Villa gets hat-trick in Spanish win over Russia

Spain 4 Russia 1

Villa gets hat-trick in Spanish win over Russia
Tue, 10 Jun, 2008 - 19:54

Spain 4 Russia 1

David Villa struck a hat-trick as classy Spain got their Euro 2008 challenge off to a flying start against Russia at a rain-swept Stadion Tivoli Neu in Innsbruck.

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CourtsSoccerEuro 2008Place: Stadion Tivoli NeuPlace: InnsbruckPlace: SpainPerson: VillaPerson: David VillaPerson: Roman PavluchenkoPerson: Cesc FabregasPerson: Sergio RamosPerson: Aleksandr AniukovPerson: Igor AkinfeevPerson: AniukovPerson: Joan CapdevilaPerson: Igor SemshovPerson: Fernando TorresPerson: Denis KolodinPerson: AkinfeevPerson: TorresPerson: RussiansPerson: Guus HiddinkPerson: Konstatin ZyryanovPerson: Diniyar BilyaletdinovPerson: ZyryanovPerson: Iker CasillasPerson: PavluchenkoPerson: Konrad PlautzPerson: Andres IniestaPerson: CasillasPerson: Sergei SemakPerson: Marcos SennaPerson: David SilvaPerson: FabregasPerson: Roman ShirokovEvent: Euro 2008Event: Euro 2004Organisation: RussiaOrganisation: SpainOrganisation: LiverpoolOrganisation: Spartak MoscowOrganisation: Real Madrid
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