UEFA European Championship Teams of the Tournament
This article lists the Teams of the Tournament in the UEFA European Championship (including the UEFA European Nations' Cup) from 1960 to date.[1]
France 1960
- 1.
Lev Yashin - 2.
Vladimir Durković - 3.
Ladislav Novák - 4. Igor Netto
- 5. Josef Masopust
- 6. Valentin Ivanov
- 7. Slava Metreveli
- 8. Milan Galić
- 9. Viktor Ponedelnik
- 10. Dragoslav Šekularac
- 11. Bora Kostić
Spain 1964
- 1. Lev Yashin
- 2.
Feliciano Rivilla - 3.
Dezső Novák - 4. Ignacio Zoco
- 5. Ferran Olivella
- 6. Amancio Amaro
- 7. Ferenc Bene
- 8. Valentin Ivanov
- 9. Jesús Pereda
- 10. Luis Suárez
- 11. Flórián Albert
Italy 1968
- 1.
Dino Zoff - 2. Mirsad Fazlagić
- 3. Giacinto Facchetti
- 4. Ivica Osim
- 5. Albert Shesternyov
- 6.
Bobby Moore - 7. Angelo Domenghini
- 8. Geoff Hurst
- 9. Luigi Riva
- 10. Sandro Mazzola
- 11. Dragan Džajić
Belgium 1972
- 1. Evgeny Rudakov
- 2. Revaz Dzodzuashvili
- 3.
Paul Breitner - 4. Herbert Wimmer
- 5. Murtaz Khurtsilava
- 6. Franz Beckenbauer
- 7. Jupp Heynckes
- 8. Uli Hoeneß
- 9. Gerd Müller
- 10. Günter Netzer
- 11.
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Raoul Lambert
Yugoslavia 1976
- 1. Ivo Viktor
- 2. Ján Pivarník
- 3.
Ruud Krol - 4. Jaroslav Pollák
- 5. Anton Ondruš
- 6. Franz Beckenbauer
- 7. Rainer Bonhof
- 8. Zdeněk Nehoda
- 9. Dieter Müller
- 10. Antonín Panenka
- 11. Dragan Džajić
Italy 1980
- 1. Dino Zoff
- 2. Claudio Gentile
- 4. Karlheinz Förster
- 6. Gaetano Scirea
- 3. Hans-Peter Briegel
- 7. Jan Ceulemans
- 5. Marco Tardelli
- 8. Bernd Schuster
- 10. Hansi Müller
- 11. Karl-Heinz Rummenigge
- 9. Horst Hrubesch
France 1984
- 1. Harald Schumacher
- 2.
João Pinto - 4. Karlheinz Förster
- 5.
Morten Olsen - 3. Andreas Brehme
- 6. Fernando Chalana
- 8.
Jean Tigana - 10. Michel Platini
- 7. Frank Arnesen
- 9. Rudi Völler
- 11. Alain Giresse
West Germany 1988
- 1. Hans van Breukelen
- 2. Giuseppe Bergomi
- 3. Paolo Maldini
- 4. Ronald Koeman
- 5. Frank Rijkaard
- 10. Ruud Gullit
- 6. Jan Wouters
- 7. Giuseppe Giannini
- 11. Gianluca Vialli
- 8. Lothar Matthäus
- 9. Marco van Basten
Sweden 1992
- 1. Peter Schmeichel
- 2. Jocelyn Angloma
- 3. Andreas Brehme
- 5. Laurent Blanc
- 4. Jürgen Kohler
- 10. Ruud Gullit
- 6. Stefan Effenberg
- 8. Thomas Häßler
- 9. Marco van Basten
- 7. Dennis Bergkamp
- 11. Brian Laudrup
England 1996
(Squad selection – 18 players)
- Goalkeepers
- Defenders
- Midfielders
- Forwards
Belgium and Netherlands 2000
(Squad selection – 22 players)
- Goalkeepers
- Defenders
- Lilian Thuram
- Laurent Blanc
- Marcel Desailly
- Alessandro Nesta
- Fabio Cannavaro
- Paolo Maldini
- Frank de Boer
- Midfielders
- Forwards
Portugal 2004
(Squad selection – 23 players)
- Goalkeepers
- Defenders
- Ashley Cole
- Sol Campbell
- Ricardo Carvalho
-
Traianos Dellas -
Olof Mellberg - Giourkas Seitaridis
- Gianluca Zambrotta
- Midfielders
- Forwards
- Wayne Rooney
- Milan Baroš
- Henrik Larsson
- Jon Dahl Tomasson
- Ruud van Nistelrooy
- Angelos Charisteas
- Cristiano Ronaldo
Austria and Switzerland 2008
(Squad selection – 23 players)[2]
- Goalkeepers
- Defenders
- Midfielders
-
Hamit Altıntop -
Luka Modrić - Marcos Senna
- Xavi
-
Konstantin Zyryanov - Michael Ballack
- Cesc Fàbregas
- Andrés Iniesta
- Lukas Podolski
- Wesley Sneijder
- Forwards
Poland and Ukraine 2012
(Squad selection – 23 players)[3]
- Goalkeepers
- Defenders
- Midfielders
- Steven Gerrard
- Daniele De Rossi
- Xavi
- Andrés Iniesta
- Sami Khedira
- Sergio Busquets
- Mesut Özil
- Andrea Pirlo
- Xabi Alonso
- Forwards
References
- ↑ "European Championships - UEFA Teams of Tournament". RSSSF. 14 August 2004. Retrieved 8 June 2012.
- ↑ "Spain dominate Team of the Tournament". UEFA. 1 July 2008. Retrieved 8 June 2012.
- ↑ "Ten Spain players in Team of the Tournament". UEFA. 2 July 2012. Retrieved 2 July 2012.
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