
European Championship underdogs – Greece 2004
In the third instalment of his series looking at UEFA European Championship underdog stories, Andrew Delaney brings us back to Greece’s triumph in 2004
In the third instalment of his series looking at UEFA European Championship underdog stories, Andrew Delaney brings us back to Greece’s triumph in 2004
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