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'''Euro 2012''' is the national teams competition which will be held in Poland and Ukraine, between [[June 8]] and [[July 1]], [[2012]].
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'''Euro 2012''' was the national teams competition which was held in Poland and Ukraine, between [[June 8]] and [[July 1]], [[2012]], and was won by Spain - the first defending European champions to repeat.
  
 
==Background==
 
==Background==
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==Qualifiers==
 
==Qualifiers==
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The teams that have qualified for the finals are:
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The teams that qualified for the finals are:
 
*Poland (co-hosts)
 
*Poland (co-hosts)
 
*Ukraine (co-hosts)
 
*Ukraine (co-hosts)
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*France (Group D winners)
 
*France (Group D winners)
 
*Holland (Group E winners)
 
*Holland (Group E winners)
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*GREECE (Group F winners)
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*'''[[National Football Team|Greece]]''' (Group F winners)
 
*England (Group G winners)
 
*England (Group G winners)
 
*Denmark (Group H winners)
 
*Denmark (Group H winners)
 
*Spain (Group I winners)
 
*Spain (Group I winners)
 
*Sweden (best runners-up)
 
*Sweden (best runners-up)
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*Eire (playoff winners)
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*Portugal (playoff winners)
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*Czech Republic (playoff winners)
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*Croatia (playoff winners)
  
 
Greece qualified for the finals from Group F that also included: Croatia, Israel, Latvia, Georgia and Malta.
 
Greece qualified for the finals from Group F that also included: Croatia, Israel, Latvia, Georgia and Malta.
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==Finals==
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Greece was drawn in Group A which also included co-hosts Poland, Russia and the Czech Republic.
  
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===The Greek Squad===
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*Head coach: [[Fernando Santos]]
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*1 [[Kostas Chalkias]] ([[PAOK FC|PAOK]])
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*2 [[Yiannis Maniatis]] ([[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]])
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*3 [[Giorgos Tzavelas]] (AC Monaco)
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*4 [[Stelios Malezas]] ([[PAOK FC|PAOK]])
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*5 [[Kyriakos Papadopoulos]]  (Schalke 04)
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*6 [[Grigoris Makos]] ([[AEK FC|AEK]])
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*7 [[Giorgos Samaras]] (Glasgow Celtic)
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*8 [[Avraam Papadopoulos]] ([[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]])
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*9 [[Nikos Lyberopoulos]] ([[AEK FC|AEK]])
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*10 [[Giorgos Karagounis]] ([[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]])
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*11 [[Kostas Mitroglou]] ([[Atromitos Athens FC|Atromitos Athens]])
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*12 [[Alexandros Tzorvas]] (Palermo)
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*13 [[Michalis Sifakis]] ([[Aris FC|Aris]])
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*14 [[Dimitris Salpingidis]] ([[PAOK FC|PAOK]])
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*15 [[Vasilis Torosidis]] ([[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]])
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*16 [[Giorgos Fotakis]] ([[PAOK FC|PAOK]])
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*17 [[Fanis Gekas]] (Free agent)
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*18 [[Sotiris Ninis]] ([[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]])
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*19 [[Sokratis Papastathopoulos]] (Werder Bremen)
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*20 [[Jose Holebas]] ([[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]])
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*21 [[Kostas Katsouranis]] ([[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]])
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*22 [[Kostas Fortounis]] (Kaiserslautern)
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*23 [[Yiannis Fetfatzidis]] ([[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]])
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===Final Group A Standings (top two teams qualify for quarterfinals)===
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{| {{prettytable}}
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!width="36"| Pos
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!width="96"| Team
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!width="36"| Points
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!width="56"| W-D-L
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!width="44"| Goals
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|-
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|1.
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|Czech Republic
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|6
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|2-0-1
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|4-5
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|-
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|2.
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|'''[[National Football Team|Greece]]'''
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|4
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|1-1-1
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|3-3
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|-
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|3.
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|Russia
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|4
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|1-1-1
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|5-3
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|-
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|4.
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|Poland
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|2
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|0-2-1
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|2-3
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|}
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===Final Group B Standings (top two teams qualify for quarterfinals)===
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{| {{prettytable}}
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!width="36"| Pos
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!width="96"| Team
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!width="36"| Points
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!width="56"| W-D-L
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!width="44"| Goals
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|-
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|1.
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|Germany
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|9
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|3-0-0
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|5-2
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|-
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|2.
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|Portugal
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|6
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|2-0-1
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|5-4
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|-
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|3.
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|Denmark
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|3
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|1-0-2
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|4-5
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|-
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|4.
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|Holland
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|0
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|0-0-3
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|2-5
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|}
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===Final Group C Standings (top two teams qualify for quarterfinals)===
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{| {{prettytable}}
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!width="36"| Pos
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!width="96"| Team
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!width="36"| Points
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!width="56"| W-D-L
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!width="44"| Goals
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|-
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|1.
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|Spain
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|7
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|2-1-0
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|6-1
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|-
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|2.
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|Italy
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|5
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|1-2-0
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|4-2
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|-
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|3.
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|Croatia
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|4
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|1-1-1
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|4-3
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|-
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|4.
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|Rep. Ireland
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|0
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|0-0-3
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|1-9
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|}
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===Final Group D Standings (top two teams qualify for quarterfinals)===
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{| {{prettytable}}
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!width="36"| Pos
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!width="96"| Team
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!width="36"| Points
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!width="56"| W-D-L
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!width="44"| Goals
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|-
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|1.
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|England
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|7
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|2-1-0
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|6-1
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|-
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|2.
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|France
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|4
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|1-1-1
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|3-3
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|-
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|3.
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|Ukraine
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|3
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|1-0-2
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|2-4
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|-
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|4.
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|Sweden
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|3
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|1-0-2
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|5-5
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|}
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===Quarterfinals===
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*Portugal - Czech Republic 1-0
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*Germany - [[National Football Team|Greece]] 4-2 ([[Giorgos Samaras|Samaras]], [[Dimitris Salpigidis|Salpigidis]])
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*Spain - France 2-0
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*Italy - England 0-0 (4-2 pen.)
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===Semifinals===
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*Spain - Portugal 0-0 (4-2 pen.)
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*Italy - Germany 2-1
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===Final===
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*Spain - Italy 4-0
  
 
[[Category:UEFA European Football Championship tournaments]]
 
[[Category:UEFA European Football Championship tournaments]]
 
[[Category:2012]]
 
[[Category:2012]]

Latest revision as of 16:07, July 30, 2019

Euro 2012 was the national teams competition which was held in Poland and Ukraine, between June 8 and July 1, 2012, and was won by Spain - the first defending European champions to repeat.

Background

On April 18, 2007, Poland and Ukraine were chosen by the UEFA Executive Committee to jointly host the final round of the UEFA European Football Championship in 2012.

Other candidate nations had been Italy and a joint Croatia–Hungary bid.

Qualifiers

The teams that qualified for the finals are:

  • Poland (co-hosts)
  • Ukraine (co-hosts)
  • Germany (Group A winners)
  • Russia (Group B winners)
  • Italy (Group C winners)
  • France (Group D winners)
  • Holland (Group E winners)
  • Greece (Group F winners)
  • England (Group G winners)
  • Denmark (Group H winners)
  • Spain (Group I winners)
  • Sweden (best runners-up)
  • Eire (playoff winners)
  • Portugal (playoff winners)
  • Czech Republic (playoff winners)
  • Croatia (playoff winners)

Greece qualified for the finals from Group F that also included: Croatia, Israel, Latvia, Georgia and Malta.

Final Group F Standings (top team qualifies for finals)

Pos Team Points W-D-L Goals
1. Greece 24 7-3-0 14-5
2. Croatia 22 7-1-2 18-7
3. Israel 16 5-1-4 13-11
4. Latvia 11 3-2-5 9-12
5. Georgia 10 2-4-4 7-9
6. Malta 1 0-1-9 4-21

Finals

Greece was drawn in Group A which also included co-hosts Poland, Russia and the Czech Republic.

The Greek Squad

Final Group A Standings (top two teams qualify for quarterfinals)

Pos Team Points W-D-L Goals
1. Czech Republic 6 2-0-1 4-5
2. Greece 4 1-1-1 3-3
3. Russia 4 1-1-1 5-3
4. Poland 2 0-2-1 2-3

Final Group B Standings (top two teams qualify for quarterfinals)

Pos Team Points W-D-L Goals
1. Germany 9 3-0-0 5-2
2. Portugal 6 2-0-1 5-4
3. Denmark 3 1-0-2 4-5
4. Holland 0 0-0-3 2-5

Final Group C Standings (top two teams qualify for quarterfinals)

Pos Team Points W-D-L Goals
1. Spain 7 2-1-0 6-1
2. Italy 5 1-2-0 4-2
3. Croatia 4 1-1-1 4-3
4. Rep. Ireland 0 0-0-3 1-9

Final Group D Standings (top two teams qualify for quarterfinals)

Pos Team Points W-D-L Goals
1. England 7 2-1-0 6-1
2. France 4 1-1-1 3-3
3. Ukraine 3 1-0-2 2-4
4. Sweden 3 1-0-2 5-5

Quarterfinals

  • Portugal - Czech Republic 1-0
  • Germany - Greece 4-2 (Samaras, Salpigidis)
  • Spain - France 2-0
  • Italy - England 0-0 (4-2 pen.)

Semifinals

  • Spain - Portugal 0-0 (4-2 pen.)
  • Italy - Germany 2-1

Final

  • Spain - Italy 4-0
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