Cassano fined €15k over discriminatory statement
AC Milan striker Antonio Cassano has received a €15,000 fine from UEFA for a discriminatory statement he made while with Italy at Euro 2012.
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Iniesta named best player of Euro 2012
Andres Iniesta, who helped Spain to a second successive European Championship triumph in Poland and Ukraine, has been named the best player at the tournament.
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Del Bosque hails 'extraordinary' Spain
Spain coach Vicente del Bosque labelled his side's record-breaking performance in Kiev as "extraordinary".
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Sublime Spain make history in Kiev
Spain recorded the biggest European Championship final victory of all-time to defeat Italy 4-0 and become the first team to win three successive tournaments.
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Prandelli: Balotelli will learn from Euro woe
Italy coach Cesare Prandelli has told striker Mario Balotelli he will emerge stronger from the shattering experience of tonight's Euro 2012 final hammering by Spain in Kiev.
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As it Happened: Spain win Euro 2012
Spain have retained their Euro title after a comprehensive 4-0 win over Italy in Kiev on Sunday. Read how it all unfolded here.
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Buffon: Balotelli deserves the most credit
Italy skipper Gianluigi Buffon has praised controversial striker Mario Balotelli for his willingness to work for the Italian cause at Euro 2012.
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Del Bosque determined to stay on winning run
Spain's triumphs at Euro 2008 and the 2010 World Cup has not dimmed the players' hunger for success, says coach Vicente del Bosque.
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Mesut Oezil puzzled by media criticism of Germany
Midfielder Mesut Oezil admits he does not understand why Germany's exit from Euro 2012 received such negative publicity with even the future of coach Joachim Low cast in doubt.
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Xavi dismisses Spain 'boring' tag
Brilliant Spain playmaker Xavi has rejected the claim his side are boring.
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Laurent Blanc's tenure with France concludes
Laurent Blanc will not stay on as France coach after his contract expired today, French sports daily L'Equipe has reported.
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Ireland fans to receive UEFA award
UEFA President Michel Platini has announced that he will travel to Dublin to present a special award to Irish fans to recognise their great behaviour and contribution to UEFA EURO 2012.
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Euro 2012 organisers hit back at BBC racism claims
The organisers of Euro 2012 have hit back at the BBC's pre-tournament claims of fans being at danger of racist thuggery in Poland and Ukraine this summer.
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Balotelli wants to play team role
Mario Balotelli would happily sacrifice his shot at the Golden Boot prize if it meant Italy won Euro 2012.
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Iker Casillas praises 'exceptional' Buffon
Spanish goalkeeper Iker Casillas has spoken of his huge admiration for his Italian counterpart Gianluigi Buffon.
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Andrews to miss World Cup qualifier
Midfielder Keith Andrews will be suspended for the Republic of Ireland's opening World Cup qualifier following his sending-off at Euro 2012.
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Del Bosque: No regrets over missed chance
Spain coach Vicente del Bosque has no regrets over passing up the chance to eliminate Italy from Euro 2012 ahead of his side's meeting with Cesare Prandelli's men in Sunday's final.
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Germany have no plans for major overhaul
Germany will not undergo a radical overhaul after they stumbled out of Euro 2012 at the semi-final stage against Italy and now have to wait longer for their first major title since 1996.
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Best two teams in the final: Balotelli
Mario Balotelli insists Sunday's Euro 2012 final will feature the best two teams in the competition.
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Balotelli brace secures final spot for Italy
Mario Balotelli's first-half double was enough to give Italy a Euro 2012 final spot against Spain on Sunday next.
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