The finals of the UEFA Euro 2004, were held in Portugal between 12 June and 4 July 2004. The UEFA European Championship is a quadrennial football competition between national teams organised by UEFA, the sport's governing body in Europe. It was the first time that the competition finals had been held in Portugal.
Qualifying for Euro 2004 took place from September 2002 to November 2003. Fifty teams were divided into ten groups and each team played the others in their group twice, once at home and once away. The top teams automatically qualified for EURO 2004, and the ten group runners-up took part in play-offs to determine another five teams. Together with the host nation of Portugal, who did not need to go through the qualifying process, sixteen nations participated in EURO 2004.
Portugal qualified automatically as hosts of the event.
Group 1
September 7, 2002, Nicosia, Cyprus - 
Cyprus 1 - 2 France 
September 7, 2002, Ljubljana, Slovenia - 
Slovenia 3 - 0 Malta 
October 12, 2002, Saint-Denis, France - France 5 - 0 Slovenia
October 12, 2002, Valletta, Malta - Malta 0 - 2 Israel 
October 16, 2002, Valletta, Malta - Malta 0 - 4 France
November 20, 2002, Nicosia, Cyprus - Cyprus 2 - 1 Malta
March 29, 2003, Limassol, Cyprus - Cyprus 1 - 1 Israel
March 29, 2003, Lens, France - France 6 - 0 Malta
April 2, 2003, Palermo, Italy - Israel 1 - 2 France
April 2, 2003, Ljubljana, Slovenia - Slovenia 4 - 1 Cyprus
April 30, 2003, Palermo, Italy - Israel 2 - 0 Cyprus
April 30, 2003, Valletta, Malta - Malta 1 - 3 Slovenia
June 7, 2003, Antalya, Turkey - Israel 0 - 0 Slovenia
June 7, 2003, Ta' Qali, Malta - Malta 1 - 2 Cyprus
September 6, 2003, Saint-Denis, France - France 5 - 0 Cyprus
September 6, 2003, Ljubljana, Slovenia - Slovenia 3 - 1 Israel
September 10, 2003, Antalya, Turkey - Israel 2 - 2 Malta
September 10, 2003, Ljubljana, Slovenia - Slovenia 0 - 2 France
October 11, 2003, Limassol, Cyprus - Cyprus 2 - 2 Slovenia
October 11, 2003, Saint-Denis, France - France 3 - 0 Israel
France qualified. Slovenia advanced to the Play-offs.
Group 2
September 7, 2002, Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina - 
Bosnia and Herzegovina 0 - 3 Romania 
September 7, 2002, Oslo, Norway - 
Norway 2 - 2 Denmark 
October 12, 2002, Copenhagen, Denmark - Denmark 2 - 0 Luxembourg 
October 12, 2002, Bucharest, Romania - Romania 0 - 1 Norway
October 16, 2002, Luxembourg, Luxembourg - Luxembourg 0 - 7 Romania
October 16, 2002, Oslo, Norway - Norway 2 - 0 Bosnia and Herzegovina
March 29, 2003, Zenica, Bosnia & Herzegovina - Bosnia and Herzegovina 2 - 0 Luxembourg
March 29, 2003, Bucharest, Romania - Romania 2 - 5 Denmark
April 2, 2003, Copenhagen, Denmark - Denmark 0 - 2 Bosnia and Herzegovina
April 2, 2003, Luxembourg, Luxembourg - Luxembourg 0 - 2 Norway
June 7, 2003, Copenhagen, Denmark - Denmark 1 - 0 Norway
June 7, 2003, Craiova, Romania - Romania 2 - 0 Bosnia and Herzegovina
June 11, 2003, Luxembourg, Luxembourg - Luxembourg 0 - 2 Denmark
June 11, 2003, Oslo, Norway - Norway 1 - 1 Romania
September 6, 2003, Zenica, Bosnia & Herzegovina - Bosnia and Herzegovina 1 - 0 Norway
September 6, 2003, Ploieşti, Romania - Romania 4 - 0 Luxembourg
September 10, 2003, Copenhagen, Denmark - Denmark 2 - 2 Romania
September 10, 2003, Luxembourg, Luxembourg - Luxembourg 0 - 1 Bosnia and Herzegovina
October 11, 2003, Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina - Bosnia and Herzegovina 1 - 1 Denmark
October 11, 2003, Oslo, Norway - Norway 1 - 0 Luxembourg
Denmark qualified. Norway advanced to the Play-offs, due to their head-to-head record against Romania.
Group 3
September 7, 2002, Vienna, Austria - 
Austria 2 - 0 Moldova 
September 7, 2002, Eindhoven, Netherlands - 
Netherlands 3 - 0 Belarus 
October 12, 2002, Minsk, Belarus - Belarus 0 - 2 Austria
October 12, 2002, Chişinău, Moldova - Moldova 0 - 2 Czech Republic 
October 16, 2002, Vienna, Austria - Austria 0 - 3 Netherlands
October 16, 2002, Teplice, Czech Republic - Czech Republic 2 - 0 Belarus
March 29, 2003, Minsk, Belarus - Belarus 2 - 1 Moldova
March 29, 2003, Rotterdam, Netherlands - Netherlands 1 - 1 Czech Republic
April 2, 2003, Prague, Czech Republic - Czech Republic 4 - 0 Austria
April 2, 2003, Tiraspol, Moldova - Moldova 1 - 2 Netherlands
June 7, 2003, Minsk, Belarus - Belarus 0 - 2 Netherlands
June 7, 2003, Tiraspol, Moldova - Moldova 1 - 0 Austria
June 11, 2003, Olomouc, Czech Republic - Czech Republic 5 - 0 Moldova
June 11, 2003, Innsbruck, Austria - Austria 5 - 0 Belarus
September 6, 2003, Minsk, Belarus - Belarus 1 - 3 Czech Republic
September 6, 2003, Rotterdam, Netherlands - Netherlands 3 - 1 Austria
September 10, 2003, Prague, Czech Republic - Czech Republic 3 - 1 Netherlands
September 10, 2003, Tiraspol, Moldova - Moldova 2 - 1 Belarus
October 11, 2003, Vienna, Austria - Austria 2 - 3 Czech Republic
October 11, 2003, Eindhoven, Netherlands - Netherlands 5 - 0 Moldova
Czech Republic qualified. Netherlands advanced to the Play-offs.
Group 4
September 7, 2002, Riga, Latvia - 
Latvia 0 - 0 Sweden 
September 7, 2002, Serravalle, San Marino - 
San Marino 0 - 2 Poland 
October 12, 2002, Warsaw, Poland - Poland 0 - 1 Latvia
October 12, 2002, Stockholm, Sweden - Sweden 1 - 1 Hungary 
October 16, 2002, Budapest, Hungary - Hungary 3 - 0 San Marino
November 20, 2002, Serravalle, San Marino - San Marino 0 - 1 Latvia
March 29, 2003, Chorzów, Poland - Poland 0 - 0 Hungary
April 2, 2003, Budapest, Hungary - Hungary 1 - 2 Sweden
April 2, 2003, Ostrowiec, Poland - Poland 5 - 0 San Marino
April 30, 2003, Riga, Latvia - Latvia 3 - 0 San Marino
June 7, 2003, Budapest, Hungary - Hungary 3 - 1 Latvia
June 7, 2003, Serravalle, San Marino - San Marino 0 - 6 Sweden
June 11, 2003, Serravalle, San Marino - San Marino 0 - 5 Hungary
June 11, 2003, Stockholm, Sweden - Sweden 3 - 0 Poland
September 6, 2003, Riga, Latvia - Latvia 0 - 2 Poland
September 6, 2003, Gothenburg, Sweden - Sweden 5 - 0 San Marino
September 10, 2003, Riga, Latvia - Latvia 3 - 1 Hungary
September 10, 2003, Chorzów, Poland - Poland 0 - 2 Sweden
October 11, 2003, Budapest, Hungary - Hungary 1 - 2 Poland
October 11, 2003, Stockholm, Sweden - Sweden 0 - 1 Latvia
Sweden qualified. Latvia advanced to the Play-offs.
Group 5
September 7, 2002, Toftir, Faroe Islands - 
Faroe Islands 2 - 2 Scotland 
September 7, 2002, Kaunas, Lithuania - 
Lithuania 0 - 2 Germany 
October 12, 2002, Reykjavik, Iceland - 
Iceland 0 - 2 Scotland
October 12, 2002, Kaunas, Lithuania - Lithuania 2 - 0 Faroe Islands
October 16, 2002, Hanover, Germany - Germany 2 - 1 Faroe Islands
October 16, 2002, Reykjavik, Iceland - Iceland 3 - 0 Lithuania
March 29, 2003, Nuremberg, Germany - Germany 1 - 1 Lithuania
March 29, 2003, Glasgow, Scotland - Scotland 2 - 1 Iceland
April 2, 2003, Kaunas, Lithuania - Lithuania 1 - 0 Scotland
June 7, 2003, Reykjavik, Iceland - Iceland 2 - 1 Faroe Islands
June 7, 2003, Glasgow, Scotland - Scotland 1 - 1 Germany
June 11, 2003, Tórshavn, Faroe Islands - Faroe Islands 0 - 2 Germany
June 11, 2003, Kaunas, Lithuania - Lithuania 0 - 3 Iceland
August 20, 2003, Tórshavn, Faroe Islands - Faroe Islands 1 - 2 Iceland
September 6, 2003, Reykjavik, Iceland - Iceland 0 - 0 Germany
September 6, 2003, Glasgow, Scotland - Scotland 3 - 1 Faroe Islands
September 10, 2003, Toftir, Faroe Islands - Faroe Islands 1 - 3 Lithuania
