08 European Cup new trend, when will 08 European Cup start!

The most important thing for Portugal is to solve the problem of air defense, if it can effectively curb the German high-altitude bombing, then the control of the ball characteristic of Latin football, the passing of the ball at will can make the Germanic chariot suffer, but never ignore the tenacity of the Germans. Personally, I am bullish on Portugal.

Spain and Italy, Spain 1 4 curse, we are used to seeing Spain in the qualifiers and group stage, but repeatedly disappointed in the knockout rounds. However, Pirlo's absence has caused Italy a lot of losses, and the rear line is not stable, all 30+ defenses are reassuring, and Spain's Villa is in the limelight, and I am personally optimistic about Spain.

Turkey vs Croatia, it's hard to tell. Croatia's three consecutive wins in the group stage and two wins over England in the qualifiers are definitely no accident, and Turkey is also a brave and capable team in Europe, and whoever qualifies is more or less a dark horse in the game.

On the one hand, the Netherlands won three consecutive group stage games, and it was a three-goal win over the World Cup champion and runner-up, and the two games were also hearty and became the favorites to win the championship. But Guus Hiddink is the amazing coach who knows the Dutch football team best. Personally, support the Dutch team and reach the semi-finals.

That's all for now, quack (sorry, Portugal and the Netherlands are out. ）

The last European Cup was to advocate defense, and this time it is attack-oriented, with Portugal who pays attention to coordination, Spain who pays attention to technology, the Netherlands that shines with stars, and Italy who takes defense as the offense

The trend for Greece to win the last European Championship is that anything is possible!

Everything is fair! It is up to man to plan things, to achieve things in heaven, and everything is up to God!

Aren't Croatia and Russia both in the knockout stages?

o(∩_o...Haha, the English should think it's nothing.

Take your time, it's good to have it.

Without trends, anything is possible!

June 2, 28, 2008

Austria].

4 host cities in Switzerland: Geneva, Basel, Bern and Zurich UEFA then announced the fixtures for this year's European Championships

Effective 8 June 2008

The 16 teams will compete for 22 days

Finally, on June 30, the [Champion] will be decided

Below is the full schedule of the European Championships

The date of the competition. Game time.

Warring opponents. Race city. [Group A].

Switzerland – Czech Republic. Basel.

Portugal – Turkey. The city of Geneva.

Czech republic – Portugal. The city of Geneva.

Switzerland-Turkey. Basel.

Switzerland-Portugal. Basel.

Turkey – Czech Republic.

The city of Geneva. [Group B]:

Austria-Croatia. Vienna.

Germany-Poland.

Klagenfurt.

Croatia – Germany.

Klagenfurt.

Austria-Poland. Vienna.

Austria-Germany. Vienna.

Poland-Croatia.

Klagenfurt. [Group C].

Romania – France. Zurich.

Netherlands-Italy. Berne.

Italy-Romania. Zurich.

Netherlands-France. Berne.

Netherlands-Romania. Berne.

France-Italy.

Zurich. [Group D].

Spain – Russia.

Innsbruck.

Greece – Sweden. Salzburg.

Sweden-Spain.

Innsbruck.

Greece-Russia. Salzburg.

Greece-Spain. Salzburg.

Russia-Sweden.

Innsbruck.

1 4 Finals].

A1—B2 Basel.

B1-A2 Vienna.

C1—D2Basel.

D1—C2 Vienna. [Semi-finals].

A1-B2 Winner — B1-A2 Winner. Basel.

C1-D2 Winner — D1-C2 Winner.

Vienna. [Finals].

Two winners compete for the title.

Vienna.

In 2008, the 13th European Championship finals were co-hosted by Switzerland and Austria.

a Switzerland, Czech Republic, Portugal, Turkey.

b Austria, Croatia, Germany, Poland.

c Netherlands, Italy, Romania, France.

d Greece, Sweden, Spain, Russia.

Group A - Fixtures.

Switzerland. vs the Czech Republic. Basel.

Portugal. vs

Turkey. The city of Geneva.

Czech Republic. vs Portugal. The city of Geneva.

Switzerland. vs Turkey. Basel.

Switzerland. vs Portugal. Basel.

Turkey. vs

Czech Republic. The city of Geneva.

Group B - Fixtures.

Austria. vs

Croatia. Vienna.

Germany. vs Poland. Klagenfurt.

Croatia. vs

Germany. Klagenfurt.

Austria. vs

Poland. Vienna.

Austria. vs

Germany. Vienna.

Poland. vs Croatia. Klagenfurt.

Group C - Fixtures.

Romanian. vs

France. Zurich.

Netherlands. vs Italy. Berne.

Italy. vs

Romanian. Zurich.

Netherlands. vs France. Berne.

Netherlands. vs Romania. Berne.

France. vs Italy. Zurich.

Group D - Fixtures.

Spain. vs

Russia. Innsbruck.

Greece. vs Sweden. Salzburg.

Sweden. vs Spain. Innsbruck.

Greece. vs Russia. Salzburg.

Greece. vs Spain. Salzburg.

Russia. vs

Sweden. Innsbruck.

1 4 Finals].

Portugal. vs

Germany. Basel.

Croatia. vs

Turkey. Vienna.

Netherlands. vs Russia. Basel.

Spain. vs

Italy. Vienna. [Semi-finals].

Germany. vs Turkey. Basel.

Russia. vs

Spain. Vienna. Decide. Contest.

Two winners compete for the title.

Vienna.

There were only two games that were not exciting, one was France and Romania;The other is Spain vs. Italy.

June 8 - Portugal 2-0 Turkey.

June 8 - Switzerland 0-1 Czech Republic.

June 9 - Austria 0-1 Croatia.

June 9 - Germany 2-0 Poland.

June 10 - Romania 0-0 France.

June 10 - Netherlands 3-0 Italy.

June 11 - Spain 4-1 Russia.

June 11 - Greece 0-2 Sweden.

June 12 - Jie Xiao Xiao Ruler 1-3 Portugal.

June 12 - Switzerland 1-2 Turkey.

June 13 - Croatia 2-1 Germany.

June 13 - Austria 1-1 Poland.

June 14 - Italy 1-1 Romania.

June 14 - Netherlands 4-1 France.

June 15 - Sweden 1-2 Spain.

June 15 - Greece 0-1 Russia rises.

June 16 - Switzerland 2-0 Portugal.

June 16 - Turkey 3-2 Czech Republic.

June 17 - Germany 1-0 Austria.

June 17 - Croatia 1-0 Poland.

June 18 - Netherlands 2-0 Romania.

June 18 - France 0-2 Italy.

June 19 - Greece 1-2 Spain.

June 19 - Russia 2-0 Sweden.

June 20 - Portugal 2-3 Germany.

June 21 - Turkey 4-2 Croatia.

June 22 - Netherlands 1-3 Russia.

June 23 - Spain 4-2 Italy.

June 26 - Germany 3-2 Turkey.

June 27 - Russia 0-3 Spain.

June 30 - Spain 1-0 Germany.

The 2008 European Football Championship (UEFA Euro) will be played in Switzerland and Austria, with 50 teams battling it out for a place in the final stages from September 2006 to October 2007. They will be divided into seven groups, seven teams in six groups and eight teams in one group, with the top two teams in each group qualifying, and these 14 teams will play the final stage of the final stage against the two hosts, so there will be no play-offs in the qualifying stage of this European Championship.

The following are the results of the draw:

Group A: Portugal, Poland, Serbia and Montenegro, Belgium, Finland, Armenia, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan;

Group B: France, Italy, Ukraine, Scotland, Lithuania, Georgia, Faroe Islands;

Group C: Greece, Turkey, Norway, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Hungary, Moldova, Malta;

Group D: Czech Republic, Germany, Slovakia, Ireland, Wales, Cyprus, San Marino;

Group E: England, Croatia, Russia, Israel, Estonia, Macedonia, Andorra;

Group F: Sweden, Spain, Denmark, Latvia, Iceland, Northern Ireland, Liechtenstein;

Group G: Netherlands, Romania, Bulgaria, Slovenia, Albania, Belarus, Luxembourg;

The 50 teams are divided into 7 pots. Euro 2004 champions Greece are automatically seeded, but they are still likely to face two strong opponents in the group. England, France and the Netherlands are all likely to face tough opponents like Germany, Italy and Spain.

The draw will start with the teams in Pot 7, with the first team to move to the A8 position, then the teams drawn from B7 to H7, and finally the A7 team. From Pot 6 onwards, teams will be drawn from Group A to Group H until the draw for the seeded teams in Pot 1 is completed.

Attached: Team Classification:

Band 1: Greece, Netherlands, Portugal, England, Czech Republic, France, Sweden;

Tier 2: Germany, Croatia, Italy, Turkey, Poland, Spain, Romania;

Tier 3: Serbia and Montenegro, Russia, Denmark, Norway, Bulgaria, Ukraine, Slovakia;

Tier 4: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Ireland, Belgium, Latvia, Israel, Scotland, Slovenia;

Band 5: Hungary, Finland, Estonia, Wales, Lithuania, Albania, Iceland;

Band 6: Georgia, Macedonia, Belarus, Armenia, Northern Ireland, Cyprus, Moldova;

Band 7: Liechtenstein, Azerbaijan, Andorra, Malta, Faroe Islands, Kazakhstan, Luxembourg, San Marino;

The 2012 UEFA Euro Championship was held in Poland and Ukraine from 8 June to 1 July 2012 and was co-hosted by the two countries for the third time since the 2000 European Championship. A total of 16 European national football teams participated in the final week event. With the exception of the host countries Poland and Ukraine, the rest of the teams must compete for a place in the final week through the qualifiers.

Euro 2012 will be co-hosted in the two Eastern European countries of Poland and Ukraine, UEFA President Michel Platini announced on April 18 at Cardiff City Hall in Wales. This will be the second time in a row that the European Championship will be hosted by two different countries. On June 8, 2012, the 14th edition of the European Championship kicked off at the National Stadium in Warsaw, and on July 1, Italy and Spain faced off against Kiev.

In the early morning of July 2, 2012, Beijing time, the Spanish team won the European Championship with a score of 4-0 against the Italian team with one less player (60 minutes later). Spain also became the first team in the history of the European Championship to successfully defend their title. Spain equalled Germany's record of three titles, becoming the first team to win back-to-back European Championships and the first team to win three consecutive major tournaments (two European Championships and one World Cup).