Every European Championship winner since 1960
The top 3 according to 3 votes from people: Soviet Union (1960) · France (1984) · Italy (2021). (Updated Dec 5, 2024.)
From the Soviet Union in 1960 to Spain's fourth title in 2024: every winner of the European Championship. Which triumph was the greatest?
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Top 17
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1
Soviet Union (1960)
The first European champion, in France, with Lev Yashin in goal.
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2
France (1984)
Michel Platini with nine goals.
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3
Italy (2021)
A penalty shoot-out win at Wembley against England.
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4
Spain (1964)
A home win in Madrid against the Soviet Union.
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5
Italy (1968)
A title after a coin toss in the semi-final and a replayed final.
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6
West Germany (1972)
The team of Beckenbauer and Gerd Müller.
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7
Czechoslovakia (1976)
Panenka's famous penalty in the final.
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8
West Germany (1980)
A second title, in Italy.
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9
Netherlands (1988)
Van Basten's volley in the final.
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10
Denmark (1992)
Called up as a late replacement and crowned champions.
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11
Germany (1996)
Oliver Bierhoff's golden goal at Wembley.
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12
France (2000)
World and European champions at the same time.
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13
Greece (2004)
The biggest surprise in Euros history.
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14
Spain (2008)
The start of the golden era.
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15
Spain (2012)
4-0 against Italy in the final.
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16
Portugal (2016)
Éder's goal in Paris, with an injured Cristiano Ronaldo on the bench.
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17
Spain (2024)
A record fourth title, with Lamine Yamal.
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