AN ITALIAN PASSION, SINCE 1999
Nazionale Italiana Calcio
NEWS
← Back to the roll of honour

European Championship 1984 · Men

France

European Championship 1984 · Men
European Championship 1984 · Men

France

Italy’s campaign: Did not qualify

The tournament in short

WinnerFrance
Teams8
Matches played15
Goal41

The comment of the event

France wins the tournament. The winner’s campaign: 5 matches, 5 wins, 0 draws and 0 defeats.

An unbeaten campaign: consistent results and resilience in the decisive rounds define this triumph.

The decisive match: France–Spain 2–0.

Update of tabellini: 31 October 2026

The path of Italy

Italy did not play the final stage of this edition.

Spins and Charts

Key: (H) = host nation.

Phases of rafts · Girone 1

Phases of rafts · Girone 1
RankTeamPlayingVineyardWallPercentageGoals scoredGoals concededDifference goalsPointsQualification
1France (H)330092+76Access to the direct elimination phase
2Denmark320183+54Access to the direct elimination phase
3Belgium310248−42—
4Yugoslavia3003210−80—

Phases of rafts · Girone 2

Phases of rafts · Girone 2
RankTeamPlayingVineyardWallPercentageGoals scoredGoals concededDifference goalsPointsQualification
1Spain312032+14Access to the direct elimination phase
2Portugal312021+14Access to the direct elimination phase
3West Germany31112203—
4Romania301224−21—

Direct elimination phase

Key: dts = after extra time; dcr = after a penalty shootout.

Direct elimination phase · Semi-finals

Direct elimination phase · Final

All games

The dates follow the local tournament schedule.

Showed parties: 15

Phases of rafts · Girone 1
France1–0Denmark

France: Platini 78'

Parc des Princes, Paris · 20:30

Referee: Volker Roth (West Germany) · Spectators: 47,570

Phases of rafts · Girone 1
Belgium2–0Yugoslavia

Belgium: Vandenbergh 28'; Grün 45'

Stade Félix-Bollaert, Lens · 20:30

Referee: Erik Fredriksson (Sweden) · Spectators: 41,525

Phases of rafts · Girone 2
West Germany0–0Portugal

Stade de la Meinau, Strasbourg · 17:15

Referee: Romualdas Juška (Soviet Union) · Spectators: 44,707

Phases of rafts · Girone 2
Romania1–1Spain

Romania: Bölöni 35'

Spain: Carrasco 22' (rigori)

Stade Geoffroy-Guichard, Saint-Étienne · 20:30

Referee: Alexis Ponnet (Belgium) · Spectators: 16,972

Phases of rafts · Girone 1
France5–0Belgium

France: Platini 4', 74' (rigori), 89'; Giresse 33'; Fernández 43'

Stade de la Beaujoire, Nantes · 17:15

Referee: Bob Valentine (Scotland) · Spectators: 51,359

Phases of rafts · Girone 1
Denmark5–0Yugoslavia

Denmark: Arnesen 8', 69' (rigori); Berggreen 16'; Elkjær 82'; Lauridsen 84'

Stade de Gerland, Lyon · 20:30

Referee: Augusto Lamo Castillo (Spain) · Spectators: 34,736

Phases of rafts · Girone 2
West Germany2–1Romania

West Germany: Völler 25', 66'

Romania: Coraș 46'

Stade Félix-Bollaert, Lens · 17:15

Referee: Jan Keizer (Netherlands) · Spectators: 31,787

Phases of rafts · Girone 2
Portugal1–1Spain

Portugal: Sousa 52'

Spain: Santillana 73'

Stade Vélodrome, Marseille · 20:30

Referee: Michel Vautrot (France) · Spectators: 24,364

Phases of rafts · Girone 1
France3–2Yugoslavia

France: Platini 59', 62', 77'

Yugoslavia: Šestić 32'; D. Stojković 84' (rigori)

Stade Geoffroy-Guichard, Saint-Étienne · 20:30

Referee: André Daina (Switzerland) · Spectators: 47,510

Phases of rafts · Girone 1
Denmark3–2Belgium

Denmark: Arnesen 41' (rigori); Brylle 60'; Elkjær 84'

Belgium: Ceulemans 26'; Vercauteren 39'

Stade de la Meinau, Strasbourg · 20:30

Referee: Adolf Prokop (East Germany) · Spectators: 36,911

Phases of rafts · Girone 2
West Germany0–1Spain

Spain: Maceda 90'

Parc des Princes, Paris · 20:30

Referee: Vojtech Christov (Czechoslovakia) · Spectators: 47,691

Phases of rafts · Girone 2
Portugal1–0Romania

Portugal: Nené 81'

Stade de la Beaujoire, Nantes · 20:30

Referee: Heinz Fahnler (Austria) · Spectators: 24,464

Semi-finals
France3–2 · dtsPortugal

France: Domergue 24', 114'; Platini 119'

Portugal: Jordão 74', 98'

Stade Vélodrome, Marseille · 20:00

Referee: Paolo Bergamo (Italy) · Spectators: 54,848

Semi-finals
Denmark1–1 · dtsSpain

dcr: 4–5

Denmark: Lerby 7'

Spain: Maceda 67'

Stade de Gerland, Lyon · 20:00

Referee: George Courtney (England) · Spectators: 47,843

Final
France2–0Spain

France: Platini 57'; Bellone 90'

Parc des Princes, Paris · 20:00

Referee: Vojtech Christov (Czechoslovakia) · Spectators: 47,368

goalscorers

Authors are excluded from the labelling classification. Unidentified players in sources remain separated.

goalscorersTeamGoals
Michel PlatiniFrance9
Frank ArnesenDenmark3
Antonio MacedaSpain2
Jean-François DomergueFrance2
Preben ElkjærDenmark2
Rudi VöllerWest Germany2
Rui JordãoPortugal2
Alain GiresseFrance1
António SousaPortugal1
Bruno BelloneFrance1
Dragan StojkovićYugoslavia1
Erwin VandenberghBelgium1
Franky VercauterenBelgium1
Georges GrünBelgium1
Jan CeulemansBelgium1
John LauridsenDenmark1
Kenneth BrylleDenmark1
Klaus BerggreenDenmark1
Lobo CarrascoSpain1
Luis FernándezFrance1
László BölöniRomania1
Marcel CorașRomania1
Miloš ŠestićYugoslavia1
NenéPortugal1
SantillanaSpain1
Søren LerbyDenmark1

Authorized: 0 · Unidentified markers: 0

Curiosity of the edition

goals and records

41 goals in 15 matches: 2.73 goals per game.

The game with more goals

France – Belgium 5–0 · 16/06/1984

Supplementary and staff

1 matches decided by shoot-outs, with the shoot-out score shown separately.

Data checked: 30 October 2026

Tournament figures

Team
Men
Host country
France
Winners
France
Runners-up
Spain
Semi-finals
Portugal / Denmark
Final
France – Spain · 2–0
Teams
8
Matches
15
Goals
41
Total attendance
599669
Top scorers
Michel Platini (9 goals)

Sources

Structured data obtained from related sources; undocumented names and minutes remain as unknown. The final rigours are separated from the goals of the game. · Wikipedia · CC BY-SA 4.0 · 31/10/2026

Search the site

Open original image ⁇