EUROFANZ

Three Ukrainian and one Russian football team's supporters participated in the first tournament: Karpaty Lviv, Dynamo Kyiv, Shakhtar Donetsk and Zenit Saint Petersburg. Dynamo Kyiv was the winner of Eurofan 2007.[6]

Six teams competed in the second tournament: Karpaty Lviv, Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk, Dynamo Kyiv, Wales national football team, Wisła Kraków and Zenit Saint Petersburg. Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk won the tournament.[6]

Eurofan 2009 opening

Teams from multiple European countries participated in Eurofanz 2009:[6]

• Croatia national football team
• Wales national football team
• Atlético Madrid
• Bohemians 1905
• A.C. ChievoVerona
• Rangers
• SC Heerenveen
• F.C. Internazionale Milano
• FC Karpaty Lviv
• Liverpool F.C.
• FC Maestro (amateur team of the Ukrainian musicians)
• TS Ostrovia Ostrów Wielkopolski
• SK Rapid Wien
• FC Schalke 04
• Zenit Saint Petersburg

Scottish supporters of the Rangers team became the winners beating FC Karpaty Lviv 4–1.

The fourth Eurofanz was held on 8–11 July 2010. "АВМ СПОРТ" company, which represents football brand Umbro, was the technical sponsor of the tournament. Matches were played with footballs made by the well-known manufacturer SELECT. Eurofanz 2010 had 16 participants:

• Belgium national football team
• Czech Republic national football team
• Finland national football team
• Georgia national football team
• Slovenia national football team
• Sweden national football team
• Ukraine national football team
• Wales national football team
• Atlético Madrid
• Hamburger SV
• SC Heerenveen
• F.C. Internazionale Milano
• FC Karpaty Lviv
• Liverpool F.C.
• Paris Saint-Germain F.C.
• Zenit Saint Petersburg

Scottish supporters of the Rangers team became the winners beating FC Karpaty Lviv 4–1.

Eurofanz 2011 was called Silpo Eurofanz 2011 for sponsorship reasons. It had a record number of participants.[12] The attending club supporters included:

• Liverpool F.C.
• Chievo Verona
• Zenit Saint Petersburg
• Lokomotiv Moscow
• F.C. Copenhagen
• Śląsk Wrocław
• Lechia Gdańsk
• Dinamo Minsk
• Botev Plovdiv
• Dinamo București
• Karpaty Lviv

National team supporters:

• Croatia national football team
• Czech Republic national football team
• Ireland national football team
• Moldova national football team
• Poland national football team
• Slovenia national football team
• Serbia national football team
• Slovakia national football team
• Ukraine national football team
• Sweden national football team
• Wales national football team

and also Team of Lviv city councillors called "Levy" (Lions).

Supporters of the Slovenia national team became the winners beating Zenit Saint Petersburg 6–5 on penalties (match had ended 1-1).

Eurofanz 2012 was called the Silpo Eurofanz 2012 for sponsorship reasons and was held from June 28 to July 1. For the first time in tournament history only supporters' national teams were represented, plus Karpaty Lviv and FC Maestro (members of show business):[13]

Supporters of the Romania national team have won the final match, beating FC Maestro 4–3 on penalties (match had ended 0-0).

After the final match, all the participants watched the EURO 2012 final at the Lviv fan zone.

Eurofanz 2013 was sponsored by the brand Nivea For Men. 24 teams participated, breaking the previous record of 23:[1]

The festival activities included various parties and a poker tournament.

In the final game, the Bulgarian team overcame Dinamo București 6–5 on penalties after full-time ended 1-1.

22 teams were engaged in the Eurofanz 2014 fan festival:

* Out of competition.

Final: Bulgaria team – Ukraine team – 0:0 (5–4 on penalties).

Eurofanz 2015 brought together 24 teams[6][1] from 15 countries:

Final: Bulgaria team – Dinamo Minsk – 1:0.

In the year 2016, the tournament celebrated its jubilee, so the organizers rebranded its name and official emblem. From now on the tournament was called EUROFANZ.[14]

21 teams participated in the jubilee fan-tournament:[15][3]

Final: Ukraine team – Dinamo Minsk – 6:2.

The EUROFANZ 2017 fan-festival was from 29 June to 2 July 2017 (the tournament lasted from 30 June till 2 July).[16]

24 teams participated in the tournament:[7][16][8][10]

Final: Slovenia team – Belarus team – 2:1.[17][8][18][9][10]

The EUROFANZ 2018 fan-festival was held from 13 July to 15 July (the final match was scheduled on the day of 2018 FIFA World Cup final)[16]

21 teams participated in the tournament:[19]

Final: Romania team – France team – 2:0.

The dates for EUROFANZ 2019 are June 28–30, 2019. France is the winner of this edition.[20]