El gol de Van Basten, definitely, the best in the history of the Eurocup (Brand)
Which are the best goals in the history of the European Championships? The Euro, It is the most important competition in the old continent at the level of national teams. Since its inception in 1958, logically, there have been many goals have been scored. In this list we have collected, in our view, the 10 best goals ever of this competition.
The best goals in the history of the European Championships
MARIO BALOTELLI
Unstoppable header in a match pitting Italy against Germany in the European Championship 2012.
Davor Šuker
Beautiful finish of the Croatian striker to beat Peter Schmeichel in editing 1996.
Zinedine Zidane
Masterful free kick Zizou. Nothing you can do Santi Cañizares, Spanish goalkeeper, to prevent the goal in the Euro 2000.
Tomas Brolin
The Swedish footballersalready they are beginning to show its strength in Euro 1992. Brolin scores against England.
PAUL GASCOIGNE
One of the most iconic goals in England Star. Paul Gascoigne mark against Scotland in 1996.
JORDI ALBA
A goal that sums up what was Spain at that time. Jordi Alba culminates a collective play of the Spanish team in the final of 2012 against Italy.
RONNIE WHELAN
Irish marks one of the best goals in the history of this competition, without a doubt. further, It was against the powerful USSR I would end up playing the final in this edition 1988.
Karel Poborský
Goal of the Czech footballer who subtly raises the ball over goalkeeper Vitor Baia Portuguese. The Czechs were one of the sensations of that European Championship 1996.
ZLATAN IBRAHIMOVIC
Golazos collection of the Swedish Ibrahimovic would for a very long video. One of them scored in 2008 in a match between Sweden and Italy. The auction can not be more complicated, although he makes it easy.
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It strikes me that there is no goal prior to 1988, in a competition that played its first final in 1960…as a reminder a historical set, starring one Panenka.
It strikes me that there is no goal prior to 1988, in a competition that played its first final in 1960…as a reminder a historical set, starring one Panenka.