4 Euro 2012 final: 67 goals in 26 matches, one penalty, one own goal, one denied goal and two top goal scorers on three goals

After 26 matches, 24 group matches and 2 quarter finals a total of 67 goals have been scored so far. Only one own goal, which occurred when England play Sweden and Glen Johnson failed to clear Olof Mellberg shoot. Only two penalties have been awarded, both to Greece, first in Greece vs Poland group stage which saw substitute goalkeeper Przemysław Tytoń saving Giorgos Karagounis's penalty kick. Another penalty was scored by Dimitris Salpigidis in Greece vs Germany quarter final. 

Germany has scored more goals (9) but has also played more goals than other country which are yet to player quarter final stage matches. Four players have scored three goals each, but only two of them are still in the tournament. Euro 2012 is yet to see hat-trick but Cristiano Ronaldo and Gomez went close. 

Real Madrid lead as club whose players has most goals combined as Ronaldo, Sami Khedira and Pepe has scored 5 together. Whereas Manchester City has most players (Joleon Lescott David Silva, Samir Nasri and Mario Balotelli) who has so far scored in the tournament. 

 

Goal-Line Technology John Terry clear a ball after it crossed the line

The tournament has also alert UEFA on the need of goal technology after ball in England vs Ukraine has been declared that it crossed the line but was denied by referee and two goal line assistants in the pitch. UEFA referee chief Pierluigi Collina admitted but also insist the use of officials near the goals has not have similar problem in about 1000 matches. Blatter has not releaved goal-line technology is a necessity. 

Euro 2012 Germany vs Greece quarter final fixture has produced a maximum return for UEFA disabled support. The tournament charity will donated €3,000 for every goal scored which means, yesterday match which ended with 6 goals has contributed to highest donation so far followed by Russia vs Czech, Portugal vs Denmark and Sweden vs England contributing five goals each. The fund will ensure full accessibility to sports facilities and public spaces. UEFA partner, Centre for Access to Football in Europe (CAFE) will implement the program in Poland and Ukraine. To donate go to this website CAFE.

EURO 2012 FINAL TOP SCORERS
No	Top Goal Scorer	Club	National	Goals
1	Alan Dzagoev	CSKA Moscow	Russia	3
	Cristiano Ronaldo	Real Madrid	Portugal	3
	Mario Gomez	Bayern Munich	Germany	3
	Mario Mandzukic	VfL Wolfsburg	Croatia	3
	Michael Krohn-Dehli	Brondby	Denmark	2
5	Andriy Shevchenko	Dynamo Kiev	Ukraine	2
	Cesc Fábregas	Barcelona	Spain	2
	Dimitris Salping	PAOK	Greece	2
	Fernando Torres	Chelsea	Spain	2
	Petr Jiracek	VfL Wolfsburg	Czech Re	2
	Vaclav Pilar	Viktoria Plzen	Czech Re	2
	Nicklas Bendtner	Sunderland	Denmark	2
	Zlatan Ibrahimovic	AC Milan	Sweden	2
14	Andrea Pirlo	Juventus	Italy	1
	Andrew Carroll	Liverpool	England	1
	Antonio Di Natale	Udinese	Italy	1
	Antonio Cassano	AC Milan	Italy	1
	Danny Welbeck	Manchester United	England	1
	David Silva	Manchester City	Spain	1
	Georgios Samaras	Celtic	Greece	1
	Giorgos Karagounis	Panathinaikos	Greece	1
	Hélder Postiga	Real Zaragoza	Portugal	1
	Jakub Blaszcz	Borussia Dort.	Poland	1
	Jérémy Menez	PSG	France	1
	Jesús Navas	Sevilla	Spain	1
	Joleon Lescott	Manchester City	England	1
	Lars Bender	Bayer Leverkusen	Germany	1
	Lukas Podolski	FC Koln	Germany	1
	Marco Reus	Borussia Monche	Germany	1
	Mario Balotelli	Manchester City	Italy	1
	Miroslav Klose	Lazio	Germany	1
	Nikica Jelavic	Everton	Croatia	1
	Olof Mellberg	Olympiakos	Sweden	1
	Pepe	Real Madrid	Portugal	1
	Philipp Lahm	Bayern Munich	Germany	1
	Rafael Van der Vaart	Tottenham	Netherlands	1
	Robert Lewandowski	Borussia Dort.	Poland	1
	R Van Persie	Arsenal	Netherlands	1
	Roman Pavlyuchenko	Lokomotiv M	Russia	1
	Roman Shirokov	Zenit St Peter	Russia	1
	Sami Khedira	Real Madrid	Germany	1
	Samir Nasri	Manchester City	France	1
	Sean St. Ledger	Leicester City	Ireland	1
	Sebastian Larsson	Sunderland	Sweden	1
	Theofanis Gekas	Samsunspor	Greece	1
	Theo Walcott	Arsenal	England	1
	Varela	Feirense	Portugal	1
	Wayne Rooney	Manchester United	England	1
49	Yohan Cabaye	Newcastle United	France	1

0 Kev the psychic chicken pick Czech to beat Portugal in Euro 2012

The Chicken have had good and bad prediction before and may be luck will be on Kev's side today.  

Chicken Kev pick Czech to win the quarter final against Portugal in Euro 2012

0 UEFA Euro 2012 final: France and England overcome Ukraine and Sweden to top group Dngland face Sweden

UEFA Euro 2012 final group D matches so France and England picking the win against Ukraine and Sweden respectively. France and England tied at 4 points each but France have good goal difference.The two were the favorite in this group and now their fate in Poland Ukraine finals is more clearer.

France, the 1998 World cup champions maintains their 22 matches unbeaten run and well set to extend the record. The two France top scorers Benzema and Giroud haven't scored yet in the tournament.

 

UEFA Euro 2012 final France vs Ukraine video highlights of all goals

Full-Time Highlights Ukraine vs France -... by TenMillionSlaves

France vs Ukraine goals summary 

Jérémy Menez - France (53') 1-0

Yohan Cabaye - France (56') 2-0

Andy Carrol earn the first start in Euro 2012 and combined with other two Liverpool players, Glen Johnson and captain Steve Gerrard to head the first goal. Sweden come back with two goals and make the score 2-1 and looks like Sweden will continue to be a tough opponent for England to beat. Introduction of Theo Walcot changed the game, The Arsenal winger score the equalizer and then set up Danny Welbeck for a 3 goal and big switch to England sport news.

Glean Johnson on mission impossible task trying to save own goal. Source bbc.com

England vs Sweden goals summary  

Andrew Carroll - England (23') 1-0 

Olof Mellberg - Sweden (59') 1-1 

 Glen Johnson (Own goal) - Sweden ( 49') 1-2 

Theo Walcott - England (64') 2-2 

Danny Welbeck -England (78') 3-2

0 Euro 2012 finals:Fernando Torres brace sent Republic of Ireland out of Euro 2012

Chelsea striker, Fernando Torres earn his first start in Euro 2012 final and score a brace in 4-0 Spain victory against Republic of Ireland to sent out of the competition. Torres has moved close to the Euro 2012 leading top scorers, Mario Gomez and Alan Dzagoev both on 3 goals. Another two Spain goals were scored by current Premier League player, the Manchester City midfielder Davis Silva and former Arsenal midfielder currently playing for Barcelona in La liga. During the match, Spain playing like Barcelona, break the most pass record setting a new 859 pass record. 

Vicente Del Bosque made a right decision to start Torres and the striker repays his judgment in just four minutes to mark his presence in Poland-Ukraine finals. Giovanni Trapattoni Euro 2012 farewell game will be against his home country Italy which is still in the Euro2012 tournament and will be trying hard to win the match in order to qualifier. Italy has only managed two 1-1 draws with Spain and Croatia and a only third in a group with 2 points less than other opponents . 

Spain vs Republic of Ireland goals summary 

Fernando Torres - Spain (4') 1-0

David Silva - Spain(49') 2-0

Fernando Torres - Spain (70')  3-0

Cesc Fábregas - Spain(83')4-0

Spain vs Republic of Ireland video highlight of all goals

1 EURO 2012 final top goals scorer, Dzagoev leads with 3 and Shevchenko and 3 others 2 goals

EURO 2012 started second group stage on 12 June 2012 with group A team seek qualifications to second round. Co-host Poland avoid defeat to earn their second draw and remain on contention for qualification if they beat Greece in their final game. Russia look more favorite and at top of the group Euro 2012 table and likely to make to the next round and only need a draw with Czech Republic in last game. So far 25 goals have been scorer, three from Alan Dzagoev, and Andriy Shevchenko, Mario Mandzukic and Vaclav Pilar scored two each.
View updated list at top goal scorers

EURO 2012 FINAL TOP SCORERS
No	Top Goal Scorer	National	Goals
1	Alan Dzagoev	Russia	3
2	Mario Gomez	Germany	3
3	Andriy Shevchenko	Ukraine	2
4	Mario Mandzukic	Croatia	2
5	Vaclav Pilar	Czech Re	2
6	Nicklas Bendtner	Denmark	2
7	Cesc Fábregas	Spain	1
8	Dimitris Salpingidis	Greece	1
9	Hélder Postiga	Portugal	1
10	Jakub Blaszczykowski	Poland	1
11	Joleon Lescott	England	1
12	Michael Krohn-Dehli	Denmark	1
13	Antonio Di Natale	Italy	1
14	Nikica Jelavic	Croatia	1
15	Pepe	Portugal	1
16	Petr Jiracek	Czech Re	1
17	Robert Lewandowski	Poland	1
18	R Van Persie	Netherlands	1
19	Roman Pavlyuchenko	Russia	1
20	Roman Shirokov	Russia	1
21	Samir Nasri	France	1
22	Sean St. Ledger	Ireland	1
23	Theofanis Gekas	Greece	1
24	Varela	Portugal	1
25	Zlatan Ibrahimovic	Sweden	1