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UEFA announced the the top 20 seeds for the upcoming draw for the Euro 2004 qualifying rounds on January 25th, 2002:

1. France, 2. Sweden, 3. Spain, 4. Czech Republic, 5. Germany, 6. Republic of Ireland, 7. Romania, 8. Italy, 9. Belgium, 10. Turkey, 11. Russia, 12. Croatia, 13. Denmark, 14. Netherlands, 15. Yugoslavia , 16. Poland, 17. England,18. Slovenia, 19. Ukraine, 20. Scotland
Teams will be drawn into 10 groups. Groups winners will qualify directly. The 10 second-placed teams will play home-and-away playoffs to decide the other 5 qualifiers. Of course, the host, Portugal qualify automatically. Games will begin September 7/8, 2002!

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The Previous Winners

This will be the 11th tournament, and unlike the World Cup, there are a total of 8 teams had ever won the champion! However, only one team won more than once...

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All about Goals...

Who was the top scorer in each tournament? What's the average goals? Find that out and more...

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Record of the Champions

Who won it with offence? And who won it with solid defence? There is no surprise...

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The Captain and the Coach

Who was the captain and who was the coach of the champion team? Do you remember any of them?

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All time Playing Records of all the Teams

Here is a list of teams that ever played in the Finals with the all time playing record. Did you know that Sweden only played in the Finals once, and that's when they hosted it in 1992?

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Team's Records

Other than winning the cup, some teams set some records along the way.

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Individual Records

As a player, they can accomplished something other than winning the cup. Here is a list of those accomplishments through out the tournaments...

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Penalty Shoot-out Records

The first penalty shoot-out was happened in 1976, see what happened in the next 20 years...

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The Mascots

The first mascot appeared in the 1980 tournament, when they started having 8 teams in the finals. Somehow, they are not as popular as their counterpart in the World Cup. Care to see why?

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