Italy have won Euro 2020, defeating England on penalties at Wembley to lift the trophy for the first time since 1968.
Here we take a look back through all the winners of the European Championship, from its first edition in 1960 to this multi-nation competition that we've all enjoyed this summer.
Euro 2020
Hosted: All across Europe
Winners: Italy
Runners-up: England
Euro 2016
Hosted: France
Winners: Portugal
Runners-up: France
Euro 2012
Hosted: Poland and Ukraine
Winners: Spain
Runners-up: Italy
Euro 2008
Hosted: Austria and Switzerland
Winners: Spain
Runners-up: Germany
Euro 2004
Hosted: Portugal
Winners: Greece
Runners-up: Portugal
Euro 2000
Hosted: Belgium and Netherlands
Winners: France
Runners-up: Italy
Euro 1996
Hosted: England
Winners: Germany
Runners-up: Czech Republic
Euro 1992
Hosted: Sweden
Winners: Denmark
Runners-up: Germany
Euro 1988
Hosted: West Germany
Winners: Netherlands
Runners-up: Soviet Union
Euro 1984
Hosted: France
Winners: France
Runners-up: Spain
Euro 1980
Hosted: Italy
Winners: West Germany
Runners-up: Belgium
Euro 1976
Hosted: Yugoslavia
Winners: Czechoslovakia
Runners-up: West Germany
Euro 1972
Hosted: Belgium
Winners: West Germany
Runners-up: Soviet Union
Euro 1968
Hosted: Italy
Winners: Italy
Runners-up: Yugoslavia
Euro 1964
Hosted: Spain
Winners: Spain
Runners-up: Soviet Union
Euro 1960
Hosted: France
Winners: Soviet Union
Runners-up: Yugoslavia