Football Shorts - Episode 70 - THE GROUPS FOR EURO 2008 FINALS

The Euro 2008 finals feature teams divided into four groups, with the top two from each group advancing to the Knockout semifinals. Group C, known as the 'Group of Death', includes strong teams like Turkey and Greece. The group allocations were determined by a seeding process and random draw to ensure balanced competition. Host nations Switzerland and Austria automatically qualified, joining other teams like Germany, Czech Republic, Croatia, and Russia in the finals. Spain, Sweden, Romania, and the Netherlands also secured their spots in the finals.

Which group is referred to as the 'Group of Death' in the Euro 2008 finals?

• Group C

• Group B

• Group D

• Group A

What was the purpose of the seeding process in the Euro 2008 finals?

• To ensure all groups are equally strong

• To avoid very strong or very easy groups

• To determine the host nation

• To select the referees for the matches

Which two teams qualified from Group D in the Euro 2008 finals?

• Germany and the Czech Republic

• Romania and the Netherlands

• Spain and Sweden

• Croatia and Russia

Which host nation was placed in finals Group A?

• Austria

• Switzerland

• Germany

• Portugal

In which finals group were Spain and Sweden placed?

• Group B

• Group C

• Group D

• Group A