2 days to Euro 2012: How well do you know Giovanni Trapattoni?
Watch a fascinating documentary on how the youngest manager in Serie A history became one of the most decorated.
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Watch a fascinating documentary on how the youngest manager in Serie A history became one of the most decorated.
Were you in Stuttgart wearing a flat cap in June, 1988?
Ireland were given a hero’s welcome when they returned from Germany in ’88.
The ex-Liverpool midfielder’s volley against the Soviet Union remains one of the most memorable goals in the country’s history.
After a quarter century of early exits, tiki-taka brought Spain their first European title in 44 years.
Ireland’s last appearance at the Euros encompassed one very special day in Stuttgart.
In a series of events that shocked the world of football, Otto Rehhagel’s side secured victory at Euro 2004.
The Pogues front man has given his support to the Boys in Green the only way he knows how.
The Iberians needed two goals in injury time to rescue a 4-3 win against Yugoslavia and qualify for the knockout stages of Euro 2000.
Before Jack’s Army departed for Germany in ’88, they made a special appearance on The Late Late Show.
Tony Galvin was “decapitated by the goalkeeper” but the Irish were not awarded a penalty that may have taken them to the semi-finals.
Think you’re a hardcore fan? You haven’t met Davy Keogh.
The Baltic nation were expected to roll over for Rudi Voller’s side. That didn’t happen.
Long before Zidane v Materazzi, Denmark’s Jesper Olsen learned the hard way about getting on the wrong side of a Frenchman.
The French playmaker was undoubtedly one of the greatest of his generation.
It’s nearly time to get the tricolour bunting down out of the attic.
Miguel Delaney spent the day at the magnificent Allianz Arena… far from the madding crowd.
The 1968 European Championships was decided by a replay after Yugoslavia held the hosts to a 1-1 draw in Rome.
It’s got something to do with a Viking, we think…
“All agreed that Keane and Walters were the best choice in attack. With Dunne, St Ledger, John O’Shea and Kelly at the back.”
Czech Republic defender Michal Kadlec would love to emulate the exploits of the team his father played in at Euro ’96 this summer.
The legendary Croatian striker’s lob over the head of Peter Schmeichel in ’96 was a bit special.
Most of us can remember that Paul McGrath hit the post with a header but can you recall Aldo’s fresh air follow-up?
In what proved to be Jack Charlton’s last game in charge, Ireland were given the run-around by the Dutch in a Euro ’96 play-off.
As you might expect, this annoyingly catchy number would be better suited to Eurovision than the European Championships.
In their opening game of Euro 2008, the Valencia hitman came up trumps by bagging himself a hat-trick.
Gerd Muller scored two goals in the semi-finals and two more at Heysel Stadium against the Soviet Union to hand West Germany Euro ’72.
It was a piece of individual brilliance that led Manchester United to fork out £3.5m for the Czech midfielder.
The enigmatic Sweden striker hit one of the goals of the 2008 finals against Greece in Salzburg.
Suited and booted, the Irish team stopped for a photo before boarding their Aer Lingus flight back in June ’88.
Peter Schmeichel was one of the stars of the Denmark team who shocked Europe 20 years ago.
Give Pinocchio a comeback, we say.
Holders Germany are undone by one of the most beautiful spot-kicks of its day back in 1976.
Relive one of the most iconic goals (and celebrations) of the ’96 tournament.
Andrey Arshavin and Roman Pavlyuchenko arrived like two beach balls on the radar after stunning the Dutch 3-1.
It’s not all about the action on the pitch, you know…
Dutch legend Marco van Basten conjured a moment of magic in the 1988 final. Has a better goal ever decided a major international tournament?
Everyday from now until June 8, we’ll be counting down the most memorable moments the European championships have brought us through the years.