By James Pearson Last updated: 26th June 2008
Villa: Ruled out of final
Spain coach Luis Aragones says David Villa will miss Sunday's Euro 2008 against Germany.
The Valencia striker was forced out of Thursday's 3-0 victory over Russia on 34 minutes after pulling a leg muscle.
Villa, who helped himself to a hat-trick in Spain's 4-1 group success over Russia, will now sit out the final in Vienna.
"Villa will not be able to play the final - he has pulled a muscle," confirmed Aragones after their semi-final success.
Villa's place in the side could well be taken by Arsenal's Cesc Fabregas, who impressed off the bench in their semi-final triumph over Russia.

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