Where is Euro 08 taking place? Which teams are participating?

The 13th edition, the 2008 European Football Championship (UEFA Euro), will be played in Switzerland and Austria, with 50 teams battling it out for the final stage qualification from September 2006 to October 2007. They will be divided into seven groups, six of which will be seven teams and one of eight teams, with the top two teams in each group qualifying, and these 14 teams will play the final stage against the two hosts, so there will be no play-offs in the qualifying stage of this European Championship.

The teams that emerged from the group stage will compete in the final from 2 to 29/06/08.

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;

<> depending on how you want to play, you can basically play it directly, and there are a lot of games at present.

In fact, most of the differences are not very big.

The 2004 European Football Championship in Portugal featured 16 teams in the final week. With the exception of host country Portugal, the other 15 teams competed for a place in the final week through qualifying. It was the first time that the Grape Tooth had hosted the European Championships.

The final was held in Lisbon and was a "remake" of the opening match between the host country Portugal and Greece, which had a very strong performance.

2. Greece, which has never qualified for the final stage of an international competition, magically became the champion with the winning goal scored by Charlie Steias in the 57th minute after receiving a corner kick. Hosts Portugal became the first team in European Championship history to reach the final and lose in the final.

The 2004 European Championship was held in Portugal, and the second-rate European team Greece created a Greek myth, defeating Russia, France, the Czech Republic, Portugal and other teams to win the championship.

Poland and Ukraine.

1st edition: 1960 Location: France Soviet Team 2:

1 Yugoslav team; 2nd Session: 1964 Location: Spain Spain Team 2:

1 Soviet Team 3rd: 1968 Location: Italy Italian Team 2:

0 Yugoslavia 4th: 1972 Location: Belgium Federal Republic of Germany 3:

0 USSR 5th: 1976 Location: Yugoslavia Czech Slova Penalty 7:

5 Federal Republic of Germany 6th: 1980 Location: Italy Federal Republic of Germany 2:

1 Belgium 7th: 1984 Location: France France 2:

0 Spain; 8th: 1988 Venue: Federal Republic of Germany Netherlands 2:

0 USSR team; 9th: 1992 Location: Sweden Denmark 2:

0Netherlands 10th: 1996 Location: Great Britain Germany 2-1 Czech Republic 11th:

2000 Location: Belgium France 2:1 Italy 12:

2004 Location: Portugal Greece 1:0 Portugal 13:

2008 Location: Switzerland, Spain, 1:0 Germany.

Jointly organized by Poland and Ukraine. Germany 3 times.

France 2 times, Spain 2 times, Italy 1 time, Netherlands 1 time, Denmark 1 time, Greece 1 time, Soviet Union 1 time, Czechoslovakia 1 time.

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The Euro 2012 finals will be co-hosted by Poland and Ukraine.

Euro 2004 was held in Portugal and the final was held in Lisbon. This is the first time Portugal has hosted the European Championship. The tournament took place from 12 June to 4 July 2004 and was won by the Greek team in the final, beating Portugal in the final.

Greece had missed the European Championship finals for five consecutive years, and were in Group A with Portugal, Spain and Russia, and almost no one saw the prospect of Greece qualifying before the game. Unexpectedly, the first round was a surprise defeat to the host Portugal, the second round forced a draw with the powerful Spain, although the last round lost to the Russian team that lost the chance to qualify, but still squeezed out the Spanish team with the advantage of more goals to qualify for the second place in the group, in the 1 4 and semi-finals, relying on tenacious defense to eliminate the French team and the Czech Republic team 1:0 respectively, and finally met Portugal again in the final.

On 4 July 2004, Greece miraculously won the tournament with a 1-0 win over hosts Portugal at the Stadium of Light in Lisbon, making them the blackest horses in the history of the tournament. In the 57th minute, striker Charlie Steias scored the only goal. Rehhagel's side won all three of their knockout stage games 1-0, becoming the first team to keep a clean sheet in the knockout stages of a major tournament.