Spain vs France: Euro 2012 Live stream online video sopcast

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Watch here Spain vs France Live Stream Online Euro Cup 2012 23 June, 2012. Spain vs France Live Stream Online will held on 18:45 GMT, 23 June, 2012. All Soccer supporters, don't miss to watch this game live on LIVE SPORTS TV.

MATCH DETAILS
Date: 23 June, 2012
Time: 18:45 GMT
Competition: Euro Cup 2012
Live/Repeat: Live

Spanish boss Vicente del Bosque again looks set to start two-goal Fernando Torres in an unchanged side.
When three-time World Player of the Year Zinedine Zidane clipped the ball past Iker Casillas in the dying seconds of France's 3-1 quarter-final win over Spain at the 2006 World Cup, it marked the last international goal from open play of one the game's all-time greats. But not only was that a moment when the curtain began to come down on Zidane's career; it also saw the dawn of a new era. That strike is the last goal Spain have conceded in the knock-out stages of a major tournament, encompassing a run of seven games during their Euro 2008 and 2010 World Cup triumphs as they became kings of all they survey.

Despite emerging from the group stage of Euro 2012 with the most goals scored (six) and fewest conceded (one), detractors are queuing up for some Spain-bashing - especially as Joachim Loew's young Germany side now appear to be flavour of the month. The classy Iniesta and co may not have been at their jaw-dropping best so far, but they have clearly demonstrated that they will take some beating. Croatia pushed hard to put them out in their final group match, but still the Spaniards kept calm to pocket a 1-0 win and secure top spot.
Whether they play with a recognised centre-forward or not, Vicente Del Bosque's men smell an unprecedented hat-trick of major titles. That alone will drive them hungrily into the knockout stages.

After victories for Portugal and Germany, half of the semifinalists have now been confirmed for this year's tournament. Our third game will decide which European powerhouse will face up to Portugal in the semifinal.

Spain look set to have a full squad to choose from, with manager Vicente del Bosque having to decide whether to stick with Fernando Torres or start Cesc Fabregas as the false nine.

France are without the suspended Philippe Mexes, so Laurent Koscielny should deputise, while Yohan Cabaye should return from injury to start.

Full team news will be right here an hour before kickoff. Until then here is some pre-match reading for you to enjoy: