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THERE is no doubt about the major talking point after the first round of fixtures in Euro 2004 in Portugal. If you don't know, where have you


been for the past five days? England's injury time heartbreak to


France on Sunday evening reduced many fans to tears. For victory in such a high-profile game,


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turned to sheer disbelief as the Three Lions slumped to the bottom of the pile. Tonight England know they simply have


to win when they take on Switzerland. Defeat would see them on an early


plane home and it is difficult to see how a draw would help them.


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Hosts Portugal were billed as one of the favourites for the entire competition


prior to their match with minnows Greece. But there bubble had burst within seven minutes, after Giorgos Karagounis


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Greece in the ascendancy, and even a last minute header from Manchester United's Cristiano Ronaldo couldn't stop them recording their first ever win at a major championships. That shock was almost equalled in the


second of the Group A fixtures. But within seconds of entering the


play, Spanish substitute Juan Carlos Valeron scored the only goal of the game to extinguish Russia's flame. But who would have thought Greece


with former Claret frontman Dimi Papadopoulos among their ranks - would


top the group after game one? Group C could see the surprise


-package of the tournament, in the shape of England coach Sven Goran Eriksson's homeland. Sweden equalled the biggest ever


winning margin at the Finals stage after thumping Bulgaria 5-0 in Lisbon. The scoreline failed to reflect the play,


as Bulgaria more than played their part and were well on top for much of the first half. But a brace from former Celtic star


Henrik Larsson and one from Arsenal's Freddie Ljungberg contributed to them occupying top spot in Group C. Meanwhile, Italy - many people's


favourites for the tournament - had a disappointing opening day. They were held to a goalless draw by


Denmark, who could have even snatched victory. Aston Villa stopper Thomas Sorenson


was in inspired form for the Danes with numerous top notch saves. And Italy were lucky to end the game


with n men, after a horror challenge from Francesco Totti on Bo Henriksen only brought him a yellow card. Championship newcomer and


minnows Latvia almost followed Greece's lead on day four with a shock victory. But after taking the lead against the


might of the Czech Republic through Maris Verpakovskis, second half strikes from Milan Baros and Marek Heinz spared the Czech blushes. However, one of the ties of the first


round of matches was saved until last. And the phrase that often conjures up


from big tournaments arose once more - never write off the Germans! A Thorsten Brings free kick sailed


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