UEFA Euro 2012 finals
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Summary
UEFA Euro 2012 finals is an UEFA Euro finals[1]. It draws 2,508 Wikipedia views per month (uefa euro finals category, ranking #4 of 17).[2]
Key Facts
- Winner: Spain men's national football team[3]
- Country: Ukraine[4]
- Instance of: international association football match[5], association football match[6]
- Home venue: Olimpiyskiy National Sports Complex[7]
- Follows: UEFA Euro 2008 finals[8]
- Followed by: UEFA Euro 2016 finals: Portugal v France[9]
- Part of the series: UEFA Euro 2012[10]
- Location: Olimpiyskiy National Sports Complex[11]
- Part of: UEFA Euro 2012 knockout stage[12]
- Commons category: Final of the 2012 UEFA European Championship[13]
- Point in time: July 1, 2012[14]
- Sport: association football[15]
- Organizer: Union of European Football Associations[16]
- Participant: Gianluigi Buffon[17], Giorgio Chiellini[18], Thiago Motta[19], Federico Balzaretti[20], Ignazio Abate[21], Claudio Marchisio[22], Mario Balotelli[23], Antonio Cassano[24], Antonio Di Natale[25], Andrea Barzagli[26], Daniele De Rossi[27], Riccardo Montolivo[28], Leonardo Bonucci[29], Andrea Pirlo[30]
- Attendance: 63,170[31]
- Number of points/goals/set scored: 4[32]
- Points/goal scored by: David Silva[33], Jordi Alba[34], Fernando Torres[35], Juan Mata[36]
- Referee: Pedro Proença[37]
- Participating team: Italy men's national association football team[38], Spain men's national football team[39]
- Competition class: men's association football[40]
- Statistical leader: Andrés Iniesta[41]
- On focus list of Wikimedia project: WikiProject Ukraine[42]
Why It Matters
UEFA Euro 2012 finals has Wikipedia articles in 26 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[43] It is known by 50 alternative names across languages and contexts.[44]
FAQs
What awards did UEFA Euro 2012 finals receive?
Honors received include Spain men's national football team[3].