Usually i post something about motorcycles...
But in the EUFA Euro 2008 "fever"...
I don't want to miss the excitement...
Hehehe...
If you are a "hardcore" football fans...
Can you answer all this question correctly???
Euro 2008 quiz
1) Who won the first-ever European Championships in 1960?
2) Which team has won the most European Championships and how many?
3) Who hosted the Euro 1980 tournament?
4) Which two players scored for the Republic of Ireland during their Euro 1988 campaign?
5) Who missed the only penalty in the Euro 1992 semi-final shoot-out between Holland and Denmark?
6) Who beat the Republic of Ireland in a play-off match to qualify for Euro 1996?
7) Who scored the opening goal of Euro 1996?
8) Who was the only Scotland goalscorer at Euro 1996?
9) Who was the German manager to lead his team to success at Euro 1996?
10) Who scored the winning 'golden goal' for France in the Euro 2000 final?
11) Holland's Patrick Kluivert shared the golden boot with which other player at Euro 2000?
12) Who was voted the player of the tournament in Euro 2000?
13) Which six players were playing in the Premiership when they helped France win Euro 2000?
14) Which three teams beginning with the letter 's' qualified for Euro 2004?
15) Which team won all eight of their qualifying games for Euro 2004?
16) Who scored the only goal of the Euro 2004 final when Greece beat hosts Portugal 1-0?
17) Which two teams scored the most goals at Euro 2004?
18) Name the four English players who were named in the UEFA squad of the tournament in Euro 2004?
19) When was the last European Championships not to include a nation from Great Britain and the Republic of Ireland in the final stages?
20) Which four former Premiership players have scored in the final of the European Championships?
The answers: (drag your mouse below)
1) USSR
2) Germany, three
3) Italy
4) Ray Houghton and Ronnie Whelan
5) Marco van Basten
6) Holland
7) Alan Shearer
8) Ally McCoist
9) Berti Vogts
10) David Trezeguet
11) Savo Milosevic
12) Zinedine Zidane
13) Marcel Desailly, Frank Lebeouf and Didier Deschamps (all Chelsea), Emmanuel Petit, Patrick Vieira and Thierry Henry (all Arsenal)
14) Spain, Sweden and Switzerland.
15) France
16) Angelos Charisteas
17) England and Czech Republic
18) Wayne Rooney, Frank Lampard, Ashley Cole and Sol Campbell
19) France 1984
20) Patrick Berger, Sylvain Wiltord, John Jensen and Ruud Gullit
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