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And so only the final awaits. I must say, this has been the most enjoyable tournament in recent memory. The willingness of many teams to play open, flowing football has been a joy to watch. Mind you, I can't wait for club football to return, but this has been a better than expected diversion.
What: European Championships Final
Who: Spain v Germany
When: 20:45 CET - Sunday, June 29
Where: Ernst Happel, Vienna
U.S. TV: 2:45pm EDT, ABC
BBC Preview (yet to be posted)
Incalculable Spain pose problems for Germany
Tactical Preview
Fabregas to start with Villa sidelined
Lehmann aims to prove Wenger wrong