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France's Thierry Henry (R) watches as the Greek team celebrate after scoring, 25 June 2004 during their European Nations football championships quarter-final match between France and Greece at the Jose Alvalade stadium in Lisbon. AFP PHOTO ADRIAN DENNIS

France striker Thierry Henry walks off in disappointment while players from Greece celebrate an historic achievement. A second-half goal from Angelos Charisteas did the damage in a 1-0 win.

Members of the Greek team celebrate after scoring against France, 25 June 2004 during their European Nations Championship quarter-final football match between France and Greece at the Estadio Jose De Alvalade in Lisbon.

Greek fans and their footballers can hardly believe it after they caused one of the greatest upsets in European championship history. A 1-0 win over France books a semi-final date against either Denmark or the Czech Republic next Thursday.

French fans look dejected after their team lost 1-0 to Greece, 25 June 2004 at Estadio Jose De Alvalade in Lisbon, during the European Nations championship quarter-final football match between France and Greece. AFP PHOTO Franck FIFE

French fans cannot hide their deep disappointment after watching their side crash out of Euro 2004 at the hands of Greece. A second-half goal was enough to sink France and send Greece into the last four.

French captain Zinedine Zidane loosens his shirt, 25 June 2004 during their European Championship quarter-final football match between France and Greece at the Estadio Jose de Alvalade in Lisbon. AFP PHOTO ARIS MESSINI

France playmaker Zinedine Zidane feels the heat as his side head towards a stunning 1-0 upset at the hands of Greece. France are now heading for the airport while Greece will bask in the spotlight and prepare for an unprecedented semi-final against either Denmark or the Czech Republic.

French goalkeeper Fabien Barthez makes a save, 25 June 2004 during their European Nations Championship quarter-final football match between France and Greece at the Estadio Jose de Alvalade in Lisbon. AFP PHOTO Lluis GENE

France keeper Fabien Barthez scrambles to make a goal-line save during an evenly matched quarter-final against Greece in Lisbon.

Greece's defender Mihalis Kapsis (L) and French forward David Trezeguet jump for a header, 25 June 2004 during their European Championship quarter-final football match between France and Greece at the Estadio Jose de Alvalade in Lisbon. AFP PHOTO ARIS MESSINI

Greek defender Mihalis Kapsis and France striker David Trezeguet battle for aerial supremacy in Friday's quarter-final in Lisbon.

Greek supporters are seen, 25 June 2004 prior to the European Championship quarter-final football match between France and Greece at the Estadio Jose de Alvalade in Lisbon. AFP PHOTO ARIS MESSINI

Greek fans were out in force on Friday as they took part in their first ever quarter-final at a major competition. France provide stiff competition in what promises to be an event filled evening in Lisbon.

French midfielder Robert Pires (R) takes a tumble by Greece's midfielder Theodoros Zagorakis, 25 June 2004 at Estadio Jose De Alvalade in Lisbon, during the European Nations championship quarter-final football match between France and Greece. AFP PHOTO Franck FIFE

France midfielder Robert Pires takes a tumble during quarter-final action against Greece on Friday. Theodoros Zagorakis played a part in the tackle.

England head coach Sven Goran Eriksson waves to photographers on the team coach as they leave the Solplay Hotel in Lisbon 25 June 2004. England was kicked out of the Euro 2004 tournament 24 Juenin their quarter final by Portugal. AFP PHOTO POOL OWEN HUMPHREYS

England manager Sven Goran Eriksson gives a wave from the team bus as the squad prepare to leave their hotel in Lisbon. The team suffered a gut wrenching defeat on Thursday when hosts Portugal came out on top in a 6-5 penalty shoot-out win.

Czech player Pavel Nedved signs autographs for children from a local school and football supporters at the end of the Czech national team's practice in Sintra, 25 June 2004. The Czech republic will play vs Denmark their Euro 2004 quarter-final match in Porto, 27 June 2004. AFP PHOTO JOE KLAMAR

Czech Republic captain Pavel Nedved signs autographs for local children following training in Sintra. The fancied Czechs face Denmark on Sunday in the last of the four quarter-finals.

Danish midfielder Dennis Rommedahl warms up during training, 25 June 2004 at the Le Meridien Golf and Country Club in Portimao on the Algarve coast in Portugal during the European nations championship. Denmark will play the Czech Republic in the quarter-final 27 June in Porto in the Euro 2004.

All was said to be an oasis of calm at Denmark's training camp on the Algarve as they prepare for a Sunday quarter-final with the Czechs. Midfielder Dennis Rommedahl is training here under watchful eyes.

Portugal's goalkeeper Ricardo (R) scores the winning penalty past England's goalkeeper David James, 24 June 2004 during their European Nations Championship quarter-final football match between Portugal and England at the Estadio da Luz in Lisbon. AFP PHOTO Lluis GENE

Portugal keeper Ricardo lashes home the winning penalty as his side eked out a nailbiting 6-5 shoot-out win over England after the two sides finished 2-2.