Europei di calcio, i migliori marcatori di sempre per Nazionale

Settimana dedicata a Euro 2016 su Sky Sport Uno, appuntamento che premiò il Portogallo di Cristiano Ronaldo. Uno dei migliori marcatori di sempre del torneo e della sua Nazionale: quali sono i bomber assoluti di ogni Paese nella fase finale degli Europei? Non mancano sorprese e goleador d'eccezione: ripercorriamoli insieme

CORONAVIRUS: AGGIORNAMENTI IN DIRETTA

epa03286844 Italy's Mario Balotelli (R) celebrates with teammate Antonio Cassano (L) after scoring the 2-0 lead during the semi final match of the UEFA EURO 2012 between Germany and Italy in Warsaw, Poland, 28 June 2012. EPA/KAMIL KRZACZYNSKI UEFA Terms and Conditions apply http://www.epa.eu/downloads/UEFA-EURO2012-TCS.pdf

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ITALIA

ANTONIO CASSANO: 3 gol (2004 e 2012)
MARIO BALOTELLI: 3 gol (2012)

A quota 2 gol: Pierluigi Casiraghi (1996), Filippo Inzaghi (2000), Graziano Pellè (2016), Andrea Pirlo (2008 e 2012) e Francesco Totti (2000)

Rivivi su Sky le emozioni di Euro 2016

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GERMANIA

JÜRGEN KLINSMANN: 5 gol (1988, 1992 e 1996)
MARIO GOMEZ: 5 gol (2012 e 2016)

A quota 4 gol: Dieter Müller (1976), Gerd Müller (1972), Lukas Podolski (2008 e 2012) e Rudi Völler (1984 e 1988)

Euro 2020, come chiedere il rimborso dei biglietti

epa03265577 Spain's Fernando Torres celebrates after scoring the 3-0 lead during the Group C preliminary round match of the UEFA EURO 2012 between Spain and Ireland in Gdansk, Poland, 14 June 2012. EPA/VASSIL DONEV UEFA Terms and Conditions apply http://www.epa.eu/downloads/UEFA-EURO2012-TCS.pdf

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SPAGNA

FERNANDO TORRES: 5 gol (2008 e 2012)

A quota 4 gol: David Villa (2008)
A quota 3 gol: Alfonso (1996 e 2000), Cesc Fabregas (2008 e 2012), Alvaro Morata (2016) e David Silva (2008 e 2012)

Da Zaniolo a Sané, campioni ritrovati a Euro 2021

27 Jun 1984: Michel Platini of France with coach Michel Hidalgo after victory in the European Championship Final against Spain at Parc des Princes in Paris. France won the match 2-0. \ Mandatory Credit: David Cannon /Allsport

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FRANCIA

MICHEL PLATINI: 9 gol (1984)

A quota 6 gol: Antoine Griezmann (2016) e Thierry Henry (2000, 2004 e 2008)
A quota 5 gol: Zinedine Zidane (2000 e 2004)

L'Europeo slitta al 2021: da 11 giugno a 11 luglio

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PORTOGALLO

CRISTIANO RONALDO: 9 gol (2004, 2008, 2012 e 2016)

A quota 6 gol: Nuno Gomes (2000, 2004 e 2008)
A quota 3 gol: Sergio Conceição (2000), Nani (2016) ed Helder Postiga (2004, 2008 e 2012)

18 Jun 1996: Steve McManaman helps Alan Shearer celebrate his second goal for England against Holland in the Group A match at Wembley during the European Football Championships. England beat Holland 4-1.

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INGHILTERRA

ALAN SHEARER: 7 gol (1996 e 2000)

A quota 6 gol: Wayne Rooney (2004, 2012 e 2016)
A quota 3 gol: Frank Lampard (2004)

GLASGOW, SCOTLAND - NOVEMBER 15: Patrick Kluivert and Ruud van Nistelrooy of Holland during the Euro 2004 Play-off, first leg match between Scotland and Holland at Hampden Park on November 15, 2003 in Glasgow, Scotland. (Photo by Ross Kinnaird/Getty Images)

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OLANDA

PATRICK KLUIVERT: 6 gol (1996 e 2000)
RUUD VAN NISTELROOY: 6 gol (2004 e 2008)

A quota 5 gol: Marco Van Basten (1988)
A quota 4 gol: Dennis Bergkamp (1992 e 1996)

20170605 - Brussels , Belgium / International friendly game : Belgium v Czech Republic /"nJakub BRABEC - Romelu LUKAKU - Radja NAINGGOLAN"nPicture by Vincent Van Doornick / Isosport

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BELGIO

JAN CEULEMANS: 2 gol (1980 e 1984)
ROMELU LUKAKU: 2 gol (2016)
RADJA NAINGGOLAN: 2 gol (2016)

epa05389546 Jakub Blaszczykowski of Poland celebrates after scoring the 1-0 lead during the UEFA EURO 2016 round of 16 match between Switzerland and Poland at Stade Geoffroy Guichard in Saint-Etienne, France, 25 June 2016.

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POLONIA

JAKUB BLASZCZYKOWSKI: 3 gol (2012 e 2016)

A quota 2 gol: Robert Lewandowski (2012 e 2016)

epa03273505 Sweden's Zlatan Ibrahimovic celebrates after scoring the 1-0 lead during the Group D preliminary round match of the UEFA EURO 2012 between Sweden and France in Kiev, Ukraine, 19 June 2012. EPA/SRDJAN SUKI UEFA Terms and Conditions apply http://www.epa.eu/downloads/UEFA-EURO2012-TCS.pdf

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SVEZIA

ZLATAN IBRAHIMOVIC: 6 gol (2004, 2008 e 2012)

A quota 4 gol: Henrik Larsson (2000 e 2004)
A quota 3 gol: Tomas Brolin (1992)

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CROAZIA

MARIO MANDZUKIC: 3 gol (2012)
DAVOR SUKER: 3 gol (1996)

A quota 2 gol: Ivan Klasnic (2008), Luka Modric (2008 e 2016) e Ivan Perisic (2016)

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DANIMARCA

FRANK ARNESEN: 3 gol (1984)
HENRIK LARSEN: 3 gol (1992)
BRIAN LAUDRUP: 3 gol (1996)
JON DAHL TOMASSON: 3 gol (2004)

PORTO, Portugal: Czech forward Milan Baros celebrates after scoring the second goal for his team, 27 June 2004 at Dragao stadium in Porto, during the quarter final Euro 2004 football match between Czech Republic and Denmark at the European Nations championship in Portugal. AFP PHOTO Joe KLAMAR (Photo credit should read JOE KLAMAR/AFP via Getty Images)

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REPUBBLICA CECA

MILAN BAROS: 5 gol (2004)

A quota 4 gol: Vladimir Smicer (1996, 2000 e 2004)
A quota 3 gol: Jan Koller (2004 e 2008) e Zdenek Nehoda (1976 e 1980)

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RUSSIA

ROMAN PAVLYUCHEKO: 4 gol (2008 e 2012)

A quota 3 gol: Alan Dzagoev (2012), Valentin Ivanov (1960 e 1964) e Viktor Ponedelnik (1960 e 1964)

epa000226634 Greek striker Angelos Charisteas celebrates after scoring the 1-0 lead during the Euro 2004 final between Portugal and Greece at Luz stadium in Lisbon on Sunday, 04 July 2004. EPA/OLIVER BERG NO MOBILE PHONE APPLICATIONS

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GRECIA

ANGELOS CHARISTEAS: 4 gol (2004 e 2008)

A quota 2 gol: Giorgos Karagounis (2004 e 2012) e Dimitris Salpingidis (2012)

BRG09-20000621-BRUGES, BELGIUM:Yugoslav forward Savo Milosevic shows his tongue as jubilates after scoring for his team against Spain during the Euro 2000 group C soccer match between Yugoslavia and Spain in Bruges, Wednesday 21 June 2000. (ELECTRONIC IMAGE) EPA PHOTO /MICHELE LIMINA

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SERBIA

SAVO MILOSEVIC: 5 gol (2000)

A quota 4 gol: Dragan Dzajic (1968 e 1976)
A quota 2 gol: Milan Galic (1960) e Drazan Jerkovic (1960)

Andriy Shevchenko odf Ukraine celebrates after scoring the 1-1 during the Group D preliminary round match of the UEFA EURO 2012 between Ukraine and Sweden in Kiev, Ukraine, 11 June 2012.
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UCRAINA

ANDRIY SHEVCHENKO: 2 gol (2012)

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GALLES

GARETH BALE: 3 gol (2016)

A quota 2 gol: Hal Robson-Kanu (2016)

TURCHIA

SEMIH SENTURK: 3 gol (2008)

A quota 2 gol: Nihat Kahveci (2008), Hakan Sukur (2000) e Arda Turan (2008)

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BULGARIA

HRISTO STOICHKOV: 3 gol (1996)

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SVIZZERA

HAKAN YAKIN: 3 gol (2008)

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SLOVENIA

ZLATKO ZAHOVIC: 3 gol (2000)

epa05384043 Balazs Dzsudzsak of Hungary celebrates after he scored a goal during the UEFA EURO 2016 group F preliminary round match between Hungary and Portugal at Stade de Lyon in Lyon, France, 22 June 2016.

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UNGHERIA

FERENC BENE: 2 gol (1964)
BALAZS DZSUDZSAK: 2 gol (2016)
DEZSO NOVAK: 2 gol (1964)

epa05375599 Gylfi Sigurdsson (L) of Iceland celebrates with his teammates Kolbeinn Sigthorsson (C) and Birkir Bjarnason (R) after scoring the 1-0 lead from the penalty spot during the UEFA EURO 2016 group F preliminary round match between Iceland and Hungary at Stade Velodrome in Marseille, France, 18 June 2016.

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ISLANDA

BIRKIR BJARNASON: 2 gol (2016)
KOLBEINN SIGTHORSSON: 2 gol (2016)

IRLANDA

ROBBIE BRADY: 2 gol (2016)

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ROMANIA

BOGDAN STANCU: 2 gol (2016)

Real Madrid's Portuguese forward Cristiano Ronaldo (R) shakes hands with UEFA President Michel Platini, after Ronaldo won the UEFA European Player of the Year trophy, on August 28, 2014 in Monaco, after the draw for the 2014/2015 European Champions League group stages. AFP PHOTO / VALERY HACHE (Photo credit should read VALERY HACHE/AFP via Getty Images)

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Detto dei bomber agli Europei per ogni Nazionale, quale è il podio assoluto con i migliori marcatori nella fase finale del torneo? Vetta per due tra leggende:

1) MICHEL PLATINI (Francia): 9 gol in 5 partite (1984)

1) CRISTIANO RONALDO (Portogallo): 9 gol in 21 partite (2004, 2008, 2012 e 2016)

3) ALAN SHEARER (Inghilterra): 7 gol in 9 partite (1996 e 2000)