The majority made their way peacefully towards the bus and train stations and only a couple of hundred remained in the central square of the southern Belgian town. Police kept a low profile, eyewitnesses said. Shortly after midnight, only about 50 England fans remained in the city square, bemoaning a sorry England performance against the Romanians. It was a sharp contrast to Saturday when England played Germany in the city and hooligan violence in Charleroi and Brussels prompted Uefa to threaten England with expulsion from the tournament if there was a repeat. Return to the questions .
Nothing produces more emotion than an unexpected win and an unexpected loss.
Both were in evidence after Portugal s win over former champion Germany. Euphoria greets victory Lisbon, Reuters Portuguese media were euphoric yesterday after a reserve side extended an unbroken run of victories at Euro 2000 with a 3-0 win over outgoing champions Germany. All the papers carried a photo of Portugal s hat-trick hero Sergio Conceicao, who Bola quoted as thanking God for helping him demolish Germany. Return to the questions . Germany's Jens Jeremies, Markus Babbel, Oliver Bierhoff and Carsten Janker and other teammates watch the game in despair.