Wednesday's scores: http://soccernet-akamai.espn.go.com/s...Latest standings: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euro_200...Your World Times:Euro 2008 football action was in full swing again on Wednesday as the picture of which 14 teams will join hosts Austria and Switzerland in the tournament finals is becoming more clear. The Czech Republic trounced the Germans - who had already locked up their spot in the finals over the weekend - 3-0 in Munich to secure the second berth from Group D. Thanks to a late goal, defending Euro 2004 Champions Greece will be playing in the finals as they beat third-place Turkey 1-0. Romania's 2-0 win over lowly Luxembourg sent them through to the finals from Group G. The second place Dutchmen beat Slovenia 2-0 to send their lead over third-place Bulgaria to 4 points, but the win came with a heavy cost as they lost Robin van Persie, Arjen Robben and Rafael van der Vaart to injuries. Cristiano Ronaldo scored what proved to be the deciding goal in the 90th...