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Greece's German head coach Otto Rehhagel holds the Henry Delaunay trophy, 04 July 2004 at the Luz stadium in Lisbon, at the end of the Euro 2004 final match between Portugal and Greece at the European Nations football championship in Portugal. Greece won the match 1 to 0 to be crowned champions of Europe. AFP PHOTO HRVOJE POLAN

Greece coach Otto Rehhagel better known as 'King Otto' gets his hands on the Henry Delaunay trophy after his side completed a remarkable run to the European title. Greece had never even won a match at a major tournament before Euro 2004.

Portuguese captain Luís Figo walks past the trophy after receiving his runners up medal ,04 July 2004 at the Estadio da Luz in Lisbon, after the European Nations championship final football match between Portugal and Greece. Greece won 1-0.

There was great disappointment for Portugal skipper Luis Figo and the whole country after they lost to Greece 1-0 in the Euro 2004 final. It was the second defeat in the tournament for the hosts against the surprising Greeks and will take a long time to overcome.

Greece's forward Angelos Charisteas (3rd R) heads the ball to score against Portugal, 04 July 2004 at Stadio da Luz in Lisbon, during the Euro 2004 final football match between Portugal and Greece at the European Nations championship in Portugal. AFP PHOTO Francois Xavier MARIT

Greece striker Angelos Charisteas heads home the crucial goal for the outsiders as they walk off with Europe's biggest prize. A 1-0 win in Sunday's final over Portugal must go down as one of the greatest surprises in footballing history.

Portuguese midfielder Maniche (foreground) and defender Nuno Valente look dejected, 04 July 2004 at the Luz stadium in Lisbon, at the end of the Euro 2004 final match between Portugal and Greece at the European Nations football championship in Portugal. Greece won the match 1 to 0 to be crowned champions of Europe. AFP PHOTO FRANCOIS XAVIER MARIT

Portugal players Maniche (no 18) and Nuno Valente come to grips with the devastating 1-0 defeat in Sunday's Euro 2004 final against Greece.

Greek forward Angelos Charisteas (L) celebrates his opening goal next to Portuguese midfielder Costinha (2nd L) and goalkeeper Ricardo (down), 04 July 2004 at the Luz stadium in Lisbon, during the Euro 2004 final match between Portugal and Greece at the European Nations football championship in Portugal. AFP PHOTO VINCENZO PINTO

Angelos Charisteas breaks into celebration after his header fired Greece to the European title on Sunday against Portugal. The 150-1 tournament outsiders pulled off a shocking achievement with a 1-0 win.

Portuguese midfielder Rui Costa cries 04 July 2004 at the Luz stadium in Lisbon, after the Euro 2004 final match between Portugal and Greece at the European Nations football championship in Portugal. Greece won 1-0. AFP PHOTO Francois GUILLOT

The emotion of defeat was felt by Portugal and their players after Greece pulled off a 1-0 win in Sunday's Euro 2004 final. Rui Costa playing his last international match wept with despair.

Portuguese supporters looks dejected, 04 July 2004 at the Luz stadium in Lisbon, as they are looking at the Euro 2004 final match between Portugal and Greece at the European Nations football championship in Portugal. AFP PHOTO Franck FIFE

Misery has set in for Portugal and their fervent football fans after the team crashed to a 1-0 defeat to Greece in the Euro 2004 final. Great expectations on the eve of the match turned to despair as Greece completed a remarkable campaign in glory.

Greek supporters are seen, 04 July 2004 at the Luz stadium in Lisbon prior to the Euro 2004 final match between Portugal and Greece at the European Nations football championship in Portugual. AFP PHOTO FRANCOIS GUILLOT

Greek fans will party well into the night after they won their first ever major title stunning Portugal 1-0 in Sunday's final.

An unknown person runs onto the field and throws a towel at Portugal's captain Luis Figo (L) as he is chased by security, 04 July 2004 at the Estadio da Luz in Lisbon, during the European Nations championship final football match between Portugal and Greece. AFP PHOTO Vincenzo PINTO

An unknown spectator intrudes the pitch with time running out and Greece on their way to an historic 1-0 win to become European champions. Portugal meanwhile must now digest a heartbreaking defeat.

Greek forward Angelos Charisteas (R) celebrates his opening goal next to his teammate, midfielder Theodoros Zagorakis, 04 July 2004 at the Luz stadium in Lisbon, during the Euro 2004 final match between Portugal and Greece at the European Nations football championship in Portugal. AFP PHOTO HRVOJE POLAN

Greek players celebrate after Angelos Charisteas (R) scored the only goal of the match in Sunday's Euro 2004 final. Greece had never won a match at a major tournament before this year but find themselves surprise champions.

Portuguese forward Luís Figo (R) is about to kick the ball next to Greek midfielder Theodoros Zagorakis, 04 July 2004 at the Luz stadium in Lisbon, during the Euro 2004 final match between Portugal and Greece at the European Nations football championship in Portugal. AFP PHOTO Lluis GENE

Portugal skipper Luis Figo attempts to cross the ball under close attention from Theodoros Zagorakis of Greece. Figo had a quiet match as Greece pulled off a major upset winning the European title with a 1-0 win.

Greek midfielder Konstantinos Katsouranis (R) controls the ball next to Portuguese midfielder Deco, 04 July 2004 at the Luz stadium in Lisbon, during the Euro 2004 final match between Portugal and Greece at the European Nations football championship in Portugal. AFP PHOTO Javier SORIANO

Showing acrobatic skills, Greece midfielder Konstantinos Katsouranis hooks the ball clear of Portuguese playmaker Deco.