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Valeron gives Spain 1-0 win over Russia 
Sat 12 Jun, 10:09 PM 
  
Fernando Morientes (Spain) & Sergei Ovhinnikov (Russia) Fernando Morientes (left) & Sergei Ovhinnikov battle for the ball 

FARO (Reuters) - Substitute Juan Carlos Valeron scored with his first touch to give Spain a 1-0 win over Russia in their Euro 2004 opener, restoring the established order in Group A after Greece's stunning win over Portugal.  

Spain dominated the first half on Saturday, with Ruben Baraja ruling the midfield and Vicente and Joseba Etxeberria baffling the Russian defence on the wings.  
  
Russia collected a rash of yellow cards as they tried to contain the Spaniards and defender Roman Sharonov was sent off late in the game for his second bookable offence. The match turned when Inaki Saez brought on Valeron and Xabi Alonso in the 59th minute. A minute later, Carles Puyol crossed low from the right and Valeron's first contribution was to place the ball calmly past Sergei Ovchinnikov.  

"It was quite lucky because it was the first ball I actually touched in the game and it managed to go in," the midfielder said.  

"I thought we were unlucky not to score in the first half but in the end we kept our heads and getting that goal proved to be vital."  

It was only the second time Spain had won their opening match in the European Championship since the group phase was introduced in 1980, while Russia went a record-equalling eighth successive match without a win at the finals.  
  
BETTER START  

A better start looked certain for Spain this time as they came out of the blocks with real conviction.  

An opening goal almost came in the second minute, when Baraja found Raul in space with a deft through ball. The striker turned to make space but his shot squeezed just wide.  

Russia's first attack came in the 16th minute when Marat Izmailov took a pass from Alexander Mostovoi and crossed for Dmitry Bulykin to shoot tamely.  

Yevgeny Aldonin (Russia) & Ivan Helguera (Spain) Yevgeny Aldonin (left) and Ivan Helguera battle for the ball 

Vicente's drive brought Spain close again after 36 minutes as he rode one late challenge on the edge of the area and crossed.  

Morientes forced a fine save from Ovchinnikov with a point-blank header and Etxeberria missed the chance to finish off.  

Russia were not out of it, though, and Dmitry Alenichev gave Spain a couple of nervous moments at the end of the second half.  

The bustling midfielder tricked his way past two defenders on the right of the area to bring a good save from Iker Casillas and the keeper had to look lively again almost immediately when Alenichev cut inside and shot low to the near post.  

Raul should have done better than to head wide when an Etxeberria cross picked him out unmarked seven minutes into the second half.  

Morientes was substituted after failing to meet another Etxeberria cross but Valeron had more luck when he converted simply after Puyol's good work.  

Russia did not create a single chance to equalise and could have no complaints as Spain held on for a deserved victory.  

"Our defeat was mainly due to our nerves. We held out for nearly 60 minutes but in the last 20-30 minutes Spain had a huge advantage over us," Alenichev said.  

Earlier Greece achieved the greatest victory in their soccer history when they defeated hosts Portugal 2-1 in Porto.