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EuroPass

On December 2nd, the exciting Euro 2008 draw was held in Switzerland, and at the same time, the world's most anticipated Euro 2008 ball was officially unveiled.

The "Europe Pass" is available in white, black, red and silver, a departure from the traditional black and white pattern of football, and the addition of silver and red is also a bold innovation, as well as the flags of Switzerland and Austria. It has been rigorously tested by the Adidas laboratory and can be said to represent the most advanced soccer ball at the moment, and is lighter than the 2004 "Logbook" and the 2006 World Cup "Team Star".

Next Monday, the Europass will go on sale worldwide, with a specific price expected to be in euros, and next summer, the football will carry the dream of 16 teams and bring a new European Cup.

Euro 2008 match balls are EuroPass launched by Adidas.

Summary. The men's soccer team at the 2008 Beijing Olympics was won by Argentina, and the women's soccer team was won by the United States. At 12 o'clock on August 23, 2008, Beijing time, the men's football final of the Beijing Olympic Games was held in the Bird's Nest, the main stadium of the Olympic Games, which was the first football match since the establishment of the Bird's Nest.

After 90 minutes of fierce battle, Argentina finally won the gold medal in men's football at the Olympic Games with a 1-0 victory over Nigeria with Di Maria's goal.

The men's soccer team at the 2008 Beijing Olympics was won by Argentina, and the women's soccer team was won by the United States. At 12 o'clock on August 23, 2008, Beijing time, the men's football final of the Beijing Olympic Games was held in the Bird's Nest, the main stadium of the Olympic Games, which was the first football match since the establishment of the Bird's Nest. After 90 minutes of fierce battle, Argentina finally won the gold medal in men's football at the Olympic Games with a 1-0 victory over Nigeria with Di Maria's goal.

The men's soccer team at the 2008 Beijing Olympics was won by Argentina, and the women's soccer team was won by the United States. At 12 o'clock on August 23, 2008, Beijing time, the men's football final of the Beijing Olympic Games was held in the Bird's Nest, the main stadium of the Olympic Games, which was the first football match since the establishment of the Bird's Nest. After 90 minutes of fierce battle, Argentina finally won the gold medal in men's football at the Olympic Games with a 1-0 victory over Nigeria with Di Maria's goal.

The winner of Euro 2008 was Spain.

At Euro 2008, Luis Aragonés' Spanish team won the trophy with an impeccable performance, ending their 44-year wait for a major trophy.

In the final of that tournament, Torres broke through German defender Lahm before firing the ball into Lehmann's goal to seal the win for Spain. At this point, the Spanish team finally broke the old curse and turned the team's potential into a championship trophy. Spain's success owes much to the veteran coach Aragonés, who has created a harmonious atmosphere for the team and helped the players to perform on the pitch.

Spain combined speed, passing and power to win the continental championship for the first time since winning the European Championship in 1964.

In that European Championship, midfielders Xavi and Andres Iniesta controlled the pace and tempo of the Spanish team, with forwards Villa and Torres providing the fatal blow. From the start, Spain showed their quality, beating Russia 4-1 in their opening group game.

In that game, Villa, who eventually became the top scorer of the tournament, scored a hat-trick. In the second match of the group stage, Spain beat Sweden 2-1, with Villa and Fernando Torres scoring one goal each.

In the third match, Spain beat Greece by the same scoreline. Winning all three of their group games boosted the Spanish team's morale, but it was the penalty shoot-out win over world champions Italy that really gave them confidence to win the title.

Euro 2008 was a European Championship in which offense triumphed over defence. It wasn't just the Spanish team that impressed in that tournament. The Dutch team also performed impressively in the group stage, with a 3:3 in succession

0 and 4:1 victories over 2006 World Cup champions Italy and runners-up France.

In the 2008 European Championship final, Spain defeated Germany 1-0 with a goal from Fernando Torres to win the European Championship for the first time in 44 years, and this is the second time in Spain's history that Spain has won this honor.

The 13th European Championship Finals was co-hosted by Switzerland and Austria from 7 to 29 June 2008 and is the second time since the 2000 European Football Championship that the two countries have co-hosted the tournament. A total of 16 teams participated in the finals week. The mascots of the event are Tellex and Felix.

In the end, Spain defeated Germany 1 0 in the final to win the championship.

Euro 2008 Group Preliminary Groups:

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 UEFA European Championship is the highest level of national football competition between the member states of the European Football Federation, which was held for the first time in 1960 and every four years since. The tournament was founded as the European Nations Cup and later renamed the European Football Championship in 1968. The trophy is the Delaunay Cup.

In order for all UEFA member countries to participate in the final week of the European Football Championship, teams must participate in a qualifier tournament through which the best team can qualify for the final week, except for the host country, which automatically qualifies for the final week. The tournament started with only four teams, but in 1980 the number of teams increased to eight, and the final week was moved from the knockout stage to the group stage. In 1996, the number of teams increased to 16 and has remained so ever since.

At present, the European Football Championship consists of 16 teams divided into four groups, each with four teams, each group playing a single round-robin format, and the team with the best results in each group can qualify for the semi-finals. Both the semi-finals and semi-finals will be decided by one game until the winner is determined in the final, but the defending champions will not be offered a place in the final week of the next European Football Championship. Because the European Football Championship is second only to the World Cup in terms of scale and quality, it is known as the World Cup without Brazil and Argentina.

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A total of 12 cities were selected as venues for this year's UEFA Nations Cup finals week, with four cities each from Switzerland and Austria. Compared with the last few European Nations Cups, the competition stadiums of this tournament are relatively small in terms of size and seating capacity, so most of the competition stadiums need to be renovated before the European Nations Cup can be held. The Ernst Happel Stadium in Vienna, Austria, is the only UEFA five-star football stadium in the tournament and is the logical venue for the UEFA Nations Cup final.

National City Stadium Seating Team Orange Continent Tournament.

St. Jakobs Park Stadium, Basel, Switzerland (st.).Jakob-Park) 42,500 Basel opener, 2 group stage matches, 2 quarter-finals and 1 semi-final.

Stade de Suisse, Wankdorf 32,000 Bern Juniors 3 group stage matches.

Stade de Genève, Geneva 30,084, Servette 3 group stage matches.

Stadion Zurich 23,605 Zurich 3 group stage matches.

Innsbruck Stadio Tivoli (Tivoli-neu Stadion) 30,000 Huacadi Road 3 group stage matches.

Walter Lake Stadium in Klagenfurt (W?Rthersee Stadion) 32,000 FC K?RNTEN 3 group stage matches.

Wals Siezenheim Stadium 30,000 Red Bull Salzburg 3 group stage matches against Vujn.

Ernst Happel Stadion, Vienna 50,825 Austria 3 group stage matches, 2 quarter-finals, 1 semi-final and final.

National Qualifier Results Determine the date of qualification and number of entries.

2008 European Football Championship.

Austria 00 Host country 12 December 002002 1 First entry.

Switzerland 01 Host country December 12, 012002 2nd 1 (1996, 2004).

Poland Group 02A Champion 17/11/092007 0 First entry.

Portugal Group 03A Runner-up 21 November 142007 4 times (1984, 1996, 2000, 2004).

2008 European Football Championship.

Italy Group 04B Champion 17.11.062007 6 x 0 (1968, 1980, 1988, 1996, 2000, 2004).

France Group 05B Runner-up 17 November 072007 6 x 1 (1960, 1984, 1992, 1996, 2000, 2004).

Greece Group 06C Champion 17.10.032007 2 x 3 (1980, 2004).

Turkey Group 07C Runner-up 21 November 122007 2 x 2 (1996, 2000).

UEFA Euro 2008 UEFA Euro 2008 will be played in 8 venues (from 8 host cities).

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Number of matches: 31 The 2008 European Football Championship was held in Austria and Switzerland from 7 to 29 June 2008. Sixteen of the 31 matches in the European Championship will be hosted by the city, with seven matches, including the semi-finals and finals, also taking place in Vienna.

The European Football Championship is the premier competition in European football, held every four years, two years after the World Cup. Given the high level of football in Europe overall, the European Championship is in a sense even more enjoyable than the World Cup, making it a strong attraction for fans around the world.