All news on the topic: Euro 2004

Aleksei Bugayev, who was part of the Russia team that featured at Euro 2004, playing two games before later retiring from football in 2010, has been killed on the frontline while fighting in the Ukraine conflict

Manchester United and England's all-time record goalscorer had his fair share of controversies during his playing career, but one moment stands out above all others for the new Plymouth Argyle manager

England saw their Euro 2004 hopes ended in the quarter-finals but Jamie Carragher believes that was their best shot a major tournament glory with Wayne Rooney on fire before his injury

Jose Mourinho turned down the opportunity to manage England with the former Chelsea, Manchester United, and Real Madrid boss insisting he would have ended the Three Lions' decades of hurt

Ex-England manager Sven-Goran Eriksson is battling terminal cancer but hopes to watch Gareth Southgate's side win the Euros for the first time in Germany this summer

England will be gunning for glory in Germany in next summer's European Championships, two decades on from when the much-fancied 'Golden Generation' crashed out in the quarter-finals of Euro 2004

Aaron Ramsdale is set to come back into the Gunners’ starting lineup this weekend against Brentford, with No.1 rival David Raya ineligible to face his parent club on Saturday

World football's governing body have decide that Spain, Portugal and Morocco will jointly host the tournament - but that the opening matches will take place in South America, to commemorate the tournament's centenary