англичане оценили.. не на иврите, но, пока вот так..

Guardian прикалывается
63 min. Kerzakhov! You clown! After a superb through-ball by Arshavin, the striker slashes wastefully wide yet again! He should have already secured the golden boot - and my fortune - by now.

68 min: Is he doing this on purpose? Kerzakhov romps down the right and all the way into a prime shooting position ... before whacking the ball way, way wide.

69 min: No, no, no! Kerzakhov gets the ball at the edge of the area ... cuts on to his left foot ... and blazes the ball into the stands!

72 min: Cracking effort by ... no, not Kerzakhov, obviously ... but rather Gebre Selassie, who met a cross-field ball with a delicious volley that smacked the sidenetting.

74 min: The inevitable has come to pass: Pavlyuchenko replaces Kerzakhov, who will presumably attmept to find a place on the bench but end up falling on to the grass.

GOAL! Russia 3-1 Czech Republic (Dzagoev 79\') Perhaps that\'s where my money should have gone. A breaking ball falls to Pavlyuchenko, who knocked into the path of Dzagoev, who shows Kerzakhov how to finish by blasting into the net from 18 yards.

81 min: As the Russian fans jig in the stand, Mat Schulz feels the need to dances on my pain by revealing that Opta stats show that Kerzakhov is the first player in the history of the European Championship to hit seven shots off target in a single game.

GOAL! Russia 4-1 Czech Republic (Pavlyuchenko 82\') As if to ensure that Kerzakhov does not feature again in this tournament, his replacement collects the ball inside the box, holds off his marker and thunders an unstoppable net past Cech.

Full-time: A richly entertaining game ruined only by the wonky shooting of Kerzakhov. Russian were brilliant with the ball, yet strangely prone to lapses of interest, which could cost them against better opposition