Spain Win Euro Cup 2012 after 4 - 0 Final vs Italy, Watch Goals

Kiev Olympic Stadium, Kiev, Ukraine. The biggest day comes on, Euro 2012 Championship finals. Spain & Italy, the FIFA world champions Spain & four times winner Italy. Thousand of viewers in stadium & millions of fan waiting in TV screen to watch finals show in Euro 2012. 50 - 50 chance for both two teams to win this game, after 90 mint in play Spain win 4 - 0!!

Spain became the first European team to ever win three back-to-back international tournaments as they defended the European Championship with a comfortable 4-0 win over Italy thanks to goals from David Silva, Jordi Alba, Fernando Torres and Juan Mata in Kiev.

In the opening rounds of a major tournament, Spain taunts and bleeds its opponents. Just to make it more fun, they may occasionally lose to Switzerland (the only team that has beaten Spain at this level in four years).

The first two tercios are dull. Like the bullfight, that’s because there’s no doubt about how things are going to end. Spain dithered their way through five games here. They could have lost to either Italy or Croatia in the opening round. Either result would have sent them home. They left it to a penalty lottery with Portugal in the semis. But this team, now astride the world of international football as no other side in history has ever been, refuses to go for the throat before there’s a trophy at stake. They save the muerte for the final.

After being (justifiably) browbeaten for their hold-it-up-in-midfield-until-the-sun-explodes style, Spain arrived in Kyiv on Sunday finally determined to entertain as well as win. Six games in, their Euro started at the very end.

Unfortunately for Italy, the last replacement, Motta was only on the field for four minutes before he pulled a hamstring and had to be stretchered off. It was dreadful luck for the Azzurri, who now knew their task was a hopeless one.

All that was left was to stave off humiliation. Even that was beyond them as substitutes Torres and Mata struck in the final minutes. Italy didn't deserve that. Their first competitive defeat to Spain - penalties excepted - since the 1920 Olympics.

Spain, record breakers twice over, now unbeaten in this competition for 29 games, a run that stretches back to June 2004. History makers.

Hall of Fame Live Stream Free Coverage

Starting Week of NFL Pro Football League 2012 is Knows as Hall of Fame, Pro Football Hall of Fame Week will start 5th August, 2012 at 9.00 PM EPT. Two famous NFL team Cardinals and Saints. Both two teams have great history of NFL.

Hall of Fame Live Stream Free Coverage. "A lot of it had to do with being a pioneer with ‘Inside the NFL' on HBO," said Dawson, a host on the popular show from its infancy in 1977 to 2001. "I was on that show for 24 years . . . that's a long run. And that was the only place you get the highlights from all the games. Now, you get them on Sunday night at 7 o'clock. The fact that I had the opportunity to work in various areas - local television, local radio, national television - I'm very blessed."

This video takes you through the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio.we must of walked through it 4 times . in the basement they have so much stuff you to call ahead and they'll let you check what ever you want though .Finally came to their senses and put Dermontti in. He's only be greatest center of all time for Christ's sake. Congrats! Watch the Video Now.

Dawson will receive the prestigious 2012 Pete Rozelle Radio-Television Award from the Pro Football Hall of Fame for “longtime exceptional contributions to radio and television in professional football.”

Dawson, 77, will be recognized on Aug. 3, the night before the Hall of Fame induction ceremony. It will mark the 25th anniversary of his 1987 induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio, which is just 20 miles up the road from Dawson’s hometown of Alliance, Ohio.

“You could have knocked me over,” Dawson said of his reaction to receiving the Rozelle Award, which has been presented since 1989. “That never, ever crossed my mind. To win the Rozelle Award is very special.”

Dawson joins some of the biggest names in sports broadcasting history in receiving the honor, including Chris Schenkel, Curt Gowdy, Lindsey Nelson, Jack Buck and Dick Enberg, as well as former coach John Madden and players Pat Summerall and Don Meredith.

But Dawson, Frank Gifford and Dan Dierdorf are the only ones who are in the Hall of Fame as both players and broadcasters.