剛剛抽簽的時候，我有到處找了一下有沒有地方有在播的，結果被我找到了！ XD http://www.tvi.iol.pt/home.html（“tvi“是葡萄牙的一個民營電視台） 這個有提供可以直接線上觀看，不過畫面很小不清楚、而且還沒聲音 ^^b 不過他有時也會轉播聯賽喔！給大家做一個參考。 如果你想看的話，點左點那裡的“TVI EM DIRECTO“就可以了。 然後我們的形象大使Rui Costa先生～ 雖然他沒能來親自來現場，不過他有錄製了一段短片。 而且Rui他在裡面把頭髮梳得很服貼（我覺得平常那樣比較好看 XDDDDD） 當然Eusebio在這種場合也是絕對免不了的，他有到現場抽簽。 具體的抽簽結果如下： Group A：Portugal、France、Serbia-Montenegro、Germany（！！！！！） Group B：Italy、Denmark、Ukraine、Netherlands http://www.uefa.com/competitions/Under21/news/Kind=1/newsId=392521.html Holders learn final opponents Five-time winners Italy will begin their defence of the UEFA European Under-21 Championship title against Denmark, Netherlands and Ukraine in the final tournament after the draw was made in Porto this afternoon. Dominant force The Italians have triumphed in five of the last seven championships and defeated Serbia and Montenegro 3-0 in the final in Bochum in 2004. Claudio Gentile's side will face a stern task if they are to collect the trophy for a sixth time, however, having been placed in Group B at the draw, which was conducted by Portuguese legend Eusebio in tandem with UEFA National Teams Committee chairman Lars-Ake Lagrell. Danish date They will meet Denmark, who reached the last four in 1992 but have not been involved in the latter stages of the competition since, Netherlands, who will host the final tournament in 2007 and Ukraine, who have reached the finals for the first time since gaining independence and qualified in dramatic fashion by scoring three times in the final 20 minutes in Belgium to win the second leg of their play-off 3-1 and triumph 5-4 overall. Denmark were unbeaten on the path to Portugal and will renew acquaintanceswith the Ukrainians, who they met in qualifying Group 2. Home challenge Hosts Portugal came third in 2004 and will be eager to build on that this time round. The Portuguese won all ten qualifying group games before defeating Switzerland in the play-offs, and now face France, Germany and Serbia and Montenegro in a competitive-looking Group A. 2004 final hosts Germany were unable to progress beyond the group stage on home soil two years ago, while France, European champions at this level in 1998 and runners-up in Switzerland four years ago, will also hope to re-establish themselves at this level having failed to reach the finals last time out, and Serbia and Montenegro, runners-up in 2004, qualified for this year's tournament at the expense of neighbours Croatia who they defeated 5-2 on aggregate in the play-offs. Prestigious venues The action gets under way on Tuesday 23 May, with all eight sides playing three group games against the other sides in their respective sections. The top two in each group progress to the semi-finals, which are scheduled to take place at two of the stadiums that hosted matches at UEFA EURO 2004 - the magnificent Municipal de Braga and the Municipal de Aveiro - on Thursday 1 June. The final will be played at the Estadio do Bessa Seculo XXI, home of Boavista FC, on Sunday 4 June. --

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