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The Most Iconic Moments in Euro History

The European Championship is one of the most prestigious football tournaments in the world and has provided fans with countless moments over the years. From goals to unexpected upsets, here's a selection of the most iconic moments that have left an indelible mark on the memory of every football fan.

- The First Championship (1960): The European Championship began with a memorable final, when Lev Yashin's Soviet Union won the tournament's first title by defeating Yugoslavia in the final. This moment marked the beginning of a tradition that has lasted for more than six decades.

- Oliver Bierhoff's Golden Goal (1996): In the final between Germany and the Czech Republic, Oliver Bierhoff scored the first golden goal in the history of the European Championship, securing victory for Germany and leaving an indelible mark on the memory of football fans.


- The Greek Surprise (2004): Euro 2004 went down in history as the tournament in which Greece, against all odds, was crowned champion. Their victory over Portugal in the final remains one of the most unexpected and exciting moments in European football history.

- Michel Platini's Hat-Trick (1984): At Euro 1984, Michel Platini produced one of the most brilliant moments of his career, scoring a hat-trick in 18 minutes against Yugoslavia. His masterful performance at that EURO made him a legend in his home country.

- Antonín Panenka (1976): In the Euro 1976 final between Czechoslovakia and West Germany, Antonín Panenka executed an iconic penalty that went down in history. With a previously unseen finesse, Panenka lofted the ball into the center of the goal as the goalkeeper dove to one side, securing his team's victory and the title in the penalty shootout.

- Trezeguet's Golden Goal (2000): At Euro 2000, France faced Italy in the final. The match went into extra time, and David Trezeguet's golden goal in the 103rd minute gave France the victory, becoming an iconic moment that defined the generation of players who had just won the 1998 World Cup.

- Spain's Steamroller (2012): In the final of Euro 2012, Spain faced Italy in a match that would go down in Spanish football history. Spain demonstrated their absolute dominance by winning 4-0, securing their third European title and consolidating their golden era in international football with a degree of force never seen before.

These are just a few of the most iconic moments that have defined the history of the European Championship. With each edition of the tournament, fans eagerly await new exciting moments that will remain etched in the collective memory of European football.

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