There is no record from UEFA on the designs for the first two Euros in 1960 and 1964, so the Telstar Elast in 1964 (below) is the earliest memory we have of the official Euro ball. It was as basic as it could possibly be, with the traditional football look of black and white and this would remain near enough the same until 1980 with the odd change here and there, such as further lamination t make it more resistant to water intake in 1976.

In 1980, there was a big change for the first time to the official Euro ball (below) and it was also used at the 1978 FIFA World Cup and referenced the culture of that hosting nation, Argentina. 1984 would come and the first non-leather ball would be used at the Euros.
