1984 UEFA European Championship

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The 1984 UEFA European Championship was the seventh edition of Europe's premier national team football tournament, held in France and won by the host nation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf UEFA European Championship
international football tournament
bestPlayer Michel Platini
confederation UEFA
continent Europe
country France
defendingChampion West Germany national football team
editionNumber 7
endDate 1984-06-27
finalCity Paris
finalScore 2–0
finalTournamentFormat group stage and knockout stage
finalVenue Parc des Princes
groupStageStructure two groups of four teams
hostCity Lens
Lyon
Marseille
Nantes
Paris
Saint-Étienne
Strasbourg
hostCountry France
hostNationWinner France national football team
knockoutStage semi-finals and final
nextEdition 1988 UEFA European Championship
linked to: UEFA Euro 1988
notableRecord Michel Platini scored in every group match
Michel Platini scored two hat-tricks in the group stage
linked to: Michel Platini
numberOfHostCities 7
numberOfTeams 8
numberOfVenues 7
organiser UEFA
previousEdition 1980 UEFA European Championship
linked to: UEFA Euro 1980
qualificationFormat group stage qualification
runnerUp Spain national football team
semiFinalists Denmark national football team
France national football team
Portugal national football team
Spain national football team
sport football
startDate 1984-06-12
topScorer Michel Platini
topScorerGoals 9
venue Parc des Princes
Stade Félix-Bollaert
Stade Geoffroy-Guichard
Stade Vélodrome
Stade de Gerland
Stade de la Beaujoire
Stade de la Meinau
winner France national football team
year 1984

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Michel Platini topScorerOf UEFA Euro 1984
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Stade Vélodrome hostedTournament UEFA Euro 1984
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A Seleção das Quinas firstEuroAppearance 1984 UEFA European Championship
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UEFA European Championship qualifying linkedToTournament UEFA Euro 1984
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Gheorghe Hagi participatedIn UEFA Euro 1984
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Paulo Futre participatedIn UEFA Euro 1984
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Michael Laudrup participantIn UEFA Euro 1984
linked to: 1984 UEFA European Championship
Stade Geoffroy-Guichard hostedTournament UEFA Euro 1984
linked to: 1984 UEFA European Championship
UEFA Euro 1988 previousEdition UEFA Euro 1984
linked to: 1984 UEFA European Championship
Michel Preud'homme participatedIn UEFA Euro 1984
linked to: 1984 UEFA European Championship
UEFA Euro 1980 nextEdition UEFA Euro 1984
linked to: 1984 UEFA European Championship
Jean Tigana participantIn UEFA Euro 1984
linked to: 1984 UEFA European Championship
Alain Giresse participantIn UEFA Euro 1984
linked to: 1984 UEFA European Championship
Gary Lineker participatedIn 1984 UEFA European Championship
Jean-Marie Pfaff participatedIn 1984 UEFA European Championship
Stade de Gerland venueFor UEFA Euro 1984
linked to: 1984 UEFA European Championship
Stade de la Meinau hostedEvent UEFA Euro 1984
linked to: 1984 UEFA European Championship
Manuel Amoros participatedIn UEFA Euro 1984
linked to: 1984 UEFA European Championship
Manuel Amoros wonCompetition UEFA Euro 1984
linked to: 1984 UEFA European Championship
Manuel Amoros wonCompetitionWithTeam UEFA Euro 1984 – France national football team
linked to: 1984 UEFA European Championship
Stade Bollaert-Delelis hostedTournament UEFA Euro 1984
linked to: 1984 UEFA European Championship