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30.06.2008, 23:33 Torres ends Spain's long wait for glorySpain became European champions for the second time after Fernando Torres's first-half goal in Vienna proved enough to defeat Germany in the final of UEFA EURO 2008™. | |
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27.06.2008, 13:29 Clinical Spain set up Germany final dateSecond-half goals from Xavi Hernández, Daniel Güiza and David Silva sent Spain through to a UEFA EURO 2008™ final meeting with Germany as Luis Aragonés's men proved too strong for Russia in Vienna. | |
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25.06.2008, 13:27 Germany strike late to seal final placeA 90th-minute strike from Philipp Lahm sent Germany into the UEFA EURO 2008™ final and ended the march of a brave Turkey side who were unable to summon one last dramatic equaliser. | |
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23.06.2008, 17:05 Casillas' saves put Spain in semisIker Casillas was the penalty shoot-out hero as Spain held their collective nerve to throw out the record book and claim a UEFA EURO 2008™ semi-final against Russia. | |
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22.06.2008, 17:04 Classy Russia leave Oranje crushedDmitri Torbinski and Andrei Arshavin struck in the last eight minutes of extra time to take Russia into the UEFA EURO 2008™ semi-finals at the expense of the Netherlands as Guus Hiddink eliminated the nation of his birth. | |
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21.06.2008, 19:01 Turkey triumph in Vienna shoot-outTurkey made it through to their first UEFA European Championship semi-final at Croatia's expense after a thrilling match in Vienna was decided on penalties after the two sides had swapped goals in the final moments of extra time. | |
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19.06.2008, 18:57 Portugal ousted by German power showGermany progressed to the semi-finals of the UEFA European Championship for the first time since 1996 as goals from Bastian Schweinsteiger, Miroslav Klose and Michael Ballack secured a 3-2 victory over Portugal in Basel. | |
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Shinji OnoPerson: Shinji Ono, Team: Japan, Role: Midfielders | |
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NEW!!! World Cup 2006 – Create your own team! We see two lines on the chart of Shinji Ono. One is red; the other is green. They may coincide, cross each other or diverge. But what does this mean? If the green line is above the red one it corresponds to a period of success and overall stability. When reversed (red above green), it denotes a time of difficulties, problems and crises. Peaks symbolize moments of decision-making. If the lines nearly touch, it represents difficult but productive periods when a person both has obstacles to overcome and the means to achieve it. As for sportsman it allows to estimate his potential on forthcoming competitions. Peak in a red curve represents of negative factors: the bad sport condition, an extreme pressure of all forces, injury risk period, the adverse external circumstances, banning of the purpose. The green curve is set of positive supporting factors: the excellent sport condition, favorable external circumstances and real chance of a victory! | |
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