VOICED: Football: Spain win on penalties to reach Euro 2012 final

Spain triumphed over Portugal in a tense Euro 2012 semifinal, winning in a penalty shootout. Spanish fans celebrated as Cesc Fabregas scored the decisive goal. The match was intense, with Spain's physical strength giving them an edge. Portuguese fans were left disappointed, especially as Cristiano Ronaldo didn't get to take a penalty. Opinions varied on the fairness of deciding matches through penalties. Spain advanced to the final, aiming to make history by winning three consecutive major tournaments.

What was the reaction of Spanish fans when Cesc Fabregas scored the winning penalty?

• They were confused.

• They celebrated joyously.

• They were indifferent.

• They were disappointed.

Why were some Portuguese fans critical of Coach Paulo Bento's decision during the penalty shootout?

• He did not let Ronaldo take an earlier penalty.

• He substituted Ronaldo too early.

• He used an unusual formation.

• He chose the wrong goalkeeper.

What was the main reason given for Spain's victory over Portugal?

• Better weather conditions.

• Superior physical strength.

• More experienced players.

• Home advantage.

What historic achievement was Spain on the verge of accomplishing if they won the final?

• Winning the Euro 2012 without conceding a goal.

• Defeating Germany for the first time in a final.

• Becoming the first nation to win three major international tournaments consecutively.

• Winning the World Cup twice in a row.

How did Spanish fans feel about facing either Germany or Italy in the final?

• They were hoping to avoid both teams.

• They were worried about facing Germany.

• They were indifferent about the opponent.

• They preferred to face Italy.