Amid fears of racism and prostitution-related controversies, Euro 2012 kicked off with an encounter between co-hosts Poland and 2004 champions Greece at the National Stadium in the Polish capital of Warsaw. It’s been 20-odd days since that night, and the tournament has seen its fair share of unpleasant moments off the field, most notably the "march" prior to the Poland-Russia clash. But in the end, it was all about the beautiful game on the pitch, about Tiki-Taka’s third coming, and an unusually attacking Azzurri...
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