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Final standings

Euro Championship 2016

24 teams · 51 matches played🏆 Portugal

◆ SPX Engine at Euro Championship 2016

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Portugal

🏆 Champions

Portugal

beat France 1–0 in the final

The Story

The 2016 Euro Championship brought together 24 teams. Portugal were crowned champions, beating France 1–0 in the final at Stade de France, Paris. Antoine Griezmann finished as top scorer with 6 goals. Across the tournament, 51 matches produced 114 goals.

🏟️ Final venue: Stade de France · Paris

Did you know?

114 goals in 51 matches — an average of 2.2 per game.
Biggest win: Hungary 0–4 Belgium.
Highest-scoring match: France 5–2 Iceland (7 goals).
Antoine Griezmann top-scored with 6 goals.
3 ties were settled on penalties.

Award races

Objective leaders derived from match data. Subjective awards (Golden Ball, Best Young Player) are panel votes and aren't shown.

👟 Golden Boot

  1. 1Antoine GriezmannAntoine Griezmann6
  2. 2Álvaro MorataÁlvaro Morata3
  3. 3Olivier GiroudOlivier Giroud3
  4. 4Dimitri PayetDimitri Payet3
  5. 5Gareth BaleGareth Bale3
  6. 6Cristiano RonaldoCristiano Ronaldo3
  7. 7NaniNani3
  8. 8Bogdan StancuBogdan Stancu2

Goals · derived from match data

🎯 Playmaker

  1. 1Eden HazardEden Hazard4
  2. 2Aaron RamseyAaron Ramsey4
  3. 3Kevin De BruyneKevin De Bruyne3
  4. 4Kamil GrosickiKamil Grosicki2
  5. 5Kári ÁrnasonKári Árnason2
  6. 6Olivier GiroudOlivier Giroud2
  7. 7Dimitri PayetDimitri Payet2
  8. 8Antoine GriezmannAntoine Griezmann2

Assists · derived from match data

🧤 Golden Glove

  1. 1Rui PatrícioRui Patrício4
  2. 2Manuel NeuerManuel Neuer4
  3. 3Thibaut CourtoisThibaut Courtois3
  4. 4Gianluigi BuffonGianluigi Buffon3
  5. 5Hugo LlorisHugo Lloris3
  6. 6Łukasz FabiańskiŁukasz Fabiański2
  7. 7Wayne HennesseyWayne Hennessey2
  8. 8Yann SommerYann Sommer2

Clean sheets · derived from match data

Bracket

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R16

Switzerland2
Poland2

won on penalties

Wales1
Northern Ireland0
Croatia0
Portugal1
France2
Rep. Of Ireland1

QF

Poland2
Portugal2

won on penalties

Wales3
Belgium1

SF

Portugal2
Wales0

Final

Portugal1
France0

Champion

Portugal

SF

Germany0
France2

QF

Germany2
Italy2

won on penalties

France5
Iceland2

R16

Germany3
Slovakia0
Hungary0
Belgium4
Italy2
Spain0
England1
Iceland2

Knockout rounds

Group stage

Final group tables and results. Groups are reconstructed from the fixtures (group letters aren’t stored for this competition), so labels are our own numbering.

Group 1

TeamPWDLGDPts
BelgiumBelgium
3201+26
ItalyItaly
3201+26
Rep. Of IrelandRep. Of Ireland
3111-24
SwedenSweden
3012-21
Rep. Of Ireland1–1Sweden
Belgium0–2Italy
Italy1–0Sweden
Belgium3–0Rep. Of Ireland
Italy0–1Rep. Of Ireland
Sweden0–1Belgium

Group 2

TeamPWDLGDPts
CroatiaCroatia
3210+27
SpainSpain
3201+36
TürkiyeTürkiye
3102-23
Czech RepublicCzech Republic
3012-31
Türkiye0–1Croatia
Spain1–0Czech Republic
Czech Republic2–2Croatia
Spain3–0Türkiye
Croatia2–1Spain
Czech Republic0–2Türkiye

Group 3

TeamPWDLGDPts
FranceFrance
3210+37
SwitzerlandSwitzerland
3120+15
AlbaniaAlbania
3102-23
RomaniaRomania
3012-21
France2–1Romania
Albania0–1Switzerland
Romania1–1Switzerland
France2–0Albania
Switzerland0–0France
Romania0–1Albania

Group 4

TeamPWDLGDPts
GermanyGermany
3210+37
PolandPoland
3210+27
Northern IrelandNorthern Ireland
310203
UkraineUkraine
3003-50
Poland1–0Northern Ireland
Germany2–0Ukraine
Ukraine0–2Northern Ireland
Germany0–0Poland
Ukraine0–1Poland
Northern Ireland0–1Germany

Group 5

TeamPWDLGDPts
HungaryHungary
3120+25
IcelandIceland
3120+15
PortugalPortugal
303003
AustriaAustria
3012-31
Austria0–2Hungary
Portugal1–1Iceland
Iceland1–1Hungary
Portugal0–0Austria
Hungary3–3Portugal
Iceland2–1Austria

Group 6

TeamPWDLGDPts
WalesWales
3201+36
EnglandEngland
3120+15
SlovakiaSlovakia
311104
RussiaRussia
3012-41
Wales2–1Slovakia
England1–1Russia
Russia1–2Slovakia
England2–1Wales
Slovakia0–0England
Russia0–3Wales

Stadiums

10 venues hosted this edition.

Stade de France

Paris

7matches

Orange Vélodrome

Marseille

6matches

Parc Olympique Lyonnais

Lyon

6matches

Stade Pierre-Mauroy

Lille

6matches

Matmut Atlantique

Bordeaux

5matches

Parc des Princes

Paris

5matches

Allianz Riviera

Nice

4matches

Stade Bollaert-Delelis

Lens

4matches

Stade Geoffroy-Guichard

Saint Etienne

4matches

Stadium Municipal

Toulouse

4matches

Teams & squads (24)

Tap a team to see the players who featured this edition — apps and goals from match data. Open any player for their full profile.

AlbaniaAlbania20 players+
AustriaAustria19 players+
BelgiumBelgium20 players+
CroatiaCroatia20 players+
Czech RepublicCzech Republic19 players+
EnglandEngland19 players+
FranceFrance18 players+
GermanyGermany19 players+
HungaryHungary21 players+
IcelandIceland17 players+
ItalyItaly22 players+
Northern IrelandNorthern Ireland18 players+
PolandPoland18 players+
PortugalPortugal21 players+
Rep. Of IrelandRep. Of Ireland19 players+
RomaniaRomania19 players+
RussiaRussia17 players+
SlovakiaSlovakia21 players+
SpainSpain18 players+
SwedenSweden16 players+
SwitzerlandSwitzerland17 players+
TürkiyeTürkiye18 players+
UkraineUkraine18 players+
WalesWales19 players+

Frequently asked questions

Who won the Euro Championship 2016?+

Portugal won the Euro Championship 2016, beating France 1–0 in the final at Stade de France, Paris.

Who was the top scorer at the Euro Championship 2016?+

Antoine Griezmann top-scored at the Euro Championship 2016 with 6 goals.

How many teams played in the Euro Championship 2016?+

24 teams took part in the Euro Championship 2016.

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