This has been the trajectory of Spain in the European Championship

Spain will have the opportunity at this European Championship to establish itself as the solo team with the most titles in its record. And it is that the selection is together with Germany the country that more times have won the Eurocup, in three occasions (1964, 2008 and 2012). Spain has been European champion in 1964, with José Luis Villalonga as Coach, in 2008, with Luis Aragonés, and in 2012, with Vicente del Bosque. In addition, the Spanish team was also runner-up in the edition disputed in 10984 in France. Spain’s first title in the European Championship came in the 1964 edition that was held in our country. A goal by Marcelino in the final played at the Santiago Bernabéu against the Soviet Union gave the national team the first title in the European Championship. The team that won that Eurocup in 64 was led by José Luis Villalonga and was formed by Iríbar; Rivilla, Olivella, Zoco, Calleja; Fusté, Suárez; Amancio, Pereda, Marcelino and Lapetra.Exhibition in Austria and SwitzerlandThe second Eurocup for Spain came from the hand of a team led by Luis Aragonés that fell in love with the world and changed the history of football. The Eurocup held in Vienna was the first of the trio of titles that was followed by the 2010 World Cup and the 2012 Eurocup. A goal by Fernando Torres in the final against Germany gave Spain the title in a tournament that surpassed the barrier of the Quarterfinals in a historic penalty shootout against Italy in which Casillas was the hero. On June 29, 2008 in the old Vienna Prater, the Ernst Happel, before the Germany of Ballack, Lahm, Podolski, Klose and company, the eleven that formed Casillas, Capdevila, Puyol, Marchena, Ramos, Senna, Silva, Xavi , Iniesta, Cesc and Torres, wrote a page for the great history of Spanish football.End of Party at Euro 2012 Spain closed its glorious circle in Kiev by raising its third European Championship after setting off against Italy one of the best performances in memory in a final. Spain was proclaimed European champion for the second time in a row in 2012 and thus made history by becoming the only team to hold the triple crown (Euros 2008 and 2012) and the 2010 World Cup, in addition to being champion, they finished undefeated and only conceded one goal . Along the way, she was able to finish first in her group by adding 7 of the 9 possible points (she won 4-0 against Ireland, 1-0 against Croatia and only gave up a 1-1 draw with Italy). In the quarterfinals they beat France comfortably (2-0) and in the semifinals they beat Portugal on penalties. The final will be forever marked in the history of football after thrashing (4-0) against Italy and showing one of the greatest exhibitions that have ever been seen. Spain 3 (1964-2008-2012) Germany 3 (1972) -1980-1996) France 2 (1984-2000) USSR (1960) 1 Italy (1968) 1 Czechoslovakia (1976) 1 Netherlands (1988) 1 Denmark (1992) 1 Greece (2004) 1