euro2012 News

Warsaw - Mario Balotelli's two-goal salvo fired Italy into Sunday's Euro 2012 final, where they will face Spain. The mercurial Italian described the victory as "the best night of my life."

Gdansk - Greeks are fired up with anticipation as the national team prepares to clash with Germany in Friday's quarter-finals at Gdhansk, Poland. International striker Georgios Samaras sent out a message saying "We play for 11 million Greeks."

Kharkiv - Holland may have been eliminated from the Euro 2012 soccer championships in Ukraine, but their fans certainly had a good time by constantly interrupting a Ukrainian reporter in the streets outside the Metalist Stadium, Kharkiv.

Warsaw - Russian football fans were marching through Warsaw when they were suddenly attacked by Polish fans. Around eleven people were injured and taken to hospital.

Wroclaw - The first day of the Euro 2012 championships was apparently marred by violence, as seen in this amateur video uploaded to YouTube.

Not only is Pavlik ready, he is apparently also going to be channeled by Yvonne the cow. Get ready to run to the bookmakers!

Warsaw - Russia has emerged as the first country to impress on the opening day of the Euro 2012 soccer tournament finals. They swept aside the Czech Republic with a four-goal salvo with Andrei Arshavin, a constant thorn in the side of the Czechs.

Next summer Poland will co-host the Euro 2012 football championships with Ukraine and it has begun to tackle football hooliganism in preparation for the spectacular event.