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Torras of Spain wins adidas Golden Boot |
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Saturday, 11 February 2012 15:00 |
 Torras won the adidas Golden Boot for his five goals and one assist on Spain's way to the Futsal EURO title, with the Silver Boot to Dario Marinovi? and Bronze Boot to Vidan Bojovi?.
Torras was the winner of the UEFA Futsal EURO 2012 adidas Golden Boot after his five goals and one assist on the way to his fourth continental title with Spain.Croatia's Dario Marinovi began Saturday as the nearest challenger to Torras, an assist behind, but did not add to his tally in the 3-1 third-place play-off loss to Italy.
That meant although Torras also drew a blank in the 3-1 extra-time final defeat by Russia, he topped the rankings, giving Marinovi the Silver Boot.The Bronze Boot went to Vidan Bojovi of Serbia, who played two games fewer than the top pair after their quarter-final elimination, having scored four in the record-breaking 9-8 win against Azerbaijan.
Bojovi's one assist left him above the other four-goal man, Aicardo of Spain.
It is the first time the award has been decided in this manner; in 2010 the award was shared with goals scored the only criterium."Despite the goals, I'm notagoalscorer, I'm very happy about winning the championship," Torras told UEFA.com.
"I never get tired of winning.
I dedicate this to the coaching staff and everyone behind the scenes."Golden Boot: Torras (Spain) 5 goals, 1 assistSilver Boot: Dario Marinovi (Croatia) 5 goals, 0 assistsBronze Boot: Vidan Bojovi (Serbia) 4 goals, 1 assistFull final tournament statisticsPast final tournament top scorers2010: Saad Assis (Italy), Biro Jade (Azerbaijan), Javi Rodrguez (Spain), Joel Queirs (Portugal) 52007: Cirilo (Russia), Daniel (Spain), Predrag Raji (Serbia) 52005: Nando Grana (Italy) 62003: Serhiy Koridze (Ukraine) 72001: Serhiy Koridze (Ukraine) 71999: Konstantin Eremenko (Russia) 111996: Konstantin Eremenko (Russia) 8adidas Golden Boot criteria1) Higher number of assists: Player delivering the intentional pass, cross, header or shot leading to a goal Player shooting and ball rebounding from woodwork, goalkeeper or defender and entering the goal Player passing, shooting or crossing and leading to an own goal Only one assist per goal can be awarded No assist for player winning a penalty or free-kick2) Higher ratio of converted double (ten-metre) penalties3) Higher ratio of converted (six-metre) penalties4) Higher number of goals scored in fewer matches5) Fair play record (red, yellow cards) Related ItemsSpain crowned in CroatiaPick of the tournamentSpain are champions again'Special' Spain rejoiceChampions guide: SpainBronze for relieved ItalyMarinovi eyes Torras markTorras tops Golden Boot tableBojovi leads Golden Boot raceFutsal final by numbersDespite the goals, I'm notagoalscorerTorrasUEFA.com 1998-2012.
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