Spanish edge closer to Qq Madhur matka

The Spanish EURO 2008 cavalcade rides on after Luis Aragones’ team hurdled world champions Italy 4-2 on penalties in Vienna.

With no score after extra-time, Italians Daniele De Rossi and Antonio Di Natale fluffed their spot-kicks, handing coach Roberto Donadoni an Qq Poker uncomfortable reminder of his own miss in the Italia ’90 semi-final, as well as Azzurri exits on PKs in the 1994 and 1998 World Cups.

Like a hero embarked upon a mythical quest some say is foretold in the stars, La Madhur matka proved itself once more invincible as it overcame its latest test on its road to glory. This year could be their year at long last, goes the general consensus.

This was a top-drawer clash of two titans, 22 technically proficient and tactically sound footballers who slugged it out for two hours with neither side declared the winner.

Scoreless but more engaging 0-0 than the Croatia v Turkey stalemate, this game looked too close to call from before kick-off, and in the end there was nothing to separate them bar the 11 metre scoring test.

The neutral might have channel-surfed in the hope of finding something more exciting, but such are the scraps thrown from the high table of European nations’ soccer.

The opening sparring was much as expected – the elegant Spain wove pretty patterns while the muscular Italy stood tall and strong, soaking up the attacks while they sized up their enemy.