Euro 2016 Round of 16: Wales, England, Ireland, N. Ireland, France

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National teams England, Wales, Northern Ireland, Ireland, Italy, France, Germany, Switzerland, Poland, Croatia, Portugal, Slovakia, Hungary, Belgium, Spain, and Iceland have qualified to compete in the upcoming Euro 2016 Round of 16 that takes place from June 25 to June 27 around France at Stade Geoffroy-Guichard, Parc des Princes, Stade Felix Bollaert, Stade des Lumieres, Stade Pierre-Mauroy, Stadium Municipal, Stade de France, and Allianz Riviera.

Superstars from the England Premier League, Spanish La Liga, German Bundesliga, and Italian Serie A are playing their “A-Game” in the tournament cheered on by fans. Among the football greats competing for national glory are: Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal), Nani (Portugal), Gareth Bale (Wales), Aaron Ramsey (Wales), Robert Lewandowski (Poland), Dele Ali (England), Harry Kane (England), Wayne Rooney (England), Jamie Vardy (England), Dimitri Payet (France), Antoine Griezmann (France), Paul Pogba (France), Olivier Giroud (France), Thomas Muller (Germany), Mesut Ozil (Germany), Manuel Neuer (Germany), Toni Kroos (Germany), Andres Iniesta (Spain), Sergio Ramos (Spain), Sergio Busquets (Spain), Kevin De Bruyne (Belgium), Eden Hazard (Belgium), Luka Modric (Croatia), David Alaba (Austria), and Giorgio Chiellini (Italy).

Teams Qualified for Euro 2016 Last 16 Round

France - Winners Group A
Switzerland - Runners-up Group A
Wales - Winners Group B
England - Runners-up Group B
Slovakia - Third place Group B
Germany - Winners Group C
Poland - Runners-up Group C
Northern Ireland - Third place Group C
Croatia - Winners Group D
Spain - Runners-up Group D
Italy - Winners Group E
Belgium - Runners-up Group E
Republic of Ireland - Third place Group E
Hungary - Winners Group F
Iceland - Runners-up Group F
Portugal - Third place Group F

Third Place Teams Qualified for Euro 2016 Last 16 Round

Slovakia (Group B) play Germany (Winners Group C)
Northern Ireland (Group C) play Wales (Winners Group B)
Republic of Ireland (Group E) play France (Winners Group A)
Portugal (Group F) play Croatia (Winners Group D)

Euro 2016 Round of 16 Draw

Match 1: Switzerland v Poland
Match 2: Croatia v Portugal
Match 3: Wales v Northern Ireland
Match 4: Hungary v Belgium
Match 5: Germany v Slovakia
Match 6: Italy v Spain
Match 7: France v Republic of Ireland
Match 8: England v Iceland

The Euro 2016 Round of 16 gets underway on Saturday, June 25 with a not-to-be-missed game between Wales v Northern Ireland at Parc des Princes in Paris; and an exciting match between Switzerland v Poland at Stade Geoffroy-Guichard in Saint-Etienne, France.

Then on Sunday, June 26, Euro 2016 hosts France clash with Ireland at Stade des Lumieres in Lyon. And potential tournament winners, Belgium play Hungary at Stade Pierre-Mauroy in Lille.

For England fans, there is a historic match between England v Iceland on Monday, June 27th at Allianz Riviera in Nice.

Wales v Northern Ireland – Who wants it most?

Football tickets for Wales v Northern Ireland are still available for Saturday’s fixture. Both teams have done so well to date in their respective clashes that the leading strikers of both sides are confident that their team will win the match and go on to the quarter-finals! Twenty-six year old Wales and Real Madrid superstar forward Gareth Bale and twenty-eight year old Ireland and Norwich forward Kyle Lafferty each scored seven goals in qualifying.

Euro 2016’s joint top goal scorer Bale remarked that Wales "ultimate goal" is to win Euro 2016; and Lafferty said Northern Ireland "can go all the way" in France. "Obviously you come to the tournament for one reason - to win, not to play three games and go home," said Bale, who scored three goals in the Euro 2016 Group Stage.

The ultimate goal is we want to try and win the tournament,” added Bale. "It's a cliche but we'll take each one as it comes. Yes, we would love to win it, but all our focus now is on Northern Ireland."

"They topped their group, you don't do that by mistake," said Bale about Northern Ireland’s record in the qualifying stage. "They have very similar team spirit to us. They are a bit more defensive than us - it will be difficult to break them down, but we will try our best."

Led by delighted manager Chris Coleman, Wales qualified for the Euro 2016 Round of 16 as Group B winners ahead of England. Michael O'Neill’s Northern Ireland side qualified by finishing in third place in Group C.

Wales and N. Ireland are in the opposite bracket of the draw from England, current world champions Germany, reigning Euro 2012 champions Spain, four-time World Cup winners Italy and Euro 2016 hosts France.

"We honestly believe with our heart and determination that we can beat anyone,” said Lafferty. "With the squad we have I honestly am sitting here thinking we can go all the way. If we get a bit of luck we can upset a few teams.

"Stopping Bale is the big question - he's a very big part of their team as a player of that calibre is going to be - we'll look at areas where they are strong and areas that we can exploit,” continued Lafferty. "It'll be interesting to see who it wants it most on Saturday. I believe we'll come out on top."

Veteran defender Aaron Hughes, Northern Ireland's second most-capped player of all time with 102 caps, looks forward to the support of fans and great atmosphere at the historic crucial match.

"It'll be a fantastic game," said Hughes. "I think the atmosphere will be tremendous - as good as any here.”

"We're in such a position here to create history that can last a long time and we don't want to let go of that,” said Northern Ireland’s popular defender Jonny Evans. "We want to go as far as we can and not waste this opportunity."

Euro 2016 Last 16 Tickets, Fixtures, Schedule

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June 25
Euro 2016 Switzerland v Poland Tickets 15:00 - Stade Geoffroy-Guichard - Saint-Etienne, France
Euro 2016 Wales v Northern Ireland Tickets 18:00 - Parc des Princes - Paris, France
Euro 2016 Croatia v Portugal Tickets @ Stade Felix Bollaert - Lens, France

June 26
Euro 2016 France v Ireland Tickets @ Stade des Lumieres - Lyon, France
Euro 2016 Germany v Slovakia Tickets @ Stade Pierre-Mauroy - Lille, France
Euro 2016 Hungary v Belgium Tickets @ Stadium Municipal - Toulouse, France

June 27
Euro 2016 Italy v Spain Tickets @ Stade de France - Paris, France
Euro 2016 England v Iceland Tickets @ Allianz Riviera - Nice, France

Euro 2016 Group Stage Results & Man of the Match
Group A: France, Romania, Albania, Switzerland
Group B: England, Russia, Wales, Slovakia
Group C: Germany, Ukraine, Poland, Northern Ireland
Group D: Spain, Czech Republic, Turkey, Croatia
Group E: Belgium, Italy, Ireland, Sweden
Group F: Portugal, Iceland, Austria, Hungary

Leading up to the Euro 2016 Round of 16, twenty-four impressive national teams competed in the Group Stage round with the following results along with the “Man of the Match”.

10/06
France 2-1 Romania – Dimitri Payet
11/06
Albania 0-1 Switzerland – Granit Xhaka
Wales 2-1 Slovakia – Joe Allen
England 1-1 Russia – Eric Dier
12/06
Turkey 0-1 Croatia – Luka Modrić
Poland 1-0 Northern Ireland – Grzegorz Krychowiak
Germany 2-0 Ukraine – Toni Kroos
13/06
Spain 1-0 Czech Republic – Andrés Iniesta
Republic of Ireland 1-1 Sweden – Wes Hoolahan
Belgium 0-2 Italy – Emanuele Giaccherini
14/06
Austria 0-2 Hungary – László Kleinheisler
Portugal 1-1 Iceland – Nani
15/06
Russia 1-2 Slovakia – Marek Hamšík
Romania 1-1 Switzerland – Granit Xhaka (2)
France 2-0 Albania – Dimitri Payet (2)
16/06
England 2-1 Wales – Kyle Walker
Ukraine 0-2 Northern Ireland – Gareth McAuley
Germany 0-0 Poland – Jérôme Boateng
17/06
Italy 1-0 Sweden – Éder
Czech Republic 2-2 Croatia – Ivan Rakitić
Spain 3-0 Turkey – Andrés Iniesta (2)
18/06
Belgium 3-0 Republic of Ireland – Axel Witsel
Iceland 1-1 Hungary – Kolbeinn Sigthórsson
Portugal 0-0 Austria – João Moutinho
19/06
Romania 0-1 Albania – Arlind Ajeti
Switzerland 0-0 France – Yann Sommer
20/06
Russia 0-3 Wales – Aaron Ramsey
Slovakia 0-0 England – Matúš Kozáčik
21/06
Ukraine 0-1 Poland – Ruslan Rotan
Northern Ireland 0-1 Germany – Mesut Özil
Czech Republic 0-2 Turkey – Burak Yılmaz
Croatia 2-1 Spain – Ivan Perišić
22/06
Iceland 2-1 Austria – Kári Árnason
Hungary 3-3 Portugal – Cristiano Ronaldo
Italy v Republic of Ireland – Robbie Brady
Sweden v Belgium – Eden Hazard