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No TV Screens On French Terraces During Euro
Bar and restaurants owners won't be allowed to set up TV screens outside their businesses during the European soccer championship.
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US Warns Citizens Of Possible Terrorist Attacks In Europe
The US State Department warned Americans on Tuesday of the possible threat of terrorist attacks in Europe this summer, saying targets could include tourist sites, restaurants and large events such as the European Soccer Championship in France.
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A World of Sport in 2016 - ICC World Twenty20, Rio Olympics, Euro Soccer and Much More
Fans will be in for a sports bonanza in 2016 with the ICC World Twenty20, Rio Olympics and the European Soccer Championships slated in an eventful calendar.
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Top European Union legal advisor backs free-to-air Soccer World Cup
The legal adviser to the European Union's top court has backed the rights of football fans to see their World Cup and European Championship games free of charge.
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Euro 2012: Spain erupts in jubilation after win vs Italy
Spaniards blasted off fireworks and jumped for joy after their soccer team won the European Championship on Sunday night, giving temporary relief from the crushing economic woes that have engulfed the nation.
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Euro 2012: Spain claim title again, beat Italy 4-0
Spain won its third straight major soccer title Sunday, beating Italy 4-0 in the European Championship final.
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Euro 2012: Belarus' Lukashenko may attend final
Ukraine's Foreign Ministry says that Belarus' authoritarian president Aleksander Lukashenko may attend the final match of the European football (soccer) championship along with other EU leaders.
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A mournful lament for a fabulous Euro 2012
With Germans wowing like Brazilians, the attack-minded Italians shedding their defensive skins and the Spanish hogging the ball to suffocate opponents rather than dazzling with "Ole!" artistry, the European Championship has delivered a festival of enthralling and cerebral soccer that has challenged national stereotypes.
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Cesare Prandelli has no problem if Italy wihdraws from Euro
Italy coach Cesare Prandelli says it wouldn't bother him if his team withdraws from the European Championship while Italian soccer is engulfed in a huge match-fixing scandal.
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Racism and Soccer Are in Play at a Big Event in East Europe
The most important sporting event in Eastern Europe since the fall of the Berlin Wall begins June 8 with the European soccer championships hosted by Poland and Ukraine.
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Euro 2012 host Kiev cracks down on sex trade
Ukraine's capital Kiev, struggling to shake off a reputation as a new destination for sex tourism, is taking steps to curb prostitution during the month-long European soccer championship, the city government said on Friday.
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Boycott of Ukraine during Euro 2012 carries risks
It's an ethical dilemma that has Western leaders in a bind: to boycott or not to boycott Ukraine-hosted matches in the European soccer championship over the alleged abuse of jailed opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko?
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FIFA, UEFA lose legal challenge over TV coverage
Chalk up another giant victory for Britain's regular folks. The glorious months of World Cup or European Championship soccer, when dozens of games are followed with rabid enthusiasm across the continent, will stay on free TV, not cable.
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Danish federation appeals UEFA ban
The Danish soccer federation appealed on Monday against the sanctions it received after a European Championship qualifier was abandoned.
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Scolari to remain with Portugal
Portugal coach Luiz Felipe Scolari extended his contract through the 2008 European Championship, the country's soccer federation said late on Friday.
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No TV Screens On French Terraces During Euro
Bar and restaurants owners won't be allowed to set up TV screens outside their businesses during the European soccer championship.
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US Warns Citizens Of Possible Terrorist Attacks In Europe
The US State Department warned Americans on Tuesday of the possible threat of terrorist attacks in Europe this summer, saying targets could include tourist sites, restaurants and large events such as the European Soccer Championship in France.
-
A World of Sport in 2016 - ICC World Twenty20, Rio Olympics, Euro Soccer and Much More
Fans will be in for a sports bonanza in 2016 with the ICC World Twenty20, Rio Olympics and the European Soccer Championships slated in an eventful calendar.
-
Top European Union legal advisor backs free-to-air Soccer World Cup
The legal adviser to the European Union's top court has backed the rights of football fans to see their World Cup and European Championship games free of charge.
-
Euro 2012: Spain erupts in jubilation after win vs Italy
Spaniards blasted off fireworks and jumped for joy after their soccer team won the European Championship on Sunday night, giving temporary relief from the crushing economic woes that have engulfed the nation.
-
Euro 2012: Spain claim title again, beat Italy 4-0
Spain won its third straight major soccer title Sunday, beating Italy 4-0 in the European Championship final.
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Euro 2012: Belarus' Lukashenko may attend final
Ukraine's Foreign Ministry says that Belarus' authoritarian president Aleksander Lukashenko may attend the final match of the European football (soccer) championship along with other EU leaders.
-
A mournful lament for a fabulous Euro 2012
With Germans wowing like Brazilians, the attack-minded Italians shedding their defensive skins and the Spanish hogging the ball to suffocate opponents rather than dazzling with "Ole!" artistry, the European Championship has delivered a festival of enthralling and cerebral soccer that has challenged national stereotypes.
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Cesare Prandelli has no problem if Italy wihdraws from Euro
Italy coach Cesare Prandelli says it wouldn't bother him if his team withdraws from the European Championship while Italian soccer is engulfed in a huge match-fixing scandal.
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Racism and Soccer Are in Play at a Big Event in East Europe
The most important sporting event in Eastern Europe since the fall of the Berlin Wall begins June 8 with the European soccer championships hosted by Poland and Ukraine.
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Euro 2012 host Kiev cracks down on sex trade
Ukraine's capital Kiev, struggling to shake off a reputation as a new destination for sex tourism, is taking steps to curb prostitution during the month-long European soccer championship, the city government said on Friday.
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Boycott of Ukraine during Euro 2012 carries risks
It's an ethical dilemma that has Western leaders in a bind: to boycott or not to boycott Ukraine-hosted matches in the European soccer championship over the alleged abuse of jailed opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko?
-
FIFA, UEFA lose legal challenge over TV coverage
Chalk up another giant victory for Britain's regular folks. The glorious months of World Cup or European Championship soccer, when dozens of games are followed with rabid enthusiasm across the continent, will stay on free TV, not cable.
-
Danish federation appeals UEFA ban
The Danish soccer federation appealed on Monday against the sanctions it received after a European Championship qualifier was abandoned.
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Scolari to remain with Portugal
Portugal coach Luiz Felipe Scolari extended his contract through the 2008 European Championship, the country's soccer federation said late on Friday.
