Euro 2008 Headlines:

• Trezeguet among Euro hopefuls aiming to shine
• Vieira backs Capello to drag England forward
• Bilic wants Eduardo in Croatia's Euro 2008 camp
• Portugal coach Scolari excited by Greece rematch
• Ballack confident German players can find form
• Gallas relishing Anglo-French tussle | Trezeguet
• Rio captains England | Becks will get century
• Russia coach Hiddink signs new two year contract
• Portugal lose United pair to injury caution
• Sweden defender Edman ruled out of Euro 2008
• Barcelona duo excited by Italy friendly test
• Piturca: Domestic turmoil damaging Romania
• Trezeguet called in from Bleus wilderness
• Del Piero left out of Italy squad ahead of Spain game

UEFA EURO 2008™ Tournament at a Glance
- Draw Qualifying Round Montreux, Switzerland January 2006

- Hosts Austria and Switzerland qualify automatically for the final tournament

- 50 teams drawn into seven qualifying groups; Fourteen to qualify

- The qualifying matches will be played on dates according to the international match calendar between mid-2006 and November 2007

- The seven group-winners and seven runners-up will compete with the hosts in the final tournament in June 2008

Qualifying Round Participants (in alphabetical order)
Albania Andorra Armenia Azerbaijan
Belarus Belgium Bosnia-Herzegovina Bulgaria
Croatia Cyprus Czech Republic
Denmark
England Estonia
Faroe Islands Finland France FYR Macedonia
Georgia Germany Greece
Hungary Hungary
Iceland Israel Italy
Kazakhstan
Latvia Liechtenstein Lithuania Luxembourg
Malta Moldova
Netherlands Northern Ireland Norway
Poland Portugal
Republic of Ireland Romania Russia
San Marino Scotland Serbia and Montenegro Slovakia Slovenia Spain Sweden
Turkey
Ukraine
Wales

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UEFA EURO 2008
Euro 2008 Qualifiers
Sat., Nov. 24, 2007
(Group A)
Stadion Crvena Zvezda (1,000)
Serbia 1 - 0 Kazakhstan

Wed, Nov 21, 2007
(Group A)
Republican Stadium (8,000)
Armenia 0 - 1 Kazakhstan
Dr. Magalhaes Pessoa (50,000)
Portugal 0 - 0 Finland
Stadion Crvena Zvezda (3,000)
Serbia 2 - 2 Poland

(Group B)
Lokomotivi Stadium
Georgia 0 - 2 Lithuania
Stadio Alberto Braglia (19,000)
Italy 3 - 1 Faroe Islands
Olympic Stadium (30,000)
Ukraine 2 - 2 France

(Group C)
Ta'Qali National Stadium (6,000)
Malta 1 - 4 Norway
Ataturk Olympic Stadium (22,000)
Turkey 1 - 0 Bosnia-Herzegovina
Ferenc Puskas Stadium (32,300)
Hungary 1 - 2 Greece

(Group D)
Neo GSP Stadium (8,000)
Cyprus 0 - 2 Czech Republic
Fubball Arena Munchen (49,252)
Germany 0 - 0 Wales
Stadio Olimpico Serravalle (500)
San Marino 0 - 5 Slovakia

(Group E)
Ramat Gan Stadium (2,736)
Israel 1 - 0 Macedonia
Wembley Stadium (88,091)
England 2 - 3 Croatia

(Group F)
Parken Stadion (15,393)
Denmark 3 - 0 Iceland
Estadio de Gran Canaria (30,000)
Spain 1 - 0 Northern Ireland

(Group G)
Lia Manoilu (25,000)
Romania 6 - 1 Albania
Dinamo Stadion (12,000)
Belarus 2 - 1 Netherlands

UEFA EURO 2008™
Austria-Switzerland
7-29 June 2008

2008 Euro Qualifying Rounds
Sept. 06 - 21 Nov. 07
Tournament Group Phase
07 & 18 June 2008
Quarter-finals
19 & 22 June 2008
Semi-finals
25 & 26 June 2008
Final
29 June 2008

Venues
Switzerland
Austria
Vienna
Klagenfurt
Salzburg
Zurich
Innsbruck
Berne
Basle (Basel)
Geneva

EURO HISTORY
Years - Champions
2002 - 2004 Greece
1998 - 2000 France
1994 - 1996 Germany
1990 - 1992 Denmark
1986 - 1988 Netherlands
1982 - 1984 France
1978 - 1980 Germany
1974 - 1976 Czechoslovakia
1970 - 1972 Germany
1966 - 1968 Italy
1962 - 1964 Spain
1958 - 1960 USSR