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Statistics EuroThe best of all the Football European Nations Cups - Euro |
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| 1980 : last little final of EURO |
| In 1992, the players wear their number and name on their shirts |
| For its 100th selection in 1988, Peter Shilton (England) cash a hat-trick of M Van Basten (Netherlands) during the match of the first round lost 1-3 |
| The 1st 1968 final (1-1) won in fact by Italy against Yugoslavia (2-0) is the only final of EURO to be replayed |
| Italy en 1980 is the first country in the history of EURO to qualify for automatic qualification as hosts |
| For the 1st time, 6 different best strikers of 6 different countries |
| Lothar Matthäus (Frg) in 1980 : 1st selection at the 1st turn match Frg-Netherlands (3-2) June 14, 1980 |
| Spain is the 1st country to win EURO twice in a row |
| The 1st goal of the Football European Nations Cup was marked by M Gallic (Yugoslavia) at the 11' of the semifinal Yugoslavia-France (5-4) Wednesday July, 6 at Paris (France) |
| Sunday June 20, 1976 in Belgrade (Yugoslavia), 1st meeting of penalties shoot-out at the time of the final Czechoslovakia-Frg (2-2); Czechoslovakia carries it with 5 shootings to the goal against 3 (U Hoeness (Frg) having missed his penalty shoot-out) |
| Franz Beckenbauer (Frg) honored its 100th selection in the 1976 final against Czechoslovakia |
| In 1980 in Italy, the UEFA European Nations takes a larger and allows 8 teams in the finals instead of 4. |
| In 1996 in England, the UEFA European Nations now allows 16 teams (divided into 4 groups of 4) to participate in the final round, from the quarter-finals, the golden goal which is the principle as follows: the first which marks during the Extra time wins the match; the German Oliver Bierhoff was the first gold marker to the 95th during the final between Germany and Czech Republic (2-1) on Sunday 30 June 1996 in London (England). |
| Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal) is the 1st player to marked in 4 Euros (2 in 2004, 1 in 2008, 3 in 2012 et 3 in 2016 = 9 goals) |
| Ondrus.A (Czechoslovakia) had marked a ag and a goal during the semifinal against Netherlands (3-1) Wednesday June 16, 1976 |
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