European Championships Winners
Ever since the USSR claimed victory at the first European Championships in 1960, there's been a great mix of teams that have won the tournament. From traditional football powerhouses such as Italy and Germany winning the tournament, to form teams like France in 1984 and Holland in 1988, dominant teams like Spain in 2008 and 2012, to surprise victories for Czechoslovakia, Denmark and Greece, the European Championships has continued to provide great stories for a whole range of nations.
EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP WINNERS
Tournament | Winner | Runner-up | Final Result |
---|---|---|---|
2016 France | Portugal | France | 1:0 (a.e.t.) |
2012 Poland/Ukraine | Spain | Italy | 4:0 |
2008 Austria/Switzerland | Spain | Germany | 1:0 |
2004 Portugal | Greece | Portugal | 1:0 |
2000 Belgium/Holland | France | Italy | 2:1 (Golden Goal) |
1996 England | Germany | Czech Republic | 2:1 (Golden Goal) |
1992 Sweden | Denmark | Germany | 2:0 |
1988 West Germany | Holland | USSR | 2:0 |
1984 France | France | Spain | 2:0 |
1980 Italy | West Germany | Belgium | 2:1 |
1976 Yugoslavia | Czechoslovakia | West Germany | 2:2 (5:3 Pens) |
1972 Belgium | West Germany | USSR | 3:0 |
1968 Italy | Italy | Yugoslavia | 2:0 (Replay) |
1968 Italy | Italy | Yugoslavia | 1:1 (1st Match) |
1964 Spain | Spain | USSR | 2:1 |
1960 France | USSR | Yugoslavia | 2:1 |
MOST EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP TITLES
Titles | Team | Tournaments |
---|---|---|
3 | Spain | 1964 2008 2012 |
3 | Germany / West Germany | 1972 1980 1996 |
2 | France | 1984 2000 |
1 | Czech Rebulic / Czechoslovakia | 1976 |
1 | Denmark | 1992 |
1 | Greece | 2004 |
1 | Holland | 1988 |
1 | Italy | 1968 |
1 | Portugal | 2016 |
1 | Russia / USSR | 1960 |
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