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Aragones leadership key for Spain
Those who say Spain is not a country but a state of various minds and a series of dramatic gestures must now admit there is nothing intangible about their football team -- or the glorious way they have made themselves champions of Europe these last few weeks.
Euro 08: So, how was it for you?
After two weeks in the heart of Europe Daniel McDonnell examines the good, the bad, and the downright insane in Switzerland and Austria
Inside Euro 2008
Torres ends famine
This wonderful festival of football finished in style last night, settled by that stylish finisher Fernando Torres. In ending 44 years of hurt, Spain possessed too much heart, too much invention, and too much Torres for Germany.
Casillas hails his greatest triumph
Some club managers, and especially Sir Alex Ferguson, will tell you that as a pure football contest, winning the Champions League is the ultimate test. And yet to the Spanish players who paraded the Henri Delaunay Trophy around the Ernst Happel Stadium on Sunday night, it did not quite feel like it.
Aragones displays ultimate 'cojones'
Aragones showed some ultimate football 'cojones' when he brought off two of the most gifted players in Europe, Cesc Fabregas and Fernando Torres, just when Germany, the team you cannot easily put away, were shaping up for one last attempt to fight back against a wave of Spanish attacks.
- Spanish can defy history because they have more passion and more talent
- Big guns a draw for Euro punters
- Choc tactics required to avoid feeling pain of Vienna's daily grind
- England's sporting 'ambassadors' are put to shame by Europe's finest footballers
- Big salary, big transfer war chest and big players with big egos but can Big Phil cope in the Chelsea madhouse
Euro 2008
Who will you be supporting in Euro 2008?
Who will you be supporting in Euro 2008?
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Spain 29%
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Germany 14%
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Italy 6%
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Netherlands 17%
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Portugal 8%
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France 4%
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Sweden 2%
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Greece 3%
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Switzerland 1%
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Other 14%
