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We see your thoughts are unsettled as you weigh over and over again the chances of your favorite team in Euro Cup 2008.
We hear you scream “no lo deje” or “nao o deixe” or “non lo lasci” as the striker of the opponent’s team makes an attempt at your team’s goal post. You lose appetite and forget your date. Euro Cup 2008 is not just a tournament for you, but a battle to be won; a memory to cherish for the next four years and, above all, a gesture of friendship between different countries in the continent.
An European Championship that has witnessed the highest number of goals so far, is the Euro 2000 held in Belgium and France. A record number of 85 goals were scored in the 11th edition of European championships. An average of 2.75 goals was scored in as many as 31 matches in Euro 2000. Close to this Euro Cup record, Euro 2004, produced the second highest number of total goals scored. A total of 77 goals were netted in 31 matches of that tournament, played in Portugal, with an average of 2.48 per match.
Group Matches:
Group A
| Match | Date | Winner | Score |
| Switzerland – Czech Republic | 7th June | Czech Republic | 0-1 |
| Portugal – Turkey | 7th June | Portugal | 2-0 |
| Switzerland – Turkey | 11th June | Turkey | 1-2 |
| Czech Republic – Portugal | 11th June | Portugal | 1-3 |
| Switzerland – Portugal | 15th June | Switzerland | 2-0 |
| Turkey – Czech Republic | 15th June | Turkey | 3-2 |
Group B
| Match | Date | Winner | Score |
| Austria – Croatia | 8th June | Croatia | 0-1 |
| Germany – Poland | 8th June | Germany | 2-0 |
| Austria – Poland | 12th June | — | 1-1 |
| Croatia – Germany | 12th June | Croatia | 2-1 |
| Austria – Germany | 16th June | Germany | 0-1 |
| Poland – Croatia | 16th June | Croatia | 0-1 |
Group C
| Match | Date | Winner | Score |
| Netherlands – Italy | 9th June | Netherlands | 3-0 |
| Romania – France | 9th June | — | 0-0 |
| Netherlands – France | 13th June | Netherlands | 4-1 |
| Italy – Romania | 13th June | — | 1-1 |
| Netherlands – Romania | 17th June | Netherlands | 2-0 |
| France – Italy | 17th June | Italy | 0-2 |
Group D
| Match | Date | Winner | Score |
| Greece – Sweden | 10th June | Sweden | 0-2 |
| Spain – Russia | 10th June | Spain | 4-1 |
| Greece – Russia | 14th June | Russia | 0-1 |
| Sweden – Spain | 14th June | Spain | 1-2 |
| Greece – Spain | 18th June | Spain | 1-2 |
| Russia – Sweden | 18th June | Russia | 2-0 |
Quarter Finals
| Match | Date | Winner | Score |
| Portugal – Germany | 19th June | Germany | 2-3 |
| Croatia – Turkey | 20th June | Turkey | 1-1; 1-3 in penalties |
| Netherlands – Russia | 21st June | Russia | 1-3 |
| Spain – Italy | 22nd June | Spain | 0-0; 4-2 in penalties |
Semi Finals
| Match | Date | Winner | Score |
| Germany – Turkey | 25th June | Germany | 3-2 |
| Russia – Spain | 26th June | Spain | 0-3 |
Final
| Match | Date | Winner | Score |
| Germany – Spain | 29th June | Spain | 0-1 |
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