MOST GOALS SCORED IN THE EUROS:

Michel Platini 9
Alan Shearer 7
Patrick Kluivert 6
Thierry Henry 5
Nuno Gomes 5
Milan Baros 5

PENALTY SHOOTOUTS:

98 penalties scored
19 penalties missed

RECORD IN SHOOTOUTS:

Czech Republic W3 L0
Portugal W1 L0
Germany W1 L1
Italy W1 L1
Spain W1 L1
Denmark W1 L1
France W1 L1
Sweden W0 L1
England W1 L2
Holland W1 L3

SEPARATE EUROS SCORERS:

Jurgen Klinsmann
Germany
1988, 1992 and 1996

Vladimir Smicer
Czech Republic
1996, 2000 and 2004

PRIZE MONEY:

23m on offer if the eventual winners win all three group games en route

MOST SUCCESSFUL MANAGER:

Bert Vogts (Germany)
Played 11, winner in 1996 and runner-up in 1992

FASTEST GOAL:

68 seconds, scored by Dmitri Kirichenko for Russia (vs Greece) in 2004

ALL-TIME TOP TEAMS:

If three points were awarded for every win and one for a draw, this would be the table:

1.Germany 55pts
2.Holland 50pts
3.France 48pts
4.Italy 40pts
5.Czech Rep. 35pts
6.Portugal 34pts
7.Spain 32pts
8.Russia 29pts
9.England 28pts
10.Demark 24pts