12:00 - Atletico Madrid v Rayo Vallecano
15:00 - Juventus v Cesena
15:00 - Fiorentina v AS Roma
16:00 - Everton v Stoke City
16:00 - Real Sociedad v Malaga CF
17:00 - Girondins Bordeaux v AS Nancy
17:00 - Paris Saint-Germain v AJ Auxerre
17:00 - Wolverhampton Wanderers v Sunderland
20:45 - Parma v Palermo
21:00 - Olympique Lyon v Toulouse FC
Get your free bets for Euro 2012 betting when you bet online. You can now play fruit machines such as Rainbow Riches at online casinos.
FOOTBALL NEWS FROM Euro 2012
Chile go top after comeback
Chile hit the top of Group C as they came from behind to beat Mexico in the Copa America.
Having never lifted the trophy before, Claudio Borghi's men gave an impressive demonstration of their credentials to do so this time around as they became just the second side to register a win so far.
Having fallen behind against the run of play to Nestor Aurajo`s goal just before half-time, La Roja scored twice after the break through substitute Esteban Paredes and Arturo Vidal to move ahead of Uruguay and Peru who had drawn earlier in the day.
Mexico were on the back foot from the off, but had an early opening when Giovani Dos Santos went on a weaving run that resulted in him having a shot blocked.
Chile remained the better side, though, especially with Alexis Sanchez, one of world football`s most wanted, looking dangerous.
They did not expect to fall behind to Aurajo`s looping header in the 40th minute, but they did, although they need not have worried.
Paredes came off the bench on the hour and seven minutes later he was at full stretch at the far post to bundle home on the line after four players had all gone for the same ball in the box.
Then, with Mexico only just level, Vidal got a start on his marker at the near post and planted a header into the opposite corner to win it, although it required some late indecision in the box from Edgar Pacheco to cement the points.
Tweet
Chile hit the top of Group C as they came from behind to beat Mexico in the Copa America.Having never lifted the trophy before, Claudio Borghi's men gave an impressive demonstration of their credentials to do so this time around as they became just the second side to register a win so far.
Having fallen behind against the run of play to Nestor Aurajo`s goal just before half-time, La Roja scored twice after the break through substitute Esteban Paredes and Arturo Vidal to move ahead of Uruguay and Peru who had drawn earlier in the day.
Mexico were on the back foot from the off, but had an early opening when Giovani Dos Santos went on a weaving run that resulted in him having a shot blocked.
Chile remained the better side, though, especially with Alexis Sanchez, one of world football`s most wanted, looking dangerous.
They did not expect to fall behind to Aurajo`s looping header in the 40th minute, but they did, although they need not have worried.
Paredes came off the bench on the hour and seven minutes later he was at full stretch at the far post to bundle home on the line after four players had all gone for the same ball in the box.
Then, with Mexico only just level, Vidal got a start on his marker at the near post and planted a header into the opposite corner to win it, although it required some late indecision in the box from Edgar Pacheco to cement the points.
Home | Live Football Stream | Live Scores | News | Champions League | UEFA Europa League | Seria A | La Liga | Premier League | Bundesliga | Contact Us | Links | Advertise | Live Football Streams
© Livesportonline.org 2008 | Website by Web FX Studio