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Wayne Rooney’s time as nervous spectator is over and England’s talisman is certain to return to the starting line-up for the Group D decider against Ukraine. Now it is the co-hosts who are sweating over their star striker’s involvement in their date with destiny as the totemic Andriy Shevchenko continues to struggle with a knee injury. Rooney’s suspension was hard enough for England to swallow; should Ukraine take to the field without the retiring Shevchenko, a small shred of the nation’s footballing soul will have been lost forever.
Rooney’s return throws up a series of selection dilemmas for Roy Hodgson, given that both Andy Carroll and Danny Welbeck offered potent auditions to partner him in the 3-2 win over Sweden. The manager has decreed the conundrum a “classic manager’s headache”. Carroll’s presence would obviously complement a more arterial approach, while Welbeck would represent a significant test of Ukraine’s ability to stay tight to a player with far more dynamic movement.They could both miss out, though Ashley Young’s unremarkable shift against Sweden will count against him playing a supporting role to Rooney. Theo Walcott’s game-changing cameo in Kiev has provided Hodgson with another quandary, provided he is fully recovered from the latest occurrence of his hamstring injury, while Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain offered glimpses in the draw with France that, despite his tender years, he can open doors at international level. England need only draw to go through but, with Spain the reward for a runners-up spot in Group D, and Ukraine needing a victory to qualify, they will sit back at their peril.
England player to watch: Wayne Rooney
The Manchester United striker was discussed more during the first two games in the English media than he would have been had he played but, after weeks of training, he finally has a chance to put his stamp on the continent’s premier stage. His self-inflicted absence has enhanced the notion that he owes England some big performances, the quality goals England produced in Kiev only adding to the weight of expectancy. Without a goal in a major tournament since Euro 2004, this would a good time to end his drought.
Ukraine player to watch: Andriy Yarmolenko
The winger excelled against Sweden in Ukraine’s landmark victory, setting up the first goal for Dynamo Kiev team-mate Shevchenko, and though his team struggled against France he still represented the co-hosts’ chief threat. If deployed in his usual slot on the right side of midfield he can test the ageing legs of Ashley Cole and try to emulate the standard of delivery he achieved in game one.
Key battle: Scott Parker v Anatoliy Tymoschuk
Surely, the two representatives that would be pushed forward if the game was to be decided on an arm-wrestle. Both players will have similar briefs: to patrol from deep, limit supply to the opposition strikers, and provide quick possession to the players who can do damage. With Ukraine needing to win, Tymoschuk is likely to have more on his plate than Parker if they end up having to chase the game.
Stat: In Theo Walcott’s 30 minutes of involvement at Euro 2012, the Arsenal player has scored a goal, provided another and maintained a 100% pass completion rate (eight out of eight).
Trivia: Andriy Shevchenko and Andriy Voronin made a total of 75 Premier League appearances for Chelsea and Liverpool respectively, but managed just 14 goals between them.
Odds: England (2.20), Ukraine (3.50) and the draw (3.30) are on offer with bet365. Wayne Rooney is (2.60) to score anytime while Andriy Shevchenko is (3.10).
Prediction: Ukraine will surely start fast and England will have to withstand heavy early pressure, but they have the edge in terms of quality and should secure the draw they need to progress.[Preview Via: Espnsoccernet]

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Group A
18:45 +00:00, June 16, 2012
National Stadium, Warsaw, Poland
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Greece head into their final match of Group A against Russia with their fate in their own hands, despite having endured an underwhelming two matches at Euro 2012 when compared to their next opponents.
After demonstrating resolve to battle back from a goal down in their opening game against co-hosts Poland to claim a point, Greece were again guilty of a sluggish start when they took on Czech Republic on Tuesday. Indeed, they found themselves 2-0 down after six minutes.Like versus Poland, Fernando Santos' side rallied, but alas Theofanis Gekas' strike proved too little, too late. Speaking after the defeat, Greece defender Jose Holebas said: "We were asleep. We completely slept through the first 30 minutes, during the first half. Simple as that."Santos, though, has every faith that his charges will sharpen their minds ahead of a decisive fixture versus the impressive Russians, with a three-point haul enough to secure their passage to the quarter-finals. "My faith in my team is total," said the Portuguese coach, who will be without goalkeeper Kostas Chalkias after he sustained a hamstring injury during an error-strewn 23 minutes at the Municipal Stadium.Russia have received many plaudits for their performance thus far at the tournament, but the relinquishing of a lead in their last outing versus Poland has somewhat taken the shine off. While they top Group A by a point, having swept aside the Czechs on the opening day, they could still exit the competition.A draw, though, would be enough, while a victory will guarantee first spot which in turn will extend their stay in Warsaw, rather than setting up a potential trip to Gdansk and a meeting with Germany. Their coach, Dick Advocaat, has been bullish about their displays thus far. "For me, Russia are the best team in the tournament so far in terms of the way we have played."
Greece player to watch: Fanis Gekas. Greece's struggle for goals is well documented, even their triumph in Euro 2004 was based on a parsimonious back line and the odd pinched strike. Among those who perhaps can be relied upon to find the back of the net is experienced forward Gekas, after his strike versus the Czechs took his national tally to 22. Gekas was brought on at half-time and is surely pressing for a starting berth in light of the constant immobility displayed by Giorgos Samaras.
Russia player to watch: Andrey Arshavin. The Arshavin we have witnessed at Poland and Ukraine has been the Arshavin that persuaded Arsenal to fork out £15 million for his signature in the 2009 winter transfer window, after his twinkle toes wowed at Euro 2008 - where Russia reached the semi-finals. This summer, after being loaned back to Zenit where he has begun to recapture his form, Arshavin has reminded viewers of his undoubted gift. Evidence of his impact during Euro 2012: he has assisted three of his country's five goals to date.
Key Battle: Sokratis Papastathopoulos v Alan Dzagoev. The Greeks have so far failed to convince defensively, in particular during the opening exchanges versus the Czechs. They are, however, boosted by the return of centre-back Sokratis Papastathopoulos, after he was harshly sent off in the game versus Poland. He, and the other members of his back four, will have his work cut out against Russia, who have been free-flowing in their attacking play. Dzagoev in particular has caught the eye, with the CSKA Moscow player netting three times in two appearances. The attacking midfielder's contract at CSKA only has six months left to run, and should he continue to impress then the list of suitors will continue to grow.
Trivia: There are three survivors of Greece's Euro 2004-winning squad at Poland and Ukraine.
Stats: Russia have won 13 of their previous 21 internationals against Greece, losing just three.
Odds: Greece (5.00), the draw (3.75) and Russia (1.72) are on offer with bet365, while Russia to be in front after ten minutes is 5.50.
Prediction: Following their European Championship glory eight years ago, Greece are without a win in their last five games in the competition. This unwanted statistic appears set to continue, as the Russians surely have too much for their opponents, such is the incentive of finishing top of the pile.

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This game would have been big under any circumstances - it is one of European football's fiercest rivalries, after all - but the contrasting fortunes of the teams in their opening group matches have conspired to make it huge, the occasion of Euro 2012 so far.
Netherlands did everything but score against Denmark, when they displayed a quite startling level of profligacy. Robin van Persie failed to take a parade of chances, keeper Stephan Andersen piled on the frustration with some fine saves and Denmark's Michael Krohn-Dehli scored the only goal of the game.That, coupled with Germany's pedestrian 1-0 win over Portugal, set up a nightmare scenario for the World Cup finalists: lose to the old enemy and it's looking pretty much over before the group stages have even finished. In contrast, Germany would be all but into the quarter-finals.The Denmark result prompted anger at coach Bert Van Marwijk in the Netherlands (there were media calls for him to quit), along with pleas for Klaas-Jan Huntelaar to be handed Van Persie's role. But, their woeful finishing apart, there wasn't a lot wrong with what the Dutch did. They didn't play badly, and one could argue that the reaction might not have been quite so frenzied had they been facing anyone other than the Germans in a must-win game next.If they can replicate the sort of build-up play that had the Danes struggling at times, they can cause Germany problems (although they won't get anywhere near as many chances). And if they can find some bite, they can make it count for something this time. "It is make or break, but we are still confident," winger Arjen Robben said. "We can and should win. If that happens, everything is good."Joachim Low's Germany won't have taken kindly to being told by Rafael van der Vaart that they only have three players of real class, even if those players of real class (more than three) failed to sparkle against the Portuguese. A 72nd-minute goal from Mario Gomez, who was on the brink of being substituted, did the trick, but Low admitted his team hadn't done themselves justice and were short of the slick attacking play that has been their hallmark in recent tournaments. They were no means infallible in defence, either - something that should encourage Netherlands - and were indebted to a late save from Manuel Neuer and a fine block by Holger Badstuber."It's very important not to chase your own shadow," Low said. "Both teams knew the team that lost would have a lot to do in the next. We could have attacked a bit better, but we will do that. The main thing is that we won."Winning, even more than it usually is in a match against Germany, is now the main thing for Netherlands. But they desperately need to rediscover their shooting boots - and quickly.
Netherlands player to watch: Robin van PersieIt seems unlikely, despite the calls for change, that Van Persie will be dropped. If he isn't, he will be desperate to make amends for Denmark. Memories of his misses that evening would be well and truly obliterated by a winner against the Germans.
Germany player to watch: Lukas PodolskiPodolski was a disappointment against Portugal, failing to get a foothold and blasting a fine chance gruesomely over the bar. He can only play better and help meet the challenge he laid down to the team after the opening match: "Everybody expects fun football from us, and we have to match those expectations."
Key Battle: Jetro Willems v Thomas MuellerNetherlands left-back Willems became the youngest player at a European Championship when, aged 18, he was picked to start against Denmark. He attributed himself well despite the occasional drift out of position, but will have his work cut out against Mueller who, in the second half against Portugal, started producing some trademark runs down the right and dangerous balls into the area.
Trivia: Germany did not fall behind in any of their qualification games, taking the lead in all of them. Stat: All seven games between these two sides in major competitions have seen both of them score.Odds: Netherlands (3.00), the draw (3.40) and Germany (2.40) are on offer with bet365 while a 1-1 scoreline is available at 6.00.
Prediction: This could be fiery and (for Netherlands if they fall behind) a little desperate. An ill-tempered, frantic 1-1 draw doesn't seem that far beyond the bounds of possibility.

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Group A
16:00 +00:00, June 12, 2012
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Greece and Czech Republic go into the game knowing a victory will put them in a good position to make the quarter-finals, while defeat could all but end their European Championship adventure.
Fernando Santos will have been encouraged by his side's second-half display against co-hosts Poland after being in danger of being over-run in the first half. The Greeks may not be blessed with a wealth of attacking options, and Celtic striker Georgios Samaras was exceptionally poor in Warsaw, but the Czechs looked equally suspect defensively in the 4-1 mauling by Russia.Greece will be without the suspended Sokratis Papastathopoulos after his controversial red card in the tournament curtain raiser, while Avraam Papadopoulos is out of the rest of the finals after suffering a knee ligament injury in the 1-1 draw. The Czechs are desperate to recover some pride after a humbling experience against a confident Russian outfit. "We're angry now, even more so after losing by such a scoreline," goalscorer Vaclav Pilar said before their second group game.
Greece player to watch: Dimitris Salpingidis. The PAOK forward was left out of the starting line-up against Poland but came on at half-time for Sotiris Ninis and completely transformed the game for Greece. He scored straight after the restart and was a constant threat, was fouled for the penalty that skipper Giorgos Karagounis missed and had another goal ruled out for a marginal offside decision.
Czech Republic player to watch: Vaclav Pilar. Few from Michal Bilek's side came out of the first match with any credit but this Vfl Wolfsburg forward proved to be a positive. He scored what proved to be a consolation but may be hampered again by the lack of quality up front.
Key Battle: Kyriakos Papadopoulos v Milan Baros Kyriakos Papadopoulos came on after namesake Sokratis went off injured and immediately Greece looked far more solid at the back. The 20-year-old Olympiakos defender, the youngest player to ever play in the Greek league, is destined for a move to one of Europe's bigger leagues. With the Czechs so light up front they are relying on goals from Galatasaray striker Baros - but Kyriakos may have him in his pocket.Trivia: Czech Republic were the lowest scorers in qualifying of all the teams who made the finals.
Stats: Czech Republic are on top in the head to head against Greece with five wins, one draw and one loss in meetings between the two sides, but it was Greece who won the last meeting, in the semi-finals of Euro 2004.
Odds: Greece 3.25, the draw 3.20 and Czech Republic 2.37 with bet365. Salpingidis to score first is a healthy 10.00.
Prediction: It's a tough one to call with both sides having clear deficiencies in their opening matches, and a goalless draw cannot be out of the question.

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Group D
16:00 +00:00, June 11, 2012
Donbass Arena, Ukraine
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England face France in the sweltering heat of Donetsk on Monday evening with expectations at their lowest.
Despite the match having a 7pm kick-off time in the Ukraine, the temperature is still expected to be around 31 degrees Celsius and will test the players' fitness and conditioning. England supporters are often considered to have unrealistic expectations of a team which has long failed to live up to pre-tournament billing, but there is no such brash over-confidence this time with injuries and the suspension of Wayne Rooney.New coach Roy Hodgson in many ways cannot lose, as after his late appointment following the departure of Fabio Capello a place in the quarter-finals alone could be viewed as an achievement. The defence would seem to pick itself with Ashley Cole, Joleon Lescott, John Terry and Glen Johnson in front of Joe Hart - a backline which played 50 minutes as a unit against Belgium in England's final warm-up game. Steven Gerrard and Scott Parker will patrol the middle of the park with James Milner and Theo Walcot out wide. There is the chance that Hodgson could yet hand a starting place to Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, but his uncertain performance against the Belgians suggests he will be better as an impact substitute.
Danny Welbeck has pushed himself in front of Andy Carroll for the role in front of Ashley Young.Whereas Hodgson is likely to play a defensive style and look to hit France on the break, Laurent Blanc's side have the flair to cause plenty of problems. How England deal with their fluid play - keeping shape and not allowing Les Bleus' attack to exploit space - could decide the game.France, unbeaten in 21 matches, had a mixed warm-up schedule, trailing 2-0 at home to Iceland before late goals earned a 3-2 win. But they improved in beating Serbia and were far more impressive in thrashing Estona 4-0 in Le Mans on Tuesday; the latter performance either acts as a pointer to their actual ability or could simply have masked the deficiencies.Patrice Evra was particularly suspect against Iceland and although he was replaced by Gael Clichy for the Serbia game he will keep his place with Philippe Mexes and Adil Rami in the centre. Goalkeeper Hugo Lloris captains the side while Premier League target Mathieu Debuchy slots in at right-back. With Yann M'Vila out, Alou Diarra will play a holding role while Yohan Cabaye acts in a support role. Florent Malouda, Franck Ribery and Samir Nasri are a dangerous attacking triumvirate with Karim Benzema, who scored twice against Estonia, as the lone striker.The last time the two countries met was at Wembley in November 2010, when a youthful France side outclassed England 2-1. Benzema and Mathieu Valbuena put France in command before Peter Crouch scored a late consolation. Only 16 of the 34 players who featured in that game are at Euro 2012.
France player to watch: Franck Ribery. The Bayern Munich midfielder-cum-forward has struggled to find top gear in international football, and yet much may rest on his shoulders. His forward drives will be a feature of France's approach and if he flatters to deceive then his team may do so too.
England player to watch: Ashley Young. Just over a year ago Ashley Young had started only two matches for England but now he is one of the first names on the team-sheet. Acting as the conduit between midfield and the striker, Young has scored five goals in seven international appearances over the past 12 months, and created Welbeck's winner against Belgium. He will look to unlock the unconvincing centre-back pairing of Mexes and Rami.
Key Battle: Patrice Evra v Theo Walcott Evra had a horrendous season at club level, as most Manchester United fans will readily testify, and he should be stretched by the Arsenal winger when England get forward. With eight Premier League goals and assists Walcott has had a productive season, but inconsistency is often his undoing.Trivia: Geoff Hurst is the only England player to score a hat-trick against France in a full international, in a 5-0 victory at Wembley in 1969. Zinedine Zidane was sick on the pitch before taking the injury-time penalty which defeated England in 2004.
Stats: England are without a win in five against France in all competitions, losing their last three. England have met France twice before at the European Championship, drawing 0-0 in 1992 and losing 2-1 at Euro 2004.
Odds: France 2.50, the draw 3.00 and England 3.20 with bet365. The 0-0 draw is priced at 6.50.
Prediction: Though England could get a result due to Hodgson's ability to get the most out of underdogs, France should have too much in the attacking third.
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