UEFA European Championship

The UEFA European Championship is a quadrennial football tournament in which senior men’s national teams representing UEFA member associations compete for the European title.

UEFA European Championship qualification: The process through which national teams earn places in the UEFA European Championship finals. It determines which teams join the host nation or nations in the final tournament.
Henri Delaunay: A French football administrator who proposed a European national-team championship and served as UEFA's first general secretary. His proposal became the tournament launched after his death.
1968 UEFA European Championship: The European Championship held in Italy and won by Italy after a replay of the final. Its replayed final stands out in the competition's early history.
FIFA World Cup: The international football tournament in which senior men's national teams compete for the world title. It is the global counterpart to this competition's European title.
UEFA European Championship format: The structure of matches and stages used to decide the UEFA European Championship winner. Group stages and knockout rounds shape the route from opening match to final.
UEFA: The governing body of association football in Europe and the organizer of the UEFA European Championship. UEFA established and administers the competition.
1992 UEFA European Championship: The European Championship in Sweden, won by Denmark after the team entered as a late replacement for Yugoslavia. Denmark's unexpected title is one of the tournament's best-known upsets.
UEFA Nations League: A UEFA national-team competition organized through leagues and promotion and relegation, with finals for top teams. Unlike the European Championship, it runs as a recurring league-based competition.
UEFA European Championship records and statistics: Statistical records covering players, teams, matches, and tournaments at the UEFA European Championship. Records show how tournament achievements compare across editions.
1960 European Nations' Cup: The inaugural European national-team championship, held in France and won by the Soviet Union. This first edition established the competition's place in international football.

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