Euro Cup 2008

Match Schedule 07-29 June 2008

on 07 June 2008

Switzerland vs Czech Republic
Grp A in Basel @ 18:00

Portugal vs Turkey
Grp A in Geneva @ 20:45

on 08 June 2008

Austria vs Croatia
Grp B in Vienna @ 18:00

Germany vs Poland
Grp B in Klagenfurt @ 20:45

on 09 June 2008

Romania vs France
Grp C in Zurich @ 18:00


Netherlands vs Italy
Grp C in Berne @ 20:45

on 10 June 2008

Spain vs Russia
Grp D in Innsbruck @18:00

Greece vs Sweden
Grp D in Salzburg @ 20:45

on 11 June 2008

Czech Republic vs Portugal
Grp A in Geneva @ 18:00

Switzerland vs Turkey
Grp A in Basel @ 20:45

on 12 June 2008

Croatia vs Germany
Grp B in Klagenfurt @ 18:00

Austria vs Poland
Grp B in Vienna @ 20:45

on 13 June 2008

Italy vs Romania
Grp C in Zurich @ 18:00

Netherlands vs France
Grp C in Berne @ 20:45

on 14 June 2008

Sweden vs Spain
Grp D in Innsbruck @ 18:00

Greece vs Russia
Grp D in Salzburg @ 20:45


on 15 June 2008

Switzerland vs Portugal
Grp A in Basel @ 20:45

Turkey vs Czech Republic
Grp A in Geneva @ 20:45

on 16 June 2008

Poland vs Croatia
Grp B in Klagenfurt @ 20:45

Austria vs Germany
Grp B in Vienna @ 20:45

on 17 June 2008

Netherlands vs Romania
Grp C in Berne @ 20:45

France vs Italy
Grp C in Zurich @ 20:45

on 18 June 2008

Greece vs Spain
Grp D in Salzburg @ 20:45

Russia vs Sweden
Grp D in Innsbruck @ 20:45

The official mascots for UEFA EURO 2008 have been unveiled in Vienna. Now, Austrian and Swiss supporters will be given the opportunity to name them.

The official mascots for UEFA EURO 2008 have been unveiled in Vienna. Now, Austrian and Swiss supporters will be given the opportunity to name them. Trix & Flix have been selected, disregarding the Zagi & Zigi and Flitz & Bitz.

Twin mascots
A duo has been chosen to represent the festival of football in the two Alpine countries in two summers' time. Dressed in red and white football strips, the twins sport the national colours of both Austria and Switzerland. Their bright red, pointy hairstyles mirror the shape of the mountain peaks symbolically depicted in the official UEFA EURO 2008%u2122 logo.

13 David Healy from Northern Ireland
10 Eduardo da Silva Croatia
9 Euzebiusz Smolarek Poland
8 Jon Dahl Tomasson Denmark
8 Lukas Podolski Germany
8 Cristiano Ronaldo Portugal
7 Steffen Iversen Norway
7 David Villa Spain

MAP OF AUSTRIA & SWITZERLAND
Euro 2008 hospitality

Basle: To host the third-largest sporting event in the world and the largest ever to have taken place in Switzerland is a great honour but also a big challenge at the same time. All those involved in the organisation have long been excited about the preparation which is at an advanced stage

Bern: The people of Berne have the opportunity to either vote for one of four pre-selected slogans or enter a suggestion of their own. So far we have received 1,500 entries for a possible slogan, which is a sign of how committed the people of Berne are to hosting matches.

Geneve: Preparations for the finals are in full swing and we are delighted that between now and 2008, many exciting projects will be developed.

Zurich: At the moment the Letzigrund Stadium is being redeveloped. It should be finished and ready for use by summer 2007. The other preparations, such as the security, transport and marketing arrangements, are also moving along smoothly.

Innsbruck: The preparations for UEFA EURO 2008%u2122 are in full swing and groups have been organised to deal with marketing, security, stadium issues, traffic and fan support.

Salzburg: To cope with the excess demand, extra trams and a shuttle service will be used. In addition, the capacity of the impressive new stadium will be extended to 30,000 seats.

Klagenfurt: The measures we are taking will be agreed with the other UEFA EURO 2008%u2122 cities, with UEFA, the Austrian Football Federation, and the security representatives, as well as with the relevant agencies and organisations.

Vienna (Wien): The preparations for the tournament are up and running and now it is full steam ahead. We are extending one of our underground lines to the stadium, working on a new traffic control system, as well as giving the area surrounding the ground a face lift.

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

ODDS FOR YOUR BETS:

Wanna guess who the winner of Euro 2008 will be?
Have a look at the Euro 2008 winner's odds before you bet:

Germany 6.2
Italy 8.2
England 9.4
Netherlands 12
France 11
Spain 12
Portugal 14
Switzerland 22
Croatia 21
Czech Republic 32
Sweden 34
Romania 46
Greece 48
Turkey 70
Poland 95
Austria 100
Russia 80

And in case you are a big betting fan, and wanna earn some money, have the Euro 2008 odds for each qualifying group:

GROUP A
Portugal 1.83
Poland 2.96
Serbia 7.6
Finland 12

GROUP B
Italy 2.54
France 2.36
Scotland 4.1

GROUP C
Greece 1.67
Turkey 3.15
Norway 6.6
Bosnia & Herzegovina 60

GROUP D
Germany 1.06
Czech Republic 7
Ireland 100

GROUP E
Croatia 1.44
England 3.45
Russia 12
Israel 50

GROUP F
Sweden 1.65
Spain 2.86
Denmark 12
N. Ireland 25

GROUP G
Netherlands 1.4
Romania 3
Bulgaria 10.5

View Betting & Odds Euro 2008 Source here
last updated 21 September 2007

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