Germany started qualification for the 2010 World Cup last week against Liechtenstein and Finland. Despite the generally positive results, Joachim Löw needs to quickly find the solutions to the problems that have been plaguing the German team since the Euro 2008 Final in Vienna. 1. There is a large hole in Germany's Click to continue reading...

From the Waynesville Daily Guide:

A new Age 14-Under girls' soccer team is being formed for youths in the Rolla area.

The team will be open to any girl age 12 or 13 in the Rolla area, including communities such as Waynesville, Dixon, St. James, Vienna, and other area towns.

Depending on the interest shown, a team could be formed for the upcoming fall season.

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A great front page today from the French sports daily L'Equipe after last weekend's shock loss to Austria in Vienna. It looks like French manager, and comedy idiot, Daniel Domenech may finally have to walk the plank. Click to continue reading...

Wow, a huge upset in the first round of European World Cup qualifiers as Austria beat France 3-1. When you look at those lineups, there is no way that France should not at least have come out of Vienna without a draw, and even that would have to be considered an upset. I am sure that the pressure is now squarely on Raymond Domenech, but it really should be on the French FA for keeping Domenech after the debacle that was the French performance at Euro 2008. Click to continue reading...

With the first World Cup qualifying match against France this Saturday in Vienna, Karel Brückner is hard at work devising a plan to slow their attack. He has equally noted that he is possibly going to make some roster adjustments as he reviews injuries. At present a nagging ankle injury Click to continue reading...

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I don't know how he's done it but former Spurs hero Gary Lineker has landed himself basically the best life ever. On top of holding the honour of the joint-leading England goal-scorer of all-time, Lineker has managed to land himself not only a hot chick half his age, but also a working existence based purely on watching football and golf. Click to continue reading...

Ümit Korkmaz, the swift Midfielder from Vienna who showed so much promise at the recent Euros, broke his foot yesterday in his first day of practicing with his new club Eintracht Frankfurt of the Bundesliga. Reports indicated that the injury will not require surgery but Ümit is expected to be Click to continue reading...

Few foreign players have adapted better - or as quickly - to the unique demands of top-flight football in England than Fernando Torres. In his first season, after arriving at Liverpool 12 months ago, he scored 33 goals in all competitions.

Yet as the prolific Spain striker ponders how he can improve next season, having set the bar so high, he is swift to pay tribute to the part that Rafael Benítez played in his rapid and spectacular progress. Click to continue reading...

Germany 0-1 Spain. The chokers are no more. In a hard-fought but dominated battle in Vienna, La Selección wiped all of their historical fears and under-achieving inhibitions away: one swift movement (as swift as Fernando Torres's run behind Philipp Lahm, and swifter than his finishing touch over Jens Lehmann) to swipe the European Cup right from [. Click to continue reading...

We can help you here at the Den. It's only 3 days since Spain held aloft the Euro 2008 Silverware in Vienna and already I'm suffering symptoms not seen since the last day of the season, yep Euro 2008 cold turkey. Like Rents, I need a hit so what better than a quick reminder of what a great tournament it really was. Click to continue reading...

Austrian press are reporting that former Schalke 04 manager, Mirko Slomka, had an interview with ÖFB President Friedrich Stickler in Vienna regarding the available head coaching position. The 40 year-old Slomka and Andreas Herzog, Austria's most capped international, are the only individuals known to be in the running at this Click to continue reading...

Arsenal are days away from confirming their first major summer signing. Twenty-one year old Amaury Bischoff has confirmed himself that the move is happening.

"There are just a few details to sort out but Arsenal will step up for me. I've been waiting for Arsene Wenger to return from the Euro 2008 final in Vienna, but I hope to sign in the next few days.

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Germany goalkeeper Jens Lehmann has told Fernando Torres that he is still not as good as Thierry Henry at his best, but could get there in time.

Torres was the match-winner for Spain in the Euro 2008 final as he latched onto a Xavi pass and finished expertly past Lehmann.

Lehmann has been impressed by the Liverpool striker but feels there is still room for improvement. Click to continue reading...

After 44 years in the wilderness a jubilant Spanish side celebrate their EURO 2008 triumph after beating Germany 1-0 in the final. With the eyes of the world on the festivities in Vienna, Sergio Ramos removes his Spain shirt to reveal a tribute to his dear friend and former Sevilla teammate Antonio Puerta, who died tragically while playing for Sevilla early in the 2007/2008 season. Click to continue reading...

Congratulations Cesc! I couldn't be happier for the man. I actually got to watch the first half of the game due to a rain delay at the ball park so I got to saw the goal (which was outstanding) that decided the match. Cesc got to start and the score was still 1-0 at the end of the ninety minutes and Cesc and Spain finally got their hands on a trophy. Click to continue reading...

"Terminus: Vienne", this was written on the Swiss Team's Bus, "Destination: Vienna". It hasn't been the case, the Swiss players probably watched the final in front of their screens in some remote tropical island or in the comfort of their home. Switzerland ends this tournament with an official 9th place Click to continue reading...

Well done to Cesc Fabregas who was part of Spain's Euro 2008 winning side last night. Although he was rather oddly substituted by loopy manager Luis Aragones Spain were never really troubled by Germany and Fernando Torres' goal was enough to win it. Cesc said afterwards:

This the best day of my life as a football player.

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For all the laudatory praise that will inevitably follow Spain's 1-0 victory over Germany in the Ernst Happel Stadium in Vienna, the culmination of the 2008 European Championship failed to live up to its consistently thrilling early stages. Despite their clear failure to organise a defence befitting a truly great team, Spain are a competent [. Click to continue reading...

Germany went down to a Torres goal at Vienna in the Euro 2008 final. Here are the highlights: "Germany 0-1 Spain Euro 2008 Final - Video Highlights" was originally published at Soccerlens.com - Football News. Click to continue reading...

Spain are the champions of Europe after defeating Germany 1-0 in the final of the European Championships in Vienna. The Spanish, so long the perennial underachievers, thoroughly deserved their victory after dominating the final from start to finish. Simply put, Spain were far too good for the Germans and no one would begrudge them their victory. Click to continue reading...

As Euro 2008 is coming to a close with tonights final being played in vienna tonight between Germany & Spain, i thought i would look back at some of the best goals of Euro 2008, i wonder if any of tonights goals will make it into this collection: Best Euro 2008 Goals Video #Part 1 Best Euro [...] Click to continue reading...

Germany v Spain Euro 2008 Final Date - Sunday 29 June 2008 Venue - Ernst Happel Stadion, Vienna Kickoff - 20:45 CET, 19:45 UK, 14:45 EST A look at the two Euro 2008 finalists, their strengths and weaknesses and what both teams need to do in order to win the cup. Germany Germany have had a topsy-turvy tournament, losing to Croatia [. Click to continue reading...

If Spain doesn't win this one, they'll never win one. Michael Ballack is fresh off a calf injury and now in doubt for the final; Torsten Frings has a broken rib which limited him to spot duty in the semifinal against Turkey; and Simon Rolfes looks like he just went 15 rounds with a Sonny Liston in his prime.

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Germany Vs Spain Highlights : Euro 2008 Final Highlights UEFA EURO 2008 FINAL Highlights Date: Sun 29 June Kick-off: 1945 BST Venue: Ernst Happel Stadion, Vienna Coverage: Live at FootyBlog.net ** Watch Germany Vs Spain Live Online - Click Here ** Germany and Spain end Euro 2008 and football fans worldwide will awe in glee as these two european footballing power nations [. Click to continue reading...

Este set fotográfico tiene las mejores fotos de Vienna donde la final de la Eurocopa se juega este domingo, es de lo mejor que puedes ver desde el Fanzone, este set del Fotografo local austriaco tiene mas de 2269 fotos y seguirá subiendo mas, así que checalas



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Germany Vs Spain Live Streaming Online : Euro 2008 Final Live UEFA EURO 2008 FINAL Date: Sun 29 June Kick-off: 1945 BST Venue: Ernst Happel Stadion, Vienna Coverage: Live at FootyBlog.net Today is the day that all football fans have been anticipating all month, it is both good and bad, Good because we have a great final ahead of us, bad [. Click to continue reading...

It's Spain vs Germany in Vienna tomorrow, but unfortunately not everyone can be Spanish or German and have a team in the Euro 2008 final. So that means plenty of neutrals will be watching the game. But are you going to stay neutral? If you've no allegiance to either Spain or Germany Click to continue reading...

2008 UEFA Final: Clash of The Titans! The 2008 UEFA, held in Vienna has been very exciting not... Click to continue reading...

And so only the final awaits. I must say, this has been the most enjoyable tournament in recent memory. The willingness of many teams to play open, flowing football has been a joy to watch. Mind you, I can't wait for club football to return, but this has been a better than expected diversion. Click to continue reading...

More faces of the fan zone
Originally uploaded by Mike from Zurich España ha pasado a la gran final y las bellezas europeas están bien representadas por el fuego de las españolas, quienes se encuentran festejando este tremendo pase a la Gran final en Vienna.
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UEFA EURO 2008 FINAL Date: Sun 29 June Kick-off: 1945 BST Venue: Ernst Happel Stadion, Vienna Coverage: Live at FootyBlog.net Hear Yee Hear Yee..... Well not quite, but if you didnt know already then is is going to be a Germany Vs Spain final at Euro 2008, what has been a great month of football is now drawing to a [. Click to continue reading...

The much talked about Russian team came crashing back to earth on a damp in Vienna as Spain comfortably beat them 3-0 to set up an interesting Euro 2008 final with Germany on Sunday. Spain who were led by an inspired performance by Cesc Fabregas scored three second-half goals to reach the final for the [. Click to continue reading...

The much talked about Russian team came crashing back to earth on a damp in Vienna as Spain comfortably beat them 3-0 to set up an interesting Euro 2008 final with Germany on Sunday. Spain who were led by an inspired performance by Cesc Fabregas scored three second-half goals to reach the final for the [. Click to continue reading...

Spain's Carles Puyol and Russia's Andrei Arshavin challenge for a ball during this evening's semi-final in Vienna. Puyol is remarkably good in the air for someone who needs a haircut. AP Photo/Jon Super Click to continue reading...