UEFA Euro 2012 statistics

This article gives an overview of the records and statistics for the European Football Championship in 2012.

  • 6.1 cards by player
  • 6.2 cards by team
  • 6.3 Locks on the basis of maps
  • 6.4 Find out more

Scorer

Notes:

  • Sort order: 1 Number of gates, 2 number of templates 3 ​​less playing time

Specific Goals

  • First Gate: Robert Lewandowski ( Poland) in the opening match Poland - Greece in the 17th minute
  • Fastest Goal Petr Jiráček (Czech Republic) after 2:14 minutes of the match Greece - Czech Republic ( Final 1:2 ). The gate was until then one of the two third- fastest goals of the EM history along with the first goal from England - Germany 1996.
  • First own goal: Glen Johnson ( England) in the game Sweden - England for interim 1:1 ( Full 2:3 )
  • Latest goal and fastest gateway to a Substitutes: Juan Mata in the 88th minute of the finale to make it 4-0 a minute after coming on.

Inoffizielle1 Final Table Championship 2012

The table has been sorted by the games.

1The two losers of the semi-finals are officially out of the UEFA in third place. There is no official from the UEFA rankings of the other participants. ( Consequently, would have such as the loser in the quarter-finals are out in fifth place, etc.) Note: games that were decided on penalties, be counted as a draw because officially the penalty shootout not part of the game is .. goals in the penalty shootout are not counted.

Color legend:

  • European champion
  • From the final
  • From the semi-finals
  • From the quarter-finals
  • For in the first round

Player

  • Oldest player of the finals was Greece's goalkeeper Konstantinos Chalkias (38). He was inducted into the first two games, but had to be replaced after 23 minutes in the second game.
  • Youngest player was the Dutch defender Jetro Willems (18 years and 71 days). He thus replaces Enzo Scifo as the youngest player at a European Championship finals from.
  • The biggest players were 1.99 m Konstantinos Chalkias (Greece ), and Andreas Isaksson (Sweden ), the smallest Sebastian Giovinco (Italy ) with 1,64 m.
  • Iker Casillas and Olof Mellberg were the only players who were in the squad already in three European finals. While Casillas but was not used in 2000, Mellberg occurred in all three participations also used. On June 11, Mellberg arrived at the game against co-hosts Ukraine used and thus has stakes in four finals tournaments.
  • Twelve players with at least 100 caps stood in the cadres of the European Football Cup. All of them came in the first game of their teams to use. In addition did Lukas Podolski ( Germany ) and Damien Duff ( Ireland) for each last group game of their teams and Xabi Alonso ( Spain) in the quarterfinals her 100th international game.
  • Most of the players from a football club presented the FC Bayern Munich (12 in 5 teams ).
  • Most players in the final set of FC Barcelona and Juventus ( of 6 )
  • "Italy, Russia, Republic of Ireland and Sweden with an average age of 28 years, the oldest squad. "
  • Germany presented with a mean age of 24 years, the youngest team.

Only England sat only one player from the domestic league. By contrast, in Ireland's squad were only players who play in foreign leagues. In the Swedish teams were from 13 leagues. Only two players, the Irishman Robbie Keane and the Swedish Christian Wilhelmsson play in countries that are not members of UEFA. The following table is for the European Championship, the number of participants before the European Championship in foreign leagues and the domestic league ( green) gambling players combined (as of 8 June 2012).

Coach

  • The following coaches participated as a player already on a European Championship finals in part: Slaven Bilic ( Croatia ) 1996, Laurent Blanc ( France ) 1992, 1996 and 2000, Vicente del Bosque ( Spain ) in 1980, Paulo Bento ( Portugal ) 2000 and Morten Olsen ( Denmark Denmark) in 1984 and 1988.
  • Oldest coach was Giovanni Trapattoni, who was the first game of the Irish team 73 years and 85 days old. He surpassed the previous reach age record of Otto Barić, who was the coach of the Croatian team in 2004 71 years old.
  • Youngest coach Paulo Bento was, who was the first game of the Portuguese team 42 years and 355 days old.
  • Three teams (Greece, Ireland and Russia) were cared for by foreign coaches.
  • The two coaches came from Italy, the Netherlands and Portugal.
  • Only two countries joined again with the same head coach as early as 2008: Germany with Joachim Loew and Croatia Slaven Bilic with. Denmark joined in 2004 with Morten Olsen, but was unable to qualify for the European Championship 2008.
  • Dick Advocaat is the second coach (after Guus Hiddink ), which ( with the Netherlands and Russia as Hiddink ) took part in the finals with two different teams.
  • Giovanni Trapattoni is the third coach, who took part with two different teams ( Italy and Ireland ) at a final tournament.

Penalties

  • First award penalty: Giorgos Karagounis ( Greece ) in the opening match Poland - Greece ( 71 minutes )
  • First transformed penalty: Dimitrios Salpingidis ( Greece ) in the quarterfinals Germany - Greece ( 89 minutes )

Maps

Cards by player

Cards by Team

Note:

  • Sort order: 1 total of all cards, 2 Alphabetical Order

Interlocking in case of card

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  • First yellow card: Sokratis Papastathopoulos ( Greece ) - 44 minutes, Poland - Greece
  • First red card: Wojciech Szczęsny ( Poland Poland) - 69 minutes, Poland - Greece
  • Most cards in one game: 9 yellow cards in the match Portugal - Spain Spain

Men of the Matches

In collaboration with the sponsor Carlsberg the best man of the match is determined ( Man of the Match ) by Internet vote at any final game. "Every game is a proven expert will be going to be the on completion of the voting phase 83 minutes presented shortly before the end of the fan-chosen top 3 players. He then selects the winner of the award official man of the match and announces the result. " Most often (depending 3x) Andrés Iniesta and Andrea Pirlo were elected, Iniesta has been elected best player of the tournament.

Special

  • With the Czech Republic was the first time at a European Championship finals, a team with a negative goal difference group winners.
  • Germany finished first in the group stage with three wins.
  • The Netherlands finished the group stage for the first time with three defeats.
  • In each of the four groups ruled out a team that was started with a win in the tournament after the first round of (Russia, Denmark, Croatia, Ukraine). Only Germany reached the quarter- finals after a opening victory.
  • All finalists of the previous four European Championships reached the quarter- finals: Germany, Czech Republic, France, Italy, Greece, Portugal, Spain. The eighth quarter-finalist (England) never was the only one in the final.
  • Greece lost for the first time a game in the knockout round.
  • England was eliminated in the knockout round on penalties for the third time.
  • For the first time met with Spain and Italy in the final two teams to each other, against each other draw played in the preliminary round and the last two world champions.
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