Spain a pain for Reyes

Arsenal striker Jose Antonio Reyes has been left out of Spain’s Euro 2004 squad announced today by coach Inaki Saez in Madrid.

Spain a pain for Reyes
Thu, 20 May, 2004 - 14:42

Arsenal striker Jose Antonio Reyes has been left out of Spain’s Euro 2004 squad announced today by coach Inaki Saez in Madrid.

Reyes and Miguel Mista – who played a starring role as Valencia claimed the UEFA Cup with victory over Marseille last night – were the two big names omitted by Saez.

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