Difference between revisions of "2004"

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March 7: Costas Karamanlis is elected Greek Prime Minister over Giorgos Papandreou. Karamanlis' New Democracy Party receives 45.36% of the vote whereas Papandreou's PASOK receives 40.55%. The Communist Party KKE is third with a 5.90% share of the vote.

April 24: Greek Cypriots reject by 75.83% the Annan Plan for Cyprus reunification.

May 3: Nikos Magitsis becomes the first Greek to climb Mt. Everest.
May 23: Panathinaikos put an end to Olympiakos 7-year reign in the Greek league after their 1-0 win over Paniliakos. The green team, which had already conquered the Greek Cup with a 3-1 win over Olympiakos, completed a memorable domestic double.

June 4: The Athens 2004 Olympic Flame started a journey from Ancient Olympia to Athens, during which it visited 26 states and 34 towns on all 5 continents.
June 12: The Greek National Football Team spoil hosts' (Portugal) party at Euro 2004 by beating the host team 2-1.
June 16: Greece draws with Spain 1-1 (Angelos Charisteas) in their second game for Euro 2004.
June 20: Greece qualify for the knockout stages of Euro 2004 despite losing 2-1 to Russia.
June 25: The Greek National Football Team advances to the Euro 2004 semi final game after beating France 1-0.

July 1 - The Greek National Football Team advances to the Euro 2004 final game after beating the Czech Republic 1-0 (silver goal, overtime).
July 4 - The Greek National Football Team beats Portugal at the final game of Euro 2004 and is crowned European Champions.

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 *[[June 4]]:  The Athens 2004 Olympic Flame started a journey from [[Ancient Olympia]] to [[Athens]], during which it visited 26 states and 34 towns on all 5 continents.
 *[[June 12]]: The Greek [[National Football Team]] spoil hosts' (Portugal) party at [[Euro 2004]] by beating the host team 2-1.
-*[[June 16]]: [[National Football Team|Greece]] tied with Spain 1-1 ([[Angelos Charisteas]]) in their second game for [[Euro 2004]].
+*[[June 16]]: [[National Football Team|Greece]] draws with Spain 1-1 ([[Angelos Charisteas]]) in their second game for [[Euro 2004]].
+*[[June 20]]: [[National Football Team|Greece]] qualify for the knockout stages of [[Euro 2004]] despite losing 2-1 to Russia.
 *[[June 25]]: The Greek [[National Football Team]] advances to the [[Euro 2004]] semi final game after beating France 1-0.