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The Past Winners Of The European Championships
Goal.com lines up the winners of the European Championships since the first edition in 1960.
Sep 3, 2010 6:00:00 AM
By Stefan Coerts
The qualifying campaign for Euro 2012 will kick off on Friday for the majority of the big countries and several teams will be full of ambition for the tournament in Poland and Ukraine. Many expect one of the big teams such as Spain, Italy or Germany to go all the way in two years time, but history teaches us that it's not necessarily one of the traditional powerhouses that lift the trophy in the end.
1960
Soviet Union* 2-1 Yugoslavia
0-1, Milan Galic '43
1-1, Slavan Metreveli '49
2-1, Viktor Ponedelnik
1964
Spain 2-1 Soviet Union
1-0, Jesus Maria Pereda '6
1-1, Galimzyan Khusainov '8
2-1, Marcelino Martinez '84
1968
Italia 1-1 Yugoslavia
0-1, Dragan Dzajic '39
1-1, Angelo Domenghini '80
Italia 2-0 Yugoslavia
1-0, Luigi Riva '12
2-0, Pietro Anastasi '31
1972
West Germany 3-0 Soviet Union
1-0, Gerd Mueller '27
2-0, Herbert Wimmer '52
3-0, Gerd Mueller '58
1976
Czechoslovakia** 2-2 West Germany
1-0, Jan Svehlik '8
2-0, Karol Dobias '25
2-1, Dieter Mueller '28
2-2, Bernd Hoelzenbein '89
Penalties 5-3
1980
West Germany 2-1 Belgium
1-0, Horst Hrubesch '10
1-1, Rene Vandereycken '75
2-1, Horst Hrubesch '88
1984
France 2-0 Spain
1-0, Michel Platini '57
2-0, Bruno Bellone '90
1988
Netherlands 2-0 Soviet Union
1-0, Ruud Gullit '32
2-0, Marco van Basten '54
1992
Denmark 2-0 Germany
1-0, John Jensen '18
2-0, Kim Vilfort '78
1996
Germany* 2-1 Czech Republic
0-1, Patrik Berger '59
1-1, Oliver Bierhoff '73
2-1, Oliver Bierhoff '95
2000
France* 2-1 Italy
0-1, Marco Delvecchio '54
1-1, Sylvain Wiltord '90+4
2-1, David Trezeguet 103
2004
Greece 1-0 Portugal
1-0, Angelos Charisteas '57
2008
Spain 1-0 Germany
1-0, Fernando Torres '33
* after extra time
** after penalties
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1960
Soviet Union* 2-1 Yugoslavia
0-1, Milan Galic '43
1-1, Slavan Metreveli '49
2-1, Viktor Ponedelnik
1964
Spain 2-1 Soviet Union
1-0, Jesus Maria Pereda '6
1-1, Galimzyan Khusainov '8
2-1, Marcelino Martinez '84
1968
Italia 1-1 Yugoslavia
0-1, Dragan Dzajic '39
1-1, Angelo Domenghini '80
Italia 2-0 Yugoslavia
1-0, Luigi Riva '12
2-0, Pietro Anastasi '31
1972
West Germany 3-0 Soviet Union
1-0, Gerd Mueller '27
2-0, Herbert Wimmer '52
3-0, Gerd Mueller '58
1976
Czechoslovakia** 2-2 West Germany
1-0, Jan Svehlik '8
2-0, Karol Dobias '25
2-1, Dieter Mueller '28
2-2, Bernd Hoelzenbein '89
Penalties 5-3
1980
West Germany 2-1 Belgium
1-0, Horst Hrubesch '10
1-1, Rene Vandereycken '75
2-1, Horst Hrubesch '88
1984
France 2-0 Spain
1-0, Michel Platini '57
2-0, Bruno Bellone '90
1988
Netherlands 2-0 Soviet Union
1-0, Ruud Gullit '32
2-0, Marco van Basten '54
1992
Denmark 2-0 Germany
1-0, John Jensen '18
2-0, Kim Vilfort '78
1996
Germany* 2-1 Czech Republic
0-1, Patrik Berger '59
1-1, Oliver Bierhoff '73
2-1, Oliver Bierhoff '95
2000
France* 2-1 Italy
0-1, Marco Delvecchio '54
1-1, Sylvain Wiltord '90+4
2-1, David Trezeguet 103
2004
Greece 1-0 Portugal
1-0, Angelos Charisteas '57
2008
Spain 1-0 Germany
1-0, Fernando Torres '33
* after extra time
** after penalties
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