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- Euro 2016 will be contested by 24 teams over 30 days at 10 different venues in France. The tournament kicks off with France playing Romania on Friday, 10 June and the final will take place at the Stade de France in Paris on 10 July.
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Nov 16, 2015 · UEFA has no plans to change the venue of next summer's tournament following the attacks in Paris.
Apr 25, 2014 · Hosts France will play its group matches in Saint-Denis, Marseille and Lille. There will be three standard kick-off times: 15.00CET, 18.00CET and 21.00CET, with the last matches in each group to...
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Portugal beat France 1-0 after extra time in the EURO 2016 final at the Stade de France on 10 July 2016, substitute Éder scoring the only goal in the 109th minute as the hosts failed to make home advantage count. Les Bleus looked to be in the ascendant when Portuguese talisman Cristiano Ronaldo was substituted on 25 minutes due to injury, but the c...
Antoine Griezmann ended the finals as top scorer with six goals for France. The 25-year-old was not exactly jubilant when he received the Golden Boot after the final, telling UEFA.com the tournament had been "cruel and magnificent at the same time". The Atlético Madrid striker was also named as Player of the Tournament by UEFA's technical team. Pol...
France staged EURO 2016, having previously hosted the 1960 and 1984 EUROs and the 1998 FIFA World Cup (winning the latter two competitions). The Stade de France in Saint-Denis was chosen as the final venue with other games taking place in Bordeaux (Stade de Bordeaux), Lens (Stade Bollaert-Delelis), Lille (Stade Pierre Mauroy), Lyon (Stade de Lyon),...
Fernando Santos oversaw the Portuguese triumph. The experienced coach had been in charge of all three of Portugal's biggest clubs (Benfica, Porto and Sporting CP), and took the Portugal job in 2014 following a four-year spell as Greece boss. Summing up his winning philosophy after this EURO final win, he said: "I've always told the players we've go...
Appearing at his fourth EURO, Cristiano Ronaldo led Portugal by example – and encouraged them from behind the touchline after being taken off injured in the final. During the tournament he beat Luís Figo's Portugal caps record (128), matched Michel Platini's record of nine EURO finals goals, and made his 21st finals appearance in the decider – havi...
Running from 10 June to 10 July, EURO 2016 was the first 24-team EURO. The top two sides from all six four-team groups made it to the inaugural round of 16, along with the best four third-placed teams from the six groups. It was then a straight knockout competition until the final.
For the first time, there were 24 teams at the final tournament; France qualified as hosts, while 53 UEFA member nations entered qualifying.
The 53 competing countries were split into nine groups (seven made up of six teams, one made up of five), with the top two in each group, plus the best third-placed side overall (Turkey), qualifying for the finals directly. The other eight third-placed teams entered two-legged play-offs, the aggregate winners in those ties (Hungary, Republic of Ire...
France's Antoine Griezmann was named Player of the Tournament, UEFA chief technical officer Ioan Lupescu explaining that the Atlético de Madrid forward was "a threat in every game he played". UEFA's Team of the Tournament was: GK: Rui Patrício (Portugal) DF: Jérôme Boateng (Germany) DF: Joshua Kimmich (Germany) DF: Raphaël Guerreiro (Portugal) DF: ...
Olivier Giroud struck the opening goal of the finals for France, breaking the deadlock in a 2-1 win against Romania at the Stade de France on 10 June 2016. The Arsenal forward was one of six players to score three goals at the finals, and pipped team-mate Dimitri Payet to the bronze boot (behind Antoine Griezmann and Cristiano Ronaldo): both French...
Jul 9, 2016 · Portugal – eyeing a first major trophy – take on hosts France in UEFA EURO 2016 final; France have won their last ten games against Portugal, a run dating back to 1975
Nov 17, 2015 · The Euro 2016 finals will remain in France, Uefa has reaffirmed. The country's hosting of the event had come under scrutiny following Friday's attacks in Paris in which 129 people were...
Jun 9, 2016 · Portugal’s victory over France in the Euro 2016 final on Sunday produced some vindication for criticism of its style of play, a nice shiny trophy and one more important prize: a place in...
Jul 10, 2016 · Portugal have beaten hosts France in Saint-Denis to be crowned winners of Euro 2016 at the Stade de France.
