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Euro 2000

July 2021

  • A JustEat delivery rider in Central London

    Takeaways are coming home as England fans prepare for Euro 2020 quarter-final

    Food delivery firms brace for onslaught of orders as supermarkets report rise in sales of beer and pizzas

June 2021

  • 'Wales are like Stoke': Roberto Mancini on Italy's Euro 2020 opponents – video

  • The 18 June 2021 edition of Guardian Weekly.

    Inside Guardian Weekly
    Searching for Britain – Inside the 18 June Guardian Weekly

June 2020

  • DV RTD139-20000702-ROTTERDAM, NETHERLANDS: French captain Didier Deschamps lifts the trophy as the team celebrates the victory in the final France vs Italy of the Euro 2000 soccer championhips in Rotterdam, Sunday, 02 July, 2000. EPA PHOTO/MICHELE LIMINA (ELECTRONIC IMAGE)

    Football quiz: Euro 2000

    Euro 2000 kicked off in Brussels 20 years ago today. How much do you remember about the tournament?

June 2016

  • Cannavaro

    The Gentleman Ultra
    How misses, a last-minute equaliser and a golden goal broke Italy at Euro 2000

    Italy have won four World Cups but their only European Championship triumph came in 1968, when they hosted a four-team tournament. They nearly doubled their trophy count at Euro 2000, but lost concentration for one crucial second
  • France 98.

    Guardian Sport Network
    Marcel Desailly interview: on Chelsea, Milan and France's 'amazing' Euro 2000

    France won the 1998 World Cup and Euro 2000 with Marcel Desailly at the heart of their defence. Here he opens up about his early career in Marseille, his struggles to mark Dion Dublin and how he hadn’t heard of Chelsea before 1998
  • Sean Ingle

    Sportblog
    England winners at nostalgia but we should not believe the Euro 96 hype

    Sean Ingle
    Euro 2000 was far more exciting than its predecessor, when the country seemed to be mired in a collective psychosis centred around Cool Britannia

June 2012

  • David Trezeguet

    The joy of six
    The Joy of Six: Great European Championship finals

    Scott Murray: From goalkeeping howlers to German dominance, via French majesty and Danish upsets, half a dozen great tournament memories

December 2011

  • Andrew Rawnsley

    Cameron: over-confident, cavalier and careless… and still on top

    Andrew Rawnsley
    Andrew Rawnsley: The prime minister hasn't had a brilliant 12 months, but there's no one that can rival him inside or outside his party

July 2011

  • France Euro 2000

    Football quiz: Euro 2000

    Today's questions remember the glory days

July 2009

  • Luis Figo scores against England at Euro 2000

    On second thoughts
    On Second Thoughts: Luis Figo's goal against England at Euro 2000

    Rob Smyth: The man himself may rate it as the greatest of his career, but it's impossible to take a deflected goal seriously

June 2008

  • The joy of six
    The Joy of Six: great international tournaments

    From Hand of God to Battle of Berne via some Zizou wizardry and a Czech chip, half a dozen tourneys to savour

April 2003

  • You Bet Your Life - Week 29: same old story

    The Grand National came, the Grand National provided and, true to tradition, the Grand National tooketh-away.

4 July 2000

  • Zoff: I quit

  • Tournament stats

  • Still proud, but Italy can't shake off the blues

  • Historic triumph lights up the future for France

3 July 2000

  • Portugal trio given long bans after dissent

    Three key Portugal players have been hit with swingeing suspensions for their conduct in Wednesday's semi-final with France, sanctions which may seriously hinder their country's prospects of qualifying for the 2002 World Cup.

  • Barthez cries out for a new life in Manchester

    When France lifted the World Cup in Paris two years ago, Fabien Barthez said he cried for the first time in his life. The new Manchester United goalkeeper might have wept again after 90 minutes last night but it would have been for very different reasons.

  • France's case for the defence

    No one had scored first against the Italians since the beginning of Euro 2000. Before last night's kick-off, that seemed the most significant of the available statistics. How would they react if France took the lead? And if Italy, as has become their habit, sneaked a lead, would the French stand a chance in the face of that implacable defence?

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