官方总结：板鸭10人入选最佳阵容23人名单

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The 2012 UEFA European Football Championship, commonly referred to as Euro 2012, was the 14th European Championship for national football teams organised by UEFA. The final tournament was hosted for the first time by Poland and Ukraine, between 8 June and 1 July 2012, after their bid was chosen by UEFA's Executive Committee in 2007.[1] Euro 2012 set the record for both the highest aggregate attendance (1,440,896) and the highest average attendance per game (46,481) under the 16-team format (since 1996).

The final tournament featured 16 nations, the last European Championship to do so; from Euro 2016 onward, there will be 24 finalists. Qualification was contested by 51 nations between August 2010 and November 2011 to determine the remaining 14 finalists. The tournament was played across eight venues, four in each host country, five of which were newly built for the tournament. Aside from venues, the host nations have also invested heavily in improving infrastructure, such as railways and roads, at UEFA's request.

In the final match at the Olympic Stadium in Kiev, Ukraine, Spain defended their title with a 4–0 win over Italy.[2] Spain became the first team to win two consecutive European Championships, and the first European international team to win three straight major tournament titles (Euro 2008 and 2010 World Cup).[2] Since Spain had already gained entry to the 2013 Confederations Cup by winning the 2010 World Cup, the runners-up Italy qualified.[3]

Euro 2012 was the second consecutive European Championship (after Euro 2008 held in Austria and Switzerland) in which neither of the hosts emerged from the group stage, as both Poland and Ukraine were eliminated.

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Euro 2012 Focus: Final Stats Leaderboards

by Martin Laurence at Monday, Jul 2 2012 15:11



So Spain are the European Champions, again, deservedly winning over against a much improved Italy side in the final to retain their title and assert their dominance at international level. Del Bosque's side scored the most goals (12), conceded the fewest (1) and averaged the highest possession per game (65.2%), however, in an individual sense, were they as dominant?

Here we will look at the best players for a number of statistics over the tournament, detailing those with the best totals and averages over a range of categories. We start in an attacking sense, where as many as 6 players led the way with 3 goals, with Fernando Torres eventually picking up the Golden Boot via an assist for Chelsea teammate Juan Mata.

When it came to assists, the lead was again tied; this time between three players, with David Silva, Mesut Ozil and Andrey Arshavin picking up 3 assists apiece. Moving onto the slightly more detailed statistics, starting with the most consistent shooters, the leader comes as no shock whatsoever.



Cristiano Ronaldo not only tops the leaderboard for shots per game (7.4) but also total shots, with a giant tally of 37 way ahead of Mario Balotelli, on 25. Andres Iniesta ranks third here despite failing to score from 20 attempts, while Robin van Persie (5) and Karim Benzema (4.8), who were also wasteful in front of goal, rank second and third respectively when it comes to averages.



In the key passes category, Spain's Xavi leads the way with 25 in total, though Wesley Sneijder's superb average of 6.3 per game sees him rank in the top three for overall figures despite going out in the group stages. Another player who never made it to the quarter-finals but fares well here is Andrey Arshavin, with 5 per game, while Poland's Ludovic Obraniak completes an unlucky trio in terms of averages, with 4.7 not enough to see co-hosts Poland progress either.



When it comes to dribbles, as in the shots category, there is one clear leader, with Franck Ribery topping the per game and totals category, with 4 and 16 respectively. In terms of overall tallies, Portugal's Coentrao (13) and UEFA's Player of the Tournament Andres Iniesta (12) rank second and third, while Arshavin crops up again for averages (3.3) ahead of Tottenham's Luka Modric (3).



When looking at the leaderboard for crosses, the two names that led the way for key passes come out on top again, proving that many chances were created from wide areas and set pieces during the tournament. Sneijder averaged 3.3 accurate crosses per game, ahead of Plasil and Duff (both 3), while Xavi's overall tally of 14 bettered the aforementioned Czech midfielder and his competitor in the final, Andrea Pirlo (both 12).



In terms of passes attempted there are few surprises, well just the one actually, which sees Russia's Igor Denisov rank first, ahead of Xavi, in terms of per game stats (101). Unsurprisingly, having reached the final, Barca and Spain's pass master does rank highest for total attempts (595), with teammates Alonso (585) and Busquets (455) joining him in the top 3 and highlighting Spain's dominance through their possession game.



There is perhaps a more unexpected leader when it comes to total aerial duels won, with Xabi Alonso's tally of 16 ahead by some margin. The Spaniard also ranks in the top three for per game figures (2.7), just behind Greece's Samaras (2.8), who in turn ranks behind Alonso in the totals category, tied with Portugal's Bruno Alves on 11.



As we move into the more defensive statistics we can see that Spain's presence in the vast majority of the leaderboards here is maintained, with the much maligned Alvaro Arbeloa (20) just pipping teammate Gerard Pique (19) to the most tackles overall. England captain Steven Gerrard led by example to finish just behind the Spanish pairing, on 18, while Eugen Polanksi led the per game standings, with 5.3 just beating France's Alou Diarra (5) and Poland's co-hosts' captain Tymoshchuk (4.7).



Ending here on interceptions, Liverpool's Daniel Agger is the real standout performer, with an average of 7 per game seeing him rank second only to Daniele De Rossi in the total standings (21 to 22) despite failing to progress past the group stages. Agger's teammate William Kvist ranks second in per game standings, though an average of 4 is way down on the centre-back, while Germany's impressive Mats Hummels ranks third in terms of averages and totals, with 3.8 and 19 respectively.

To sum up, at least one player from the Champions Spain make their way onto the leaderboard for 7 of the 8 analysed categories here (9 of 10 when including goals and assists), so to answer the opening question "in an individual sense, were they (Spain) dominant?” the answer is, quite simply, yes.

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聚焦2012欧洲杯：单项数据排排坐，西班牙个人数据也占优吗？

2012-07-07


聚焦2012欧洲杯：赛事过后的各项数据




西班牙再一次夺得了德劳内杯。决赛比赛里，面对进步不小的意大利，他们让人心服口服的战胜了对方，获得了冠军，彰显了自己的王者地位。这届欧洲杯，博斯克的球队一共打进了12个进球，是进球数最多的球队，同时他们也是失球数最少的球队，6场比赛仅失1球。场均控球率也排在第一，平均每场65.2%的控球率。但在深入到每个球员的发挥，他们也都占优吗?

下面我们将会看到这届欧洲杯当中，分别在各项数据排前列的几名球员，同时我们会细致地列出他们的数据和平均数据进行参照。首先我们从前场入手：这届欧洲杯共有6名球员打入3球，西班牙的托雷斯，凭借他为同在切尔西效力的队友胡安-马塔送出一记精彩的助攻，最终摘得金靴奖。

再看看助攻榜的情况，也是有几名球员并列排在首位；这次共有3名球员并列，分别是西班牙的席尔瓦，德国的厄齐尔和俄罗斯的阿尔沙文，大家都送出了3次助攻。接下来把目光转向其他数据，先看看起脚数最多的射手，这项数据的第一名与第二之间有不少的差距。




葡萄牙的克里斯蒂亚诺-罗纳尔多以场均7.4次起脚次数和令人惊愕的37次射门总数，在场均数据和射门总数上领先于其他球员。排在第二的是共起脚25次的马里奥-巴洛特利。而西班牙的伊涅斯塔起脚20次，排在第三。在场均数据上，则是荷兰的罗宾-范佩西以场均5次起脚排在第二，法国的卡里姆-本泽马4.8次排在第三。从场均数据可以看出，范佩西和本泽马在门前浪费了很多机会。




再来看看送出关键传送的排行榜，西班牙的哈维总共送出25次关键传球排在第一。虽然荷兰队小组出局，但在场均数据上，斯内德却以场均6.3次的数据的压倒性数据排在首位。在场均数据上，另一位没有进入四分之一决赛但表现非常出色的是俄罗斯的阿尔沙文，他以平均5次关键传送的数据排在第二。虽然波兰队早早就在小组赛出局，但队中的奥布拉尼亚克以场均4.7次的数据排在第三。




现在来看看过人榜，和射门次数情况差不多，有一个很明显的领先者，这次则是法国队的弗兰克-里贝里。里贝里分别以场均4次的过人数据和16次的过人总数，在场均数据和总数上都排在第一。在过人总数上，葡萄牙的科恩特朗以13次成功过人排在第二，而这次欧洲杯最佳球员——西班牙的伊涅斯塔排在第三，他有12次成功过人。再看回场均数据，场均3.3次的阿尔沙文排在第二，而效力热刺的克罗地亚球员卢克-莫德里奇有场均3次的过人数据排在第三。




是时候看看传中数据了。我们再次看到两个熟悉的名字分别排在场均数据和总数的头名，斯内德和哈维，说明了有很多机会都是由边路以及定位球制造的。斯内德场均有3.3次成功传中，稍稍高出排在第二的捷克中场普拉希尔和爱尔兰边锋达夫，后两者均有场均3次的数据。而哈维在传中总数上要比普拉希尔和意大利的安德烈--皮尔洛要多，后两者都有12次传中。




在传球榜上，就没有太多的意外。唯一的意外也就是在场均传球数据上，俄罗斯的德尼索夫排在第一，场均有101次传球，把传球大师哈维和阿隆索甩在身后。由于进了决赛，所以巴萨和西班牙队的传球大师哈维毫无悬念地占据了传球总数的第一位，达到惊人的595次。同为队友的阿隆索和布斯克茨分别以585次和455次排在第二和第三，这也使得他们得以统治了比赛。




在空中对抗的排行榜里，排在首位的球员或许会有些出人意外。哈维-阿隆索总共有16次空中对抗成功。这位西班牙人的场均数据也排进了三甲之内，场均赢得2.7次空中对抗。这数据仅仅排在希腊的萨马拉斯之后，希腊人场均2.8次。而在空中对抗成功总数上，希腊人和葡萄牙人的布努诺-阿尔维斯均以11次排在阿隆索身后。




现在看看防守方面的数据，我们可以看到西班牙在铲断数据上都占据了半壁江山。在铲断总数上，饱受质疑的阿韦洛亚总有20次铲断，稍稍领先于队友皮克的19次。三狮队长史蒂芬-杰拉德也有18次不俗的铲断数据，以微弱的差距排在了西班牙人的身后。在场均数据上，波兰的波兰斯基以场均5.3次铲断的数据独占鳌头，尾随的是场均5次铲断的法国人阿劳-迪亚拉，乌克兰副队长季莫什丘克场均4.7次抢断排在第三。




最后，我们来看看拦截榜。利物浦的丹尼尔-阿格尔的拦截数据十分凶悍，场均数据达到7次，尽管丹麦早早就在小组赛被淘汰了，但阿格尔在拦截总数上仅仅以1次之差，排在德罗西后面。阿格尔的队友威廉姆-科维斯特场均有4次拦截，排在第二；而德国中卫马特斯-胡尔梅斯分别在场均数据和拦截总数上排在第三，他这次的表现令人印象深刻。

最后来总结一下，冠军西班牙在八项数据排行榜里，有7项数据是至少有一位球员上榜。如果要算上进球和助攻这两项数据的话，那么西班牙就是在10项数据里有9项是有队员上榜的球队。所以现在回答文章开头“ 深入到每个球员的发挥，西班牙也都占优吗? ”这个问题，答案是如此的简单——当然占优。

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Euro 2012 Focus: Sharp Shooters
by Alistair Tweedale at Tuesday, Jul 3 2012 17:21



Euro 2012 saw 76 goals scored in the 31 games and six players share the mantle of top scorer, on a rather unimpressive tally of 3 goals. While Cristiano Ronaldo and Mario Balotelli took much of the plaudits for their performances in front of goal, the sheer volume of shots they each had means the threat they offered was, statistically, far from the best on show. Fernando Torres’ performances for Chelsea this season were highly criticised for much of the campaign, but he has ended on a high with a third trophy and the golden boot at the Euros, with his minutes per goal rate the deciding factor in his triumph. But just how good were his, and the other Euro 2012 goalscorers’ shooting statistics.

Conversion rates

Player of the tournament Andres Iniesta is usually a cool customer in front of goal, and featuring for Spain in an advanced midfield role many expected him to be up there with the top scorers. However, Iniesta leads the conversion rate charts for all the wrong reasons, having failed to find the net once despite attempting 20 shots on goal – more than any other player that did not score at the Euros.

When it comes to the goalscorers at Euro 2012, Antonio Cassano left a lot to be desired with his shooting, having scored just one goal from 16 shots, giving him a 6.25% conversion rate, which is only marginally behind the usually lethal Robin van Persie, who had a 6.7% conversion rate having taken 15 shots to score his solitary goal of the tournament.

Cristiano Ronaldo was one of the six players at the top of the goalscorers list, but he took 37 shots to reach that tally, meaning he scored just 8.1% of the shots he attempted, and while he was a constant danger and worry for opposition defences, 10 of those shots came from direct free-kicks, and not one of those hit the target. It seems ridiculous to question the finishing of a player that scored 46 league goals this season for Real Madrid, but he had a conversion rate of over 17% in La Liga, and while he was always Portugal’s main threat in the competition, he was arguably not his usual self in this regard.

At the other end of the scale, Theo Walcott, Juan Mata and Lars Bender all scored with their only shot of the tournament, while Greece’s Dimitris Salpingidis scored with 2 of his three shots, which gives him an impressive strike rate of (67%). Joint top scorer Mario Mandzukic, meanwhile, took just 5 shots – 32 fewer than Ronaldo – to reach his tally of 3 goals at Euro 2012, at a conversion rate of 60%. Croatia were extremely close to progressing to the knockout stages, and Mandzukic may well have improved on his tally given the chance. The other top scorers fared less impressively, but still significantly better than Ronaldo or Balotelli (12%), with Gomez scoring 30% of his chances, and Dzagoev and Torres converting 27.3% of theirs.

What is yet more impressive about the latter trio is the fact that each scored their 3 tournament goals from just 4 shots on target, highlighting how lethal their finishing can be when they test the keeper.




Shooting accuracy

No player that had more than 2 shots at Euro 2012 hit the target with all of their efforts, but when it comes to players to have more than 10 shots at the Euros, it is rather surprising to find that Manchester City’s David Silva had the best shot accuracy, hitting the target with 73%, resulting in two goals. Close behind follows Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who found the target 64% of the time and also scored 2 goals.

Andres Iniesta appears again here, having hit the target with an impressive 45% of his shots (9 out of 20), though, as previously stated, he failed to score a single goal, and actually failed to score with 6 shots on target from inside the box at the Euros, more than any other player at the tournament.

Alexander Kerzhakov had 14 shots at Euro 2012, but failed to hit the target with a single one, giving him arguably the worst shooting statistic from the competition as a whole. His wildly wayward shooting did not see him lose his place in the Russia side - when it probably should have – and contributed in no small part to his country making an early exit from the tournament.

Minutes per goal

With players that scored only one goal disregarded (including Juan Mata, who scored 1 goal in only 3 minutes on the pitch), top of the ratings for fewest minutes per goal is Fernando Torres, who scored his 3 goals in just 189 minutes of play and it was this that brought him the Golden Boot at Euro 2012. Although 2 of his goals came in a 4-0 win over Ireland, a rate of a goal every 63 minutes is very impressive – put into context, the best such rate in the Premier League last season was Dimitar Berbatov’s 73 minutes per goal, while Torres averaged 317 minutes between each strike in domestic competition. When put in the right team and given good service, there is no doubting Torres’ class.

Alan Dzagoev’s 84.7 and Mario Mandzukic’s 89.7 minutes per goal follow closely behind and further suggest that they may have added to their tallies if their sides had not exited the tournament at the group stage.

Touches per goal

Of players to score more than once, Fernando Torres again leads the way when it comes to touches per goal, averaging just over 27 touches for each goal he scored, while somewhat unsurprisingly, just behind him is Mario Gomez, who was only involved in play to touch the ball 99 times in 281 minutes on the pitch, averaging a goal every 33 touches. We all know from his goal-filled season at Bayern Munich that he is a striker who does not get involved in build up play very much, and plays a game very much focused on being a goal threat, and he continued that with his country at Euro 2012.

Cristiano Ronaldo is at the other end of the scale, having had most touches of the ball for each goal he scored of the 6 players to reach 3 goals, with 76.7 touches per strike. Much of this is down to the fact that Ronaldo likes to get on the ball and run at defenders, and provides more of a creative role than the other top scorers, as well as his tendency to have upwards of 6 or 7 shots in a match.

北极海

这支板鸭国奥队，比世青赛时的阵容牛鼻多了
北极狐 发表于 2012-7-4 00:24

90哥，这是两支完全不同的球队

参加去年U-20世界杯的是91年龄段代表队

参加伦敦奥运的将是89年龄段代表队外加马塔、哈维-马丁内斯和阿德里安


当然，这两支球队有部分人员是重复的，比如说来自巴萨B队的特略和来自切尔西的罗梅乌

pedro

90哥，这是两支完全不同的球队

参加去年U-20世界杯的是91年龄段代表队

参加伦敦奥运的将是89年龄段代表队外加马塔、哈维-马丁内斯和阿德里安


当然，这两支球队有部分人员是重复的，比如说来自巴萨B队的特略和 ...
北极海 发表于 2012-7-4 08:33

只是这里面确实有点乱

没记错的话，夺欧青赛冠军时马塔、迪亚戈、阿德里安、德赫亚都参加了

pedro

1# pedro


最初理解上有点误会，这不是神马候选名单，也不是神马最佳阵容11人，而是最佳球队名单，当然就是23人了

伊布入选很令人惊讶，他是唯一出自小组赛就被淘汰的球队的

杰拉德，是来自8强而非四强的队伍的唯一球员

pedro

我个人心目中的欧锦赛最佳11人

阵型 - 433

GK: 卡西利亚斯

RB: 斯尔纳   CB: 佩佩   CB: 拉莫斯   LB: 阿尔瓦

CM: 哈维   DM: 布斯克茨   CM: 皮尔洛

AM: 扎戈耶夫   CF: 伊布拉希莫维奇   AM: 伊涅斯塔 ...
弗爵爷 发表于 2012-7-3 13:40

科恩特朗哩？

他的总盘带成功次数是最高之二，力压小白一头，屈居里贝里之后

北极海

Fabio Coentrao这次大赛的发挥确实很强，这也是个大赛型选手

从对球队的贡献和重要程度来说，我还是偏向于Jordi Alba

thewall

Fabio Coentrao这次大赛的发挥确实很强，这也是个大赛型选手

从对球队的贡献和重要程度来说，我还是偏向于Jordi Alba
北极海 发表于 2012-7-4 12:15

他的攻击性，比阿尔巴显露较早，而且是常态，如果把他放在意大利或者德国队就好了


阿尔巴是慢热，当然很年轻嘛

WLSOUTMAN

巴西国奥这次才是真的强，后防完全就是准国家队
前场也是给14年热身