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Euro 2012 warm up games - all friendlies/results from the 16 teams


Rob1981

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here you are then:

TUESDAY 22 MAY

POLAND        1 - 0    Latvia             Klagenfurt, Austria

FRIDAY 25 MAY

CROATIA       3 - 1    Estonia            Pula, Croatia      
RUSSIA        1 - 1    Uruguay            Moscow, Russia

SATURDAY 26 MAY

CZECH REP     2 – 1    Israel             Graz, Austria
DENMARK       1 – 3    Brazil             Hamburg, Germany
GREECE        1 – 1    Slovenia           Kufstein, Austria
HOLLAND       1 – 2    Bulgaria           Amsterdam, Holland
IRELAND       1 – 0    Bosnia             Dublin, Ireland
Norway        0 – 1    ENGLAND            Oslo, Norway
POLAND        1 - 0    Slovakia           Klagenfurt, Austria
PORTUGAL      0 – 0    Macedonia          Leiria, Portugal
SPAIN         2 – 0    Serbia             St Gall, Switzerland
Switzerland   5 – 3    GERMANY            Basel, Switzerland

SUNDAY 27 MAY

FRANCE        3 – 2    Iceland            Valenciennes, France

MONDAY 28 MAY

UKRAINE       4 – 0    Estonia            Kufstein, Austria

TUESDAY 29 MAY

Lithuania     0 – 0    RUSSIA             Nyon, Switzerland   

WEDNESDAY 30 MAY

HOLLAND       2 – 0    Slovakia           Rotterdam, Holland
SWEDEN        3 – 2    Iceland            Gothenburg, Sweden
SPAIN         4 – 1    South Korea        Berne, Switzerland   

THURSDAY 31 MAY

Armenia       0 - 1    GREECE             Kufstein, Austria
FRANCE        2 - 0    Serbia             Reims, France     
GERMANY       2 - 0    Israel             Leipzig, Germany

FRIDAY 1 JUNE

Austria       3 - 2    UKRAINE            Innsbruck, Austria
CZECH REP     1 - 2    Hungary            Prague, Czech Rep 
ITALY         0 - 3    RUSSIA             Zurich, Switzerland

SATURDAY 2 JUNE

DENMARK       2 - 0    Australia          Copenhagen, Denmark
ENGLAND       1 - 0    Belgium            London, England
HOLLAND       6 - 0    N Ireland          Amsterdam, Holland
Norway        1 - 1    CROATIA            Oslo, Norway
POLAND        4 - 0    Andorra            Warsaw, Poland
PORTUGAL      1 - 3    Turkey             Lisbon, Portugal

SUNDAY 3 JUNE

SPAIN         1 - 0    China              Seville, Spain    

MONDAY 4 JUNE

Hungary       0 - 0     IRELAND            Budapest, Hungary 

TUESDAY 5 JUNE

FRANCE        4 - 0    Estonia            Le Mans, France
SWEDEN        2 - 1    Serbia             Solna, Sweden
Turkey        2 - 0    UKRAINE            Ingolstadt, Germany

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So many countries playing on neutral grounds as well. Never understood that.

I mean, Brazil and Argentina playing games in Europe is one thing, but why do the likes of Spain/Italy play games in Austria and Switzerland :confused:

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So many countries playing on neutral grounds as well. Never understood that.

I mean, Brazil and Argentina playing games in Europe is one thing, but why do the likes of Spain/Italy play games in Austria and Switzerland :confused:

Brazil and Argentina shouldn't play games in Europe either, but everyone does for the same reason: $$$$

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It seems besides that scandal at club level, they are getting embarrassed at national team level as well...better not to go to the Euros indeed...

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The attack was, mostly, fine. We created chances, but didn't take them. Balotelli had one in the first half, Marchisio too - both of those should have gone in.

The defence wasn't great, but two of the goals were really bad individual errors from Maggio. Nothing you can do about that.

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How good were the Russians?

Looked good going forward. They created a lot of chances - I know two of the goals were from our errors, but they should have scored a couple before that anyway, their finishing was just horrific.

Some of the Italy defending wasn't very good though, so I think it was a bit of a mix between Russia being really slick, and Italy looking a bit of a mess.

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Russian created chances and both teams looked medicore at the back. Could've ended 3-3. Russian finished better from the two teams. Was a very open game. Wouldn't read too much into the score but they look like the team to beat in the group.

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FT: Denmark-Australia 2-0

A easy win for the Danes. But besides the small confidence boost, this game wasn't very ueful. Australia was really poor (they were fairly decent at the two last WC's, what happened?) and didn't remind at all about the opposition at the EURO. And despite a rather easy opponent, the Danish defence managed to look really unsecure in many situations :thdn:

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Portugal on a major wobble - lost at home to Turkey tonight. This after Macedonia held them 0-0.

DENMARK 2-0 Australia

ENGLAND 1-0 Belgium

HOLLAND 6-0 Northern Ireland

Norway 1-1 CROATIA

POLAND 4-0 Andorra

PORTUGAL 1-3 Turkey

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Just one game tonight, finished Spain 1-0 China. Took them until 84th minute to score, despite the usual possession stats.
Tbf to them, they could've had 7. Iniesta and Torres both hit the bar in the 2nd half, had a Mata goal disallowed for offside (or a foul) and they created plenty in the 2nd half (didn't watch the opening half)
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Sweden weren't overly impressive, they scored through a GK blunder of ours and we bossed the 1st half. The pen was unneccesary too, imo, but as the game slowed down in tempo (from 70 ish minutes onwards), the Swedes looked much more comfortable and created a few chances - I think it was the high pressing game we set up at the start that was what Sweden didn't react too and both Lustig and Olsson kept bombing forward which created gaps at the back, which we exploited.

They'd probably do well against sides in their group who won't set out at a high tempo and are reliant on a counter attacking game.

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Yes, remember hearing something about that recently. Quite impressive and also a little odd but I guess some of the more traditional nations may not have played all of the newer nations whereas they obviously have.

I wonder who's next in line and how many England have played and who we haven't, etc?

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