IFFHS DAILY EURO 2020 STATISTICS


Picture : Cristiano Ronaldo made again HISTORY yesterday ! (all pictures AP)


IFFHS - 15/06/2021 - EURO 2020 STATISTICS


*Cristiano Ronaldo became the first player in Euro finals history to appear at five different editions (2004, 2008, 2012, 2016 and 2020).

*For two other players of Portugal, Pepe and João Moutinho, who also appeared in the game vs Hungary (3-0), this Euro edition became 4th in their career.   


*With 2 goals scored vs Hungary, Cristiano Ronaldo became the solitary best goal-scorer in European Championship finals history (11 goals).
Michel Platini who shared the record with him before, now is the second in the all-time goal-scorers’ ranking (9 goals).


*Cristiano Ronaldo has scored goals at all 5 his Euro participations. No other player on the history has scored at even 4 participations.

*Cristiano Ronaldo became the oldest player to score a brace in a European Championship match (36 years 130 days), taking the record from Andriy Shevchenko, who was 35 years 256 days old when he scored a brace against Sweden for Ukraine in Euro 2012.

*It was Cristiano Ronaldo's 39th appearance at a major tournament (Euro and World Cup) for Portugal, an all-time record for a European player, overtaking Bastian Schweinsteiger's 38 appearances for Germany.

*Having increased his tally for national team to 106 goals, Cristiano Ronaldo got closer to the world record of Ali Daei (109).

*Portugal became the first team in European Championships history to score three goals in the final 10 minutes of a match.


*Pepe has appeared in the game vs Hungary at the age of 38 years 109 days. He became the oldest Portugal player at Euro finals taking over from Ricardo Carvalho (38 years 35 days). In the ranking of Euro all-time oldest players, Pepe takes 9th position. 

*Germany lost its starting game in Euro for the first time. Previously, Germany won 7 and drew 5 of 12 starting games.


*Mats Hummels (Germany) increased the number of own goals scored in this tournament to 3. This means that Euro 2020 already equalled the record of own goals for one single Euro edition set up at Euro 2016!