Netherlands 1-1 Montenegro

Vokolan's equaliser meant the Netherlands finished the campaign with only

The dead rubber match in Group B was a moment of pride for the six-year-old nation of Montenegro, as they held the Netherlands to a 1-1 draw in Grozny.

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France 4-1 Montenegro

Minardi was in imperious form in Samara

Christophe Minardi's hat-trick meant France were in the quarter-finals and Montenegro would be eliminated early.

France: 1 Richard LaRochelle; 19 Pierre Fallou, 15 Marvin Mamoudady, 5 Julien Radowanski, 3 Dimitri Servanyan; 6 Jean-Paul Sanchez, 4 Romain Courtanois; 11 Rachid Masrani, 7 Yannick Bourgeois; 10 Sébastien Lacroix; 12 Christophe Minardi

Montenegro: 1 Simon Radivanović; 7 Mirko Ziranić, 4 Dragan Vucinić, 2 Vladimir Jovanović, 6 Stefan Vokolan; 3 Zoran Metrović, 5 Aleksandar Faticić; 8 Nenad Djalović, 10 Matej Koprić; 9 Nenad Saminović, 11 Goran Ristić

Referee: Franco Nettini (Switzerland)

Goals: Minardi 25', 45', 59', Lacroix 49' (France), Faticic 52' (Montenegro)

Man of the Match: Christophe Minardi (France)

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England 1-0 Montenegro

Carey celebrates his strike

England got off to a winning start with John Carey's goal to beat Montenegro in the Group C opener in Kazan.

England: 1 Simon Herding; 2 Danny Miller, 5 Daniel Perry, 6 John Macdonald, 3 Ashton Reid (14 Liam Cole); 4 Garry Stratford; 11 James Douglas, 8 Craig CraiCo, 19 Craig Palmer; 23 Chad Blake (16 Kevin Warhurst), 9 John Carey

Montenegro: 1 Simon Radivanović; 7 Mirko Ziranić, 4 Dragan Vucinić, 2 Vladimir Jovanović, 6 Stefan Vokolan; 3 Zoran Metrović, 5 Aleksandar Faticić; 8 Nenad Djalović, 10 Matej Koprić; 9 Nenad Saminović, 11 Goran Ristić

Referee: Andrea Moretta (Italy)

Goals: Carey 31' (1-0 England)

Man of the Match: John Carey (England)

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I can handle the abuse - Saminović

Montenegro striker Nenad Saminović is confident he can handle the sickening homophobic taunts that could be in store for him during EuroCup '12.

Saminović, who plays in Italy for Presamo, declared he was gay shortly after leaving English club Barnsworth in 2010.

"I don't really care to be honest," said Saminović, "Football comes first and I try to ignore the taunts as much as possible."

Despite his best efforts to ignore the taunts on the pitch, Saminović supports the anti-homophobic campaign which encourages to stop the fans' gay bashing and advises more and more footballers to reveal their sexuality.

"It shouldn't matter if the footballer is gay or straight, they're human beings at the end of the day," said a spokesman for Kick Out Homophobia.

Saminović is set to be the only openly gay player in this summer's EuroCup in Russia, although Toni Schmidt managed Switzerland in the tournament four years ago.

Draw announced

CSA EuroCup 12 Draw

Group A

Russia

Denmark

Italy

Belgium

Group B

Spain

Croatia

Sweden

Norway

Group C

England

Netherlands

France

Montenegro

Group D

Germany

Scotland

Czech Republic

Greece