UEFA European Championship records and statistics

Welcome to our UEFA Euro Stats Hub – the ultimate destination for die-hard football fans! Dive into the heart of European soccer history with our All-Time Statistics page. Get ready for a rollercoaster ride through legendary moments, player stats that will blow your mind, and the epic tales of the UEFA European Championship. Wondering who kicked it best or which team dominated the field? Our FAQs have the inside scoop on everything – from players to teams and who owned the Euros. Let’s relive the magic of UEFA Euro together – where every stat tells a thrilling story!

List of UEFA Euro Winners – Most Titles

Country	Titles
Germany	3
Spain	3
Italy	2
France	2
Netherlands	1
Czechia	1
Slovakia	1
Russia	1
Greece	1
Denmark	1
Portugal	1

Top Euro Championship Participants

Country	Apperances
Austria	18
Czechia	18
Slovakia	18
Hungary	18
Denmark	18
Türkiye	18
Switzerland	18
Portugal	18
Poland	18
Netherlands	17
Italy	17
Republic of Ireland	17
Russia*	17
France	17
England	17
Bulgaria	17
Wales	17
Belgium	17
Spain	17
Romania	17
Norway	17
Luxembourg	16
Northern Ireland	16
Greece	16
Finland	16
Serbia	16
Sweden	16
Malta	15
Scotland	15
Iceland	14
Germany	14
Albania	14
Cyprus	13
Croatia	10
North Macedonia	9
Ukraine	9
Faroe Islands	9
San Marino	9
Liechtenstein	8
Andorra	7
Bosnia and Herzegovina	7
Moldova	7
Estonia	6
Kazakhstan	5
Montenegro	4
Gibraltar	3
Kosovo	2

Top Euro Championship Scorers

Country	Goals Scored
Spain	407
Netherlands	356
Germany	345
England	331
France	329
Czechia	311
Portugal	308
Russia*	305
Italy	289
Denmark	272
Belgium	263
Romania	252
Slovakia	250
Serbia	243
Sweden	241
Hungary	240
Austria	227
Switzerland	210
Republic of Ireland	205
Scotland	205
Poland	203
Greece	199
Norway	182
Türkiye	180
Croatia	178
Bulgaria	175
Wales	158
Finland	144
Northern Ireland	142
Israel	123
Iceland	133
Slovenia	133
Ukraine	109
Bosnia and Herzegovina	104
Cyprus	101
Albania	98
North Macedonia	86
Georgia	83
Latvia	76
German Dem. Rep.	76
Armenia	74
Luxembourg	64
Lithuania	63
Moldova	62
Belarus	62
Malta	54
Kazakhstan	53
Estonia	51
Azerbaijan	48
Faroe Islands	46
Montenegro	29
Kosovo	24
Liechtenstein	22
Andorra	17
San Marino	11
Gilbratar	5

Highest Goal Conceders

Country	Goals Conceded
San Marino	371
Luxembourg	338
Malta	335
Cyprus	316
Liechtenstein	235
Faroe Islands	225
Denmark	205
Hungary	201
Andorra	189
Türkiye	189
Iceland	185
Finland	185
Norway	184
Azerbaijan	182
Albania	180
Austria	175
Northern Ireland	170
Serbia	170
Republic of Ireland	168
Slovakia	167
Bulgaria	167
Greece	165
Wales	161
Switzerland	157
Scotland	157
Czechia	155
Sweden	154
Estonia	151
Moldova	150
Belgium	147
Portugal	147
Russia*	146
France	144
Romania	144
Netherlands	140
Latvia	140
Poland	140
Spain	138
North Macedonia	132
Gibraltar	128
Germany	123
Lithuania	122
Armenia	121
Georgia	119
Belarus	118
Italy	116
Bosnia and Herzegovina	114
Israel	107
Slovenia	105
England	105
Kazakhstan	92
Ukraine	84
Croatia	78
German Dem. Rep.	57
Montenegro	53
Kosovo	28

Number of Draws

Country	Matches drawn
Italy	48
Romania	46
Republic of Ireland	43
France	40
England	39
Switzerland	38
Denmark	37
Poland	37
Portugal	36
Russia	35
Bulgaria	34
Hungary	33
Germany	33
Türkiye	33
Sweden	33
Serbia	32
Spain	32
Scotland	32
Czechia	31
Slovakia	30
Greece	29
Belgium	29
Norway	28
Northern Ireland	27
Albania	27
Wales	27
Netherlands	24
Finland	24
Croatia	23
Austria	21
Iceland	21
Ukraine	19
Slovenia	19
North Macedonia	18
Israel	17
Belarus	16
Armenia	15
Cyprus	15
Malta	14
Latvia	14
Luxembourg	13
Moldova	13
Bosnia and Herzegovina	12
Georgia	12
Lithuania	12
German Dem. Rep.	12
Azerbaijan	11
Montenegro	10
Estonia	10
Liechtenstein	9
Kazakhstan	8
Faroe Islands	8
Kosovo	7
Andorra	3
San Marino	1
Gilbratar	0

The top goalscorers in the Euro Championship

Player name	Country	Goals
Ronaldo	Portugal	14
Platini	France	9
Madsen	Denmark	7
Griezmann	France	7
Shearer	England	6
Rooney	England	6
Ibrahimović	Sweden	6
Van Nistelrooy	Netherlands	6
Ponedelnik	USSR	6
Morata	Spain	6
Lukaku	Belgium	6
Henry	France	6
Kluivert	Netherlands	6
Nuno Gomes	Portugal	6
G. Müller	Germany	5
Bene	Hungary	5
Gomez	Germany	5
Torres	Spain	5
Klinsmann	Germany	5
Baroš	Czechia	5
Van Basten	Netherlands	5
Zidane	France	5
Amancio Amaro	Spain	5
Galić	Serbia	5
Džajić	Serbia	5
Fontaine	France	5
Vincent	France	5
Ivanov	USSR	5
Schick	Czechia	5
Lewandowski	Poland	5
Milošević	Serbia	5
Benzema	France	4
Villa	Spain	4
Podolski	Germany	4
Pavlyuchenko	Russia*	4
Charisteas	Greece	4
Šmicer	Czechia	4
Völler	Germany	4
D. Müller	Germany	4
Buberník	Czechoslovakia	4
Kane	England	4
Forsberg	Sweden	4
Larsson	Sweden	4
Shaqiri	Switzerland	4
Bergkamp	Netherlands	4
Perišić	Croatia	4
Mandžukić	Croatia	3
Błaszczykowski	Poland	3
Djorkaeff	France	3
K. Allofs	Germany	3
Modrić	Croatia	3
Fàbregas	Spain	3
Schweinsteiger	Germany	3
David Silva	Spain	3
Zahovič	Slovenia	3
Klose	Germany	3
Van Persie	Netherlands	3
Semih Şentürk	Türkiye	3
Šuker	Croatia	3
Hélder Postiga	Portugal	3
Brolin	Sweden	3
Larsen	Denmark	3
Cassano	Italy	3
Alfonso Pérez	Spain	3
Móder	Czechoslovakia	3
Nehoda	Czechoslovakia	3
Di Stéfano	Spain	3
Marcelino Martínez	Spain	3
Coluna	Portugal	3
Rensenbrink	Netherlands	3
Kostić	Serbia	3
Musemić	Serbia	3
Heutte	France	3
Bubník	Czechoslovakia	3
Hof	Austria	3
Nemec	Austria	3
Ballack	Germany	3
Trezeguet	France	3
Lampard	England	3
Stoichkov	Bulgaria	3
Koller	Czechia	3
Riedle	Germany	3
Hakan Yakin	Switzerland	3
Dolberg	Denmark	3
Sterling	England	3
Giroud	France	3
Balotelli	Italy	3
Seferović	Switzerland	3
Tomasson	Denmark	3
Payet	France	3
B. Laudrup	Denmark	3
Arnesen	Denmark	3
Sérgio Conceição	Portugal	3
Dzagoev	Russia	3
Wijnaldum	Netherlands	3
Bale	Wales	3
Nani	Portugal	3
Bi. Bjarnason	Iceland	2
Riva	Italy	2
B. Charlton	England	2

Most assists in the Euro Championship

Player name	Country	Assists
Poborský	Czechia	8
Ronaldo	Portugal	7
Fàbregas	Spain	5
Schweinsteiger	Germany	5
Robben	Netherlands	5
Luís Figo	Portugal	5
E. Hazard	Belgium	5
Beckham	England	5
Serbia	Serbia	4
João Moutinho	Portugal	4
David Silva	Spain	4
Iniesta	Spain	4
Sneijder	Netherlands	4
Arshavin	Russia*	4
Klinsmann	Germany	4
De Bruyne	Belgium	4
Jordi Alba	Spain	4
Zuber	Switzerland	4
Bergkamp	Netherlands	4
Ramsey	Wales	4
Özil	Germany	4
Nani	Portugal	4
Bonhof	Germany	3
Djorkaeff	France	3
Ince	England	3
Hamit Altıntop	Türkiye	3
Klose	Germany	3
Deco	Portugal	3
Van Basten	Netherlands	3
Panenka	Czechoslovakia	3
Xavi Hernández	Spain	3
Gerrard	England	3
Olmo	Spain	3
Shaw	England	3
Meunier	Belgium	3
Højbjerg	Denmark	3
Griezmann	France	3
Verratti	Italy	3
Yarmolenko	Ukraine	3
Tigana	France	3
Alaba	Austria	3
Belanov	USSR	3
M. Laudrup	Denmark	3
Koeman	Netherlands	3
Derdiyok	Switzerland	3
Perišić	Croatia	3
Bale	Wales	3
Árnason	Iceland	2
Netzer	Germany	2
Błaszczykowski	Poland	2
Benzema	France	2
Gallego	Spain	2
Jorge Costa	Portugal	2
Modrić	Croatia	2
Hamšík	Slovakia	2
Pranjić	Croatia	2
Podolski	Germany	2
S. Larsson	Sweden	2
Ibrahimović	Sweden	2
Torres	Spain	2
H. Müller	Germany	2
Anyukov	Russia	2
Lineker	England	2
Albertini	Italy	2
Limpar	Sweden	2
Plašil	Czechia	2
Srna	Croatia	2
Kuyt	Netherlands	2
Dahlin	Sweden	2
Baroš	Czechia	2
Rijkaard	Netherlands	2
Gullit	Netherlands	2
Tsiartas	Greece	2
K-H. Rummenigge	Germany	2
Matthäus	Germany	2
Giresse	France	2
Owen	England	2
Koller	Czechia	2
Pirès	France	2
Pirlo	Italy	2
Raúl González	Spain	2
Kulusevski	Sweden	2
Pau Torres	Spain	2
Malen	Netherlands	2
Gerard Moreno	Spain	2
Kimmich	Germany	2
Sallai	Hungary	2
Rafa Silva	Portugal	2
Gosens	Germany	2
Coufal	Czechia	2
Berardi	Italy	2
Grealish	England	2
Depay	Netherlands	2
Spinazzola	Italy	2
Giroud	France	2
Vieira	France	2
Semak	Russia*	2
Povlsen	Denmark	2
Ingesson	Sweden	2
Karembeu	France	2

Players – Most Minutes Played

Player name	Country	Minutes played
Ronaldo	Portugal	2153
Pepe	Portugal	1830
Bonucci	Italy	1668
Buffon	Italy	1620
Rui Patrício	Portugal	1560
Van der Sar	Netherlands	1504
Chiellini	Italy	1481
Jordi Alba	Spain	1474
Lloris	France	1410
Ramos	Spain	1410
Thuram	France	1382
Neuer	Germany	1380
Iniesta	Spain	1330
Sergio Busquets	Spain	1327
Casillas	Spain	1320
Nani	Portugal	1310
Zidane	France	1282
Čech	Czechia	1271
Blanc	France	1230
Modrić	Croatia	1226
Lahm	Germany	1216
Isaksson	Sweden	1200
Mellberg	Sweden	1200
Poborský	Czechia	1189
David Silva	Spain	1188
Luís Figo	Portugal	1185
Hummels	Germany	1172
Schmeichel	Denmark	1170
Müller	Germany	1168
João Moutinho	Portugal	1167
Schweinsteiger	Germany	1142
Katsouranis	Greece	1139
Ibrahimović	Sweden	1128
Deschamps	France	1111
Bergkamp	Netherlands	1091
Cocu	Netherlands	1084
Lizarazu	France	1068
Nedvěd	Czechia	1059
Maldini	Italy	1053
Lewandowski	Poland	1050
G. Neville	England	1050
Van Bronckhorst	Netherlands	1050
Klinsmann	Germany	1046
Kroos	Germany	1038
De Rossi	Italy	1036
Brehme	Germany	1023
Ricardo Carvalho	Portugal	1020
Ćorluka	Croatia	1018
Özil	Germany	1008
Srna	Croatia	998
Henry	France	995
Pirlo	Italy	985
Pogba	France	978
Fàbregas	Spain	966
Zambrotta	Italy	964
Yarmolenko	Ukraine	963
Barzagli	Italy	960
Plašil	Czechia	950
Rakitić	Croatia	944
Piqué	Spain	930
Evra	France	930
Ignashevich	Russia	930
Ricardo	Portugal	930
Ljungberg	Sweden	930
Gordillo	Spain	921
Davids	Netherlands	914
Griezmann	France	909
Fernando Couto	Portugal	908
Hässler	Germany	905
Xavi Hernández	Spain	904
Switzerland	Switzerland	900
Shesternev	USSR	900
Ivanov	USSR	900
Courtois	Belgium	900
Bale	Wales	889
Kane	England	888
Podolski	Germany	885
Reiziger	Netherlands	881
S. Larsson	Sweden	876
Ballack	Germany	874
Guerreiro	Portugal	870
Walker	England	869
Rodríguez	Switzerland	867
Larsson	Sweden	865
Benzema	France	863
Allen	Wales	863
Boateng	Germany	850
Lukaku	Belgium	845
Rüştü Reçber	Türkiye	840
Matthäus	Germany	838
Rosický	Czechia	837
Sterling	England	833
Adams	England	832
Anyukov	Russia	831
Helmer	Germany	830
Shearer	England	826
Stam	Netherlands	825
Greece	Greece	825
Kohler	Germany	824
Perišić	Croatia	824

FAQ: UEFA EURO History stats

List of uefa euro winners

Who has won the European Championship in history?

The UEFA European Championship has seen various nations emerge victorious over the years. Italy claimed the title in 2020, while Portugal secured victory in 2016. Spain demonstrated dominance in 2012 and 2008, with Greece surprisingly winning in 2004. Other past champions include France in 2000, Germany in 1996 and 1980, Denmark in 1992, Netherlands in 1988, and France again in 1984. The tournament’s early years witnessed successes by the Soviet Union in 1960, Spain in 1964, and Italy in 1968. Notable champions also include West Germany in 1972 and 1984, Czechoslovakia in 1976, and the Netherlands in 1988. The Euro has showcased a rich history of competitive football, with each edition producing memorable moments and deserving champions.

Which countries have hosted the UEFA European Championship?

The UEFA European Championship has been hosted by various countries since its inception. The host nations for each edition are as follows: France in 1960, Spain in 1964, Italy in 1968, Belgium in 1972, Yugoslavia in 1976, Italy again in 1980, France in 1984, West Germany in 1988, Sweden in 1992, England in 1996, Belgium and Netherlands jointly in 2000, Portugal in 2004, Austria and Switzerland jointly in 2008, Poland and Ukraine jointly in 2012, France again in 2016, and the Euro 2020 edition (held in 2021 due to the pandemic) saw matches played across eleven countries, including England, Netherlands, Spain, Germany, Romania, Hungary, Denmark, Italy, Azerbaijan, Russia, and Scotland. This edition marked a historical change with shared hostship, where matches were held in eleven stadiums across the participating nations.

Who won the last Men’s UEFA European Championship

Italy won the Euro 2020 tournament, which was held in 2021, by defeating England in the final through a penalty shootout.

When is the next men’s Euros?

The UEFA EURO 2024 final tournament is set to go down from June 14 to July 14, 2024. Germany, being the host nation.

What players accumulated the most minutes played in the Euros?

Cristiano Ronaldo from Portugal accumulated the highest playing time with 2153 minutes, followed by Pepe, also from Portugal, with 1830 minutes, and Leonardo Bonucci from Italy with 1668 minutes.

Which player has the highest number of assists in the Euro Championship?

In the Euro Championship, the players with the highest number of assists during the specified time period or competition are as follows: Poborský from Czech Republicwith 8 assists, followed by Ronaldo from Portugal, with 7 assists, and Fàbregas from Spain with 5 assists.

Who scored the most goals in the Euros

In the Euros, the leading goalscorers were Ronaldo from Portugal with 8 goals, Platini from France with 9 goals, and Madsen from Denmark with 7 goals.

Which countries have the highest number of draws in the Euro Championship?

The teams with the most draws in the Euro Championship are Italy, having participated in 48 drawn matches, followed by Romania with 46 draws, and the Republic of Ireland with 43 draws.

Which countries have the highest number of goals conceded in the Euro Championship?

The countries with the highest number of goals conceded in the Euro Championship are San Marino, having conceded 371 goals, followed by Luxembourg with 338, and Malta with 335.

Which players have received the Player of the Tournament awards in the UEFA Euro Championship?

In addition to the top scorer trophy, an official Player of the Tournament has been named in every edition of the EURO since 1996 by UEFA’s team of technical observers. The winners so far have been Matthias Sammer (Germany) in 1996, Zinédine Zidane (France) in 2000, Theodoros Zagorakis (Greece) in 2004, Xavi Hernández (Spain) in 2008, Andrés Iniesta (Spain) in 2012, Antoine Griezmann (France) in 2016, and Gianluigi Donnarumma (Italy) in 2020.

When and where will the next edition of the UEFA European Championship be held?

The next European Championship will be held in Germany. The country was chosen as the host back in 2018, winning the bid against Turkey with 12 votes in favor of the Germans. The matches will be played in 10 stadiums across 10 different cities.