History of the European Championship Part II: The 1980s

June 01, 2021 00:06:15
History of the European Championship Part II: The 1980s
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History of the European Championship Part II: The 1980s

Jun 01 2021 | 00:06:15

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Show Notes

In part two of our ‘History of the European Championship’ series, we turn our attentions to the 1980s where the tournament expanded to eight nations with the introduction of a group stage.

This was the decade where Michel Platini produced one of the great European Championship performances as the Frenchman netted two hattricks on home soil in 1984 edition, finishing as the top goalscorer with nine as France clinched the title.

Marco van Basten was another player to shine in the European Championship during this decade as we reflect on the three tournaments which took place.

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