France 4 - 0 Estonia ( Friendly)

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Karim Benzema celebrates with Franck Ribery

Karim Benzema scored twice as France completed their preparations for Euro 2012 with a convincing win over Estonia.

Les Bleus took the lead through Franck Ribery before Benzema struck either side of half-time to put them firmly in the driving seat.

Substitute Jeremy Menez then wrapped up the victory in stoppage time to cap a commanding performance in Le Mans.

France will fly out to Ukraine tomorrow before opening their European campaign against England on Monday.

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France v Estonia

International Friendly

19:00 +00:00, June 5, 2012

MMArena

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Alou Diarra will be given the opportunity to anchor France's midfield in their final European Championship warm-up game against Estonia as coach Laurent Blanc explores his options after recent injuries.

But Blanc would not confirm whether he will field the same line-up in the tournament opener against England next Monday.

Hungary 0 - 0 Ireland ( friendly)

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Ireland striker Kevin Doyle battles for 

possession with Hungary's Adam Szalai

Shay Given and John O'Shea proved their fitness ahead of Euro 2012 as Republic of Ireland extended their unbeaten run to 14 games in Hungary.

Given excelled on his return from a knee injury before making a half-time exit, while O'Shea was given the full 90 minutes to prepare him for Sunday's opening Group C fixture against Croatia in Poznan.

With Croatia boss Slaven Bilic among the crowd, Ireland once again demonstrated the resilience which helped them qualify for the finals, although they failed to take any of the chances they created to win the game.

Brazil 0 - 2 Mexico ( int friendly)

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Javier Hernandez scored from the spot

Premier League duo Giovani Dos Santos and Javier Hernandez led Mexico to a friendly win over Brazil at Dallas Cowboys Stadium.

Tottenham forward Dos Santos opened the scoring in the 21st minute following a good move and he then won the penalty that allowed Manchester United striker Hernandez to double the lead 10 minutes later.

Mexico's victory means they completed their United States tour with three wins having beaten Wales 2-0 and Bosnia-Herzegovina 2-1.

Live streams: Netherlands v Slovakia (Friendly)

International Friendly
18:30 +00:00, May 30, 2012
De Kuip Stadion , Netherlands
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Holland winger Arjen Robben insists he can cope with his Champions League final heartbreak and has been buoyed by his return to the international fold.
Robben missed an injury-time penalty as Bayern Munich met Chelsea at their Allianz Arena home on May 19. The west Londoners eventually prevailed on a penalty shoot-out and Robben was subsequently jeered by the Bayern fans when the German club played Holland in a friendly three days later.
The former Real Madrid winger was upset at his treatment but, having spent some time with the Oranje squad as they prepare for the European Championship, is adamant he is now fully focused on the tournament in Poland and Ukraine.
Speaking ahead of tomorrow night's friendly clash with Slovakia in Rotterdam, he told De Telegraaf newspaper: "It was a special week but I am back here on the practice field with Holland and the Euros is the new target.
"I am comfortable with the national team and I am focused on the Euros.
"I think I have proved in the past that I have a lot of mental strength. I promise the fans that we will have a good tournament and I will be there against Denmark on June 9.''
Robben played the final 13 minutes of Saturday's surprise 2-1 home defeat by Bulgaria and was delighted with the reception he received from the crowd at the Amsterdam ArenA.
"It is a nice feeling when you are so welcomed in your own country,'' he added. "I want to thank the crowd.
"The positive feedback makes you want to play with your heart and soul.''
Holland boss Bert van Marwijk will be expecting his men to bounce back from their weekend setback.
Oranje were poor against the Bulgarians and today came under fire from former Holland playmaker Johan Cruyff.
Writing in his column for De Telegraaf, Cruyff felt the balance of the team was wrong.
He wrote: "Because (Rafael) Van der Vaart and (Robin) Van Persie were not using the full length of the pitch, there were hardly any crosses.
"That in turn meant few balls being cleared out of the penalty area to be picked up by the Dutch midfield and fired back at goal.
"Even an average team like Bulgaria can defend against that.''
Van Marwijk is expected to make changes tomorrow with Stijn Schaars one definite inclusion at left-back.
Source: Soccernet.com