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Video. Euro 16. All possible pairs at Round of 16, Quarter-finals, Semi-finals and Final.

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Video. Euro 16. All possible pairs at Round of 16, Quarter-finals, Semi-finals and Final.

Video length: 7:10 Quality: 1280 x 720



Match schedule
Round of 16

Match 1: Switzerland v Poland – Saturday 25 June, 15:00 (Saint-Etienne)
Match 2: Wales v Northern Ireland – Saturday 25 June, 18:00 (Paris)
Match 3: Croatia v Portugal – Saturday 25 June, 21:00 (Lens)
Match 4: France v Republic of Ireland – Sunday 26 June, 15:00 (Lyon)
Match 5: Germany v Slovakia – Sunday 26 June, 18:00 (Lille)
Match 6: Hungary v Belgium – Sunday 26 June, 21:00 (Toulouse)
Match 7: Italy v Spain – Monday 27 June, 18:00 (Saint-Denis)
Match 8: England v Iceland – Monday 27 June, 21:00 (Nice)
Quarter-finals

QF1: Switzerland/Poland v Croatia/Portugal – Thursday 30 June, 21:00 (Marseille)
QF2: Wales/Northern Ireland v Hungary/Belgium – Friday 1 July, 21:00 (Lille)
QF3: Germany/Slovakia v Italy/Spain – Saturday 2 July, 21:00 (Bordeaux)
QF4: France/Republic of Ireland v England/Iceland – Sunday 3 July, 21:00 (Saint-Denis)
Semi-finals

SF1: winner QF1 v winner QF2 – Wednesday 6 July, 21:00 (Lyon)
SF2: winner QF3 v winner QF4 – Thursday 7 July, 21:00 (Marseille)
Final
Winner SF 1 v winner SF2 – Sunday 10 July, 21:00 (Saint-Denis)

See below all possible pairs at Round of 16, Quarter-finals, Semi-finals and Final. Watch the video.

QF1: Thursday 30 June, 21:00 (Marseille)
Switzerland v Croatia
Switzerland v Portugal
Poland v Croatia
Poland v Portugal
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QF2: Friday 1 July, 21:00 (Lille)
Wales v Hungary
Wales v Belgium
Northern Ireland v Hungary
Northern Ireland v Belgium

QF3: Saturday 2 July, 21:00 (Bordeaux) Saturday 2 July, 21:00 (Bordeaux)
Germany v Italy
Germany v Spain
Slovakia v Italy
Slovakia v Spain

QF4: Sunday 3 July, 21:00 (Saint-Denis)
France v England
France v Iceland
Republic of Ireland v England
Republic of Ireland v Iceland

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Semi-finals
SF1: Wednesday 6 July, 21:00 (Lyon)
Switzerland v Wales
Switzerland v Northern Ireland
Switzerland v Hungary
Switzerland v Belgium
Croatia v Wales
Croatia v Northern Ireland
Croatia v Hungary
Croatia v Belgium
Portugal v Wales
Portugal v Northern Ireland
Portugal v Hungary
Portugal v Belgium
Poland v Wales
Poland v Northern Ireland
Poland v Hungary
Poland v Belgium


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Semi-finals
Thursday 7 July, 21:00 (Marseille)
Germany v France
Germany v Republic of Ireland
Germany v England
Germany v Iceland
Slovakia v France
Slovakia v Republic of Ireland
Slovakia v England
Slovakia v Iceland
Italy v France
Italy v Republic of Ireland
Italy v England
Italy v Iceland
Spain v France
Spain v Republic of Ireland
Spain v England
Spain v Iceland
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Final
Sunday 10 July, 21:00 (Saint-Denis)
Switzerland v Germany
Switzerland v Slovakia
Switzerland v Italy
Switzerland v Spain
Switzerland v France
Switzerland v Republic of Ireland
Switzerland v England
Switzerland v Iceland
Poland v Germany
Poland v Slovakia
Poland v Italy
Poland v Spain
Poland v France
Poland v Republic of Ireland
Poland v England
Poland v Iceland
Croatia v Germany
Croatia v Slovakia
Croatia v Italy
Croatia v Spain
Croatia v France
Croatia v Republic of Ireland
Croatia v England
Croatia v Iceland
Portugal v Germany
Portugal v Slovakia
Portugal v Italy
Portugal v Spain
Portugal v France
Portugal v Republic of Ireland
Portugal v England
Portugal v Iceland
Wales v Germany
Wales v Slovakia
Wales v Italy
Wales v Spain
Wales v France
Wales v Republic of Ireland
Wales v England
Wales v Iceland
Northern Ireland v Germany
Northern Ireland v Slovakia
Northern Ireland v Italy
Northern Ireland v Spain
Northern Ireland v France
Northern Ireland v Republic of Ireland
Northern Ireland v England
Northern Ireland v Iceland
Hungary v Germany
Hungary v Slovakia
Hungary v Italy
Hungary v Spain
Hungary v France
Hungary v Republic of Ireland
Hungary v England
Hungary v Iceland
Belgium v Germany
Belgium v Slovakia
Belgium v Italy
Belgium v Spain
Belgium v France
Belgium v Republic of Ireland
Belgium v England
Belgium v Iceland

Euro 2016 Bracket

Group A. Final result.

Group B. Final result

All groups

Group C. Final result.

Group D. Final result.

Group E. Final result.

Little Spanish football fan with No 21

Group F. Final result.

Free-kick by Spanish David Silva’s hits the Croatian wall

Marek Hamsik – 90 caps and 19 goals for Slovakia.

Croatia’s goalscorer Nikola Kalinic

Stade Geoffroy-Guichard (Saint-Ètienne)

Good save by Joe Hart after free kick.

Harry Kane heads attack.

England fans.

German fans

Serhiy Sydorchuk, Ukrainian midfielder.

German fans

Euro 2016 Bracket

Spanish fans

Coach

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Video. Euro 2016. Croatia vs Spain. Best moments and goals. 1st half ... 24 PHOTOS

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Video. Euro 2016. Croatia vs Spain. Best moments and goals. 1st half

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Video. Euro 2016. Croatia vs Spain. Best moments and goals. 1st half.

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Croatia v Spain line-ups

Croatia: Subasic, Srna, Corluka, Jedvaj, Vrsaljko, Rog, Badelj, Perisic, Rakitic, Pjaca, Nikola Kalinic.
Subs: Vargic, Strinic, Kovacic, Kramaric, Modric, Schildenfeld, Brozovic, Mandzukic, Coric, Vida, Cop, Lovre Kalinic.

Croatia plays: 4-5-1

Spain: De Gea, Juanfran, Pique, Sergio Ramos, Jordi Alba, Fabregas, Busquets, Iniesta, Silva, Morata, Nolito.
Subs: Casillas, Azpilicueta, Bartra, Koke, Lucas, Pedro, Bellerin,
Thiago, San Jose, Bruno, Aduriz, Sergio Rico.
Spain plays: 4-3-3

Group D, Euro 2016—Bordeaux, France

FT: Croatia 2-1 Spain


Scorers: Morata (7'), Kalinic (45'), Perisic (86')
Referee: Bjorn Kuipers (Holland)

Croatia this last game in a group played without injured Luka Modric. But they looked pretty solid in all lines: in defence as well as in attack. So they deserved their win over Spain pretty much.
7th min
David Silva was the creator of an opener, taking out three Croatian defenders with a slide-rule pass into the penalty area. Cesc Fabregas got the ball and then he shoots across the face of goal, taking out Danijel Subasic. Thus Alvaro Morato relatively easy sent the ball into an empty net.

1:0 for Spain

45 min.
Ivan Perisic went down the left flank and crossed towards the near post. Rakitic got a light touch, then Kalinic got in front of Ramos to send the ball home just inside the upright from close position.
Draw in the match at the end of first half - 1:1.

Penalty to Spain: David Silva tumbles to the ground in the Croatia penalty area with Sime Vrsaljko behind him. Quite disputable penalty, but referee decision should be respected.

71 min.
Sergio Ramos smashes the ball at Danijel Subasic, who saved awesome.
86 min. Croatia attacked on the break and Perisic finds himself on the ball galloping down the left flank. He cuts inside and shoots diagonally and his effort takes a slight deflection before embarrassing David De Gea, who is beaten at his near post. Ivan Perisic scores for Croatia the second winning goal.
2:1 for Croatia

Now - road to Stade de France, to the final 10 July.

Look at our image which shows those teams who already qualified to knock out stage and those who still have chances. And look at our new article where we will inform about the latest updates!!

Croatia have won group D and will play one of the third-placed teams.
Spain’s defeat means they finish second and will play Italy (!) in Paris next Monday night.
In Group D, Turkey’s 2-0 win over the Czech Republic earned them third place in the group. They will next face either Wales or France in the last 16.
One thing fo sure - the Northern Ireland qualified to the last 16.

Now we explain the way of selection of the last 16 with 24 teams in the group stages at Euro 2016, that does not divide neatly into 16 qualifying for the knockout stages.

The best four third-placed teams from the six groups progress to the last 16.
These are the teams currently third in each group. The top four go through. If points are level, it comes down to goal difference, then goals scored, then fair play rankings from the group and finally - if they still cannot be divided - Uefa national team coefficient rankings

So far, 12 teams have made it through:

Group A: France, Switzerland

Group B: Wales, England, Slovakia
Wales finished top of the group with six points, while England finished second on five points.
Wales will play either Albania, Turkey or Northern Ireland in the last 16,
England play the runners-up of Group F. That will be Portugal, Iceland, Austria or Hungary.
Slovakia finished third - and were the first third-placed side to be assured of a place in the last 16. They will face either Germany or Croatia in the next round.

Group C: Germany, Poland, Northern Ireland

Group D: Croatia, Spain

Group E: Italy

Group F: Hungary

Knockout phase:

Round of 16
Match 1: Switzerland v Poland – Saturday 25 June, 15:00 (Saint-Etienne)
Match 2: Wales v third place A/C/D – Saturday 25 June, 18:00 (Paris)
Match 3: Croatia v third place B/E/F – Saturday 25 June, 21:00 (Lens)


Match 4: France v third place C/D/E – Sunday 26 June, 15:00 (Lyon)
Match 5: Germany v third place A/B/F – Sunday 26 June, 18:00 (Lille)
Match 6: winner F v runner-up E – Sunday 26 June, 21:00 (Toulouse)
Match 7: Italy v Spain – Monday 27 June, 18:00 (Saint-Denis)
Match 8: England v runner-up F – Monday 27 June, 21:00 (Nice)

Quarter-finals

QF1: Switzerland/Poland v winner Match 3 – Thursday 30 June, 21:00 (Marseille)
QF2: winner Match 2 v winner Match 6 – Friday 1 July, 21:00 (Lille)
QF3: winner Match 5 v winner Match 7 – Saturday 2 July, 21:00 (Bordeaux)
QF4: winner Match 4 v winner Match 8 – Sunday 3 July, 21:00 (Saint-Denis)

Semi-finals

SF1: winner QF1 v winner QF2 – Wednesday 6 July, 21:00 (Lyon)
SF2: winner QF3 v winner QF4 – Thursday 7 July, 21:00 (Marseille)


Final
Winner SF 1 v winner SF2 – Sunday 10 July, 21:00 (Saintt-Denis)

Before the start of the game

Little Spanish football fan with No 21

Top four third placed teams will participate in last 16 stage

Group A result

Group B result

Group C result

Spanish and Croatian line ups. 4-3-3 vs 4-5-1

Group D result

Group F result

Little Spanish fan at Euro 16

The way of selection of the last 16 with 24 teams in the group stages at Euro 2016

Perisic celebrates the second goal which makes Croatia No 1 in the Group D

Group F result

Cesc Fabregas (R ) passes the ball past Croatia’s goalkeeper Danijel Subasic (C ) and defender Vedran Corlukato (L ) to Morata who will score an opener just in one second

Free-kick by David Silva’s hits the wall

No goal – goal lie technology in action

One of the yangest fans on Euro 16

Ante Cacic - a Croatian football manager

Croatia’s goalscorer Nikola Kalinic - author of an equaliser.

Spanish football fans

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