Quarter-final goes to penalties

The first quarter-final of Euro 2004 has gone to penalties after England's Frank Lampard scored an equaliser nine minutes into the second period of extra time.

Quarter-final goes to penalties
Thu, 24 Jun, 2004 - 22:50

The first quarter-final of Euro 2004 has gone to penalties after England's Frank Lampard scored an equaliser nine minutes into the second period of extra time.

It cancelled out Rui Costa's strike five minutes earlier.

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