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TOURNEY TREATS
UNDATED, July I (AFP) Euro 2000 diary for Saturday, the 22nd day of the tournament:
EURO 2000 A SUCCESS
UEFA president Lennart Johansson has said that from a technical point of view the play at Euro 2000 has been the best ever.
The big Swede also said he had been delighted with the tournament especially the respect shown towards opponents in all the games played so far."
"On the other hand I regret what has happened outside the stadiums. I condemn hooliganism.
"We at UEFA we do what we can at the grounds, but we are powerless outside. We think governments should help us here."
FIFA GETS THE CREDIT
Rule changes Imposed by FIFA over the last decade giving more powers to referees is behind the improvement in the quality of play witnessed at Euro 2000. former French maestro Michel Platini said.
"Since the 1990 World Cup in Italy, FIFA adopted new rules and regulations investing the referees with more powers. Today those changes are paving off
"Players are being better protected and more emphasis is being placed on technique.
"Who have been the players who have caught the eye at Euro 2000 - Zidane.Figo. Rui Costa. Totti and Del Piero.
"At the end of the day. the best teams are there. Only Germany is missing. German football has a generational problem. But it will return in time."
WINDFALL FOR FRENCH?
Each member of the 22-strong French squad will receive a total of 560.000 euros if they defeat Italy in Sunday's Euro 2000 final. L'Equipe sports dally said.
They will get 200.000 euros from the French Football Federation and 360.000 euros as their share of promotional products.
L'Equipe said that each player would receive the same amount from stars like Zinedine Zidane and Laurent Blanc down to players such as third-choice goalkeeper Ulrich Rame who has yet to play one minute.
PENALTY NIGHTMARE OVER FOR DI BIAGIO Italian midfielder Luigi di Biagio caught the eye in the penalty shoot-out win against Holland in the Euro 2000,semifinals.
Di Biagio strode up to take the first penalty even although he had been traumatised by his miss against France in the World Cup finals two years ago which sent Italy crashing out of the tournament.
"In Paris. 1 felt so calm, yet I missed This time my head was full of things, but I knew that 1 had the suppprt and affection ot my teammates. That gave me the courage to get up there and shoot."