by TranceFusion » Mon Jun 30, 2008 2:24 am
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History
Germany: 3 times (1972, 1980, 1996) twice as Western Germany
France: 2 times (1984, 2000)
Spain: 2 times (1964, 2008)
USSR: 1 time (1960)
Italy: 1 time (1968)
Czechoslovakia: 1 time (1976)
Holland: 1 time (1988)
Denmark: 1 time (1992)
Greece: 1 time (2004)
Top Scorers
4 goals: David Villa (Spain)
3 goals: Lukas Podolski (Germany), Hakan Yakin (Switzerland), Roman Pavlyuchenko (Russia)
2 goals: Fernando Torres (Spain), Daniel Guiza (Spain), Ivan Klasnic (Croatia), Zlatan Ibrahimovic (Sweden), Robin Van Persie (Holland), Ruud Van Nistelrooy (Holland), Wesley Sneijder (Holland), Nihat Kahveci (Turkey), Andryi Arshavin (Russia), Arda Turan (Turkey), Bastian Schweinsteiger (Germany), Miroslav Klose (Germany), Michael Ballack (Germany)
Assists
3: Cesc Fabregas (Spain), Hamit Altintop (Turkey)
2: Eren Derdiyok (Switzerland), Dirk Kuyt (Holland), Wesley Sneijder (Holland), Bastian Schweinsteiger (Germany), Danijel Pranjic (Croatia), Andres Iniesta (Spain), Aleksandr Anyukov (Russia), Sergei Semak (Russia), Miroslav Klose (Germany), Lukas Podolski (Germany)
Best attacks
12 goals: Spain
10 goals: Holland, Germany
8 goals: Turkey
7 goals: Portugal, Russia
5 goals: Croatia
4 goals: Czech Republic
Worst defences
9: Turkey
8: Russia
7: Germany
6: Czech Republic, France, Portugal
Most shots in the game (average)
20.8: Spain
19.5: Holland
17.4: Russia
16.2: Portugal
Least shots in the game (average)
11: Romania, Sweden
11.3: Czech Republic, Greece
11.6: Germany
Total Shots
28: Roman Pavlyuchenko (Russia)
20: Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal)
19: Wesley Sneijder (Holland), Fernando Torres (Spain)
18: David Villa (Spain)
16: Luca Toni (Italy)
14: Jacek Krzynowek (Poland), Hamit Altintop (Turkey)
13: Robin Van Persie (Holland), Adrian Mutu (Romania), David Silva (Spain)
12: Michael Ballack (Germany)
11: Andryi Arshavin (Russia), Yuri Zhirkov (Russia), Lukas Podolski (Germany)
10: Ruud Van Nistelrooy (Holland)
Shots on Goal
12: David Villa (Spain)
11: Roman Pavlyuchenko (Russia)
10: Fernando Torres (Spain)
8: Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal)
7: Ruud Van Nistelrooy (Holland)
6: Angelos Charisteas (Greece), Andryi Arshavin (Russia), Wesley Sneijder (Holland)
5: Nuno Gomes (Portugal), Hakan Yakin (Switzerland), Adrian Mutu (Romania), Gokhan Inler (Switzerland), Bastian Schweinsteiger (Germany), David Silva (Spain), Marcos Senna (Spain), Lukas Podolski (Germany), Michael Ballack (Germany)
Most shots not on target
15: Roman Pavlyuchenko (Russia)
12: Luca Toni (Italy)
Oldest goal scorer (established record)
Ivica Vastic (Austria) 38 years and 257 days old. 12 June 2008 against Poland (1-1).
Youngest goal scorer
Cesc Fabregas (Spain) 21 years and 37 days. 10 June 2008 against Russia (4-1).
Fastest goal
Luka Modric (Croatia) on 3rd minute. 8 June 2008 against Austria (1-0).
Most fouls committed
17: Michael Ballack (Germany)
15: David Villa (Spain)
14: Marcos Senna (Spain)
13: Roman Pavlyuchenko (Russia), Yuri Zhirkov (Russia)
Most fouls suffered
14: Valon Behrami (Switzerland), Luca Toni (Italy), Michael Ballack (Germany)
13: Gokhan Inler (Switzerland), Georgios Karagounis (Greece), David Villa (Spain), Konstantin Zyrianov (Russia)
Most offsides
7: Roman Pavlyuchenko (Russia)
6: Fernando Torres (Spain)
5: Adrian Mutu (Romania), Robin Van Persie (Holland)
4: Mario Gomez (Germany)
10 best players (by UEFA experts)
1. Iker Casillas (Spain)
2. Carles Puyol (Spain)
3. Michael Ballack (Germany)
4. Bastian Schweinsteiger (Germany)
5. Marcos Senna (Spain)
6. David Villa (Spain)
7. Wesley Sneijder (Holland)
8. Andryi Arshavin (Russia)
9. Luka Modric (Croatia)
10. Hamit Altintop (Turkey)
News
Starting with Euro 2016, 24 teams will participate in the tournament (instead of 16 today).
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