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UEFA Euro 2008

13th European association football championship
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Summary

UEFA Euro 2008 is an edition of the UEFA European Championship[1]. It draws 18,466 Wikipedia views per month (edition of the uefa european championship category, ranking #7 of 19).[2]

Key Facts

  • Winner: Spain men's national football team[3]
  • Country: Austria[4], Switzerland[5]
  • Home venue: Tivoli Stadion Tirol[6], Wörthersee Stadion[7], Letzigrund[8], Ernst-Happel-Stadion[9], Stadion Wankdorf[10], Red Bull Arena[11], St. Jakob-Park[12], Stade de Genève[13]
  • Follows: UEFA Euro 2004[14]
  • Followed by: UEFA Euro 2012[15]
  • Commons category: 2008 UEFA European Championship[16]
  • Edition number: 13[17]
  • Start time: June 8, 2008[18]
  • End time: June 29, 2008[19]
  • Point in time: June 2008[20]
  • Sport: association football[21]
  • Organizer: Union of European Football Associations[22]
  • Mascot: Trix and Flix[23]
  • Official website: https://www.uefa.com/uefaeuro/history/seasons/2008[24], https://fr.uefa.com/uefaeuro/history/seasons/2008/[25]
  • Topic's main category: Category:UEFA Euro 2008[26]
  • Attendance: 1,140,902[27]
  • Number of participants: 16[28]
  • Number of matches played/races/starts: 31[29]
  • Number of points/goals/set scored: 77[30]
  • Topic has template: Template:UEFA Euro 2008[31]
  • Official name: Fußball-Europameisterschaft 2008[32], Championnat d'Europe de football 2008[33], 2008 UEFA European Championship[34]
  • Different from: UEFA Euro 2008[35]
  • Participating team: Austria men's national football team[36], Croatia men's national football team[37], France men's national association football team[38], Germany men's national association football team[39], Greece men's national football team[40], Italy men's national association football team[41], Netherlands national association football team[42], Poland men's national football team[43], Portugal men's national football team[44], Czechia men's national football team[45], Romania men's national association football team[46], Russia men's national football team[47], Spain men's national football team[48], Sweden men's national football team[49]
  • Competition class: men's association football[50]
  • Statistical leader: David Villa[51]

Why It Matters

UEFA Euro 2008 has Wikipedia articles in 30 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[52] It is known by 44 alternative names across languages and contexts.[53]

FAQs

What awards did UEFA Euro 2008 receive?

Honors received include Spain men's national football team[3].

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