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Hello, EuroFootball.com visitors! The European Championship is gaining momentum and we present a convenient way to follow all the events from Poland and Ukraine in one news! Let's watch Euro 2012 together! *** 20.48 Intense match ends in a 1-1 draw! A. Di Natale could have become the hero of the match, but C. Fabregas helped the Spaniards secure at least one point. 19.30 M. Balotelli getting ready for the match. 19.00 The match begins! 18.14 SPAIN - ITALY: STARTING LINEUPS SPAIN: Casillas, Piqué, Ramos, Arbeloa, Alba, Iniesta, Xavi, Fàbregas, Alonso, Busquets, Silva. Substitutes: Valdés, Reina, Albiol, Martínez, Juanfran, Cazorla, Navas, Rodríguez, Torres, Negredo, Mata, Llorente. ITALY: Buffon, Maggio, Chiellini, Bonucci, Motta, Marchisio, Giaccherini, De Rossi, Pirlo, Balotelli, Cassano. Substitutes: Sirigu, De Sanctis, Ogbonna, Balzaretti, Abate, Barzagli, Montolivo, Diamanti, Nocerino, Di Natale, Borini, Giovinco. 17.11 Dutch football fans can breathe a sigh of relief - in the match against Germany, the "Oranje" team is expected to have defender Joris Mathijsen and midfielder Wesley Sneijder, who have recovered from minor injuries and resumed training. 16.55 Portugal's team leader Cristiano Ronaldo cannot forget yesterday's loss to the Germans: "The result is unfair. We didn't play well, yet we could have won this match. We created more chances than Germany and it's a shame we experienced defeat. We must not give up and think about the upcoming group matches, which will be crucial." 14.15 Spain's attacking midfielder David Silva expressed his respect for Italian striker Mario Balotelli: "It will be tough, because he is indeed a great player capable of scoring many goals. We need to be very careful and I personally wish Mario to have a weak game!" 13.59 In the city of Poznan, where the match between Croatia and Ireland will take place today, the police have arrested 14 fans due to disturbances. It is reported that they are football supporters from three different countries. 11.08 Yesterday, German fans in Mallorca celebrated their favorites' triumph over the Portuguese team. AFP photo. 10.26 Argentine football legend Diego Maradona stated that the Italian team in Group C should not be underestimated. "Yes, the Spaniards are considered clear favorites, but the same was said in 1982 when my team had to withdraw from the World Cup. Therefore, one should never underestimate the 'Azzurri' team."
