What is the best UEFA European Championship official match ball of all time?

From the iconic black-and-white Telstar of 1968 to the tech-driven Fussballliebe of 2024, every UEFA Euro has had its own signature ball. Which one is the most iconic? Cast your vote!

1

Adidas Telstar Elast

The first officially branded UEFA Euro match ball, used at Euro 1968 in Italy, featuring the iconic black-and-white 32-panel design that became a symbol of the sport.

2

Adidas Telstar Durlast

Used at Euro 1972 in Belgium and Euro 1976 in Yugoslavia, the Durlast coating added polyurethane water resistance to the classic Telstar black-and-white design.

3

Adidas Tango River Plate

The last genuine leather ball at a UEFA Euro, used at Euro 1980 in Italy, introducing the iconic 20-panel Tango triads design that defined football aesthetics for a decade.

4

Adidas Tango Mundial

Used at Euro 1984 in France, the first non-leather (polyurethane-coated synthetic) ball at a UEFA Euro — fully waterproof and a landmark technological advancement.

5

Adidas Tango Europa

Used at Euro 1988 in West Germany, featuring enhanced PU and seam sealing — the most refined entry in the beloved classic Tango ball series.

6

Adidas Etrusco Unico

Used at Euro 1992 in Sweden, inspired by Etruscan art with three lion heads per triad — the first ball with an internal black PU foam layer, combining artistry with innovation.

7

Adidas Questra Europa

Used at Euro 1996 in England, the first coloured match ball (gold/white) in a major international tournament — a bold visual departure from traditional black-and-white.

8

Adidas Terrestra Silverstream

Used at Euro 2000 in Belgium and the Netherlands, with a striking metallic silver finish and synthetic PU foam panels — one of the most visually distinct balls in tournament history.

9

Adidas Roteiro

Used at Euro 2004 in Portugal, the first thermally bonded seamless UEFA Euro ball — "Roteiro" means navigation chart in Portuguese, with each ball personalised per match.

10

Adidas Europass

Used at Euro 2008 in Austria and Switzerland, featuring 14-panel thermally bonded construction with a striking red colorway and Austrian and Swiss flag motifs.

11

Adidas Tango 12

Used at Euro 2012 in Poland and Ukraine, a modern Tango revival with bold angular graphics and paper-cutting art motifs representing the cultural heritage of the host nations.

12

Adidas Beau Jeu

The group stage ball for Euro 2016 in France — "Beau Jeu" means "beautiful game", featuring flowing abstract brushstroke design based on the Brazuca World Cup ball.

13

Adidas Fracas

The knockout stage ball for Euro 2016 in France — "Fracas" means "clamour", with an explosive red/blue splatter design crafted to amplify the drama of decisive matches.

14

Adidas Uniforia

Used at Euro 2020 (played 2021) across 11 host cities — "Uniforia" blends "unity" and "euphoria", celebrating the pan-European format with a vibrant multicolored geometric design.

15

Adidas Uniforia Finale

The special Wembley edition used for the semi-finals and final of Euro 2020 (2021), featuring the Uniforia pattern in a silver metallic colorway with London-themed design elements.

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Adidas Fussballliebe

The official ball of Euro 2024 in Germany — "Fussballliebe" means "love of football", the first UEFA Euro ball with Connected Ball Technology used in VAR offside decisions.