EURO on this day: 14 June

Sweden 5-0 Bulgaria
(Ljungberg 32, Larsson 57 58, Ibrahimović 78pen, Allbäck 90+1)
2004 group stage, Lisbon

Sweden recorded only their third victory in a UEFA European Championship finals as two fine goals from Henrik Larsson and further strikes from Fredrik Ljungberg, Zlatan Ibrahimović and Marcus Allbäck powered them past Bulgaria in Lisbon.

It was a fairy-tale return to competitive international action for Larsson as he scored two goals in two minutes shortly before the hour to end as a contest a game in which Bulgaria battled bravely. Already ahead through Ljungberg's first-half opener, Larsson's spectacular diving header from Erik Edman's pinpoint left-wing cross doubled their lead after 57 minutes.

Seconds later, Anders Svensson's low cross from the right was missed by the diving Zdravko Zdravkov and Larsson knocked the ball into the roof of the net from close range. Ibrahimović scored a fourth from the penalty spot 12 minutes from time after Ljungberg had been brought down, and substitute Allbäck raced onto Larsson's chip to add a fifth late on.

West Germany 3-2 Netherlands
(Allofs 20 60 65; Rep 79pen, W. van de Kerkhof 85)
1980 group stage, Naples

Both teams had started the group with a victory, but it was Jupp Derwall's side who seized control of the section thanks to the brilliance of Klaus Allofs and Bernd Schuster.

Germany led at the break when Schuster turned away from a defender and hit a post with a scorching shot, the underrated Allofs putting in the rebound. Schuster tore the Oranje apart after the interval too, laying off for Allofs to make it two before forcing his way to the byline and cutting the ball back neatly for Allofs to complete his hat-trick.

Jan Zwartkruis's men threatened to pull the contest out of the fire, though. Lothar Matthäus fouled Bennie Wijnstekers, allowing Johnny Rep to pull one back from the penalty spot, before Willy van de Kerkhof's fine long-range drive set up a frantic finish, but West Germany would not be denied.

Other EURO fixtures on 14 June
1972 semi-finals: Belgium 1-2 West Germany
1972 semi-finals: Hungary 0-1 USSR
1980 group stage: Greece 1-3 Czechoslovakia
1984 group stage: West Germany 0-0 Portugal
1984 group stage: Romania 1-1 Spain
1988 group stage: West Germany 2-0 Denmark 
1988 group stage: Italy 1-0 Spain 
1992 group stage: France 0-0 England 
1992 group stage: Sweden 1-0 Denmark
1996 group stage: Portugal 1-0 Turkey
1996 group stage: Czech Republic 2-1 Italy
2000 group stage: Italy 2-0 Belgium 
2004 group stage: Denmark 0-0 Italy 
2008 group stage: Sweden 1-2 Spain 
2008 group stage: Greece 0-1 Russia
2012 group stage: Italy 1-1 Croatia
2012 group stage: Spain 4-0 Republic of Ireland
2016 group stage: Austria 0-2 Hungary
2016 group stage: Portugal 1-1 Iceland
2020 group stage: Scotland 0-2 Czech Republic
2020 group stage: Poland 1-2 Slovakia
2020 group stage: Spain 0-0 Sweden