Greek forward Angelos Charisteas (foreground) heads the ball to score a 57th-minute goal that gave Greece the win over Portugal in the final match of the Euro 2004.(AFP/Vincenzo Pinto) 

Greece's Angelos Haristeas celebrates his goal against Portugal in front of Angelos Basinas (#6) during a Euro 2004 soccer final at the Luz stadium in Lisbon July 4, 2004. REUTERS/Giampiero Sposito 

The captain of Greece Theodoros Zagorakis holds up the cup after winning the Euro 2004 soccer final in Lisbon July 4, 2004. Greece defeated host Portugal 1-0. REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach 

Frances Zinedine Zidane (L) celebrates the goal against Croatia with team mate Mikael Silvestre during their Euro 2004 Group B soccer match at Magalhaes Pessoa stadium in Leiria, June 17, 2004. REUTERS/David Gray 

Croatia's Milan Rapaic (L) and Giovanni Rosso celebrate after Rapaic converted a penalty to equalize during their Euro 2004 Group B soccer match against France at the Magalhaes Pessoa stadium in Leiria, June 17, 2004. REUTERS/David Gray 

France's goalkeeper Fabien Barthez (C) fails to stop a penalty kick from Croatia's Milan Rapaic (C Rear) in their Euro 2004 Group B soccer match at the Magalhaes Pessoa stadium in Leiria, June 17, 2004. REUTERS/Jean-Paul Pelissier 

Croatia's Dado Prso (C) is hugged by team-mates Igor Tudor (L) and Milan Rapaic (R) as they celebrate their second goal against France during the Group B Euro 2004 soccer match at Magalhaes Pessoa stadium in Leiria, June 17, 2004. REUTERS/Jean-Paul Pelissier 

France's David Trezeguet cheers to his supporters after scoring during the Euro 2004 Group B soccer match between France and Croatia at the Dr. Magalhaes Pessoa Stadium in Leiria, Portugal, Thursday June 17, 2004. The other teams in Group B are Switzerland and England. (AP Photo/Lionel Cironneau) 

France's David Trezeguet (Top) celebrates with team-mate Sylvain Wiltord after scoring a goal to equalise 2-2 during their Group B Euro 2004 soccer match against Croatia at the Magalhaes Pessoa stadium in Leiria, June 17, 2004. REUTERS/David Gray 

England's midfielder and captain David Beckham(L) congratulates his teammate forward Wayne Rooney after his second goal agaginst Switzerland during their Euro 2004 first round clash in Coimbra(AFP/John MacDougall) 

Wow... 

Men only cry when it's about football

A distraught Becks at the end of the match... 
Zidane Breaks English Hearts

British press laments England's Euro setback to France

Why oh why they have to make stupid mistakes like that? And Barthez must have had faced Beckham at penalty training during his stint at Old Trafford, so Beckham shoulda guessed that Barthez would know where Becks will aim his shot. But he didn't. Grah. Now I remembered how I hated the smug faces of the French. They had the same expression after beating Brazil at the world cup 6 years ago...

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