*Since we are talking about European football in this article, we use “football” instead of “soccer” everywhere in the text.
The combination of sports and high technology has always sparked a need for people to reach new heights, set new records and set their sights on new opportunities. In the spirit of one of the most important sporting events this summer – EURO 2024, our team felt nostalgic for the magic of Zidane, Del Piero, Beckham, Gerrard, Maldini and all the other mega stars of European football from 20 years ago. And what would happen if their national teams from Euro 2004 could face their countrymen playing at Euro 24? You’ve asked yourself the same question more than once, haven’t you?
For us, the answer to the question “Which generation of footballers is better?” is clear – the stars from 2004, but what does AI think about it?
We asked Gemini and ChatGPT to find, analyze and compare the qualities and performances of the best players of the Euro 2024 “Big 5” with those of the 2004 European Football Championship. We focused on the teams of England, Germany, Italy, France, Spain, because if we were to compare all the strong teams, the article would be too long (sorry, but you won’t find anything about Cristiano Ronaldo in this post).
The process
For the purpose of our test, we chose the following 3 criteria (of course we do not claim that they are sufficient and the most credible, we just decided to be exactly those 3) to be answered by the two most used AI assistants:
- 11 starting players + 5 best reserve players
- In which team each footballer played in the season before the European Championship in which he participated
- If they could play one final match against each other, who would win – the Euro 2004 stars or the current Euro 2024 football influencers?
If we’ve managed to get your attention and you can’t wait to find out if any of your favorite footballers from the past have made it onto the AI rankings and how Gemini and ChatGPT ranked them, you’ll have to wait a little longer because first we want to show you the prompts we used for our test. Of course, we used identical prompts so that we don’t have a conflict of interest and have to disqualify someone from the match.
The prompts
Initial selection of players
Prompt: “Hello Gemini / ChatGPT, please prepare a list of 11 starting players + 5 best reserve players for the [country name] team at Euro 2004.”
The Best 11 + 5 according to Gemini:
Team | England |
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Team | Germany |
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Team | Italy |
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Team | France |
Goalkeeper |
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Team | Spain |
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As you can see, Gemini is doing quite well, even anticipating our future question about which team each player plays on. Did you notice how the Romanian Adrian Mutu found a place in the Italian national team? Not cool, Gemini, not cool at all!
Best 11 + 5 according to ChatGPT:
Team | England |
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Team | Germany |
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Team | Italy |
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Team | France |
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Team | Spain |
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ChatGPT did not offer us the teams in which the players played but took the initiative to add the position in which each player played.
Players’ club teams
Prompt: “In which team each footballer played in the season before Euro 2004?”
Players’ teams according to Gemini:
Player (Name) | Player’s Country | Team (Country) | Position |
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Ashley Cole | England | Arsenal | Defender |
David Beckham | England | Real Madrid | Midfielder |
Wayne Bridge | England | Chelsea | Defender |
Sol Campbell | England | Arsenal | Defender |
Joe Cole | England | Chelsea | Midfielder |
Steven Gerrard | England | Liverpool | Midfielder |
Owen Hargreaves | England | Bayern Munich | Midfielder |
Emile Heskey | England | Liverpool | Forward |
David James | England | Manchester City | Goalkeeper |
Frank Lampard | England | Chelsea | Midfielder |
Michael Owen | England | Liverpool | Forward |
Eric Abidal | France | Olympique Lyonnais | Defender |
Fabien Barthez | France | Olympique de Marseille | Goalkeeper |
Djibril Cissé | France | AJ Auxerre | Forward |
Grégory Coupet | France | Olympique Lyonnais | Goalkeeper |
Olivier Dacourt | France | AS Roma | Midfielder |
William Gallas | France | Chelsea | Defender |
Ludovic Giuly | France | AS Monaco | Midfielder |
Sidney Govou | France | Olympique Lyonnais | Forward |
Thierry Henry | France | Arsenal | Forward |
Claude Makélélé | France | Chelsea | Midfielder |
Florent Malouda | France | Olympique Lyonnais | Midfielder |
Michael Ballack | Germany | Bayern Munich | Midfielder |
Fredi Bobic | Germany | Hannover 96 | Forward |
Fabian Ernst | Germany | Schalke 04 | Midfielder |
Torsten Frings | Germany | Werder Bremen | Midfielder |
Dietmar Hamann | Germany | Bayern Munich | Midfielder |
Valérien Ismaël | Germany | Werder Bremen | Defender |
Oliver Kahn | Germany | Bayern Munich | Goalkeeper |
Kevin Kuranyi | Germany | VfB Stuttgart | Forward |
Philipp Lahm | Germany | Bayern Munich | Defender |
Jens Lehmann | Germany | Arsenal | Goalkeeper |
Per Mertesacker | Germany | Hannover 96 | Defender |
Gianluigi Buffon | Italy | Juventus | Goalkeeper |
Fabio Cannavaro | Italy | Inter Milan | Defender |
Stefano Fiore | Italy | Lazio | Midfielder |
Gennaro Gattuso | Italy | AC Milan | Midfielder |
Filippo Inzaghi | Italy | AC Milan | Forward |
Paolo Maldini | Italy | AC Milan | Defender |
Vincenzo Montella | Italy | AS Roma | Forward |
Angelo Peruzzi | Italy | Lazio | Goalkeeper |
Andrea Pirlo | Italy | AC Milan | Midfielder |
Adrian Mutu | Romania | Chelsea | Forward |
Xabi Alonso | Spain | Real Sociedad | Midfielder |
Rubén Baraja | Spain | Valencia | Midfielder |
Joan Capdevila | Spain | Villarreal | Defender |
Iker Casillas | Spain | Real Madrid | Goalkeeper |
Asier Del Horno | Spain | Athletic Bilbao | Defender |
Cesc Fàbregas | Spain | Arsenal | Midfielder |
Luis García | Spain | Forward | |
Joaquín | Spain | Real Betis | Midfielder |
Carles Puyol | Spain | Defender | |
Raúl | Spain | Real Madrid | Forward |
Most club teams with national players according to Gemini:
England
- Chelsea (England): 4 players (Wayne Bridge, Joe Cole, Frank Lampard, William Gallas)
- Arsenal (England): 3 players (Ashley Cole, Thierry Henry, Jens Lehmann)
- Liverpool (England): 2 players (Steven Gerrard, Emile Heskey)
- Manchester City (England): 1 player (David James)
France
- Olympique Lyonnais (France): 3 players (Eric Abidal, Grégory Coupet, Sidney Govou)
- Olympique de Marseille (France): 1 player (Fabien Barthez)
- AJ Auxerre (France): 1 player (Djibril Cissé)
- AS Monaco (France): 1 player (Ludovic Giuly)
Germany
- Bayern Munich (Germany): 4 players (Owen Hargreaves, Dietmar Hamann, Valérien Ismaël, Oliver Kahn)
- VfB Stuttgart (Germany): 1 player (Kevin Kurányi)
- Hannover 96 (Germany): 1 player (Fredi Bobic)
- Schalke 04 (Germany): 1 player (Fabian Ernst)
Italy
- AC Milan (Italy): 3 players (Gennaro Gattuso, Filippo Inzaghi, Andrea Pirlo)
- Inter Milan (Italy): 2 players (Fabio Cannavaro, Vincenzo Montella)
- AS Roma (Italy): 2 players (Olivier Dacourt, Paolo Maldini)
- Juventus (Italy): 1 player (Gianluigi Buffon)
Spain
- Real Madrid (Spain): 3 players (David Beckham, Iker Casillas, Raúl)
- Barcelona (Spain): 2 players (Luis García, Carles Puyol)
- Valencia (Spain): 1 player (Rubén Baraja)
- Real Sociedad (Spain): 1 player (Xabi Alonso)
Also, Gemini decided that there was no need to include reserve team players in this table and only the starting 11 for their countries made it into the table.
Let’s see what our other quiz participant has to say on the subject:
ChatGPT’s table of players:
Player (Name) | Player’s Country | Team (Country) | Position |
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David James | England | Manchester City | Goalkeeper (Starter) |
Paul Robinson | England | Leeds United | Goalkeeper (Reserve) |
Gary Neville | England | Manchester United | Right Back |
Ashley Cole | England | Arsenal | Left Back |
Sol Campbell | England | Arsenal | Center Back |
John Terry | England | Chelsea | Center Back |
David Beckham | England | Real Madrid | Right Midfield |
Paul Scholes | England | Manchester United | Left Midfield |
Frank Lampard | England | Chelsea | Central Midfield |
Steven Gerrard | England | Liverpool | Central Midfield |
Michael Owen | England | Liverpool | Striker |
Wayne Rooney | England | Everton | Striker |
Joe Cole | England | Chelsea | Midfielder |
Owen Hargreaves | England | Bayern Munich | Midfielder |
Phil Neville | England | Manchester United | Defender/Midfielder |
Darius Vassell | England | Aston Villa | Forward |
Ledley King | England | Tottenham Hotspur | Defender |
Oliver Kahn | Germany | Bayern Munich | Goalkeeper (Starter) |
Jens Lehmann | Germany | Arsenal | Goalkeeper (Reserve) |
Arne Friedrich | Germany | Hertha BSC | Right Back |
Philipp Lahm | Germany | VfB Stuttgart | Left Back |
Jens Nowotny | Germany | Bayer Leverkusen | Center Back |
Christian Wörns | Germany | Borussia Dortmund | Center Back |
Torsten Frings | Germany | Borussia Dortmund | Right Midfield |
Michael Ballack | Germany | Bayern Munich | Central Midfield |
Dietmar Hamann | Germany | Liverpool | Central Midfield |
Bernd Schneider | Germany | Bayer Leverkusen | Left Midfield |
Kevin Kurányi | Germany | VfB Stuttgart | Striker |
Fredi Bobic | Germany | Hertha BSC | Striker |
Andreas Hinkel | Germany | VfB Stuttgart | Defender |
Thomas Brdaric | Germany | Hannover 96 | Forward |
Bastian Schweinsteiger | Germany | Bayern Munich | Midfielder |
Lukas Podolski | Germany | FC Köln | Forward |
Gianluigi Buffon | Italy | Juventus | Goalkeeper (Starter) |
Francesco Toldo | Italy | Inter Milan | Goalkeeper (Reserve) |
Christian Panucci | Italy | AS Roma | Right Back |
Gianluca Zambrotta | Italy | Juventus | Left Back |
Fabio Cannavaro | Italy | Inter Milan | Center Back |
Alessandro Nesta | Italy | AC Milan | Center Back |
Simone Perrotta | Italy | AS Roma | Right Midfield |
Andrea Pirlo | Italy | AC Milan | Central Midfield |
Gennaro Gattuso | Italy | AC Milan | Central Midfield |
Francesco Totti | Italy | AS Roma | Attacking Midfield |
Alessandro Del Piero | Italy | Juventus | Striker |
Christian Vieri | Italy | Inter Milan | Striker |
Marco Materazzi | Italy | Inter Milan | Defender |
Massimo Ambrosini | Italy | AC Milan | Midfielder |
Stefano Fiore | Italy | Lazio | Midfielder |
Antonio Cassano | Italy | AS Roma | Forward |
Filippo Inzaghi | Italy | AC Milan | Forward |
Fabien Barthez | France | Marseille | Goalkeeper (Starter) |
Grégory Coupet | France | Lyon | Goalkeeper (Reserve) |
Willy Sagnol | France | Bayern Munich | Right Back |
Bixente Lizarazu | France | Bayern Munich | Left Back |
Lilian Thuram | France | Juventus | Center Back |
Mikaël Silvestre | France | Manchester United | Center Back |
Zinedine Zidane | France | Real Madrid | Attacking Midfield |
Patrick Vieira | France | Arsenal | Central Midfield |
Claude Makélélé | France | Chelsea | Defensive Midfield |
Robert Pirès | France | Arsenal | Left Midfield |
Thierry Henry | France | Arsenal | Striker |
David Trezeguet | France | Juventus | Striker |
William Gallas | France | Chelsea | Defender |
Sylvain Wiltord | France | Arsenal | Midfielder/Forward |
Olivier Dacourt | France | AS Roma | Midfielder |
Louis Saha | France | Manchester United | Forward |
Iker Casillas | Spain | Real Madrid | Goalkeeper (Starter) |
Santiago Cañizares | Spain | Valencia | Goalkeeper (Reserve) |
Michel Salgado | Spain | Real Madrid | Right Back |
Carles Puyol | Spain | Left Back | |
Iván Helguera | Spain | Real Madrid | Center Back |
Carlos Marchena | Spain | Valencia | Center Back |
Joaquín | Spain | Real Betis | Right Midfield |
Rubén Baraja | Spain | Valencia | Central Midfield |
Xabi Alonso | Spain | Real Sociedad | Central Midfield |
Vicente | Spain | Valencia | Left Midfield |
Fernando Morientes | Spain | AS Monaco | Striker |
Raúl | Spain | Real Madrid | Striker |
Juanito | Spain | Real Betis | Defender |
Albert Luque | Spain | Deportivo La Coruña | Midfielder/Forward |
José Antonio Reyes | Spain | Arsenal | Midfielder/Forward |
Fernando Torres | Spain | Atlético Madrid | Forward |
Most club teams with national players according to ChatGPT:
England
- Chelsea (England): 4 players (John Terry, Frank Lampard, Joe Cole, William Gallas)
- Manchester United (England): 3 players (Gary Neville, Paul Scholes, Phil Neville)
- Liverpool (England): 2 players (Steven Gerrard, Michael Owen)
- Arsenal (England): 2 players (Ashley Cole, Sol Campbell)
Germany
- Bayern Munich (Germany): 3 players (Oliver Kahn, Michael Ballack, Bastian Schweinsteiger)
- VfB Stuttgart (Germany): 3 players (Philipp Lahm, Kevin Kurányi, Andreas Hinkel)
- Borussia Dortmund (Germany): 2 players (Torsten Frings, Christian Wörns)
Italy
- AC Milan (Italy): 4 players (Alessandro Nesta, Andrea Pirlo, Gennaro Gattuso, Filippo Inzaghi)
- Inter Milan (Italy): 3 players (Francesco Toldo, Fabio Cannavaro, Christian Vieri)
- AS Roma (Italy): 3 players (Christian Panucci, Simone Perrotta, Francesco Totti)
- Juventus (Italy): 2 players (Gianluca Zambrotta, Alessandro Del Piero)
France
- Arsenal (England): 4 players (Patrick Vieira, Robert Pirès, Sylvain Wiltord, William Gallas)
- Real Madrid (Spain): 3 players (Zinedine Zidane, Michel Salgado, Claude Makélélé)
- Juventus (Italy): 2 players (Lilian Thuram, David Trezeguet)
Spain
- Valencia (Spain): 4 players (Santiago Cañizares, Carles Puyol, Rubén Baraja, Vicente)
- Real Madrid (Spain): 3 players (Iker Casillas, Iván Helguera, Raúl)
- Barcelona (Spain): 2 players (Xabi Alonso, Carlos Marchena)
- Real Betis (Spain): 2 players (Joaquín, Juanito)
Here we see that absolutely all the players are included in the table and there are no people added from different countries.
What is striking is that there are no major discrepancies between the names of the players the two AI assistants included in their lineups.
The AI final verdict
Most likely everyone reading this article knows the names of at least 6-7 of the current players from the group of, as we called them earlier, the “Big 5”, we decided to save our AI friends a resource. We didn’t make them look up the Euro 2024 player lineups, teams and positions, but if any of you want to find everything about them, the best place is on the official UEFA website.
So what outcome of the possible generational clashes did Gemini and ChatGPT predict? Here are their long-awaited answers:
Prompt: “if they could play at the final match, who would win it: England 2004 vs. England 2024; Germany 2004 vs. Germany 2024; Italy 2004 vs Italy 2024; France 2004 vs France 2024; Spain 2004 vs Spain 2024?”
ChatGPT’s prediction
Dream Final Showdowns: Euro 2004 Legends vs. Euro 2024 Stars
The hypothetical final matches between the Euro 2004 legends and the Euro 2024 stars of England, Germany, Italy, France, and Spain would be an epic clash of eras. Each match-up would bring different strengths and weaknesses to the fore. Let’s delve into who might win these dream encounters.
England: The Golden Generation vs. The Modern Stars
The Golden Generation (2004):
- Key Players: David Beckham, Steven Gerrard, Frank Lampard, Michael Owen
- Strengths: Technical skill, individual brilliance, set-pieces
- Weaknesses: Tactical rigidity, underperformance in major tournaments
The Modern Stars (2024):
- Key Players: Harry Kane, Phil Foden, Declan Rice, Jadon Sancho
- Strengths: Versatility, tactical flexibility, youthful exuberance
- Strengths: Versatility, tactical flexibility, youthful exuberance
Predicted Outcome: The Golden Generation’s experience and technical prowess would clash with the tactical sophistication and versatility of the modern stars. The 2024 team’s ability to adapt and utilize advanced tactics could give them the edge, especially with Kane’s leadership and Foden’s creativity. However, the sheer individual brilliance of players like Beckham and Gerrard could make it an evenly matched contest.
Winner: Slight edge to the Modern Stars due to tactical flexibility.
Germany: Efficient Veterans vs. Dynamic Youth
Efficient Veterans (2004):
- Key Players: Michael Ballack, Oliver Kahn, Philipp Lahm
- Strengths: Tactical intelligence, leadership, defensive solidity
- Weaknesses: Limited attacking options, rigid structure
Dynamic Youth (2024):
- Key Players: Joshua Kimmich, Kai Havertz, Jamal Musiala
- Strengths: Technical proficiency, fluid play, high pressing
- Weaknesses: Inexperience, potential for inconsistency
Predicted Outcome: The efficiency and experience of the 2004 veterans would face the high energy and technical skills of the 2024 youth. Kimmich’s midfield control and Havertz’s creativity could outmaneuver the structured play of the veterans. The dynamic pressing and fluid transitions of the 2024 team might overwhelm the more rigid 2004 side.
Winner: Dynamic Youth due to their high pressing and technical skills.
Italy: Tactical Masters vs. Versatile Contenders
Tactical Masters (2004):
- Key Players: Fabio Cannavaro, Paolo Maldini, Andrea Pirlo
- Strengths: Defensive organization, tactical acumen, creative midfield
- Weaknesses: Aging squad, lack of pace
Versatile Contenders (2024):
- Key Players: Marco Verratti, Federico Chiesa, Gianluigi Donnarumma
- Strengths: Versatility, pace, modern tactics
- Weaknesses: Potential overreliance on key players
Predicted Outcome: The defensive mastery and tactical nous of the 2004 team would be tested by the versatility and speed of the 2024 contenders. While Cannavaro and Maldini would provide a formidable defense, the pace and skill of Chiesa and the tactical adaptability of Verratti could find weaknesses. Donnarumma’s goalkeeping would be a crucial factor.
Winner: Versatile Contenders, due to their speed and adaptability.
France: The Galácticos vs. The Global Stars
The Galácticos (2004):
- Key Players: Zinedine Zidane, Thierry Henry, Patrick Vieira
- Strengths: Individual brilliance, experience, technical skill
- Weaknesses: Underperformance as a team, overreliance on key players
The Global Stars (2024):
- Key Players: Kylian Mbappé, N’Golo Kanté, Antoine Griezmann
- Strengths: Depth, pace, tactical flexibility
- Weaknesses: Potential for inconsistency
Predicted Outcome: Zidane’s vision and Henry’s goal-scoring would be formidable against the pace and tactical diversity of Mbappé and the work rate of Kanté. The 2004 team’s individual brilliance might struggle against the collective strength and modern tactics of the 2024 team. Mbappé’s explosive pace could be the deciding factor.
Winner: The Global Stars, due to their depth and tactical flexibility.
Spain: The Underdogs vs. The Dominant Force
The Underdogs (2004):
- Key Players: Raúl, Iker Casillas, Xabi Alonso
- Strengths: Determination, technical skill, strong goalkeeping
- Weaknesses: Lack of cohesion, inconsistent performances
The Dominant Force (2024):
- Key Players: Pedri, Ferran Torres, Sergio Busquets
- Strengths: Possession-based play, tactical maturity, technical excellence
- Weaknesses: Potential for over-reliance on possession
Predicted Outcome: The 2004 underdogs, led by Raúl’s attacking prowess and Casillas’ goalkeeping, would face a formidable challenge against the tactical maturity and possession-based play of the 2024 team. The modern team’s ability to control the game and exploit spaces with players like Pedri and Torres would likely prove too strong for the 2004 side.
Winner: The Dominant Force, due to their possession-based play and tactical maturity.
ChatGPT’s Overall Winner: Modern Star
While the legends of Euro 2004 bring a sense of nostalgia and individual brilliance, the modern players of Euro 2024 exhibit a higher degree of tactical sophistication, versatility, and technical skill. The evolution of football tactics, training methodologies, and player development gives the edge to the current generation, making them the likely victors in these dream final match-ups.
Gemini’s prediction
Here’s a breakdown of a potential final match between each nation and its past self, considering the strengths and weaknesses of each iteration:
England 2004 vs. England 2024:
- 2004: Strong individual talent (Beckham, Owen, Gerrard, Lampard) but lacked overall tactical cohesion.
- 2024: Improved tactical awareness, more balanced midfield (Rice), world-class finisher (Kane), quicker wingers (Foden, Saka).
- Prediction: England 2024. Modern England’s superior tactical understanding and athleticism would likely overpower the individual brilliance of 2004.
Germany 2004 vs. Germany 2024:
- 2004: Efficient, disciplined veterans with a strong defense (Kahn, Ballack, Klose, Mertesacker).
- 2024: Dynamic youth playing under a pressing system (Flick), technical prowess (Havertz, Musiala), complete midfielder (Kimmich).
- Prediction: Germany 2024. The youthful energy and pressing tactics of 2024 Germany could overwhelm the more static approach of 2004.
Italy 2004 vs. Italy 2024:
- 2004: Legendary defense (Cannavaro, Buffon), experience, creative genius (Totti).
- 2024: Strong backline (Chiellini, Bonucci), creative playmaker (Verratti), clinical finisher (Immobile), tactical flexibility.
- Prediction: Italy 2024 (narrowly). The experience of the 2004 backline is enticing, but Italy 2024 offers a more well-rounded attack and tactical flexibility to potentially exploit weaknesses.
France 2004 vs. France 2024:
- 2004: Galacticos with individual brilliance (Zidane, Henry).
- 2024: Global stars with a balanced attack (Mbappé, Benzema), tireless midfield (Kanté).
- Prediction: France 2024. While the individual brilliance of Zidane and Henry is undeniable, the combination of Mbappé, Benzema, and Kanté in 2024 offers a more balanced and modern approach.
Spain 2004 vs. Spain 2024:
- 2004: Possession-based play with midfield maestros (Xavi, Alonso), less reliance on pace.
- 2024: Improved pressing under Luis Enrique, young talent (Torres, Fati) alongside experience (Busquets).
- Prediction: Spain 2024. The 2024 team’s adaptation to a pressing style alongside their established possession-based play could give them the edge over the 2004 squad.
Remember: These are just predictions based on player strengths on paper. In reality, factors like team form, injuries, and in-game tactics would all play a significant role in determining the winner.
Gemini’s overall winner: Modern Stars
An analysis of potential matchups between national teams and their past selves from 2004 predicts victory for the modern iterations across the board. This dominance is attributed to factors like improved tactical awareness, pressing styles, and a blend of youthful talent with experienced players. While the individual brilliance of past legends is acknowledged, the overall balance and adaptability of the modern teams are seen as giving them the edge.
Our Final verdict
As we can see Gemini is much more sparing of words and ChatGPT provides much more information, details, facts etc. However, what both AI tools unite around is that they think each of the teams participating in Euro 2024 will beat their 2004 teammates with ease.
Our team on the other side, as much as we like the AI and take advantage of all the opportunities and prospects it provides, cannot agree with the claims that the teams from 2024 are better and we stand firmly behind our belief that the 2004 teams would have beaten any of the Euro 24 finalists.