 | Greece's goalkeeper Antonios Nikopolidis, left, grabs the ball over Pauleta, of Portugal, during the Euro 2004 soccer championship final match between Portugal and Greece at the Luz stadium in Lisbon, Portugal, July 4th 2004 click to open  |
 | Greece's German coach Otto Rehhagel celebrates after their Euro 2004 soccer final victory over host Portugal at the Luz stadium in Lisbon July 4, 2004. Greece won 1-0. click to open |
 | Portugal's Luis Figo, rear, challenges Angelo Basinas of Greece during the Euro 2004 soccer championship final match between Portugal and Greece at the Luz stadium in Lisbon, Portugal, Sunday, July 4, 2004. click to open |
 | Greece players led by Traianos Dellas (2R) celebrate with the cup after winning the Euro 2004 soccer final in Lisbon July 4, 2004. Greece defeated host Portugal 1-0. click to open |
 | The captain of Greece Theodoros Zagorakis (C) holds up the trophy on the podium after winning the Euro 2004 soccer final in Lisbon July 4, 2004. Greece defeated host Portugal 1-0. At left is UEFA President Lennart Johansson. click to open |
 | An England team soccer fan kisses the national team shirt worn by a young fan at Rossio Square in Lisbon, June 13, 2004. England meets France in their Group B Euro 2004 soccer championship in Lisbon. click to open |
 | English football fans sing their team's anthem at Rossio square, in the heart of Lisbon a day before the start of the European Nations championship in Portugal. England will play France 13 June. France may be the favourites but England go into Sunday's Euro 2004 clash with history on their side. click to open |
 | An English fan takes a picture in the Rossio Square in Lisbon June 13, 2004 . England and France play the first match on Euro 2004. click to open |
 | Portuguese police officers hold back English soccer fans from a street at the Rossio square in central Lisbon, Portugal, Saturday, June 12, 2004. England will play France in a Group B 2004 European soccer championship match at the stadium on Sunday. click to open |
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