Nothing surprising here, we talked about this on Monday, but Croatia international Ivan Klasnic has decided to join Nantes this summer. The two-time scorer at Euro 2008, Klasnic was linked with a free move to Wigan before it was revealed... Click to continue reading...

The story of Croatia striker Ivan Klasnic is an incredible one. The former Werder Bremen forward needed a kidney transplant and soon recovered to score twice for Croatia in the Euro 2008 finals. His performance caught the eye of Steve... Click to continue reading...

David Bentley
There could be an almighty scrap on the cards for David Bentley, if the tabs are to be believed.

The Mail on Sunday claims Spurs are preparing a £15million bid, but they may face competition from Everton, who are rather scared there may be some truth in those Mikel Arteta to Atletico Madrid rumours. Click to continue reading...

Ivan Klasnic and Olivier Kapo might be playing at the JJB this coming season as both are being strongly linked with a move to Wigan Athletic. Klasnic, the Croatian striker, is available on a free and has had interest from... Click to continue reading...

One Croatian newspaper has decided that citizens are so depressed by the team's dramatic quarterfinal exit, they need counseling.

After ninety goalless minutes of the quarterfinal against Turkey and with extra time coming to an end, Ivan Klasnic broke the deadlock in the 119th minute. Looked like a fairytale result for the Fiery Ones, especially with Ivan Klasnic scoring the winner (the Werder Bremen striker only made his post-kidney transplant comeback last November).

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Well this tournament continues to exceed all expectations with the second quarter final of EURO 2008 managing to surpass the first one for sheer drama, if not quality, as Croatia vs Turkey exploded into life in the final moments after a frankly fairly drab previous 120 minutes during which both teams had pretty much cancelled each other out. Click to continue reading...

Greatest. Euros. Ever. A tournament that was already earning praise as one of the best ever added another classic chapter today as Turkey advanced to the semifinals with a 3-1 shootout win over Croatia following a 1-1 draw. Turkey tied the game on the last kick of extra time just moments after the Croats had taken the lead. Click to continue reading...

Turquía derrotó 3-1 en penales a Croacia en los cuartos de final de la Eurocopa, tras haber empatado milagrosamente 1-1 en tiempos extras, con lo que logró avanzar a las semifinales del torneo de Austria y Suiza.

En el tiempo reglamentario las emociones no fueron muchas, y todo terminó empatado sin goles, por lo que se tuvieron que jugar tiempos extras, donde ambas selecciones trataron de adelantarse en el marcador y sepultar las esperanzas del rival, lo que parecía haber logrado Croacia, cuando al minuto 119, Ivan Klasnic cabeceó un centro por la banda derecha y venció al arquero Rustu Recber, sellando lo que parecía el pase a semifinales de los croatas. Click to continue reading...

EURO 2008 QF VIENNA
Croatia 1:1 Turkey aet; Turkey win 3-1 on penalties

A disappointing contest which never got going over 118 minutes, implausibly caught fire in the last two minutes of extra-time, allowing first Croatia and then Turkey to revel in 60 seconds of ecstasy, before three missed penalties sent the Turks through to a semi-final date with Germany. Click to continue reading...

Germany 1, Austria 0
Croatia 1, Poland

It wasn't the beautiful advertisement for soccer that yesterday's Turkey-Czech Republic game was, but Germany secured the result they needed with a 1-0 win over Austria to advance to the quarterfinals. It's the first quarterfinal berth for Germany since they won Euro '96. Click to continue reading...

Germany 1, Austria 0
Croatia 1, Poland

It wasn't the beautiful advertisement for soccer that yesterday's Turkey-Czech Republic game was, but Germany secured the result they needed with a 1-0 win over Austria to advance to the quarterfinals. It's the first quarterfinal berth for Germany since they won Euro '96. Click to continue reading...

La selección de Alemania derrotó 1-0 a Austria y así aseguro su lugar en los cuartos de final de la Eurocopa 2008; Croacia venció por el mismo marcador a Polonia y sentenció su eliminación.

El segundo lugar del Grupo B estaba vacante, y Alemania o Polonia lo iban a ocupar, pues Croacia ya estaba calificado antes de esta última fecha, por lo que los teutones llegaron con la necesidad de conseguir una victoria frente a una débil selección austríaca. Click to continue reading...

It seems that TV companies decision making processes are as shackled by the commercial chains in Germany as they are in England. A visually impaired alien from the planet Fusballistscheise could have told you that the Leverkusen v Bremen match was the game of the week rather than Hertha v Bayern. But, Munich are probably a bigger draw internationally so that was the big TV game on Saturday. Click to continue reading...