The European Championship ended in the early morning of Monday Beijing time, and the Italian team completed the final coronation. The data tells us which strange people are in all fields of this European Championship.
Dani Olmo: The King of Waves
Spanish striker Dani Olmo played 379 minutes at this European Championship, the most attempted shot of all Europa League appearances. He had a total of 21 shots on goal, including seven hits, seven deflections and seven blocked. Behind him was Insigne in Italy. Unfortunately, none of the Leipzig player's shots turned into goals. Looking back at the players who shot a lot but didn't score goals in the past, only Deco had 24 shots on goal in 2004 and Hierro had more shots than him in Euro 96 with 23 shots.
Jordan Pickford: Door god
Italy goalkeeper Donnarumma's performance in the final and the final title won him the award of the best player of the tournament. But statistically speaking, Pickford is the most efficient goalkeeper, and his save success rate is as high as 88.9% in this tournament - 16 goals in 18 saves. He has the highest save success rate of any goalkeeper, followed by Icelandic goalkeeper Finnish goalkeeper Hradecki (15/18) and Belgian goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois (12/15), while Pickford is ranked 5th in the number of saves, followed by Swiss goalkeeper Sommer (21), Turkey goalkeeper Kakir (18), Wales goalkeeper Danny Ward (17) and Danish goalkeeper Schmeichel Jr. (17).
Pickford also set two national England national record: five consecutive games without conceding a goal and 725 minutes unbeaten.
Zyuba: Air Lord
Although Russia returned home after only three group games at the European Championship, three games were enough for their team Tomba to top the list of successful aerial confrontations, and the 32-year-old St. Petersburg Zenit forward, who was 1.96 meters tall, won 25 aerial confrontations in 264 minutes, which was more than england players Kane and Maguire (21 times each) who played in the final.
Laporte: Thrusters
Officially joining the Spanish national in May to represent the Spanish national team, the Manchester City defender is the main center-back of Spain. In this cup, he tried to pass the ball 690 times and completed 644 successful passes, which is the player with the most successful passes in this tournament. But that's not all – he's also the player with the longest distance to dribble forward in this tournament: he has dribbled 1,822 meters forward, the farthest player to carry the ball forward since 1980, and his partner Paulo Torres has also dribbled the ball forward by 1,115 meters.
England: (Almost) indestructible
England were only 1% behind in all competitions, after scoring the first goal from a direct free kick in the 30th minute against Denmark in the semi-final against Denmark, and then Kyar's oolong ball helped them equalise in the 39th minute.
At the same time, the Three Lions are also the team that conceded the fewest goals in this tournament, conceding only 2 goals in the last two games. In contrast, the Italians are lagging behind 8% of the time, and the French team is behind 19% of the time.
(Editor: Yao Fan)