Owen goal means England hold lead at break

Portugal 0-1 England

Thu, 24 Jun, 2004 - 21:54

Portugal 0-1 England

Michael Owen scored his first goal of Euro 2004 to give England a slender half-time advantage in a pulsating quarter-final with hosts Portugal in the Estadio da Luz.

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CourtsSoccerEuro 2004Place: Estadio da LuzPerson: OwenPerson: Michael OwenPerson: CostinhaPerson: David JamesPerson: Wayne RooneyPerson: RicardoPerson: Ashley ColePerson: Sol CampbellPerson: Cristiano RonaldoPerson: JamesPerson: ManichePerson: Steven GerrardPerson: Gomes'Person: FigoPerson: RooneyPerson: David BeckhamPerson: RonaldoPerson: John TerryPerson: DecoPerson: Luis FigoPerson: Gary NevillePerson: BeckhamPerson: GerrardPerson: Jorge AndradePerson: Darius VassellPerson: GomesPerson: Nuno ValentePerson: NevillePerson: VassellPerson: James’Event: Euro 2004Organisation: EnglandOrganisation: PortugalOrganisation: Liverpool
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