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[Doc Sark]

We owned the Swiss. 3-0 and we didn't even have to get out of first gear. The performance could have been a lot better but if we can win 3-0 without really playing.....I hope we do well and get revenge on the poor looking French in the final. If they make it, which they won't if they keep playing so badly!

Rooney was awesome. Gerrard made up for his gaff against the French with a great performance. We only need a point now!

C'MON ENGLAND!!!

[Cz]

I'm happy with the result, but not the performance. Still, it'll see us through against Croatia, and we'll just have to raise our game later on.

[Rainecloud]

England play so half-heartedly these days.

It's a great shame.

[aeris2001x2]

u cant be complacent against crotia, did u see them against france? they would have won the game if it was not 4 that stuiped error for frances second ( and both sides missed a glorious chance each to score) and they were nothing like the side that drew against switerland.

seriously they are so unlucky to not beat france considering its the best england performance i ever saw and i worry cause england seem 2 think they are back on track even though they beat switerland 3-0 playing like crap. no real test, crotia will be.

[Cz]

During the first half, Croatia's performance wasn't any different from the Swiss game. If France had killed them off while they had the chance, they wouldn't have been troubled later on.

[The Captain]

It's times like this where I am disappointed the USA doesn't carry more soccer. I get a lot of info from BBC and Fox Sports World, but that's about it.

Take care all.

[aeris2001x2]

well there maybe a bigger future for usa soccer. usa did well in the last world cup and i,d say they could get better and be a major force if more talent like Tim Howard come forth. he has played amazing for manchester united in his first season.

anyway i,m happy, just saw the best game for years, Czech republic just beat the netherlands 3-2. what a game

[Rainecloud]

Their comeback was quite surprising, to say the least.

I used to hate and detest football, but I've grown to like it in recent years. Perhaps the hours and hours of continuous "International Superstar Soccer" play with my friends had a share in changing my opinions on the matter. Up until recently, I would view football as a boring and repetitive game. I don't see it that way any more, not after seeing such class games in this year's Euro tournament.