European football news, Euro 2008

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Spain

REAL MADRID were held 1-1 at Mallorca after defender Sergio Ramos was sent off with the table toppers leading. Read

Germany

SCHALKE moved up to second in the table after Turkish striker Halil Altintop headed the only goal against Hansa Rostock. Read

Portugal

PORTO trounced Amadora 6-0 to clinch their third league title on the trot last night. Read

Euro Glory Would Be So Swede

SUFFERING Swede Markus Rosenberg was forced to watch from the sidelines as Werder Bremen's UEFA Cup dream crashed in the semi-finals last season. Read

Stuttgart 6-3 Werder Bremen

STUTTGART piled on the misery for Werder Bremen's shattered cock-up 'keeper Tim Wiese as they fired six goals past the Ibrox fall guy to all but blow away the visitors' Bundesliga title hopes. Read

Fifa To Bring In 6 Officials At Each Game

FIFA stunned world football yesterday by binning their bid to introduce goal-line technology. Read

Ac Milan V Arsenal

THE Gunners may well rue Emmanuel Adebayor's last-minute howler that cost them a home victory against the Italians two weeks ago. Read

Barcelona V Celtic

CELTIC have to be admired for their bravery in the first-leg showdown at Parkhead and scoring twice against Barca - through Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink and Barry Robson - is no mean feat. Read

Man Utd V Lyon

LYON thought they had sealed a priceless one-goal first-leg lead over the English champions thanks to Karim Benzema's second-half strike. Read

Sevilla V Fenerbahce

THE Turks were underdogs for this tie and did well to secure a 3-2 first-leg victory at home. Read

Chelsea V Olympiakos

IN typical Chelsea fashion they ground out a drab goalless draw in Athens to set up a mouth-watering return at Stamford Bridge. Read

Porto V Schalke

KEVIN KURANYI'S early strike in Gelsenkirchen gave the Germans a slender lead to take to Portugal but the clean sheet they kept could prove even more crucial. Read

Real Madrid V Roma

MADRID have to be favourites to reach the quarter-finals after the tournament's all-time leading scorer Raul nabbed a crucial away goal in the Olympic stadium. Read