UEFA Euro 2004

The 2008 UEFA European Football Championship, commonly referred to as Euro 2008, was the 13th UEFA European Football Championship, a quadrennial football tournament contested by European nations. It took place in Austria and Switzerland from 7 to 29 June 2008. The second jointly-hosted edition in the competition's history, the tournament was eventually won by Spain, defeating Germany 1–0 in the final; becoming only the second nation to win all their group stage fixtures and win the European Championship itself; an accomplishment matched by France in 1984. Spain were also the first team since Germany in 1996 to win the tournament undefeated.
Results detail:
Round of tables

Group A								Result
Rnk	Team		W	D	L	Goal	Pts	Date	Match		Score
1		Portugal	2	0	1	4-2	6	12-6	Greece	Portugal	2-1
2		Greece	1	1	1	4-4	4	12-6	Spain	Russia	1-0
3		Spain	1	1	1	2-2	4	16-6	Greece	Spain	1-1
4		Russia	1	0	2	2-4	3	16-6	Portugal	Russia	2-0
								20-6	Russia	Greece	2-1
								20-6	Portugal	Spain	1-0

Group B								Result
Rnk	Team		W	D	L	Goal	Pts	Date	Match		Score
1		France	2	1	0	7-4	7	13-6	Croatia	Switzerland	0-0
2		England	2	0	1	8-4	6	13-6	France	England	2-1
3		Croatia	0	2	1	4-6	2	17-6	England	Switzerland	3-0
4		Switzerland	0	1	2	1-6	1	17-6	France	Croatia	2-2
								21-6	England	Croatia	4-2
								21-6	France	Switzerland	3-1

Group C								Result
Rnk	Team		W	D	L	Goal	Pts	Date	Match		Score
1		Sweden	1	2	0	8-3	5	14-6	Denmark	Italy	0-0
2		Denmark	1	2	0	4-2	5	14-6	Sweden	Bulgaria	5-0
3		Italy	1	2	0	3-2	5	18-6	Denmark	Bulgaria	2-0
4		Bulgaria	0	0	3	1-9	0	18-6	Italy	Sweden	1-1
								22-6	Italy	Bulgaria	2-1
								22-6	Denmark	Sweden	2-2

Group D								Result
Rnk	Team		W	D	L	Goal	Pts	Date	Match		Score
1		Czech Republic	3	0	0	7-4	9	15-6	Czech Rep.	Latvia	2-1
2		Netherlands	1	1	1	6-4	4	15-6	Germany	Netherlands	1-1
3		Germany	0	2	1	2-3	2	19-6	Germany	Latvia	0-0
4		Latvia	0	0	3	1-5	1	19-6	Czech Rep.	Netherlands	3-2
								23-6	Czech Rep.	Germany	2-1
								23-6	Netherlands	Latvia	3-0

Quarter Finals
24-6	Portugal	England	2-2 (Extra Time) Pel. 6-5
25-6	Greece	France	1-0
26-6	Netherlands	Sweden	0-0 (Extra Time) Pel. 5-4
27-6	Czech Rep	Denmark	3-0
Semi Finals
30-6	Portugal	Netherlands	2-1
01-7	Greece	Czech Rep.	1-0 (Extra Time)
Final
29-6	Greece	Portugal	1-0

Top Goal Scores:
1.Milan Baros- Cezh Rep. (5 goals)
2.Nistelrooy - Netherlands (3 goals)
Wayne Rooney - England (3 goals)