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EURO 2008

Spain beat Germany 1-0 to lift Euro 2008 title

Spain won the Euro 2008 title after beating Germany 1-0 in Ernst-Happel Stadion on Sunday.

Germany coach Loew admits failure at Euro 2008 final

Germany coach Joachim Loew committed that Spain have been the better team to win the Euro championship after his side lost 1-0 to the Spaniard here on Sunday.

Games

• Germany coach Loew admits failure at Euro 2008 final
• Spain beat Germany 1-0 to lift Euro 2008 title
• Spain makes Euro 2008 final on 3-0 victory over Russia
• Aragones bothered with "unlucky" away kit at Euro 2008 semifinal

Teams

• Spain players dominate Team of Euro 2008
• Aragones emphasizes Spain's improvement since exiting 2006 World Cup
• Loew: German players should hold heads high
• Spanish PM optimistic about winning Euro 2008

Players

• Spain players dominate Team of Euro 2008
• Spain midfielder Xavi named Player of Euro 2008
• Torres hails first big title in career
• Spanish striker Villa crowned top scorer at Euro 2008

Off the pitch

• No fairy tale but surprises, sparkles at Euro 2008
• Spain's PM: Win Euro 2008 is only the beginning
• Austrian, Swiss senior officials thumbs up for Euro 2008
• English, Italian soccer giants chase Spanish hitman

Photos

• Spain celebrates victory in Euro 2008
• Spain beat Germany 1-0 to lift Euro 2008 title
• Germany in training session for Euro final
• Spain makes Euro 2008 final on 3-0 victory over Russia

Backgrounder

• Preview: Spain on course to win Euro 2008 without Villa
• Bad weather interrupts Euro 2008 semifinal coverage for three times
• Previous winners of Euro championship
• Final tournament schedule
• Sweden
• Spain

Tournament schedule

Thursday 19 June 2008

Portugal VS Germany

Friday 20 June 2008

Croatia VS Turkey

Saturday 21 June 2008
Netherlands VS Russia

Sunday 22 June 2008
Spain VS Italy

Teams

Group A

Czech

Portugal

Switzerland

Turkey

Group B

Austria

Croatia

Germany

Poland

Group C

France

Italy

Netherlands

Romania

Group D

Greece

Russia

Spain

Sweden