Neowin's Official Euro 2004 Thread

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England were the dominating team through out the game and it was 1-0 right up until the 89th minute when a free kick made it 1 -1 then a mess up by the England goal keeper gave a penalty away so the final score was 2-1 France.

But France won by 2 goals given to them so England were the better team.

As long as Englnad are first or 2nd in their group they are through to the next round.

What game were you watching? England the best team? Looks like you saw the first half twice, because in the second half, England got to France's net 5 times, if even that. France deserved a tie, but they got the win.

Please stop seeing soccer to one side, England was not the better team. If anything, they both played at par

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What game were you watching?  England the best team?  Looks like you saw the first half twice, because in the second half, England got to France's net 5 times, if even that.  France deserved a tie, but they got the win.

Please stop seeing soccer to one side, England was not the better team.  If anything, they both played at par

Sorry but I am not listening to your crap.

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england definatly deserved the win..they played very well, defensly they were the better team... shame about the cocks ups by gerard and heskey (keskey u stupid f*cking prat , u didnt need to stick ur knee in..!!! :angry: ; there were 2 palyers fromthe defense who had him covered)

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