the new goalkeeper save it , market just increase with that save

That was a great opening for him. All that pressure and to make a save too.

The game is balanced now. Itz all action now.

Arsenal is a very useless club and their players are the most useless in the planet

See how Sczezny dey misbehave anyhow

interesting

Greece scores but the ref rules offside. No be off o as me see am.

Both teams seems to be going for the winnig goal. Into the last 15mins. Still 1:1 with lots of talking points and bad calls from ref

Conversely the referee is having an aging heart-attack inducing match. Fortuna.

HOW DID GREECE MISS THAT?

dayokanu: Arsenal is a very useless club and their players are the most useless in the planet

See how Sczezny dey misbehave anyhow

baba easy with dem o ... , make i dey shout up germany from now

Pls, any link to view this match?

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This Samaras guy na tolotolo O.

shot blocked by goalie

82nd mins played and both sides still searching for the winning goal.

Samaras must be the greek word for Fernando Torres

Freekick to Greece

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Why Torres, you gat beaf with him.

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Both team are pushing forward for the winning goal

greece is messing up.

lucky guy , he almost score the own goal

extra time - 3mins

3mins of stopage time. Still 1:1

game over 1 - 1.

Rubbish

game over 1 all

Fair enough result for both teams but techincally i expected more.

fredoooooo:

miss u bro ...sup ?

Ma binu si mi, i have been very busy lately, hope say u dey fine and they hold things down

Match 2

Group A consists of co-hosts Poland, who open the tournament against Greece, and also the Russians and Czechs, both of whom will fancy their chances of reaching the knockout phase of the competition.

Russia impressed at the European Championship four years ago in Austria and Switzerland, emerging as the neutrals' favourites, as they reached the semi-finals only to be defeated by eventual winners Spain.

Dick Advocaat's side were strong during qualification for this year's edition of the tournament after finishing top of their group, losing just one of their ten matches, while their recent 3-0 scalp of Italy in their final warm-up match will have boosted confidence.

Czech Republic, meanwhile, finished second in qualifying behind Spain, ultimately reaching Euro 2012 via a play-off scrap with Montenegro, while their preparations for Euro 2012 have been mixed, with a 2-1 loss versus Hungary following a 2-1 defeat of Israel.

There is history between these two countries at European Championship, having met twice before - when including games played as Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia. The Soviet Union defeated the Czechs 3-0 in the semi-finals in 1960 on their way to the title, while they played out a 3-3 draw in the group stages of Euro '96.

Russia player to watch: Alan Dzagoev.

Tipped by many to sparkle at Euro 2012, the pressure is on the 21-year-old to fulfil his undoubted potential. An attacking midfielder, Dzagoev's creative eye will likely be key to Russia's hopes, having demonstrated as much for his club CSKA Moscow - where he has already tallied over 100 appearances. He struck four goals in eight qualifying matches for the Russians, reiterating his importance.

Czech Republic player to watch: Tomas Rosicky.

Czech manager Michal Bilek may well be sweating on the fitness of Rosicky, such is the captain's worth to the team. The midfielder, whose excellent form earned him a new Arsenal contract last season, has been struggling with a calf problem but did return to full training this week. "He had no problems, no troubles," said Bilek, although there are question marks over match sharpness as Rosicky has not represented his country since November.

Key battle: Aleksandr Kerzhakov v Petr Cech.

Kerzhakov faces competition for a starting berth up front for the Russians, but a late run of goalscoring form has potentially propelled him up the pecking order after two goals in his last three friendly match appearances. A sharp striker, Kerzhakov's off-the-ball movement could be troublesome, and, ultimately, Cech will need to be wary. After prolonged question marks over the Chelsea goalkeeper's form, amid suggestions he was on the wane, Cech enjoyed a fine end to the 2011-12 campaign - momentum he will look to carry into this summer's international competition.

Match

erm did i just see howard webb>?

russia go win

arshahohoho vs rosicky

two short men

i will support erm both of them