Spain sealed their place in history as the first side to win three successive major international tournaments with a stunning victory over Italy 4-0 in the EURO 2012 final and also winning with the highest score ever in a EURO final.
The Spanish were at their scintillating best to make a mockery of suggestions that they are not entertaining to watch.
A David Silva header and neat finishes from Jordi Alba, Fernando Torres and Juan Mata gave Spain the win.
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