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Group A:

 

01 Russia

02 Poland

03 Greece

04 Czech Republic

 

Group B:

 

01 Germany

02 Netherlands

03 Portugal

04 Denmark

 

Group C:

 

01 Spain

02 Italy

03 Croatia

04 Ireland

 

Group D:

 

01 France

02 England

03 Ukraine

04 Sweden

 

 

Russia vs. Netherlands

Spain vs. England

Germany vs. Poland

France vs. Italy

 

 

Germany vs. Netherlands

Spain vs. France

 

 

Germany vs. Spain

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Group A:

 

01 Czech Republic

02 Russia

03 Poland

04 Greece

 

 

Group B:

 

01 Netherlands

02 Germany

03 Denmark

04 Portugal

 

 

Group C:

 

01 Spain

02 Crotia

03 Italy

04 Ireland

 

 

Group D:

 

01 England

02 France

03 Sweden

04 Ukraine

 

 

Czech Republic vs. Germany

Netherlands vs. Russia

Spain vs. France

England vs. Croatia

 

 

Germany vs. Netherlands

Spain vs. England

 

 

Netherlands vs. Spain

 

I think England will surprise people by being incredibly shit, painful and dull and get to the semi finals. Spain aren't as good as 2008/2010, same would be said for the Netherlands too, but their firepower up-front is boom.

Don't we have the first two going into a semi so Germany can't face say, the Netherlands again in the semis?

In that case:

Portugal vs Italy

Germany vs Sweden

It's the winners of QF1 vs. QF3 and QF2 vs. QF4

Group A

1. Russia

2. Greece

3. Poland

4. Czech Republic

 

Group B

1. Germany

2. Holland

3. Denmark

4. Portugal

 

Group C

1. Spain

2. Italy

3. Croatia

4. Ireland

 

Group D

1. France

2. Sweden

3. England

4. Ukraine

 

Russia v Holland

Spain v Sweden

Germany v Greece

France v Italy

 

Russia v Germany

Spain v Italy

 

Germany v Spain

Group A:

1. Poland

2. Russia

3. Czech Republic

4. Greece

 

Group B:

1. Netherlands

2. Germany

3. Denmark

4. Portugal

 

Group C:

1. Spain

2. Ireland

3. Croatia

4. Italy

 

Group D:

1. Sweden

2. France

3. England

4. Ukraine

 

QF:

Poland vs. Germany

France vs. Spain

Netherlands vs. Russia

Sweden vs. Ireland

 

SF:

Germany vs. Netherlands

France vs. Ireland

 

F:

Germany vs. France

 

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I recognise it seems extremely blind of me to put Ireland in the semis, but I thought since the English tend to do it, why can't I? :D

On a serious note though, I think they will beat Italy who are a shadow of their former selves, and assuming Spain win all 3 group matches, it could all hinge on the opening match vs. Croatia, where a draw might be enough. The Germans look the best equipped of all teams, I think Spain will miss Villa and especially Puyol and that will ultimately tell for them.

Group A

1. Russia

2. Czech Republic

3. Poland

4. Greece

 

Group B

1. Germany

2. Netherlands

3. Portugal

4. Denmark

 

 

Group C

1. Spain

2. Croatia

3. Italy

4. Ireland

 

Group D

1. France

2. Sweden

3. England

4. Ukraine

 

Russia v Netherlands

Spain v Sweden

Germany v Czech Republic

France v Croatia

 

Netherlands v Germany

Spain v Croatia

 

Germany v Spain

Group A

1. Russia

2. Poland

3. Czech Republic

4. Greece

 

Group B

1. Germany

2. Netherlands

3. Portugal

4. Denmark

 

Group C

1. Spain

2. Croatia

3. Ireland

4. Italy

 

Group D

1. France

2. England

3. Sweden

4. Ukraine

 

Russia v Netherlands

Spain v England

Germany v Poland

France v Croatia

 

Netherlands v Germany

Spain v France

 

Germany v France

via Paddy Power

 

To win:

Spain 11/4

Germany 3/1

Holland 13/2

France 10/1

England 14/1

Italy 16/1

Portugal 18/1

Russia 20/1

Croatia 50/1

Ukraine 50/1

Poland 50/1

Sweden 66/1

Czech Republic 66/1

Ireland 80/1

Denmark 80/1

Greece 100/1

 

Top Goalscorer

Robin Van Persie 9/1

Mario Gomez 9/1

Karim Benzema 12/1

Cristiano Ronaldo 14/1

Fernando Torres 16/1

Fernando Llorente 16/1

Klaas-Jan Huntelaar 18/1

Robert Lewandowski 20/1

Thomas Muller 28/1

Lukas Podolski 28/1

 

Tempted to put a bet on France to win

Frankly I can't believe this isn't getting more cover. Horrendous.

 

Holland players have been left outraged after they were racially abused during a pre-Euros training session in Poland.

The Dutch are based in Krakow, close to England’s headquarters, and chants rained down on them at Wisla Krakow’s stadium as they prepared for Saturday's opening group game against Denmark.

Roy Hodgson’s side will hold a training session at their Polish base, in front of 3,500 invited spectators, on Friday.

Dutch skipper Mark Van Bommel has threatened to walk off the pitch if his side suffer a repeat of the abuse that his black team-mates endured during their open session.

On the squad's first lap of the pitch, around 500 Polish fans started a chorus of monkey chants, which became even louder at the end of the second circuit.

Van Bommel led the squad to the other end of the stadium to escape the abuse, then launched a furious verbal assault accusing UEFA officials of trying to sweep the problem under the carpet.

The former Bayern Munich and AC Milan midfielder, now back with first club PSV Eindhoven, said: “What happened is a real disgrace, especially after getting back from Auschwitz, that we were confronted with this.

“We will take it up with UEFA and if it happens on the pitch during a match we will talk to the referee and ask to leave the field.”

UEFA officials and Dutch FA chiefs attempted to play down the incident but an infuriated Van Bommel added: “If people say they didn’t hear it, then they need to open their ears.

“If they did hear it and didn’t want to hear it, then that’s even worse.”

The Wisla ground, the largest in Krakow, is around three miles from England’s training base at the Stadion Suche Stawy.

FA chiefs have been determined to demonstrate their role as “good tourists” during their stay in Krakow.

Skipper Steven Gerrard led Hodgson’s squad as they attended a reception given by the Mayor of Krakow at the 19th Century Polish Art Gallery, close to their city centre hotel.

The England players will also visit Auschwitz and the Schindler Museum to pay tribute to the victims of the Holocaust.

UEFA refusing to investigate because apparently this doesn't count as racist abuse. Christ.
UEFA refusing to investigate because apparently this doesn't count as racist abuse. Christ.

 

The Dutch FA have not backed up their players statements though. Hard to do a formal investigation just based on player comments. Very worrying though.

I really hope the racism isn't going to overshadow the whole tournament :( It's going to look pretty shady if UEFA keep denying these claims throughout.
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Mario Balotelli will apparently be wearing "Barwuah Balotelli" (Barwuah being his last name by birth) on his shirt. I doubt it'll affect the amount of abuse he receives, but interesting anyway.
Greece are terrible.

 

 

I echo this.

 

Poland should win this, its their first match as host, they should finish runners up I think, with Russia winning the group.

Ridiculous sending off, don't think either of those fouls were yellow cards.

 

Poland are playing well and apparently we're after their goalscorer.

Greece were bad enough with 11 men

 

Apparently this referee issued 16 red cards in 19 La Liga matches :o

Off work for a week to watch the 5pm games :lol: Gutted Ninis went off at ht for Greece, quality little player, one of the players i've been most looking forward to watching in the tournament! Hope he starts again next game.

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