Zagorakis named player of tournament

UEFA have named Greece captain Theodoros Zagorakis as the player of Euro 2004.

Zagorakis named player of tournament
Mon, 05 Jul, 2004 - 12:51

UEFA have named Greece captain Theodoros Zagorakis as the player of Euro 2004.

The former Leicester City midfielder capped a series of magnificent performances by leading his country to a shock victory in yesterday’s final against hosts Portugal.

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CourtsSoccerEuro 2004Place: Czech RepublicPlace: GreecePlace: PortugalPlace: SwedenPlace: DenmarkPerson: ZagorakisPerson: Theodoros ZagorakisPerson: Andy RoxburghPerson: Wayne RooneyPerson: Frank LampardPerson: Ashley ColePerson: Sol CampbellPerson: Petr CechPerson: Antonios NikopolidisPerson: Traianos DellasPerson: Olof MellbergPerson: Ricardo CarvalhoPerson: Georgios SeitaridisPerson: Gianluca ZambrottaPerson: Michael BallackPerson: Luis FigoPerson: PortugalPerson: ManichePerson: Pavel NedvedPerson: Zinedine ZidanePerson: Milan BarosPerson: Angelos CharisteasPerson: Henrik LarssonPerson: Cristiano RonaldoPerson: Jon Dahl TomassonPerson: Ruud van NistelrooyEvent: Euro 2004Event: UEFA Euro 2004Organisation: UEFAOrganisation: GreeceOrganisation: Leicester CityOrganisation: PortugalOrganisation: GermanyOrganisation: England
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