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= UEFA Euro 1984 =

# Date       Tue Jun 12 - Wed Jun 27 1984 (15d)
# Teams      8
# Matches    15


▪ Group 1
Tue Jun 12
  France                 1-0 Denmark                  @ Paris, France
     (Michel Platini 78')
Wed Jun 13
  Belgium                2-0 Yugoslavia               @ Lens, France
     (Erwin Vandenbergh 28' Georges Grün 45')
Sat Jun 16
  France                 5-0 Belgium                  @ Nantes, France
     (Michel Platini 4',74'(p),89' Alain Giresse 33' Luis Fernández 43')
  Denmark                5-0 Yugoslavia               @ Lyon, France
     (Frank Arnesen 8',69'(p) Klaus Berggreen 16' Preben Elkjær 82' John Lauridsen 84')
Tue Jun 19
  France                 3-2 Yugoslavia               @ Saint-Étienne, France
     (Michel Platini 59',62',77';
      Miloš Šestić 32' Dragan Stojković 84'(p))
  Denmark                3-2 Belgium                  @ Strasbourg, France
     (Frank Arnesen 41'(p) Kenneth Brylle Larsen 60' Preben Elkjær 84';
      Jan Ceulemans 26' Franky Vercauteren 39')

▪ Group 2
Thu Jun 14
  Germany                0-0 Portugal                 @ Strasbourg, France
  Romania                1-1 Spain                    @ Saint-Étienne, France
     (László Bölöni 35';
      Francisco José Carrasco 22'(p))
Sun Jun 17
  Portugal               1-1 Spain                    @ Marseille, France
     (António Sousa 52';
      Santillana 73')
  Germany                2-1 Romania                  @ Lens, France
     (Rudi Völler 25',66';
      Marcel Coraș 46')
Wed Jun 20
  Portugal               1-0 Romania                  @ Nantes, France
     (Nené 81')
  Germany                0-1 Spain                    @ Paris, France
     (Antonio Maceda 90')

▪ Semi-final
Sat Jun 23
  France                 3-2 Portugal                 @ Marseille, France
     (Jean-François Domergue 24',114' Michel Platini 119';
      Rui Jordão 74',98')
Sun Jun 24
  Denmark                1-1 Spain                    @ Lyon, France   [Spain wins on penalties]
     (Søren Lerby 7';
      Antonio Maceda 67')

▪ Final
Wed Jun 27
  France                 2-0 Spain                    @ Paris, France
     (Michel Platini 57' Bruno Bellone 90')

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