Very generally it seems that it is a sentence + conjunction + sentence structure.
Nora went mad (first sentence) + becasue (conjunction) + France lost... (second sentence)
As for the analysis, (I haven't dome sentence analysis for months so I may have forgetten somethings. 
last week: noun phrase a match: noun phrase
in Italy prepositional phrase lost: verb phrase (this verb phrase includes all the phrases I counted before
best team: adjective phrase and forms a sentence.
the best team: noun phrase because:conjunction
for : prepositional phrase mad: adjective phrase
the championship: noun phrase Nora: noun phrase
in: prepositional phrase went:verb phrase (this includes Nora and mad that is noun phrase and
Spain: noun phrase adjective phrase)
against: prepositional phrase (follow from the right)
I hope I didn't make a mistake above.
As for modifiers and complements:
I forgot my previous knowledge and I can't make sure whether we should take "go mad" as together or not so I skip it and Iw ill try to help as far as I remember.
"Italy" is the complement of "in"
"Spain" is the complement of "against"
"the best team" is the complement of "for".
"the championship" is the ceomplement of "in"
" a match" is the complement of "lost"