European Championship 2024

Dates 14.06.2024 - 14.07.2024
Category International
Participants 24
European Championship
European Championship Stat
European Championship
Matches played 51/51 100%
Home Wins 19 37%
Draws 17 33%
Home Lost 15 29%
  • Over 1.5 goals
    75%
  • Over 2.5 goals
    45%
  • Goals
    117
  • Goals per match
    2.29
  • Goals per match (Home)
    1.27
  • Goals per match (Away)
    1.02
  • Both team scored
    57%
  • Under 2.5
    55%

Results

Spain 2 - 1 England 14 july 2024, 15:00 14 july 2024, 15:00 Spain 2 : 1 England Netherlands 1 - 2 England 10 july 2024, 15:00 10 july 2024, 15:00 Netherlands 1 : 2 England Spain 2 - 1 France 09 july 2024, 15:00 09 july 2024, 15:00 Spain 2 : 1 France Netherlands 2 - 1 Turkiye 06 july 2024, 15:00 06 july 2024, 15:00 Netherlands 2 : 1 Turkiye England 1 - 1 Switzerland 06 july 2024, 12:00 06 july 2024, 12:00 England 1 (5) : : 1 (3) Switzerland Portugal 0 - 0 France 05 july 2024, 15:00 05 july 2024, 15:00 Portugal 0 (3) : : 0 (5) France Spain 2 - 1 Germany 05 july 2024, 12:00 05 july 2024, 12:00 Spain 2 : 1 Germany Austria 1 - 2 Turkiye 02 july 2024, 15:00 02 july 2024, 15:00 Austria 1 : 2 Turkiye Romania 0 - 3 Netherlands 02 july 2024, 12:00 02 july 2024, 12:00 Romania 0 : 3 Netherlands Portugal 0 - 0 Slovenia 01 july 2024, 15:00 01 july 2024, 15:00 Portugal 0 (3) : : 0 (0) Slovenia

Fixtures

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Winners of European Championship

Season Champion
European Championship 2024
Spain
Spain
European Championship 2020
Italy
Italy
European Championship 2016
Portugal
Portugal
European Championship 2012
Spain
Spain
European Championship 2008
Spain
Spain

European Championship Bracket

1/8 Quarter Finals Semi Finals Final
Spain Spain 4 Georgia Georgia 1 Germany Germany 2 Denmark Denmark 0
Portugal Portugal 0 3 Slovenia Slovenia 0 0 France France 1 Belgium Belgium 0
Romania Romania 0 Netherlands Netherlands 3 Austria Austria 1 Turkiye Turkiye 2
England England 2 Slovakia Slovakia 1 Switzerland Switzerland 2 Italy Italy 0
Spain Spain 2 Germany Germany 1 Portugal Portugal 0 3 France France 0 5
Netherlands Netherlands 2 Turkiye Turkiye 1 England England 1 5 Switzerland Switzerland 1 3
Spain Spain 2 France France 1 Netherlands Netherlands 1 England England 2
Spain Spain 2 England England 1

European Championship Latest News

UEFA European Championship (Euro)

DataDetails
Also known asUEFA Euro 2024
Year of foundation1960 (first tournament)
CountryHost nation: Germany
League levelInternational (National Teams)
Number of teams24
FormatGroup Stage followed by Knockout Stage (Round of 16, Quarter-finals, Semi-finals, Final)
Season startsJune 14, 2024 (group stage)
DurationApproximately 1 month
OrganizerUnion of European Football Associations (UEFA)
League official websitehttps://www.uefa.com/euro2024/
Related competitionsUEFA Nations League
MembersNational Football Teams of UEFA member countries
LocationGermany (various cities)
Known teamsGermany, France, England, Spain, Italy, Portugal, etc. (all 24 participating teams)
Where to watch, broadcastVarious broadcasters depending on region: Sky Sports, BBC, Eurosport
Previous winnerItaly (Euro 2020)
Most successful clubGermany (4 titles)
Where is the final heldOlympiastadion Berlin, Berlin, Germany
Record number of goals scored in a final4 (France vs Spain, 2012)

The European Championship in Football: Celebrating the Continent's Sporting Glory

The European Championship in football, also known as the UEFA European Championship or simply the Euro, is one of the most prestigious international football tournaments in the world. Held every four years, this competition brings together the finest footballing talents from across the European continent. With a rich history, intense rivalries, and unforgettable moments, the European Championship captivates fans worldwide and showcases the beauty of the beautiful game.

A Brief History

The European Championship was first contested in 1960, initially featuring only four teams. It has since expanded and evolved into a tournament that attracts millions of spectators and billions of viewers around the globe. Spain and Germany hold the record for the most tournament victories, each with three titles to their name.

Format

The UEFA European Championship follows a tournament format that combines group stages and knockout rounds. The competition begins with a qualification phase, during which national teams compete in a series of matches to secure their place in the tournament. The final tournament consists of 24 teams divided into six groups of four. The top two teams from each group, along with the four best third-placed teams, advance to the knockout stage, which includes the Round of 16, quarterfinals, semifinals, and the ultimate showdown in the final.

Teams

The Euro brings together the crème de la crème of European football. A total of 55 national teams participate in the qualification phase, with only the top teams earning the opportunity to showcase their skills on the grandest stage. Traditional football powerhouses such as Germany, Italy, France, Spain, and the Netherlands are often considered favorites, but the tournament has witnessed the rise of dark horses and underdog teams, providing plenty of surprises and upsets.

Memorable Events and Facts

  • Denmark's Fairy Tale Triumph: In 1992, Denmark, originally not qualified for the tournament, replaced war-stricken Yugoslavia at the last moment and went on to win the championship, stunning the football world.
  • Greece's Unforgettable Upset: In 2004, Greece shocked everyone by claiming the title against all odds, defeating the hosts Portugal in the final. It remains one of the biggest surprises in competition history.
  • Historic Matches: The Euro has seen several epic encounters, including the famous semi-final clash between the Netherlands and Italy in 2000, which saw Italy win a penalty shootout after a 0-0 draw.
  • Top Scorers: The competition has witnessed prolific goal-scoring performances, with players like Michel Platini, Cristiano Ronaldo, and Antoine Griezmann leaving their mark as top scorers in the tournament's history.
  • Pan-European Tournament: The 2020 edition of the Euro was initially scheduled to take place in multiple countries across Europe, with matches held in 12 different cities. However, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the tournament was rescheduled and eventually hosted in 2021, primarily in 11 venues across 11 countries.

Conclusion

The UEFA European Championship is a footballing extravaganza that embodies the passion, skill, and unity of the European football community. It serves as a platform for national teams to showcase their talent, while also fostering intense rivalries and memorable moments that captivate fans worldwide. As the tournament continues to evolve and inspire new generations of football enthusiasts, the Euro will remain a cherished event, celebrating the best of European football.

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