Find Date in any text

find_date.py

import re
import datefinder

def find_date(text):
    matches  = datefinder.find_dates(text, source=True)
    detect_dates=[]
    for match in matches:
        year = match[0].year
        if year > 2010 and year <= datetime.datetime.now().year:
            detect_dates.append(match)
    if len(detect_dates) > 0:
        return detect_dates[0][0]
    else:
        return None

my_txt="""Today is 29th of May, 2020. In UK is written as 05/29/2020, or 5/29/2020 or you can even find it as 5/29/20. Instead of / you can either use - or . like 5-29-2020 or 5.29.2020. In Greece, the date format is dd/mm/yy, which means that today is 29/05/2020 and again we can use dots or hyphen between date parts like 29-05-20 or 29.05.2020. We can also add time, like 29/05/2020 19:30. Personally, my favorite date format is Y/mm/dd so, I would be happy to convert easily all these different dates to 2020/05/29"""

print(find_date(my_txt))