European Football Championship 2016 / Statistics

This article gives an overview of the records and statistics for the 2016 European Football Championship .

Gates

Goal scorers

space	player	Gates	Penalty goals	templates	Playtime	comment
01	Antoine Griezmann	6th	1	2	555
02	Cristiano Ronaldo	3	0	3	625
03	Olivier Giroud	3	0	2	456
04th	Dimitri Payet	3	0	2	506
05	Gareth Bale	3	0	1	533
06th	Nani	3	0	1	706
07th	Álvaro Morata	3	0	0	289
08th	Radja Nainggolan	2	0	1	365
09	Ivan Perišić	2	0	1	387
10	Jakub Błaszczykowski	2	0	1	445
11	Bogdan Stancu	2	2	0	264
12	Hal Robson canoe	2	0	0	269
13	Mario Gomez	2	0	0	271
14th	Robbie Brady	2	1	0	360
14th	Balázs Dzsudzsák	2	0	0	360
14th	Graziano Pellè	2	0	0	360
17th	Romelu Lukaku	2	0	0	402
18th	Kolbeinn Sigþórsson	2	0	0	404
19th	Birkir Bjarnason	2	0	0	450
20th	Eden Hazard	1	0	4th	441
21st	Aaron Ramsey	1	0	4th	448
22nd	Nikola Kalinić	1	0	1	122
23	Wes Hoolahan	1	0	1	181
24	Nolito	1	0	1	277
25th	Vladimír Weiss	1	0	1	278
26th	Ricardo Quaresma	1	0	1	286
27	Julian Draxler	1	0	1	359
28	Marek Hamšík	1	0	1	360
29	Jón Daði Böðvarsson	1	0	1	364
30th	Xherdan Shaqiri	1	0	1	377
31	Emanuele Giaccherini	1	0	1	390
32	Gylfi Sigurðsson	1	1	1	450
33	Leonardo Bonucci	1	1	1	480
34	Arkadiusz Milik	1	0	1	510
35	Mesut Özil	1	0	1	570
36	Arnór Ingvi Traustason	1	0	0	11
37	Michy Batshuayi	1	0	0	21st
38	Niall McGinn	1	0	0	38
39	Éder	1	0	0	54
40	Milan Škoda	1	0	0	56
41	Alessandro Schöpf	1	0	0	83
41	Zoltán Stieber	1	0	0	83
43	Shkodran Mustafi	1	0	0	119	First international goal
44	Denis Glushakov	1	0	0	145
45	Ondrej Duda	1	0	0	154
46	Jamie Vardy	1	0	0	165
47	Tomáš Necid	1	1	0	169
48	Sam Vokes	1	0	0	187
49	Burak Yılmaz	1	0	0	205
50	Daniel Sturridge	1	0	0	210
51	Yannick Carrasco	1	0	0	214	First international goal
52	Bastian Schweinsteiger	1	0	0	219
53	Vasily Berezuzky	1	0	0	225
54	Armando Sadiku	1	0	0	231
55	Ádám Szalai	1	0	0	236
56	Zoltán Gera	1	0	0	270
56	Ozan Tufan	1	0	0	270
58	Luka Modrić	1	0	0	272
59	Wayne Rooney	1	1	0	290
60	Admir Mehmedi	1	0	0	307
61	Eric Dier	1	0	0	315
62	Gareth McAuley	1	0	0	354
63	Éder	1	0	0	355
64	Gerard Piqué	1	0	0	360
65	Ivan Rakitić	1	0	0	380
66	Fabian Schär	1	0	0	390
67	Giorgio Chiellini	1	0	0	391
68	Renato Sanches	1	0	0	407	First international goal
69	Toby Alderweireld	1	0	0	450
69	Ragnar Sigurðsson	1	0	0	450
69	Axel Witsel	1	0	0	450
72	Jerome Boateng	1	0	0	509	First international goal
73	Robert Lewandowski	1	0	0	510
74	Neil Taylor	1	0	0	540	First international goal
74	Ashley Williams	1	0	0	540
76	Paul Pogba	1	0	0	602

• Sorting order: 1. Number of goals, 2. Number of assists, 3. Less playing time

Own goals

•  Ciaran Clark against Sweden to the 1-1 final
•  Birkir Már Sævarsson against Hungary to the 1-1 final
•  Gareth McAuley against Wales to the 0-1 final result

Missed penalties

Penalties awarded during the game that were not converted

•  Cristiano Ronaldo versus Austria
•  Mesut Özil versus Slovakia

Special goals

• First goal: Olivier Giroud in the opening game France - Romania in the 58th minute
• Fastest goals:
  • Robert Lewandowski after 1:40 minutes in the game Poland - Portugal .
  • Robbie Brady after 1:58 minutes in the game France - Ireland by penalty, also the earliest penalty in European Championship history
• First own goal: Ciaran Clark in the game Ireland 1-1 Sweden (0-0)
• Fastest goals after substitution:
  • Ondrej Duda in the 61st minute after being substituted in the 60th minute to make it 1-1 against Wales
  • Michy Batshuayi in the 78th minute, 93 seconds after the substitution to 0: 2 against Hungary.
  • Bastian Schweinsteiger in the 2nd minute of stoppage time after substitution in the 90th minute to 2-0 against Ukraine
• Fastest equalizer: Ragnar Sigurðsson in the 6th minute to 1: 1, two minutes after the 0: 1 in the round of 16 against England .

player

Players by year
vintage				number
1976			2
1977			2
1978			3
1979			7th
1980			5
1981			13
1982			17th
1983			25th
1984			26th
1985			41
1986			43
1987			54
1988			47
1989			57
1990			40
1991			49
1992			40
1993			27
1994			21st
1995			18th
1996			10
1997			5

team	Average age
Germany	25.81
England	25.84
Switzerland	26.11
Belgium	26.42
Croatia	26.68
Turkey	26.94
Wales	27.32
Poland	27.54
Albania	27.57
Iceland	27.63
Austria	27.66
Sweden	27.82
Ukraine	27.90
Spain	27.94
Hungary	28.01
France	28.45
Northern Ireland	28.52
Romania	28.75
Portugal	28.81
Italy	28.91
Slovakia	28.92
Russia	29.11
Czech Republic	29.22
Ireland	29.81

Age

The diagram on the right groups the players according to their age group. On the left are the 24 squads with their average age on June 10th, the start of the European Championship. The German team is the youngest at the European Championship with an average age of 25.81 years, while Ireland started with a squad four years older and is therefore the oldest. ${\displaystyle 24\cdot 23=552}$

• The oldest player in the finals is Hungary's goalkeeper Gábor Király , who was born on April 1, 1976. On June 14th, he replaced Lothar Matthäus at the age of 40 years and 74 days as the oldest European Championship player and after beating Austria 2-0, he is also the oldest player to have won a European Championship game. In the course of the tournament he increased the record by 12 days.
• The oldest field player is the Portuguese Ricardo Carvalho (born May 18, 1978), 38 years and 27 days old when he was first used on June 14.
• The youngest player is the English striker Marcus Rashford (born October 31, 1997), who was 18 years and 229 days old when he played for the first time on June 16.
• The youngest scorer is the Portuguese Renato Sanches (born August 18, 1997), when he scored his first European and international goal on June 30, 18 years and 317 days.
• The oldest goalscorer is the Hungarian Zoltán Gera (born April 22, 1979), who was 37 years and 61 days old when he scored the European Championship on June 22.
• Caner Erkin and Séamus Coleman are closest to the median in terms of age . So there were 275 players who are older than both, and 275 players who are younger than both of them at the EM. They were both born in October 1988 and are a week apart.
• The average age of all 552 players on June 10th was 27.82 years. So the Swedish team is exactly on average. Turkish soccer goalkeeper Volkan Babacan is the closest to the average age of all players at 27.83 years old.

additional

Four pairs of brothers took part in the final round:

• Belgium: Jordan and Romelu Lukaku , both played together for the first time in the quarter-finals after regular defender Jan Vertonghen injured himself in training, for whom Jordan joined the team.
• Northern Ireland: Corry and Jonny Evans , both played in the second group match against Ukraine, in the third group match against Germany and in the round of 16 against Wales
• Russia: the twins Alexei and Vasily Berezuzki , Wassili was in the starting XI in all three group games, Alexei came on for him on his 34th birthday in the third game
• Albania and Switzerland: Taulant and Granit Xhaka , who met in Group A.

Only England only used players from the domestic leagues. In contrast, the squad for Ireland, Iceland, Northern Ireland and Wales only includes players who play in foreign leagues. The following table summarizes the number of players playing in foreign leagues and the domestic league (highlighted in green) before the European Championship (as of June 1, 2016).

Most players are Liverpool and Juventus Turin (12 each), followed by Tottenham Hotspur (11), Manchester United (10), Bayern Munich and Fenerbahçe Istanbul (9 each). The FC Barcelona , which only seven players for the European Championship is, at the same time with five players at the Copa America Centenario 2016 represented.

Leagues	ALB	BEL	DEU	CLOSELY	FRA	IRL	ISL	ITA	HRV	NIR	AUT	POLE	PRT	ROU	RUS	SWE	CHE	SVK	ESP	CZE	DOOR	UKR	HUN	WHALE	player
Albania	2																								2
Azerbaijan	1																								1
Australia										1															1
Belgium		4th					1																		5
Bulgaria														3											3
China																					1				1
Denmark							2									3					1				6th
Germany I.	1		14th		1		1		2		12	2	1		1	1	11	2	1	3	3		4th		58
Germany II	1						2				3														8th
England I		11	3	22nd	11	12	1	3		5	4th	2	2	1		2	2	1	6th	2				12	102
England II				1		10	2			8th										2				9	32
England III										4th															4th
England IV										1															1
France	2	1			5		1	2	1			1	5			1	2			1					22nd
Greece	2															2		1							5
Israel														1											1
Italy I	3	2	1		3		1	18th	7th			5		2		2	2	4th	1						51
Italy II	2						1					1													4th
Qatar														1				1					1		3
Kazakhstan																						1			1
Croatia	2								6th				1	1											10
Mexico					1																				1
Netherlands												1						1							2
Norway I.							2																		2
Norway II							1																		1
Austria											1							1							2
Poland												10						1					4th		15th
Portugal													8th			1			1						10
Romania														9											9
Russia		1					1		1						22nd	2		2				2			31
Saudi Arabia														1											1
Scotland										4th						1								1	6th
Sweden							7th									3									10
Switzerland	5						1				2					1	5			2					16
Slovakia																		3					1		4th
Spain I.		2	3		2				4th			1	3	2		1			14th		1	1		1	34
Spain II														1											1
Czech Republic																		4th		9					13
Turkey	1	1	2										3	2		2	1	1		4th	17th	1	1		36
Ukraine									2		1											18th			21st
Hungary																		1					12		13
USA and Canada	1	1				1																			3
Note: Countries in italics are not represented at the European Championship because they did not qualify or do not belong to UEFA. ↑ Number of EM players in the country's league ↑ a b Incl. Player in Welsh clubs ↑ Incl. of a club from Monaco ↑ Incl. of an association from Liechtenstein

Trainer

• The following coaches have already participated as players in a European Championship finals: Marc Wilmots ( Belgium ) 2000, Didier Deschamps ( France ) 1992, 1996 and 2000, Vicente del Bosque ( Spain ) 1980, Antonio Conte ( Italy ) 2000, Marcel Koller ( Austria ) 1996 for Switzerland and Ján Kozák ( Slovakia ) 1980 for Czechoslovakia. Only Didier Deschamps was European champion as a player.
• Five teams (Albania, Ireland, Iceland, Austria and Hungary) were coached by foreign coaches.
• Two coaches each came from Germany, Italy, Northern Ireland and Sweden. Switzerland coach Vladimir Petković and Croatian coach Ante Čačić were born in the former Yugoslavia , the coaches of Russia and Ukraine in the former Soviet Union .
• Only four countries competed with the same head coach as in 2012: Germany with Joachim Löw , England with Roy Hodgson , Sweden with Erik Hamrén and Spain with Vicente del Bosque . Turkey had already participated with Fatih Terim in 1996 and 2008 , but did not qualify in 2012. Anghel Iordănescu had already trained the Romanians at the 1996 European Championship.
• Lars Lagerbäck participated in 2008 with Sweden (2000 and 2004 together with Tommy Söderberg ) and now as an Icelandic coach. Fernando Santos participated with Greece in 2012. You are the fourth and fifth coach to have participated with two different teams.
• The oldest coach was Roy Hodgson , who was 68 years and 323 days old at the last England game.
• The youngest coach was Leonid Sluzki , who was 45 years and 38 days old when the Russians played their first game.
• Most of the final round matches as coach before the start of the European Championship: Joachim Löw (11, before the European Championship record together with Berti Vogts ), now 17 (as of July 7, 2016)
• After their departure, Roy Hodgson , Leonid Sluzki and Pavel Vrba resigned. Antonio Conte , Erik Hamrén , Lars Lagerbäck and Vicente del Bosque had already announced before the EM that their term of office would end with the EM.

Penalty kicks

• First penalty, converted at the same time: Bogdan Stancu ( Romania ) in the opening game France - Romania (65th minute)
• First penalty awarded: Cristiano Ronaldo ( Portugal ) in the game Portugal - Austria (79th minute)

cards

Cards by player

rank	player	country				Lock
1.	Shane Duffy	Ireland			1	in the World Cup qualification
2.	Lorik Cana	Albania		1		for the group game against France
	Aleksandar Dragović	Austria		1		for the group game against Portugal
4th	N'Golo Kanté	France	3			for the quarter-finals against Iceland
	Bartosz Kapustka	Poland	3			for the round of 16 against Switzerland
	William Carvalho	Portugal	3			for the semi-final against Wales
7th	Burim Kukeli	Albania	2			for the group game against Romania
	Marouane Fellaini	Belgium	2			excreted before effect
	Thomas Vermaelen	Belgium	2			for the quarter-finals against Wales
	Mats Hummels	Germany	2			for the semifinals against France
	Mesut Özil	Germany	2			First offense deleted *
	Bastian Schweinsteiger	Germany	2
	Laurent Koscielny	France	2
	Adil Rami	France	2			for the quarter-finals against Iceland
	Samuel Umtiti	France	2			First offense deleted *
	Jeff Hendrick	Ireland	2			excreted before effect
	Shane Long	Ireland	2
	Birkir Bjarnason	Iceland	2
	Alfreð Finnbogason	Iceland	2			for the group game against Austria
	Mattia De Sciglio	Italy	2			excreted before effect
	Thiago Motta	Italy	2			for the quarter-finals against Germany
	Graziano Pellè	Italy	2			excreted before effect
	Stuart Dallas	Northern Ireland	2
	Artur Jędrzejczyk	Poland	2
	Fabian Schär	Switzerland	2
	Juraj Kucka	Slovakia	2
	Martin Škrtel	Slovakia	2
	Hakan Balta	Turkey	2
	Tamás Kádár	Hungary	2
	James Chester	Wales	2			First offense deleted *
	Ben Davies	Wales	2			for the semifinals against Portugal
	Aaron Ramsey	Wales	2			for the semifinals against Portugal

rank	player	country
34.	Amir Abrashi	Albania	1
	Migjen Basha	Albania	1
	Elseid Hysaj	Albania	1
	Ergys Kaçe	Albania	1
	Mergim Mavraj	Albania	1
	Ledian Memushaj	Albania	1
	Toby Alderweireld	Belgium	1
	Michy Batshuayi	Belgium	1
	Thomas Meunier	Belgium	1
	Axel Witsel	Belgium	1
	Jan Vertonghen	Belgium	1
	Jerome Boateng	Germany	1
	Emre Can	Germany	1
	Julian Draxler	Germany	1
	Sami Khedira	Germany	1
	Joshua Kimmich	Germany	1
	Ryan Bertrand	England	1
	Gary Cahill	England	1
	Daniel Sturridge	England	1
	Patrice Evra	France	1
	Olivier Giroud	France	1
	Blaise Matuidi	France	1
	Paul Pogba	France	1
	Séamus Coleman	Ireland	1
	James McCarthy	Ireland	1
	Stephen Ward	Ireland	1
	Glenn Whelan	Ireland	1
	Kári Árnason	Iceland	1
	Jóhann Berg Guðmundsson	Iceland	1
	Aron Gunnarsson	Iceland	1
	Hannes Þór Halldórsson	Iceland	1
	Birkir Már Sævarsson	Iceland	1
	Gylfi Sigurðsson	Iceland	1
	Kolbeinn Sigþórsson	Iceland	1
	Ari Freyr Skúlason	Iceland	1
	Andrea Barzagli	Italy	1
	Gianluigi Buffon	Italy	1
	Leonardo Bonucci	Italy	1
	Giorgio Chiellini	Italy	1
	Daniele De Rossi	Italy	1
	Éder	Italy	1
	Emanuele Giaccherini	Italy	1
	Lorenzo Insigne	Italy	1
	Marco Parolo	Italy	1
	Salvatore Sirigu	Italy	1
	Stefano Sturaro	Italy	1
	Simone Zaza	Italy	1
	Milan Badelj	Croatia	1
	Marcelo Brozović	Croatia	1
	Ivan Perišić	Croatia	1
	Marko Rog	Croatia	1
	Darijo Srna	Croatia	1
	Ivan Strinić	Croatia	1
	Domagoj Vida	Croatia	1
	Šime Vrsaljko	Croatia	1
	Craig Cathcart	Northern Ireland	1
	Steven Davis	Northern Ireland	1
	Jonny Evans	Northern Ireland	1
	Jamie Ward	Northern Ireland	1
	Christian Fuchs	Austria	1
	Martin Harnik	Austria	1
	Martin Hinteregger	Austria	1
	Marc Janko	Austria	1
	Alessandro Schöpf	Austria	1
Kamil Glik	Poland	1
Kamil Grosicki	Poland	1
Krzysztof Mączyński	Poland	1
Michał Pazdan	Poland	1
Sławomir Peszko	Poland	1
Łukasz Piszczek	Poland	1

rank	player	country
34.	Bruno Alves	Portugal	1
	José Fonte	Portugal	1
	Raphaël Guerreiro	Portugal	1
	João Mário	Portugal	1
	Rui Patrício	Portugal	1
	Pepe	Portugal	1
	Ricardo Quaresma	Portugal	1
	Cristiano Ronaldo	Portugal	1
	Adrien Silva	Portugal	1
	Cédric	Portugal	1
	Alexandru Chipciu	Romania	1
	Vlad Chiricheș	Romania	1
	Dragoș Grigore	Romania	1
	Claudiu Keşerü	Romania	1
	Alexandru Mățel	Romania	1
	Andrei Prepeliță	Romania	1
	Adrian Popa	Romania	1
	Răzvan Raț	Romania	1
	Cristian Săpunaru	Romania	1
	Gabriel Torje	Romania	1
	Pavel Mamayev	Russia	1
	Georgy Shchennikov	Russia	1
	Albin Ekdal	Sweden	1
	Erik Johansson	Sweden	1
	Victor Lindelof	Sweden	1
	Martin Olsson	Sweden	1
	Valon Behrami	Switzerland	1
	Johan Djourou	Switzerland	1
	Breel Embolo	Switzerland	1
	Granite Xhaka	Switzerland	1
	Ján Ďurica	Slovakia	1
	Patrik Hrošovský	Slovakia	1
	Róbert Mak	Slovakia	1
	Viktor Pečovský	Slovakia	1
	Vladimír Weiss	Slovakia	1
	Jordi Alba	Spain	1
	Sergio Busquets	Spain	1
	Nolito	Spain	1
	Sergio Ramos	Spain	1
	David Silva	Spain	1
	David Limberský	Czech Republic	1
	David Pavelka	Czech Republic	1
	Jaroslav Plašil	Czech Republic	1
	Tomáš Sivok	Czech Republic	1
	Josef Šural	Czech Republic	1
	İsmail Köybaşı	Turkey	1
	Volkan Şen	Turkey	1
	Ozan Tufan	Turkey	1
	Cenk Tosun	Turkey	1
	Burak Yılmaz	Turkey	1
	Yevhen Konoplyanka	Ukraine	1
	Oleksandr coachman	Ukraine	1
	Ruslan Rotan	Ukraine	1
	Yevhen Seleznyov	Ukraine	1
	Serhiy Sydortschuk	Ukraine	1
	Balázs Dzsudzsák	Hungary	1
	Ákos Elek	Hungary	1
	Zoltán Gera	Hungary	1
	Richárd Guzmics	Hungary	1
	Roland Juhász	Hungary	1
	László Kleinheisler	Hungary	1
	Ádám Lang	Hungary	1
	Ádám Nagy	Hungary	1
	Krisztián Németh	Hungary	1
Ádám Szalai	Hungary	1
Joe Allen	Wales	1
Gareth Bale	Wales	1
Chris Gunter	Wales	1
Neil Taylor	Wales	1
Sam Vokes	Wales	1
total			201	2	1

• The two yellow cards that lead to a dismissal in a game ( yellow-red card ) are not listed individually, as they already result in their own suspension.
• * Upon reaching the semi-finals, individual yellow cards lost their basis for a ban - they were "deleted".

useful information

• First yellow card : Vlad Chiricheș ( Romania ) - 32nd minute France - Romania
• Fastest yellow card: Sergio Ramos ( Spain ) - 2nd minute Spain - Turkey
• First yellow-red card : Lorik Cana ( Albania ) - 36th minute Albania - Switzerland
• First red card : Shane Duffy ( Ireland ) - 66th minute Ireland - France
• Duje Čop / Croatia and Marek Suchý / Czech Republic were banned from their teams' first group game due to red cards in the last qualifying matches.

Cards by team

see overall table

Blocking on the basis of cards

player	Offense	In-game suspension
Lorik Cana	in group A vs. Switzerland	Group A vs. France
Aleksandar Dragović	in group F vs. Hungary	Group F vs. Portugal
Burim Kukeli	in group A against Switzerland in group A against France	Group A vs. Romania
Alfreð Finnbogason	in group F against Portugal in group F against Hungary	Group E vs. Austria
Bartosz Kapustka	in group C vs. Northern Ireland in group C vs. Ukraine	Round of 16 vs. Switzerland
	in the quarter-finals against Portugal
N'Golo Kanté	in group A against Albania in the round of 16 against Ireland	Quarter-finals vs. Iceland
	in the semifinals against Germany
Adil Rami	in group A against Switzerland in the round of 16 against Ireland	Quarter-finals vs. Iceland
Shane Duffy	in the round of 16 against France	World Cup qualification
Thomas Vermaelen	in group E against Ireland in the round of 16 against Hungary	Quarter-finals vs. Wales
Thiago Motta	in group E against Belgium in the round of 16 against Spain	Quarter-finals vs. Germany
William Carvalho	in the second round against Croatia in the quarterfinals against Poland	Semi-final vs. Wales
	in the final against France
Aaron Ramsey	in the round of 16 against Northern Ireland in the quarterfinals against Belgium	Semi-final vs. Portugal
Ben Davies	in group B against England in the quarterfinals against Belgium	Semi-final vs. Portugal
Mats Hummels	in the last sixteen against Slovakia in the quarter-finals against Italy	Semi-finals vs. France

Man of the Match

Man of the game	Lot	Man of the game	Lot	Man of the game	Lot
Preliminary round
Matchday 1		Matchday 2		Matchday 3
Dimitri Payet (FRA) (1)	2: 1	Granite Xhaka (CHE) (2)	1: 1	Yann Sommer (CHE)	0-0
Granite Xhaka (CHE) (1)	0: 1	Dimitri Payet (FRA) (2)	2-0	Arlind Ajeti (ALB)	0: 1
Joe Allen (WAL)	2: 1	Marek Hamšík (SVK)	1: 2	Matúš Kozáčik (SVK)	0-0
Eric Dier (ENG)	1: 1	Kyle Walker (ENG)	2: 1	Aaron Ramsey (WAL)	0: 3
Grzegorz Krychowiak (POL)	1-0	Gareth McAuley (NIR)	0: 2	Ruslan Rotan (UKR)	0: 1
Toni Kroos (DEU)	2-0	Jérôme Boateng (DEU)	0-0	Mesut Özil (DEU)	0: 1
Luka Modrić (HRV)	0: 1	Ivan Rakitić (HRV) (1)	2: 2	Ivan Rakitić (HRV) (2)	2: 1
Andrés Iniesta (ESP) (1)	1-0	Andrés Iniesta (ESP) (2)	3-0	Burak Yılmaz (TUR)	0: 2
Wes Hoolahan (IRL)	1: 1	Éder (ITA)	1-0	Robbie Brady (IRL)	0: 1
Emanuele Giaccherini (ITA)	0: 2	Axel Witsel (BEL)	3-0	Eden Hazard (BEL) (1)	0: 1
László Kleinheisler (HUN)	0: 2	Kolbeinn Sigþórsson (ISL)	1: 1	Cristiano Ronaldo (PRT) (1)	3: 3
Nani (PRT)	1: 1	João Moutinho (PRT)	0-0	Kári Árnason (ISL)	2: 1
Final round
Round of 16		Xherdan Shaqiri (CHE)	5: 6 i. E.	Gareth Bale (WAL)	1-0
		Renato Sanches (PRT) (1)	0: 1 a.d.	Antoine Griezmann (FRA) (1)	2: 1
		Julian Draxler (DEU)	3-0	Eden Hazard (BEL) (2)	0: 4
		Leonardo Bonucci (ITA)	2-0	Ragnar Sigurðsson (ISL)	1: 2
Quarter finals		Renato Sanches (PRT) (2)	4: 6 i. E.	Hal Robson Canoe (WAL)	3: 1
		Manuel Neuer (DEU)	7: 6 i. E.	Olivier Giroud (FRA)	5: 2
Semifinals		Cristiano Ronaldo (PRT) (2)	2-0	Antoine Griezmann (FRA) (2)	0: 2
final		Pepe (PRT)	1: 0 a.d.

• (Number) = number of awards for more than one

Unofficial overall table

The overall table is sorted according to the round reached and according to the rules for determining the four best third group . Games that have been decided on penalties will be counted as a tie. Slovakia took 14th place ahead of the Republic of Ireland due to the lower number of FairPlay points.

UEFA does not maintain an official overall table. The table can be sorted manually according to the various criteria.

Pl.	country	Sp.	S.	U	N	Gates	Diff.	Points				FP	group
1.	Portugal	7th	3	4th	0	009: 500	+4	13	13	0	0	13	F 3
2.	France	7th	5	1	1	013: 500	+8	16	13	0	0	13	A 1
3.	Wales	6th	4th	0	2	010: 600	+4	12	11	0	0	11	B 1
4th	Germany	6th	3	2	1	007: 300	+4	11	11	0	0	11	C 1
5.	Italy	5	3	1	1	006: 200	+4	10	18th	0	0	18th	E 1
6th	Belgium	5	3	0	2	009: 500	+4	09	09	0	0	09	E 2
7th	Poland	5	2	3	0	004: 200	+2	09	11	0	0	11	C 2
8th.	Iceland	5	2	2	1	008: 900	−1	08th	12	0	0	12	F 2
9.	Croatia	4th	2	1	1	005: 400	+1	07th	08th	0	0	08th	D 1
10.	Spain	4th	2	0	2	005: 400	+1	06th	05	0	0	05	D 2
11.	Switzerland	4th	1	3	0	003: 200	+1	06th	06th	0	0	06th	A 2
12.	England	4th	1	2	1	004: 400	± 0	05	03	0	0	03	B 2
13.	Hungary	4th	1	2	1	006: 800	−2	05	12	0	0	12	F 1
14th	Slovakia	4th	1	1	2	003: 600	−3	04th	09	0	0	09	B 3
15th	Ireland	4th	1	1	2	003: 600	−3	04th	08th	0	1	11	E 3
16.	Northern Ireland	4th	1	0	3	002: 300	−1	03	06th	0	0	06th	C 3
17th	Turkey	3	1	0	2	002: 400	−2	03	07th	0	0	07th	D 3
18th	Albania	3	1	0	2	001: 300	−2	03	08th	1	0	11	A 3
19th	Romania	3	0	1	2	002: 400	−2	01	10	0	0	10	A 4
20th	Sweden	3	0	1	2	001: 300	−2	01	04th	0	0	04th	E 4
21st	Czech Republic	3	0	1	2	002: 500	−3	01	05	0	0	05	D 4
22nd	Austria	3	0	1	2	001: 400	−3	01	05	1	0	08th	F 4
23.	Russia	3	0	1	2	002: 600	−4	01	02	0	0	02	B 4
24.	Ukraine	3	0	0	3	000: 500	−5	00	05	0	0	05	C 4
									201	2	1	210

	European champion
	finalist
	Out in the semifinals
	Out in the quarterfinals
	Out in the round of 16
	Out in the preliminary round

A 1	Placement in the group
Fair play rating (FP):
	1 point each
	3 points each; first yellow card is included here
	3 points each

referee

• The most experienced referee is Hungarian Viktor Kassai , who had already led 40 international matches before the European Championship, four of which were at the 2010 World Cup and two at the 2012 European Championship
• The most inexperienced referee is the Frenchman Clément Turpin , who led only nine international matches before the European Championship and is also the youngest referee (34 years and 29 days on June 14).
• The oldest referee is the Spaniard Carlos Velasco Carballo , who was 45 years and 87 days old on June 11th

Others

• With the exception of Switzerland, Wales, Northern Ireland, Slovakia, Ireland and Iceland, all participants in the round of 16 were at least third-placed in previous European or World Cups.
• All European and world champions from previous tournaments qualified for the round of 16 were in the same half of the final round tree at the beginning of the final round due to their group placements in the preliminary round . This means that it was already clear after the group stage that one of the finalists would never have been European champions before the final. One of the cases has therefore occurred whose probability is deliberately reduced by the lottery pot procedure in the group assignment of the teams: that football heavyweights meet early on.

Impact on the FIFA World Ranking

Eleven teams each improved and deteriorated in the ranking. The two best-placed teams held their positions but lost points to world number leader Argentina , who finished second at the Copa América Centenario during the same period . In addition, Copa winner Chile , which is still in 5th place, was able to make up a few points on Belgium and Germany. While Poland dropped their best placement, Iceland got their best placement to date and Wales added the most points of all 210 teams listed. The best European non-EM participants are the Dutch in 26th place, but they lost 12 places. The worst placed EM participant is after the EM Sweden in 40th place, before the EM it was Albania in 42nd place.

team	June 2016		July 2016		change		comment
	space	Points	space	Points	Places	Points
Belgium	2	1384	2	1401	± 0	+17
Germany	4th	1310	4th	1319	± 0	+9
Portugal	8th	1181	6th	1266	+2	+85	best placement since 2014
France	17th	925	7th	1189	+10	+264	best placement since January 2015
Spain	6th	1267	8th	1165	−2	−102
Italy	12	982	10	1155	+2	+173
Wales	26th	846	11	1137	+15	+291	best change, highest point gain
England	11	1069	13	1107	−2	+38
Croatia	27	842	15th	1022	+12	+180
Poland	27	842	16	1011	+11	+169	Best placement was discontinued in September 2007
Switzerland	15th	948	18th	957	−3	+9
Hungary	20th	886	19th	915	+1	+29
Turkey	18th	919	19th	915	−1	−4
Austria	10	1077	21st	875	−11	−202	highest point loss
Iceland	34	751	22nd	871	+12	+120	best position since the beginning of the ranking
Slovakia	24	852	23	867	+1	+12
Romania	22nd	878	24	856	−2	−22
Northern Ireland	25th	851	28	822	−3	−29
Ukraine	19th	897	30th	801	−11	−93
Ireland	33	768	31	800	+2	+32
Czech Republic	30th	815	33	768	−3	−47
Albania	42	667	37	739	+5	+72
Russia	29	828	38	728	−9	−100
Sweden	35	735	40	656	−5	−79

Improved	no change	Worsened
Source of values: FIFA

See also

• European football championship / records

Web links

• uefa.com: EURO tables

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Without penalty in penalty shoot-out
2. ↑ Four pairs of brothers at UEFA EURO 2016. In: uefa.com. UEFA , June 8, 2016, accessed June 8, 2016 . 
3. ↑ UEFA European Championship Booking List before Final tournament Matchday 1
4. ↑ Christian Kamp: Start of the EM knockout round: Germany does it the hard way . In: Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung . June 23, 2016, ISSN  0174-4909 .
5. ↑ fifa.com: "Argentina still at the top, New Zealand and EURO heroes on the rise"
6. ↑ Men's world rankings. In: fifa.com. FIFA, July 24, 2016, accessed July 24, 2016 .