Figo rues costly mistakes as Portugal go down to Greece

Luis Figo admitted Portugal had paid a heavy price for their mistakes after the host nation lost 2-1 to Greece in the opening match of Euro 2004.

Figo rues costly mistakes as Portugal go down to Greece
Sat, 12 Jun, 2004 - 20:55

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Luis Figo admitted Portugal had paid a heavy price for their mistakes after the host nation lost 2-1 to Greece in the opening match of Euro 2004.

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CourtsSoccerEuro 2004Place: GreecePlace: PortugalPlace: Estadio do DragaoPerson: FigoPerson: Luis FigoPerson: Georgios KaragounisPerson: Cristiano RonaldoPerson: Georgios SeitaridisPerson: Angelis BasinasPerson: RonaldoPerson: GreeksPerson: Luiz Felipe ScolariPerson: DecoPerson: Rui CostaPerson: Simao SabrosaPerson: ScolariPerson: Pierluigi CollinaPerson: Zisis VryzasPerson: KaragounisPerson: RicardoPerson: Jorge AndradePerson: CostinhaPerson: VryzasPerson: Panagiotis FyssasPerson: AndradePerson: SimaoPerson: PauletaPerson: Traianos DellasPerson: CollinaPerson: Stelios GiannakopoulosPerson: CharisteasEvent: Euro 2004Organisation: PortugalOrganisation: GreeceOrganisation: RussiaOrganisation: FigoOrganisation: Real MadridOrganisation: SpainOrganisation: BrazilOrganisation: Angelos CharisteasOrganisation: Charisteas
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