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Record! 965 pages for sport
In his "Stopplicht" column, "Krone" head of sport Peter Moizi looks back on EURO 2024.
The conclusion of a passionate time. The final scenes on the pitch in Berlin's Olympic Stadium say everything about this European Championship. Spain's newly crowned European champions played on the pitch with their children, hugged their families and shared this special moment with the fans.
A family celebration - just like the whole EURO! In the subway on the way to the "Krone" apartment in Pankow, the fans of the "Three Lions" seemed quite tame. Some fell asleep, some cried, some honestly admitted: "Spain was simply better!"
A new zeitgeist. At this European Championship, the idea of fair play also reached the fans. There is no longer any room for spitefulness, aggression and animosity in modern soccer. A positive development that is reflected in all areas. This makes soccer even more exciting for its fans.
ServusTV celebrated the highest viewing figures in red-white-red soccer history in the round of 16 between Austria and Turkey, while the "Krone" kept its readership up to date with the most comprehensive coverage of a major event of all time. Since June 12, 700 (!) pages have been devoted to the EURO, with a total of 965 pages devoted to sport. A record! And an immense amount of work. But it's worth it, because sport is so extremely moving.
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