Introduction to the UEFA European Championship

The UEFA European Championship, commonly referred to as the Euro Cup, is one of the most prestigious soccer tournaments in the world. Organized by the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA), the Euro Cup is held every four years and features national teams from across Europe competing for the coveted title. Since its inception in 1960, the Euro Cup has seen a variety of champions and memorable moments, contributing to the rich history of international football.

Overview of the Winners

The Euro Cup has produced a diverse array of champions over the decades. The tournament’s winners have reflected the changing dynamics of European football, with both traditional powerhouses and surprising underdog successes. Here is a complete list of Euro Cup winners from its beginning to the most recent tournament:

1960: Soviet Union

The inaugural UEFA European Championship took place in 1960 in France. The Soviet Union emerged victorious, defeating Yugoslavia 2-1 in the final. This victory marked the Soviet Union’s status as one of the elite teams in the early years of European international football.

1964: Spain

In 1964