Celebrations erupted in downtown Rome as thousands of people took to the streets after Italy beat England in a penalty shootout to win the European Championship at Wembley Stadium in London.
Fireworks lit the sky as cars honked non-stop and ecstatic fans waving Italian flags spilled out of the Piazza del Popolo where they had watched the match on big screens.
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6/13/12
European Soccer Cup: Germany beat Dutch, Portugal strike late
Mario Gomez scored twice for Germany, taking his tally to three goals in two games and leaving the Dutch needing victory over Portugal in their last Group B match to have any chance of progressing.
They are also dependent on Germany beating Denmark. The Danes came back from 2-0 down against Portugal thanks to two close-range headers by Nicklas Bendtner, before substitute Silvestre Varela smashed in the 87th-minute winner.
Germany have six points from two games, Denmark and Portugal have three and the Netherlands none.
Off the pitch, tension was growing between Russia and co-hosts Poland over fighting in which police fired rubber bullets and tear gas and detained 184 people before the countries' Group A match in Warsaw on Tuesday.
The Kremlin said President Vladimir Putin had told Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk by telephone that Warsaw bore "full responsibility" for fans' safety and Russia's Foreign Ministry accused Polish fans of provoking the violence.
Read more: Germany beat Dutch, Portugal strike late | Football | Reuters
They are also dependent on Germany beating Denmark. The Danes came back from 2-0 down against Portugal thanks to two close-range headers by Nicklas Bendtner, before substitute Silvestre Varela smashed in the 87th-minute winner.
Germany have six points from two games, Denmark and Portugal have three and the Netherlands none.
Off the pitch, tension was growing between Russia and co-hosts Poland over fighting in which police fired rubber bullets and tear gas and detained 184 people before the countries' Group A match in Warsaw on Tuesday.
The Kremlin said President Vladimir Putin had told Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk by telephone that Warsaw bore "full responsibility" for fans' safety and Russia's Foreign Ministry accused Polish fans of provoking the violence.
Read more: Germany beat Dutch, Portugal strike late | Football | Reuters
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9/4/10
Soccer Europa Cup: Spain, Netherlands, England Easily Win to Open Qualifying for Euro 2012
World Cup winner Spain, England and the Netherlands easily won to open qualifying for soccer’s 2012 European Championship.
Fernando Torres scored two goals as Spain began defense of its European title with a 4-0 victory in Liechtenstein. Klass- Jan Huntelaar scored a hat trick as World Cup runnerup Netherlands routed San Marino 5-0, while Jermaine Defoe scored three goals to lead England past Bulgaria 4-0 in London. Germany won 1-0 at Belgium and Italy rallied for two second-half goals to win 2-1 in Estonia. Sergey Kisliak’s goal in the 86th minute gave Belarus a 1-0 win over France in Paris and Andreas Avraam scored in the final minute as Cyprus tied 4-4 in Portugal.
The second round of qualifying matches will be played Sept. 7.
For more: Spain, Netherlands, England Easily Win to Open Qualifying for Euro 2012 - Bloomberg
Fernando Torres scored two goals as Spain began defense of its European title with a 4-0 victory in Liechtenstein. Klass- Jan Huntelaar scored a hat trick as World Cup runnerup Netherlands routed San Marino 5-0, while Jermaine Defoe scored three goals to lead England past Bulgaria 4-0 in London. Germany won 1-0 at Belgium and Italy rallied for two second-half goals to win 2-1 in Estonia. Sergey Kisliak’s goal in the 86th minute gave Belarus a 1-0 win over France in Paris and Andreas Avraam scored in the final minute as Cyprus tied 4-4 in Portugal.
The second round of qualifying matches will be played Sept. 7.
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