what a chance....see keeper

full time. ukraine come from behind.

ukrain win ... doubles from sheva

the best game so far in the tournee

fredoooooo: the best game so far in the tournee

correct.

fredoooooo: wilhemson for larson ......make me remember herik larson , thomas brolin , dion dublin and keneth anderson

Dion dublin ? Dat one na english man na

fredoooooo: wilhemson for larson ......make me remember herik larson , thomas brolin , dion dublin and keneth anderson

Dion dublin ? Dat one na english man na

fredoooooo: wilhemson for larson ......make me remember herik larson , thomas brolin , dion dublin and keneth anderson

Dion dublin ? Dat one na english man na

nybol:

Dion dublin ? Dat one na english man na

Dion dublin ? Dat one na english man na

Dion dublin ? Dat one na english man na

sorry bro na martin dahlin

fredoooooo: the best game so far in the[b] tournee[/b]

NL no go kill person with laugh

Havilah93: na wah for supporters o. See different faces

You never see anything
Watch out for my face during Ukraine - England match I'll have a full face Ukrainian flag.. my wife and sons would have both Ukrainian and Nigerian flag on their cheeks we plan to be very very active in our support so i hope the camera man notice LOL

Game provided by Ukrainians was really awesome. They so deserved to win. Good luck to them!

Match 3 Group D : Ukraine Vs France

Talk about everything going according to the script. Ukraine, the co-hosts, could hardly have had a better night than they did against Sweden in Kiev.

Before a noisy and expectant crowd, the key questions were answered: could they handle the occasion? Could they score goals? Could Andriy Shevchenko, the 35-year-old talisman and national sporting hero, make the impact supporters craved?

With the exception of a very jittery finale during which Johan Elmander missed a glorious chance to spoil things with an equaliser, Ukraine were energetic and enterprising. They reacted brilliantly after falling behind to Zlatan Ibrahimovic's strike, maintaining their belief and upping the tempo, and the two superbly-taken Shevchenko goals that followed showed that the old stager still has what it takes.

But it wasn't all about him: many of Oleg Blokhin's less heralded players rose to the occasion, too. Andriy Voronin - who had faced sustained criticism after a series of underwhelming international performances over recent years - Andriy Yarmolenko and Yevhen Konoplyanka also played major attacking roles. Ukraine, though, will have to tighten up defensively if they are to secure a second successive win: a more clinical side than Sweden would have punished the nervy indecision that characterised the closing stages of the opening game.

But, on the evidence of their first group game, will France be that much more clinical? The possession statistics favoured them against England, and they had 15 shots on target to the grand total of one mustered by Roy Hodgson's side, but they did not look as threatening as that would suggest.

Their goal, when it came, was beautifully struck through a crowd by Samir Nasri, but the French rarely hit any kind of real stride. Coach Laurent Blanc admitted as much when he lamented that they had finally started their Euro 2012 campaign with about 20 minutes of the match left.

But the potential threat posed by a side now unbeaten in 22 games is unquestionable: Nasri, Franck Ribery, Karim Benzema, Florent Malouda et al can between them summon up much more than they did against England. Ukraine will not be as stifling as England were - more open in midfield and less rigid in their formation, the way they play looks set to allow the French more space in which to create. This could be an exciting, attacking occasion.

Ukraine player to watch: Yevhen Konoplyanka. In a team that enjoys playing on the counter, Konoplyanka provides plenty of direct running, can drift in from the left and offers dangerous deliveries. France should beware his potential on the break.

France player to watch: Karim Benzema. Benzema endured a frustrating time against England's defensive wall but still conjured up a couple of good strikes that were kept out by Joe Hart. He could have a happier night against a less defensively-minded side.

Key battle: Philippe Mexes v Andriy Shevchenko. England couldn't be accused of having been ambitious against the French, but Blanc's men didn't look entirely happy at the back. Mexes was the best of the defensive bunch: can he stop Shevchenko's glorious swansong from continuing?


Stat: France have won three, drawn three and lost none of six games against Ukraine.

Trivia: Shevchenko's brace against Sweden made him the oldest player to score two in a match at an international tournament since 38-year-old Roger Milla did the same for Cameroon against Romania at the 1990 World Cup.

france anthem nice

Ukraine anthem

dutch ref . . nor do ojoro o

game on!!1

mukina2: game on!!1

na you wan blow the game

lloris behave yasef o

oya now oya

allez les yellow muki

this nasri is a goat nonsense

piatove clear away

fredoooooo: allez les yellow muki

les bleus

mukina2: this nasri is a goat nonsense

so he played and won EPL

fredoooooo: allez les yellow muki

make persin kuku break nasiru's leg

match postponed . .rain rain go away

refree suspend match o , see swiming pool field

Heard the ref has stopped the game. What a shame

seee fredo's cousins dancing in the rain

mukina2:
make persin kuku break nasiru's leg

match postponed . .rain rain go away

bad belle na him go kill you , no wonder the boy keep saying i'm very happy i leave Arsenal

mukina2:
make persin kuku break nasiru's leg

match postponed . .rain rain go away

wetin now?

mukina2: seee fredo's cousins dancing in the rain

hey hey dont start o , i have a picture of you and your cousin to post here later

hahahaha crazy fans , having fun in the rain