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Celebrate the UEFA Euro 2024 tournament by choosing to hire a bar for both indoor festivities and outdoor celebrations. Enjoy the games with premium beverages, exceptional service, and a lively atmosphere, ensuring a memorable experience for all your guests. Make this summer's football event truly special by securing the perfect bar setup for your viewing party.
Hiring a bar for the European Championships this June 2024 is the perfect way to enhance your viewing experience. At Mobile Bar Hire we offer fully customizable bar setups to suit any venue, ensuring you and your guests enjoy the matches with top-notch beverages and service. Whether for a corporate event, private party, or public screening, our professional team provides a seamless and exciting atmosphere. With options ranging from traditional bars to cocktail stations, you'll have everything needed to create an unforgettable event.
Although the first European Championship took place in 1960, the concept originated much earlier. In 1927, Henri Delaunay, an administrator with the French Football Federation, proposed a pan-European football tournament. Despite later becoming UEFA's first General Secretary, Delaunay had passed away before the tournament's inception. The trophy for the championship was named in his honor.
The Henri Delaunay trophy features a figure of a juggling boy on the back and the inscriptions "Championnat d'Europe" and "Coupe Henri Delaunay" on the front. In 2008, it was redesigned to be larger and more aligned with UEFA's modern trophies. The new version, made of sterling silver, weighs 8 kilograms (18 lbs) and stands 60 centimeters (24 inches) tall, with the names of winning countries engraved on the back.
Germany and Spain are the most successful nations in the tournament's history, each with three titles. Spain is the only country to have successfully defended its title, achieving this in 2012. Germany holds records for the most matches played (53), goals scored (75), and victories (28). France, in 1984, is the only nation to have won all of its matches in a tournament (5 out of 5). In 1992, Denmark won the championship with only two victories in five games.
The last tournament was in 2020, when England faced Italy. Despite a valiant effort, England was edged out in the penalty shootout, resulting in Italy's victory. Here's to the boys of 2024!!
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