EURO 2008 Quarter finals matches scores
Euro 2008 Quarterfinals Portugal v Germany and Croatia v Turkey
Thursday 19 June 2008
25 QF Portugal 20:45 Germany Basel - St. Jakob-Park
SCORE 2-3 Germany on semi-finals
Friday 20 June 2008
26 QF Croatia 20:45 Turkey Vienna - Ernst Happel
Results are 0-0
Last-day scenarios explained
With Romania, France and Italy all chasing the one quarter-final place from Group C, euro2008.com looks at the possible permutations in the decisive matches.Nihat enters Turkish football folklore
"These were the most important goals I have ever scored," said Nihat Kahveci after his two late strikes against Czech Republic took Turkey into the last eight.EURO drama just gets better
Talking point: With a surfeit of late drama, UEFA EURO 2008™ has provided more twists and turns than an Alpine road. But how much are you enjoying the ride?'Devastated' Cech reeling from KO
Goalkeeper Petr Cech said the Czech Republic were "absolutely devastated" after conceding two late goals against Turkey to miss out on their quarter-final place.Who is going through from Group C?
Talking point: France and Italy are fighting for their lives in a section that has proved anything but predictable. Who will join the Dutch in the last eight?Ballack setting sights on Portugal
Captain Michael Ballack said Portugal are favourites in their quarter-final in Basel after he confirmed Germany's progress with a second-half winner against Austria.Who needs a penalty shoot-out?
The prospect of a group stage shoot-out between Turkey and the Czech Republic was exciting enough but what actually unfolded was yet more exhilarating.Patient Terim happy to leave it late
Coach Fatih Terim said Turkey's greatest weapon was that they "never give up" as he basked in the light of their astounding late win against the Czech Republic. Who will take Greece's crown?
Talking point: No side has successfully defended the UEFA European Championship title and 2008 is no exception, but who will succeed Greece as champions?UEFA denies censorship allegations
UEFA says it is "astonished" at allegations made by the Swiss and Austrian public television stations that it is censoring television pictures from these EURO finals.Czech Republic search for new heroes
Injured captain Tomáš Rosicky told euro2008.com the Czech Republic must find "new leaders and heroes" after their heartbreaking elimination from UEFA EURO 2008™. Van Nistelrooy savours Dutch high
Ruud van Nistelrooy said the Netherlands players had surprised themselves with their quality as he described the EURO as the highlight of his Oranje career.De Rossi takes heart from Buffon stop
Daniele De Rossi believes Gianluigi Buffon's late penalty save against Romania could prove to be the "turning point" in Italy's UEFA EURO 2008™ campaign.Referees appointed for group deciders
UEFA has announced the appointment of the referee teams who will oversee the last set of group of matches in Austria and Switzerland over the next four nights.
Villa proud to be Spain's saviour
David Villa said his added-time winner against Sweden made him feel "prouder" than his hat-trick against Russia as it ensured Spain advanced to the last eight.
UEFA supports Dutch goal decision
UEFA said the goal scored by Netherlands striker Ruud van Nistelrooy in Monday's Group C encounter against Italy in Berne was correctly given by the referee team.Last-day scenarios explained
With Romania, France and Italy all chasing the one quarter-final place from Group C, euro2008.com looks at the possible permutations in the decisive matches.Slick Dutch stun world champions
Netherlands 3-0 Italy
The Oranje climbed into first place in Group C after ending a 30-year wait for victory against Italy in style.Czechs floored by Turkey turnaround
Turkey 3-2 Czech Republic
In an extraordinary climax in Geneva, Nihat Kahveci scored two late goals to take Turkey to the last eight.Group A decider could go to penalties
If Turkey and the Czech Republic draw their concluding Group A match in Geneva on Sunday, second position and a quarter-final ticket will be decided on penalties. Last-gasp Arda shatters Swiss dreams
Switzerland 1-2 Turkey
Arda Turan scored a deflected added-time goal to cap off Turkey's comeback and end the co-hosts' chances.Vastic rides to Austria's rescue
Austria 1-1 Poland
Ivica Vastic's added-time penalty cancelled out Roger Guerreiro's opener to keep the co-hosts in contention.Dutch legions paint Berne orange
A third giant screen has been installed in the Kornhausplatz to ensure the legions of Netherlands fans in Berne can watch today's game against France.Ronaldo show seals Portugal progress
Czech Republic 1-3 Portugal
Cristiano Ronaldo turned on the style as the Group A winners Portugal qualified for the quarter-finals again.Vote for the Man of the Match
The Carlsberg Man of the Match award gives you the opportunity to voice your opinion on the best player of every UEFA EURO 2008™ game and to win prizes too.Dominant Dutch progress in style
Netherlands 4-1 France
Dirk Kuyt, Robin van Persie, Arjen Robben and Wesley Sneijder scored in a fine win that sealed pole position.Scolari's wing wizards
Much of Portugal's hopes rest on the young shoulders of Cristiano Ronaldo who scored eight goals in qualification.Villa stars as Spain signal their intent
Spain 4-1 Russia
A scintillating hat-trick from David Villa helped Spain to this clear-cut Group D victory over Russia in Innsbruck.Referees
UEFA has announced the referees and assistant referees who will officiate at UEFA EURO 2008™ in Austria and Switzerland next summer. Dutch celebrate in Berne
The UEFA EURO 2008™ Fan Zone in Berne was taken over by Dutch supporters on Monday night as they celebrated their opening Group C win against Italy.