Firstly must be the knockout of Germany from Euro 2012. The Italian team who were seen very much to be the underdog in this match managed to knock the Germans out with a score of 2 – 1. Both Italian goals came from the controversial player Balotelli which sealed their move into the final to play Spain, at team that they have not lost to since the 1020s.

The second surprise was that Rafa Nadal, was knocked out of Wimbledon by the ranked outside Lukas Rosal who is ranked 100 in the world. Nadal never looked comfortable in the match and was very unhappy when the roof was closed for fading light. This is however good news for Andy Murray who looses Nadal from his group.

However Murray himslef was accused of cheating, well not actually Murray but match officials, by Ivo Karlovic who he beat yesterday.

Karlovic, a 6ft 10in Croatian claimed he was foot faulted more times in this match than he had in his whole life.

“After this match the credibility of this tournament went down for me,” said Karlovic. “I feel cheated. On a Grand Slam Centre Court…I don’t know what to say.”

So who knows what this weekend will bring, anyone willing to bet on the Euro 2012 result, I´m not.

What do I think, well as good as I am sure this would be for London, I am starting to feel that there are too many street circuits and lets face it Monaco is the ultimate and very hard to beat.

Valencia street circuit has multiple complaints from drivers that is is impossible to overtake because it is a street circuit giving it the title of one of the most boring races of the season, although not this year.

On a less serious note taking one of the most congested cities in the world for traffic and shutting it down for two days could be seen as a little daft, unless you are charging the drivers the congestion charge?

What do you think?

Spain have met Portugal in a match 34 times which is more than any other isde and they have won an impressive 16 times losing only 6.

Portugal, of course have the one ace up their sleve in the form of Christiano Rinaldo, who plays in Spain and know well how a lot of the Spanish team play, many of them are his team mates during the season.

So, even if your team has been knocked out (sorry England) tune into this match tonight. It is certain to be worth it.

Well anyway I have been biting my tongue for song long I can keep quiet no longer. You see there is one word that is repeatedly coming to mind b o r i n g.

I have never seen such dull football in my life. I have seen more exciting games in the old Vauxhall league with Yeovil Town on their sloping pitch (which is now a Tescos).

Ok there have been some exciting moments, like the goal that was not a goal that was a goal really in the Sweden match (Blatter you complete prat), oh yes and that amazing move from Ronaldo that resulted in him hitting the wood work but just showed him to be the world class player he is.

A couple of nice moments for me too. Torres actually scoring after everyone said he wouldn’t was nice but the best bit was last night watching Spain beat France. Xabi Alonso was playing his 100th game for his country and scored both Goals. He along with Stevie G are my favorite players, good players, not big headed and still able to put them selves forward as gentlemen.

Well at least not many penally shoot outs yet although there is time. Bring back some players with some personality please. Before one of us dies of boredom.

Vettle was in pole position but this was not going to be his day. A race which has the reputation of being quite a boring one was far from it this year.

Hamilton was also not going to have a good day after starting in second place on the grid he crashed out of the race.

So who was it. Everyone knew this was going to be a hard fought race as drivers wanted that all important second win, surely it could not be another different winer this time.

Well if I was to say that Spain had a good weekend you will probably work it out. Firstly the football and then F1 with Alonso winning the race and being the only driver t have two wins this season.

So Alonso leads the drivers championship but it all still to play for who knows what will happen next.

So Hugo and I went along to see what all the fuss was about. Well the chance to see some of my heros racing was just too much for me. The atmosphere was amazing and I had an amazing time.

It is hard to sum up the atmosphere of the race but I should say that it was spectacular and if you ever have the chance to go you should, regardless of whether it is for the timer trials or the actual race. We had a supaswaptastic time.

I took some pics on my phone just to show you what we could see.

Valencia Grand Prix

Luis Hamilton won the Canadian grand prix in Montreal. McLaren’s strategy was spot on even with Hamilton being one of the few front runners to make two pit stops.

Vettle was able to take the lead from pole but was simply unable to build a lead of more than a couple of seconds.

Alonso was also a strong contender but in the end neither of these rivals for the top came in for new rubber and this seems to have effected their finish

Hamilton is now topping the drivers championship, however what happens when they hit the tarmac in Vallencia in a couple of weeks, who knows.

So why is this the case. It quite simple really, technology. The cars now are so close to each other the competition is much more on driver ability. Also there have been many more regulations recently to unify car construction. Another factor is the develop of tyre technology from Pirelli which allows the tyres to adapt to temperature changes.

We at SupaSwap are really looking forward to the rest of the season, so excited.

The Monaco grand prix is one of the most prestigious races on the circuit with the route following the roads though the principality itself. The race has being going since 1929.

Let’s see if Schumacher  can make up the difference a get back the lead in this race. SupaSwap will be here to let you know.

Well Pastor Maldonado held on to his pole position, holding back a strong challenge from Fernando Alonso to win the race giving Williams its first victory in eight years, however the celebrations quickly turned into concern when a fire started in the teams garage which left 31 people injured but thankfully no injuries.

Some injuries were serious burn wounds and the most serious were air lifted to local hospitals in Barcelona while others were treated by track medics

Williams, who will be celebrating his 70th birthday this weekend had to be led out of the garage while making a speech due to the fire.

It has been confirmed that a fuel leak caused the fire and goes to show what a dangerous place a F1 track can be if not treated with caution and respect.

SupaSwap wishes all those injured a speedy recovery.

Oh and Hamilton, he came 8th