Game On!

Wednesday, June 20, 2012

England 1 - 0 Ukraine (Wayne Rooney '3)
France 0 - 2 Sweden (Zlatan Ibrahimovic '54, Sebastian Larsson '91)

Final Results


Czech Rep    6       1/0/2    2 - 3
Greece          4       1/1/1    3 - 3
Russia           4       1/1/1    5 - 3
Poland          2       0/2/1    4 - 5


Germany        9      3/0/0    5 - 2
Portugal         6      2/0/1    5 - 4
Denmark       3       1/0/2   4 - 5
Netherlands   0       0/0/3   2 - 5


Spain             7      2/1/0    6 - 1
Italy               5      1/2/0    4 - 2
Croatia          4      1/1/1    4 - 3
Ireland           0      0/0/3    1 - 9


England         7      2/1/0    5 - 3
France           4     1/1/1     3 - 3
Ukraine         3     1/0/2     2 - 4
Sweden         3     1/0/2     5 - 5

Quarter-final:
Czech Rep. vs Portugal
Germany vs Greece
Spain vs France
England vs Italy

Statistics:
* 44 players have made 60 goals in 24 matches.
* There are 14 goals in group A, 16 goals in group B, 15 goals in group C and D.
* The goal rate is 15 goals/group, and 2.5 goals/match.
* Spain is the team with best goal difference 6 - 1. DiNatale is the only one could score a goal against Spain.

Goal scorers:
3 (3 players from 3 different team)

Alan Dzagoev (Russia)

Mario Gomez (Germany)

Mario Mandzukic (Croatia)

2 (9 players from 6 teams)

Andriij Shevchenko (Ukraine)

Vaclav Pilar, Petr Jiracek (Czech Rep.)

Nicklas Bendtner, Michael Krohn-Dehli (Denmark)

Fernando Torres, Cesc Fabregas (Spain)

Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal)

Zlatan Ibrahimovic (Sweden)

1 (32 players from 13 teams)

Robert Lewandowski, Jakub Blaszczykowski (Poland)

Dimitrios Salpingidis, Theofanis Gekas, Giorgios Karagounis (Greece)

Roman Shirokov, Roman Pavlyuchenko (Russia)

Antonio diNatale, Andrea Pirlo, Antonio Cassano, Mario Balotelli (Italy)

Sean St. Ledger (Ireland)

Nikica Jelavic (Croatia)

Joleon Lescott, Andy Carroll, Theo Walcott, Danny Welbeck, Wayne Rooney (England)

Samir Nasri, Jeremy Menez, Yohan Cabaye (France)

Pepe, Helder Postiga, Silvestre Varela (Portugal)

Robin Van Persie, Raphael Van Der Vaart (Netherlands)

David Silva, Jesus Navas (Spain)

Olof Mellberg, Sebastian Larsson (Sweden)

Lukas Podolski, Lars Bender (Germany)