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 [[Image:Karagounis12pic1.jpg|thumb|300px|The same (as above) goal from a different angle]]
-'''Giorgos Karagounis''' ([[Greek language|Greek]]: '''&#915;&#953;&#974;&#961;&#947;&#959;&#962; &#922;&#945;&#961;&#945;&#947;&#954;&#959;&#973;&#957;&#951;&#962;'''; born [[March 6]], [[1977]], in [[Pyrgos]], [[Greece]]) is a [[football (soccer)|football]] midfielder for Fulham and [[National Football Team|Greece]].
+'''Giorgos Karagounis''' ([[Greek language|Greek]]: '''&#915;&#953;&#974;&#961;&#947;&#959;&#962; &#922;&#945;&#961;&#945;&#947;&#954;&#959;&#973;&#957;&#951;&#962;'''; born [[March 6]], [[1977]], in [[Pyrgos]], [[Greece]]) is a retired [[football (soccer)|footballer]]. He has the most caps for [[National Football Team|Greece]].
-Karagounis's first professional team was [[Panathinaikos FC]], but he joined [[Apollon Athens FC|Apollon Athens]] before playing a game with the senior team.  After two successful years with Apollon, Karagounis came back to Panathinaikos in [[1998]].  He would be a fixture in the senior team for the next five years.  Although Panthinaikos did not win an [[Alpha Ethniki]] title during these years, the team was always a contender, and it had good runs in the UEFA Champions League and the UEFA Cup, and Karagounis scored some big goals for the team.  In [[2003]], Karagounis headed to Italy to play for Inter.  He did not play much, only getting two starts, but his performance in Euro 2004 might have improved his standing in the team for next year. He scored the first goal of this tournament (Euro 2004) against Portugal, helping Greece to win by 2-1.
+Karagounis's first professional team was [[Panathinaikos FC]], but he joined [[Apollon Athens FC|Apollon Athens]] before playing a game with the senior team. After two successful years with Apollon, Karagounis came back to Panathinaikos in [[1998]]. He would be a fixture in the senior team for the next five years. Although Panathinaikos did not win an [[Alpha Ethniki]] title during these years, the team was always a contender, and it had good runs in the UEFA Champions League and the UEFA Cup, and Karagounis scored some big goals for the team.  In [[2003]], Karagounis headed to Italy to play for Inter. He did not play much, only getting two starts, but his performance in Euro 2004 might have improved his standing in the team for next year. He scored the first goal of this tournament (Euro 2004) against Portugal, helping Greece to win by 2-1.
-In [[2005]], he moved to Portugal to play for SL Benfica based at Estádio da Luz, precisely the same statium where he won the [[Euro 2004]] final for [[Greece]]. In July [[2007]], Karagounis returned to [[Greece]] and [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]]. He joined Fulham of the English premiership in the Summer of [[2012]].
+In [[2005]], he moved to Portugal to play for SL Benfica based at Estádio da Luz, precisely the same statium where he won the [[Euro 2004]] final for [[Greece]]. In July [[2007]], Karagounis returned to [[Greece]] and [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]]. He joined Fulham of the English Premiership in the Summer of [[2012]] and played there till his retirement in [[2014]].
-Karagounis captained Greece's entry to the [[1998]] UEFA Under-21 Championship, and the team came very close to winning, losing 1-0 to Spain in the final.  After that, Karagounis soon became a regular on the [[National Football Team|national team]].  He has earned his 121st caps on [[October 12]], [[2012]]) breaking the record held by [[Theodoros Zagorakis]]). He has scored 9 goals.
+Karagounis captained Greece's entry to the [[1998]] UEFA Under-21 Championship, and the team came very close to winning, losing 1-0 to Spain in the final. After that, Karagounis soon became a regular on the [[National Football Team|national team]]. He has earned his 121st cap on [[October 12]], [[2012]] (breaking the record held by [[Theodoros Zagorakis]]) and retired after 139 caps. He has scored 10 goals.
 Karagounis was on the Euro 2008 team. During the game against Spain, Giorgios Karagounis received his sixth yellow card at the European Championship (four in 2004 and two in 2008) breaking the record he shared with Hagi, Nedved and Zambrotta.
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 He also captained the national team in [[Euro 2012]] helping Greece to qualify for the quarterfinals with a first-half injury-time goal to stun heavily-favoured Russia 1-0. The Russia game marked Karagounis' 120th international appearance which equaled [[Theodoros Zagorakis]]' record.
 ==See Also==

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 [[Image:Karagounis12pic1.jpg|thumb|300px|The same (as above) goal from a different angle]]
-'''Giorgos Karagounis''' ([[Greek language|Greek]]: '''&#915;&#953;&#974;&#961;&#947;&#959;&#962; &#922;&#945;&#961;&#945;&#947;&#954;&#959;&#973;&#957;&#951;&#962;'''; born [[March 6]], [[1977]], in [[Pyrgos]], [[Greece]]) is a [[football (soccer)|football]] midfielder for [[Panathinaikos FC]] and [[National Football Team|Greece]].
+'''Giorgos Karagounis''' ([[Greek language|Greek]]: '''&#915;&#953;&#974;&#961;&#947;&#959;&#962; &#922;&#945;&#961;&#945;&#947;&#954;&#959;&#973;&#957;&#951;&#962;'''; born [[March 6]], [[1977]], in [[Pyrgos]], [[Greece]]) is a [[football (soccer)|football]] midfielder for Fulham and [[National Football Team|Greece]].
 Karagounis's first professional team was [[Panathinaikos FC]], but he joined [[Apollon Athens FC|Apollon Athens]] before playing a game with the senior team.  After two successful years with Apollon, Karagounis came back to Panathinaikos in [[1998]].  He would be a fixture in the senior team for the next five years.  Although Panthinaikos did not win an [[Alpha Ethniki]] title during these years, the team was always a contender, and it had good runs in the UEFA Champions League and the UEFA Cup, and Karagounis scored some big goals for the team.  In [[2003]], Karagounis headed to Italy to play for Inter.  He did not play much, only getting two starts, but his performance in Euro 2004 might have improved his standing in the team for next year. He scored the first goal of this tournament (Euro 2004) against Portugal, helping Greece to win by 2-1.
-In [[2005]], he moved to Portugal to play for SL Benfica based at Estádio da Luz, precisely the same statium where he won the [[Euro 2004]] final for [[Greece]]. In July [[2007]], Karagounis returned to [[Greece]] and [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]].
+In [[2005]], he moved to Portugal to play for SL Benfica based at Estádio da Luz, precisely the same statium where he won the [[Euro 2004]] final for [[Greece]]. In July [[2007]], Karagounis returned to [[Greece]] and [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]]. He joined Fulham of the English premiership in the Summer of [[2012]].
-Karagounis captained Greece's entry to the [[1998]] UEFA Under-21 Championship, and the team came very close to winning, losing 1-0 to Spain in the final.  After that, Karagounis soon became a regular on the [[National Football Team|national team]].  He has earned 120 caps so far in his career (June [[2012]]) making him the most capped Greek player (jointly with [[Theodoros Zagorakis]]). He has scored 9 goals.
+Karagounis captained Greece's entry to the [[1998]] UEFA Under-21 Championship, and the team came very close to winning, losing 1-0 to Spain in the final.  After that, Karagounis soon became a regular on the [[National Football Team|national team]].  He has earned his 121st caps on [[October 12]], [[2012]]) breaking the record held by [[Theodoros Zagorakis]]). He has scored 9 goals.
 Karagounis was on the Euro 2008 team. During the game against Spain, Giorgios Karagounis received his sixth yellow card at the European Championship (four in 2004 and two in 2008) breaking the record he shared with Hagi, Nedved and Zambrotta.

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 In [[2005]], he moved to Portugal to play for SL Benfica based at Estádio da Luz, precisely the same statium where he won the [[Euro 2004]] final for [[Greece]]. In July [[2007]], Karagounis returned to [[Greece]] and [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]].
-Karagounis captained Greece's entry to the [[1998]] UEFA Under-21 Championship, and the team came very close to winning, losing 1-0 to Spain in the final.  After that, Karagounis soon became a regular on the [[National Football Team|national team]].  He has earned 120 caps so far in his career (June [[2012]]) making him the most capped Greek player (jointly with [[Theodoros Zagorakis]]). He has scored 7 goals.
+Karagounis captained Greece's entry to the [[1998]] UEFA Under-21 Championship, and the team came very close to winning, losing 1-0 to Spain in the final.  After that, Karagounis soon became a regular on the [[National Football Team|national team]].  He has earned 120 caps so far in his career (June [[2012]]) making him the most capped Greek player (jointly with [[Theodoros Zagorakis]]). He has scored 9 goals.
 Karagounis was on the Euro 2008 team. During the game against Spain, Giorgios Karagounis received his sixth yellow card at the European Championship (four in 2004 and two in 2008) breaking the record he shared with Hagi, Nedved and Zambrotta.

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 [[Image:Karagounis12pic1.jpg|thumb|300px|The same (as above) goal from a different angle]]
-'''Giorgos Karagounis''' ([[Greek language|Greek]]: '''&#915;&#953;&#974;&#961;&#947;&#959;&#962; &#922;&#945;&#961;&#945;&#947;&#954;&#959;&#973;&#957;&#951;&#962;'''; born [[March 6]], [[1977]], in [[Pyrgos]], [[Greece]]) is a midfielder for [[Panathinaikos FC]] and [[National Football Team|Greece]].  He scored the first goal in Greece's surprising win over Portugal in the [[Euro 2004|2004 European Football Championship]]
+'''Giorgos Karagounis''' ([[Greek language|Greek]]: '''&#915;&#953;&#974;&#961;&#947;&#959;&#962; &#922;&#945;&#961;&#945;&#947;&#954;&#959;&#973;&#957;&#951;&#962;'''; born [[March 6]], [[1977]], in [[Pyrgos]], [[Greece]]) is a [[football (soccer)|football]] midfielder for [[Panathinaikos FC]] and [[National Football Team|Greece]].
 Karagounis's first professional team was [[Panathinaikos FC]], but he joined [[Apollon Athens FC|Apollon Athens]] before playing a game with the senior team.  After two successful years with Apollon, Karagounis came back to Panathinaikos in [[1998]].  He would be a fixture in the senior team for the next five years.  Although Panthinaikos did not win an [[Alpha Ethniki]] title during these years, the team was always a contender, and it had good runs in the UEFA Champions League and the UEFA Cup, and Karagounis scored some big goals for the team.  In [[2003]], Karagounis headed to Italy to play for Inter.  He did not play much, only getting two starts, but his performance in Euro 2004 might have improved his standing in the team for next year. He scored the first goal of this tournament (Euro 2004) against Portugal, helping Greece to win by 2-1.
-In [[2005]], he moved to Portugal to play for SL Benfica based at Estádio da Luz, precisely the same statium where he won the [[Euro 2004]] final for [[Greece]]. In July 2007, Karagounis returned to Greece and [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]].
+In [[2005]], he moved to Portugal to play for SL Benfica based at Estádio da Luz, precisely the same statium where he won the [[Euro 2004]] final for [[Greece]]. In July [[2007]], Karagounis returned to [[Greece]] and [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]].
-Karagounis captained Greece's entry to the [[1998]] UEFA Under-21 Championship, and the team came very close to winning, losing 1-0 to Spain in the final.  After that, Karagounis soon became a regular on the [[National Football Team|national team]].  He has earned 105 caps so far in his career (July [[2011]]) making him the second most capped Greek player. He has scored 7 goals.
+Karagounis captained Greece's entry to the [[1998]] UEFA Under-21 Championship, and the team came very close to winning, losing 1-0 to Spain in the final.  After that, Karagounis soon became a regular on the [[National Football Team|national team]].  He has earned 120 caps so far in his career (June [[2012]]) making him the most capped Greek player (jointly with [[Theodoros Zagorakis]]). He has scored 7 goals.
 Karagounis was on the Euro 2008 team. During the game against Spain, Giorgios Karagounis received his sixth yellow card at the European Championship (four in 2004 and two in 2008) breaking the record he shared with Hagi, Nedved and Zambrotta.
-He captained [[National Football Team|Greece]] in WC 2010 in South Africa.
+He captained [[National Football Team|Greece]] in WC 2010 in South Africa, leading Greece in their first ever World Cup victory (2-1 over Nigeria).
 ==See Also==

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 In [[2005]], he moved to Portugal to play for SL Benfica based at Estádio da Luz, precisely the same statium where he won the [[Euro 2004]] final for [[Greece]]. In July 2007, Karagounis returned to Greece and [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]].
-Karagounis captained Greece's entry to the [[1998]] UEFA Under-21 Championship, and the team came very close to winning, losing 1-0 to Spain in the final.  After that, Karagounis soon became a regular on the [[National Football Team|national team]].  He has earned 81 caps so far in his career (January [[2009]]) and he has scored 6 goals.
+Karagounis captained Greece's entry to the [[1998]] UEFA Under-21 Championship, and the team came very close to winning, losing 1-0 to Spain in the final.  After that, Karagounis soon became a regular on the [[National Football Team|national team]].  He has earned 105 caps so far in his career (July [[2011]]) making him the second most capped Greek player. He has scored 7 goals.
 Karagounis was on the Euro 2008 team. During the game against Spain, Giorgios Karagounis received his sixth yellow card at the European Championship (four in 2004 and two in 2008) breaking the record he shared with Hagi, Nedved and Zambrotta.
 [[Category:1977 births|Karagounis, Giorgos]]
 [[Category:Football Players|Karagounis, Giorgos]]