Champagne Moments of Euro 2008 part twoEuro 2008 by Caroline Cheese - BBC Sport (U1647853) 30 June 2008 When we decided to introduce Champagne Moments to our Euro 2008 coverage, we never thought the tournament would rise to the challenge in such magnificent fashion. Austria and Switzerland hosted a feast of adventurous attacking, calamitous defending, dazzling team goals and, above all, unbelievable drama. Latest comments
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Raikkonen4Lifee (U12311737) posted Jun 30, 2008 for me, Turkey were outstanding. I also enjoyed Ballacks Free Kick, and also the Germany v Portugal game. And the Croatia vs Turkey game, two goals in the last 2 ET mins, amazing. Surprises for me we Holland when they went out to Russia, and also how rubbish both France & Italy were
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itsonlyagame (U9924938) posted Jun 30, 2008 Still RVNs magic touch to unleash Robben, on the way to Van Persie's goal vs France.
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piabaine (U12282700) posted Jun 30, 2008 Does the Spanish victory have anything to do with Nostradamus?
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Freethinker1984 (U11041558) posted Jun 30, 2008 What about Nihat's last minute goal? I know you don't want just clips of Turkey, but how can you leave that one out? Is the problem that it was on the 'other channel'?
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JordinhoVanMelaay8 (U8316016) posted Jun 30, 2008 For me, one has to be Holland vs France when france get a goal back courtesy of Theirry Henry for Arjen Robben to go down the field and score one of the goals of the tournement, from a tight angle where no one expected him to score to seal the game in favour of the dutch.
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bombasticfootballfan (U11265128) posted Jun 30, 2008 Champagne moment was Netherlands beating Italy 3-0 in a game that produced one of the top 3 goals of the tournament(the volley), and secondly
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Rőnaldő (U4791979) posted Sep 8, 2008 Pepe's header in the group stage was simple but accurate, thats how to take a header. Comment on this article
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