06-29
Host countries: Austria, Switzerland
Venues: Vienna, Klagenfurt, Salzburg, Innsbruck, Zurich, Basel, Bern,
Geneva
Participants: Spain , Czech Republic, Greece, Germany,
Italy, Romania, Sweden, Turkey, Croatia, France, Portugal, Netherlands,
Poland, Russia, Switzerland, Austria
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| RSOCCER.COM Ranking - Euro 2008 Austria - Switzerland Participants - 2008-05-07 |
| Not ranked teams: 2008-05-07 |
| FIXTURES - EURO 2008 - Austria/Switzerland |
| RESULTS - EURO 2008 - Austria/Switzerland |
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| The American presence in the English Premier League could be decimated this weekend: As many as nine of the 12 U.S. players in Europe's top league could find themselves on clubs relegated to a lower division. Nicknamed "Fulhamerica" by some because it has five U.S. national team players, Fulham is at Portsmouth on Sunday, the season's final day. | |
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| The Football Association (FA) have been awarded an extra place in the first qualifying round of next season's UEFA Cup after finishing first in UEFA's Fair Play competition, European football's governing body announced on Friday. | |
| England will get an extra club in next season's UEFA Cup after topping European soccer's Fair Play league. The extra club, still to be decided, will be added to the three which have already qualify from England -- League Cup winner Tottenham, the fifth-place finisher in the Premier League and the winner of the May 17 FA Cup final between Portsmouth and League Championship club Cardiff City. | |
| An additional English club will
qualify for next season's UEFA Cup after England topped Europe's
fair play rankings, UEFA said on Friday.
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| Injured Czech Republic midfielder
Tomas Rosicky has been ruled out of Euro 2008, his English
Premier League club Arsenal said on Friday.
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| The Czech Republic's injured captain Tomas Rosicky announced Friday that he will not be taking part in next month's European Championships due to a recurring knee injury. | |
| Portugal coach Luiz Felipe Scolari is concerned that his Euro 2008 side could be handicapped by the absence of talismanic players like Inter Milan veteran Luis Figo and PSG skipper Pedro Pauleta. | |
| With yob insurance,
football-shaped cakes and 100 life-size statues of former soccer
hero Hans Krankl, joint host Austria is gearing up for Euro 2008
in its own special way.
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| Poland's Dutch coach Leo Beenhakker on Thursday released a 26-player list from which he plans to draw his final 23-member squad for Euro 2008, the country's first ever European championships appearance. |
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