This article covers the individual final round matches and results of the 2016 European Football Championship in France .
Tournament schedule
1 win after extra time
2 win on penalties
Round of 16
Switzerland - Poland 1: 1 n.V. (1: 1, 0: 1), 4: 5 i. E.
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Poland
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Lineup
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Switzerland
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Poland
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Yann Sommer - Stephan Lichtsteiner , Fabian Schär , Johan Djourou , Ricardo Rodríguez - Valon Behrami (77th Gelson Fernandes ), Granit Xhaka - Xherdan Shaqiri , Blerim Džemaili (58th Breel Embolo ), Admir Mehmedi (70th Eren Derdiyok ) - Haris Seferović Coach: Vladimir Petković(C)
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Łukasz Fabiański - Łukasz Piszczek , Kamil Glik , Michał Pazdan , Artur Jędrzejczyk - Jakub Błaszczykowski , Grzegorz Krychowiak , Krzysztof Mączyński (101 Tomasz Jodłowiec ), Kamil Grosicki (104 Sławomir Peszko ) - Arkadiusz Milik , Robert Lewandowski Coach: Adam Nawałka(C)
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 1: 1 Shaqiri (82nd)
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0: 1 Błaszczykowski (39.)
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penalties shoot
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 1: 0 Lichtsteiner
 Xhaka shoots past the left
2: 2 Shaqiri
3: 3 Schär
4: 4 Rodríguez
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1: 1 Lewandowski
1: 2 Milik
2: 3 Glik
3: 4 Błaszczykowski
4: 5 Krychowiak
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 Schär (55.), Djourou (117.)
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Jędrzejczyk (58th), Pazdan (111.)
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Player of the Match: Xherdan Shaqiri (Switzerland)
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A back pass from Johan Djourou that was too short gave Milik his first chance after half a minute. A counterattack after a Swiss corner, which Fabiański initiated with a long throw at Grosicki, gave Poland the lead in the 39th minute. Grosicki prevailed against several Swiss and crossed to the free-standing Błaszczykowski, who scored the 1-0. In the second half, Switzerland got stronger offensively; Rodríguez had a free-kick opportunity, and Seferović hit the crossbar in the 78th minute. Shaqiri finally equalized with a side pull. Switzerland, which had taken a very offensive orientation with their changes, remained game-determining in extra time. Substitute Derdiyok had the greatest chance of scoring the winner when a ball jumped into the six-yard box in the 118th minute. Xhaka missed on penalties while all Polish shooters scored.
Wales - Northern Ireland 1-0 (0-0)
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Wales
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Northern Ireland
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Lineup
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Wales
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Northern Ireland
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Wayne Hennessey - Chris Gunter , James Chester , Ashley Williams , Ben Davies , Neil Taylor - Joe Allen , Joe Ledley (63rd Jonny Williams ), Aaron Ramsey - Sam Vokes (55th Hal Robson Canoe ), Gareth Bale Trainer: Chris Coleman(C)
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Michael McGovern - Aaron Hughes , Gareth McAuley (84th Josh Magennis ), Craig Cathcart , Jonny Evans - Jamie Ward (69th Conor Washington ), Steven Davis , Corry Evans , Oliver Norwood (79th Niall McGinn ), Stuart Dallas - Kyle Lafferty Trainer: Michael O'Neill(C)
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 1-0 McAuley (75th, own goal)
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Taylor (58th), Ramsey (90th + 4 ′)
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Dallas (44.), Davis (67.)
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Player of the Match: Gareth Bale (Wales)
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In a game with few chances to score, an own goal brought the decision, after a cross from Bale McAuley hit his own goal in his attempt to clear. The Welsh victory was then no longer in danger.
Croatia - Portugal 0-1 aet
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Portugal
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Lineup
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Croatia
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Portugal
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Danijel Subašić - Darijo Srna , Vedran Ćorluka (120th Andrej Kramarić ), Domagoj Vida , Ivan Strinić - Luka Modrić , Milan Badelj - Marcelo Brozović , Ivan Rakitić (110th Marko Pjaca ), Ivan Perišić - Mario Mandžukić (88th Nikola Kalinić ) Coach: Ante Čačić(C)
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Rui Patrício - Cédric , Pepe , José Fonte , Raphaël Guerreiro - João Mário (87th Ricardo Quaresma ), Adrien Silva (108th Danilo ), William Carvalho , André Gomes (50th Renato Sanches ) - Nani , Cristiano Ronaldo Coach: Fernando Santos(C)
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0: 1 quaresma (117.)
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W. Carvalho (78.)
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100th international match for Nani
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Player of the Match: Renato Sanches (Portugal)
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For a long time, both teams barely managed to create scoring opportunities in this game. This only changed in the final phase of the extension; Immediately after Perišić had headed the ball on the post, Portugal, which was the only third-party group to survive the round of 16, scored the winning goal with a counterattack.
France - Ireland 2: 1 (0: 1)
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France
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Ireland
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Lineup
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France
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Ireland
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Hugo Lloris - Bacary Sagna , Adil Rami , Laurent Koscielny , Patrice Evra - Paul Pogba , N'Golo Kanté (46th Kingsley Coman , 90th + 3 ′ Moussa Sissoko ), Blaise Matuidi - Antoine Griezmann , Olivier Giroud (73rd André- Pierre Gignac ), Dimitri Payet Trainer: Didier Deschamps(C)
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Darren Randolph - Séamus Coleman , Richard Keogh , Shane Duffy , Stephen Ward - Robbie Brady , James McCarthy (71st Wes Hoolahan ), Jeff Hendrick , James McClean (68th John O'Shea ) - Shane Long , Daryl Murphy (65th Jonathan Walters ) Trainer: Martin O'Neill ( Northern Ireland )
(C)
Northern Ireland |
1: 1 Griezmann (58th)
2: 1 Griezmann (61st)
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0: 1 Brady (2nd, foul penalty)
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Kanté (27.), Rami (44.)
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Coleman (25th), Hendrick (47th), Long (72nd)
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 Duffy (66.)
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First and only red card in the competition
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Player of the Match: Antoine Griezmann (France)
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After Pogba Long hit the legs from behind in the penalty area, Brady scored the fastest goal of the tournament with a penalty in the second minute. After France struggled to make up for this deficit in the first half, a more offensive tactic after the break made it more dominant. Griezmann scored two goals within a few minutes - first with a head from a Sagna cross, then with a foot on assist from Giroud. An emergency brake from Duffy on the double goal scorer, which led to the only red card in the tournament, shortly before the penalty area brought the preliminary decision, Ireland could no longer develop a goal threat if they were outnumbered. In the closing stages only France had a chance, the hosts made it through to the quarter-finals.
Germany - Slovakia 3: 0 (2: 0)
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Germany
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Slovakia
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Lineup
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Germany
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Slovakia
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Manuel Neuer - Joshua Kimmich , Jérôme Boateng (71st Benedikt Höwedes ), Mats Hummels , Jonas Hector - Toni Kroos , Sami Khedira (76th Bastian Schweinsteiger ) - Thomas Müller , Mesut Özil , Julian Draxler (72nd Lukas Podolski ) - Mario Gómez Trainer: Joachim Loew(C)
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Matúš kozáčik - Norbert Gyömbér (84. Kornel Saláta ), Ján Ďurica , Martin Škrtel , Peter Pekarík - Marek Hamšík , Milan Škriniar , Patrik Hrošovský - Vladimír Weiss (46th Ján Greguš ), Michal Ďuriš (63. Stanislav Šesták ), Juraj Kucka Coach: Ján Kozák(C)
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1-0 Boateng (8th)
2-0 Gómez (43rd)
3-0 Draxler (63rd)
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Kimmich (46.), Hummels (67.)
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Škrtel (13.), Kucka (90. + 1 ′)
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Kozáčik saves a penalty from Özil (13.)
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Player of the Match: Julian Draxler (Germany)
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After a corner kick, Jérôme Boateng scored the lead for Germany with his first international goal. Shortly thereafter, Kozáčik blocked a penalty shot by Mesut Özil after Škrtel pulled on Gómez's shirt in the penalty area. Özil was the first German since Uli Hoeneß ( 1976 European Championship final against Czechoslovakia) to miss a penalty in a European Championship finals. Slovakia had a single chance to score in the first half thanks to a header from Kucka in the 41st minute. Immediately afterwards, Gómez met after preliminary work by Draxler, who made the final score in the 63rd minute and was considered the best German player in this game.
Hungary - Belgium 0: 4 (0: 1)
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Belgium
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Lineup
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Hungary
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Belgium
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Gábor Király - Tamás Kádár , Richárd Guzmics , Roland Juhász (79th Dániel Böde ), Ádám Lang - Ádám Nagy , Zoltán Gera (46 Ákos Elek ) - Gergo Lovrencsics , Ádám Pintér (75th Nemanja Nikolic ), Balázs Dzsudzsák - Ádám Szalai Coach: Bernd Storck ( Germany )
(C)
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Thibaut Courtois - Thomas Meunier , Thomas Vermaelen , Toby Alderweireld , Jan Vertonghen - Radja Nainggolan , Axel Witsel - Kevin De Bruyne - Dries Mertens (70th Yannick Carrasco ), Romelu Lukaku (76th Michy Batshuayi ), Eden Hazard (81st Marouane Fellaini ) Trainer: Marc Wilmots(C)
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0: 1 Alderweireld (10th)
0: 2 Batshuayi (78th)
0: 3 Hazard (80th)
0: 4 Carrasco (90th + 1 ′)
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Kádár (34.), Lang (47.), Elek (61.), Szalai (90. + 2 ′)
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Vermaelen (67.), Batshuayi (89.), Fellaini (90. + 2 ′)
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Player of the Match: Eden Hazard (Belgium)
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Italy - Spain 2: 0 (1: 0)
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Italy
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Spain
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Lineup
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Italy
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Spain
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Gianluigi Buffon - Giorgio Chiellini , Leonardo Bonucci , Andrea Barzagli - Alessandro Florenzi (84th Matteo Darmian ), Marco Parolo , Daniele De Rossi (57th Thiago Motta ), Emanuele Giaccherini , Mattia De Sciglio - Éder (82nd Lorenzo Insigne ), Graziano Pellè Trainer: Antonio Conte(C)
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David de Gea - Juanfran , Gerard Piqué , Sergio Ramos , Jordi Alba - Cesc Fàbregas , Sergio Busquets , Andrés Iniesta - David Silva , Álvaro Morata (70th Lucas Vázquez ), Nolito (46th Aritz Aduriz , 81st Pedro ) Coach: Vicente del Bosque(C)
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1: 0 Chiellini (33.)
2: 0 Pellè (90. + 1 ′)
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De Sciglio (24th), Pellè (54th), Motta (89th)
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Nolito (41.), Busquets (89.), Alba (89.), Silva (90. + 4 ′)
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Player of the Match: Leonardo Bonucci (Italy)
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England - Iceland 1: 2 (1: 2)
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Iceland
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Lineup
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England
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Iceland
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Joe Hart - Danny Rose , Chris Smalling , Gary Cahill , Kyle Walker - Wayne Rooney (87th Marcus Rashford ), Eric Dier (46th Jack Wilshere ), Dele Alli - Raheem Sterling (60th Jamie Vardy ), Harry Kane , Daniel Sturridge Trainer: Roy Hodgson(C)
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Hannes Þór Halldórsson - Birkir Már Sævarsson , Kári Árnason , Ragnar Sigurðsson , Ari Freyr Skúlason - Jóhann Berg Gudmundsson , Gylfi Sigurðsson , Aron Gunnarsson , Birkir Bjarnason - Jón Daði Böðvarsson (89th Arnór Ingvi Traustason ), Kolbeinn Sigþórsson (76th Theódór Elmar Bjarnason ) Trainer: Lars Lagerbäck ( Sweden )
(C)
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1-0 Rooney (4th, foul penalty)
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1: 1 R. Sigurðsson (6th)
1: 2 Sigþórsson (18th)
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Sturridge (47th)
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G. Sigurðsson (38.), Gunnarsson (65.)
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Player of the Match: Ragnar Sigurðsson (Iceland)
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Iceland managed to win against the British, who were mostly classified as favored. Although it fell behind in the fourth minute after a penalty owed by Halldórsson, which Rooney converted, the equalizer was achieved in return; After a long throw from Gunnarsson into the box, Árnason headed the ball into the six-yard box, where Sigurðsson scored. A goalkeeper mistake by Hart, who couldn't parry a Sigþórsson shot, gave Iceland the lead in the 18th minute. In the course of the game, England hardly managed to develop a goal risk despite significantly more possession and numerous set pieces, so it stayed at 1: 2. England coach Roy Hodgson announced his retirement immediately after the game.
Quarter finals
Poland - Portugal 1: 1 n.V. (1: 1, 1: 1), 3: 5 p. E.
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Portugal
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Lineup
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Poland
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Portugal
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Łukasz Fabiański - Łukasz Piszczek , Kamil Glik , Michał Pazdan , Artur Jędrzejczyk - Jakub Błaszczykowski , Grzegorz Krychowiak , Krzysztof Mączyński (98. Tomasz Jodłowiec ), Kamil Grosicki (82. Bartosz Kapustka ) - Arkadiusz Milik , Robert Lewandowski Coach: Adam Nawałka(C)
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Rui Patrício - Cédric , Pepe , José Fonte , Eliseu - William Carvalho (96th Danilo Pereira ) - João Mário (80th Ricardo Quaresma ), Renato Sanches , Adrien Silva (73rd João Moutinho ) - Nani , Cristiano Ronaldo Coach: Fernando Santos(C)
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1-0 Lewandowski (2nd)
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1: 1 Sanches (33rd)
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penalties shoot
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1: 1 Lewandowski
2: 2 Milik
3: 3 Glik
Rui Patrício holds against Błaszczykowski
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0: 1 Cristiano Ronaldo
1: 2 Sanches
2: 3 Moutinho
3: 4 Nani
3: 5 Quaresma
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Jędrzejczyk (42nd), Glik (66th), Kapustka (89th)
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Silva (70.), W. Carvalho (90. + 2 ′)
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Player of the Match: Renato Sanches (Portugal)
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Wales - Belgium 3: 1 (1: 1)
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Wales
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Belgium
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Lineup
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Wales
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Belgium
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Wayne Hennessey - James Chester , Ashley Williams , Ben Davies - Neil Taylor , Joe Allen , Joe Ledley (78th Andy King ), Aaron Ramsey (90th James Collins ), Chris Gunter - Hal Robson-Kanu (80th Sam Vokes ), Gareth Bale Trainer: Chris Coleman(C)
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Thibaut Courtois - Thomas Meunier , Toby Alderweireld , Jason Denayer , Jordan Lukaku (75th Dries Mertens ) - Radja Nainggolan , Axel Witsel - Yannick Carrasco (46th Marouane Fellaini ), Kevin De Bruyne , Eden Hazard - Romelu Lukaku (83rd Michy Batshuayi ) Trainer: Marc Wilmots(C)
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1: 1 Williams (31st)
2: 1 Robson-Kanu (55th)
3: 1 Vokes (86th)
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0: 1 Nainggolan (13th)
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Davies (5th), Chester (16th), Gunter (24th), Ramsey (75th)
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Fellaini (59.), Alderweireld (85.)
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Player of the Match: Hal Robson Canoe (Wales)
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Germany - Italy 1: 1 n.V. (1: 1, 0: 0), 6: 5 i. E.
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Germany
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Italy
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Lineup
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Germany
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Italy
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Manuel Neuer up to 16th - Benedikt Höwedes , Jérôme Boateng , Mats Hummels , Jonas Hector - Joshua Kimmich , Sami Khedira (16th Bastian Schweinsteiger from substitution ), Toni Kroos , Mesut Özil - Thomas Müller , Mario Gómez (72nd Julian Draxler ) Trainer: Joachim Loew(C) (C)
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Gianluigi Buffon - Andrea Barzagli , Leonardo Bonucci , Giorgio Chiellini (120th Simone Zaza ) - Alessandro Florenzi (86th Matteo Darmian ), Stefano Sturaro , Marco Parolo , Emanuele Giaccherini , Mattia De Sciglio - Graziano Pellè , Éder (108th Lorenzo Insigne ) Coach: Antonio Conte(C)
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1-0 Özil (65.)
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1: 1 Bonucci (78th, hand penalty)
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penalties shoot
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1: 1 Kroos
Buffon holds against Müller
Özil shoots against the post
2: 2 Draxler
Schweinsteiger shoots over it
3: 3 Hummels
4: 4 Kimmich
5: 5 Boateng
6: 5 Hector
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0: 1 Insigne
Zaza shoots over
1: 2 Barzagli
Pellè shoots past
Neuer holds against Bonucci
2: 3 Giaccherini
3: 4 Parolo
4: 5 De Sciglio
Neuer holds against Darmian
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Hummels (90th), Schweinsteiger (112th)
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Sturaro (56th), De Sciglio (57th), Parolo (59th), Pellè (91st), Giaccherini (103rd)
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Player of the Match: Manuel Neuer (Germany)
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According to experts, Germany and Italy were considered to be the teams that were most convincing in the course of the tournament. Italy started very committed and pressed high, so that the German national team had little access to midfield and could not play their passing game as usual. In the course of the first half, Germany gained more play, but with few scoring chances. A goal by the early substitute Bastian Schweinsteiger was not recognized because of an offensive foul (27th). Italy remained dangerous again and again with long balls in the top. In the course of the second half, Germany took a 1-0 lead through Mesut Özil (65th). Mario Gómez, who had already initiated the 1-0, failed with a heel shot (68th). After a handball by Jérôme Boateng, Leonardo Bonucci was able to equalize with a penalty to make it 1-1 (78th). In extra time, the game was still characterized by tactics. Seven shooters failed in the penalty shoot-out - Simone Zaza, Thomas Müller, Mesut Özil, Graziano Pellè, Leonardo Bonucci, Bastian Schweinsteiger and Matteo Darmian - more than ever before in a European Championship penalty shootout . Jonas Hector converted the decisive penalty, with which Germany was able to eliminate Italy for the first time after nine tournament games at an EM or World Cup.
The Italian national team also played in a mourning ribbon, as nine compatriots were killed in the hostage-taking in Dhaka .
France - Iceland 5: 2 (4: 0)
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France
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Iceland
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Lineup
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France
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Iceland
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Hugo Lloris - Bacary Sagna , Samuel Umtiti , Laurent Koscielny (72nd Eliaquim Mangala ), Patrice Evra - Paul Pogba , Blaise Matuidi - Moussa Sissoko , Antoine Griezmann , Dimitri Payet (80th Kingsley Coman ) - Olivier Giroud (60th André-Pierre Gignac ) Coach: Didier Deschamps(C)
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Hannes Þór Halldórsson - Birkir Már Sævarsson , Kári Árnason (46th Sverrir Ingi Ingason ), Ragnar Sigurðsson , Ari Freyr Skúlason - Jóhann Berg Guðmundsson , Aron Gunnarsson , Gylfi Sigurðsson , Birkir Bjarnason - Kolbeinn Sigþórsson (83 Eiður Guðjohnsen ), Jón Daði Böðvarsson (46th Alfreð Finnbogason ) Coach: Lars Lagerbäck ( Sweden )
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1: 0 Giroud (12th)
2: 0 Pogba (19th)
3: 0 Payet (43rd)
4: 0 Griezmann (45th)
5: 1 Giroud (59th)
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4: 1 Sigþórsson (56th)
5: 2 Bjarnason (84th)
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Umtiti (75th)
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Bjarnason (58th)
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Player of the Match: Olivier Giroud (France)
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Semifinals
Portugal - Wales 2: 0 (0: 0)
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Portugal
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Wales
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Lineup
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Portugal
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Wales
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Rui Patrício - Cédric , Bruno Alves , José Fonte , Raphaël Guerreiro - Danilo Pereira - João Mário , Adrien Silva (79th João Moutinho ) - Renato Sanches (74th André Gomes ) - Nani (87th Ricardo Quaresma ), Cristiano Ronaldo Coach: Fernando Santos(C)
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Wayne Hennessey - Chris Gunter , James Chester , James Collins (66th Jonny Williams ), Ashley Williams , Neil Taylor - Joe Ledley (57th Sam Vokes ) - Joe Allen , Andy King - Hal Robson Canoe (63rd Simon Church ), Gareth Bale Trainer: Chris Coleman(C)
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1: 0 Cristiano Ronaldo (50.)
2: 0 Nani (53.)
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Alves (71.), Cristiano Ronaldo (72.)
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Allen (8th), Chester (62nd), Bale (88th)
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Player of the Match: Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal)
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Portugal and Wales both played in away kits as the dark red of the Portuguese home shirt looked too similar to the dark colors of the Welsh away shirt.
Germany - France 0: 2 (0: 1)
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France
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Lineup
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Germany
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France
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Manuel Neuer - Joshua Kimmich , Jérôme Boateng (61st Shkodran Mustafi ), Benedikt Höwedes , Jonas Hector - Emre Can (67th Mario Götze ), Bastian Schweinsteiger (79th Leroy Sané ) - Mesut Özil , Toni Kroos , Julian Draxler - Thomas Müller Trainer: Joachim Loew(C)
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Hugo Lloris - Bacary Sagna , Laurent Koscielny , Samuel Umtiti , Patrice Evra - Paul Pogba , Blaise Matuidi - Moussa Sissoko , Antoine Griezmann (90th + 2 ′ Yohan Cabaye ), Dimitri Payet (71st N'Golo Kanté ) - Olivier Giroud ( 78. André-Pierre Gignac ) Coach: Didier Deschamps(C)
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0: 1 Griezmann (45th + 2 ′, hand penalty)
0: 2 Griezmann (72nd)
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Can (36.), Schweinsteiger (45. + 1 ′), Özil (45. + 1 ′), Draxler (50.)
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Evra (43.), Kanté (75.)
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Player of the Match: Antoine Griezmann (France)
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The French national team made a powerful start to the game and increasingly pushed Germany on the defensive. After a combination, Antoine Griezmann had the first dangerous goal chance of the game (7th). After ten minutes, the German national team found their way into the game and controlled the game from then on. Scoring opportunities by Emre Can (14th) and Bastian Schweinsteiger (26th) could not be used. In the stoppage time of the first half, the French national team was awarded a hand penalty by Bastian Schweinsteiger after a corner kick. Antoine Griezmann was able to use this to make it 1-0 (45th + 2 ′). In the second half, Germany continued to control the game and France lurked on the counterattack. After a chain of errors in the German penalty area, France scored the 2-0 (72nd). Antoine Griezmann was again the goal scorer with his sixth goal in the tournament. In the remaining playing time, the German national team was able to create some noteworthy chances, such as a shot in the post by Joshua Kimmich (74th). But this no longer led to the goal. France moved into their fifth final in a major tournament (World Cup or European Championship).
final
Portugal - France 1-0 aet
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Portugal
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France
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Lineup
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Portugal
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France
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Rui Patrício - Cédric , Pepe , José Fonte , Raphaël Guerreiro - William Carvalho - Renato Sanches (79th Éder ), Adrien Silva (66th João Moutinho ), João Mário - Nani , Cristiano Ronaldo (25th Ricardo Quaresma ) Coach: Fernando Santos(C)
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Hugo Lloris - Bacary Sagna , Laurent Koscielny , Samuel Umtiti , Patrice Evra - Moussa Sissoko (110th Anthony Martial ), Paul Pogba , Blaise Matuidi , Dimitri Payet (58th Kingsley Coman ) - Antoine Griezmann , Olivier Giroud (78th André-Pierre Gignac ) Coach: Didier Deschamps(C)
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1-0 Éder (109th)
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Cédric (34.), Mário (62.), Guerreiro (92.), W. Carvalho (95.), Fonte (119.), Patrício (120. + 3 ′)
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Umtiti (80.), Matuidi (97.), Koscielny (107.), Pogba (115.)
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Player of the Match: Pepe (Portugal)
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The Portuguese did not manage to find their way into the game properly at first, which was reflected in the hectic pace of the Portuguese game. In addition, Cristiano Ronaldo had to be replaced in the 25th minute after a violent clash with Payet (8th). Within the first half, however, Portugal was able to organize itself again and got more control in their game. For the French, Moussa Sissoko stood out in particular, who appeared in front of Patrício several times and otherwise played a good game. France showed little exploitation of opportunities. Although the French team completely dominated the game up to the last 15 minutes, they made it despite great chances, e.g. B. Griezmann's header (66th), Sissoko's long-range shot (84th) or the post shot from five meters by substitute Gignac (90 + 2 ′) failed to accommodate the ball in the Portuguese goal. After the latter had acted offensively since the 75th minute, they continued the same way in extra time. After Éder's header (104th), which Lloris was still able to fend off, and Raphaël Guerreiro's crossbar shot with a free kick, Éder managed to shoot the ball flat into the left corner from 24 meters (109th), which gave the lead and by which Portugal won the final.
Individual evidence
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↑ Germany - Italy | Match report Germany - Italy | EM 2016 | DFB team - bundesliga.de. In: bundesliga.de. DFL , July 2, 2016, accessed on July 11, 2016 .
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↑ Double packer Griezmann sends DFB-Elf home: Germany - France 0: 2 (0: 1). In: kicker.de. Kicker-Sportmagazin , July 7, 2016, accessed on July 8, 2016 .
Switzerland
Poland
Portugal
Croatia
Wales
Belgium
Hungary
France
Slovakia
Italy
Spain
Ireland
Iceland
England
1: 1 Shaqiri (82nd)
1: 0 Lichtsteiner 
Xhaka shoots past the left 
Schär (55.), Djourou (117.)
1-0 McAuley (75th, own goal)
Duffy (66.)
