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EURO 2008 FINAL HIGHLIGHTS
Date: Sunday 29th June
Kick Off: 19:45 BST
Venue: Ernst Happel Stadion, Vienna

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UEFA EURO 2008 FINAL
Date: Sunday 29th June
Kick Off: 19:45 BST
Venue: Ernst Happel Stadion, Vienna

The day is finally upon us. Euro 2008 is coming to an end and it will be Germany and Spain to contest the Final in Vienna today. Although we are all sad to see Euro 2008 come to an end, we are all desperate to see Germany and Spain in the Final in what should be a great climax to what has been a magnificent tournament.

We have come a long way from Germany’s opening win over Poland and Spain’s first of two crushing defeats of Russia but this is it! This is what they have all been playing for, the chance to lift the Henri Delaunay Trophy and its home for the next four years will now be in either Germany or Spain.

Spain have suffered a setback with the loss of David Villa but after the performance Cesc Fabregas put in against Russia as his replacement, Luis Aragones should have no real worries. Fabregas must surely start the Final.

Germany also have fresh worries ahead of the Final today in Michael Ballack who has not been a part of training in the German camp over the last two days. This is a cruel blow for Ballack as he also missed out on the 2002 World Cup final due to suspension.

Who will win it then?

Four years ago Greece taught us that we shouldn’t make pre-assumptions of a Euro Final. Albeit Greece were massive underdogs and Germany and Spain are two of the worlds greatest footballing nations but the same rules apply here. Anyone can win! (Or any two rather). But, seeing as we can’t sit on the sidelines here and we have to choose a winner, i am going to go for Spain.

The Germans are more than capable of winning but i think this is the year when Spain finally break their International curse. Perhaps i WANT to see it rather than actually believing it is going to happen but my prediction is still not going to change. Spain to win Euro 2008 and the scoreline will be… wait for it… Spain 3 - Germany 2.

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UEFA EURO 2008 FINAL
GERMANY VS SPAIN
Date: Sunday 29th June
Kick Off: 19:45 BST
Venue: Ernst Happel Stadion, Vienna

Although we all can’t wait for the Euro 2008 Final to take place and get to see Germany and Spain really go at each other, the sad matter of the fact is that Euro 2008 is coming to a close and we will have to wait another 2 years before such another International spectacle will take place. At least we have the Premiership and what not starting in about a months time right?

But for now it is Vienna that is the centre of attention for the entire football world as Germany and Spain have the chance to lift Europe’s greatest prize and become European Champions for the year 2008 (and the four to follow).

Germany are the record winners of the European Championship with three Euro titles to their name with their last victory coming in 1996. Spain’s only major International tournament victory was in the European Championships way back in 1964 but they were also Runners-Up to France in 1984. Germany definitely have more experience in the Final but an International victory has been a long time coming for Spain and they will be determined not to let this great opportunity slip.

At Euro 2008 Spain have been by far the more impressive of the two nations and their only real stumble on the road to the Final (if you can call it that) was the 0-0 draw with Italy in the Quarter Finals. Germany have made the Final having not really done anything special apart from their opening match against Poland which makes you wonder just how they managed to come this far so if they are to beat this silky Spain side and claim the Euro crown they will have to do better on Sunday.

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