Euro 2016

European Union-based footballers have given their responses to the EU referendum result

Ronaldo will join Platini as the leading all-time goal scorer in the Euro with a goal against Croatia.

The 66-year-old hopes Euro 2016 success could help restore happiness to his country after a difficult period.

Chris Coleman's side booked their place in the last 16 as group winners.

Aaron Ramsey has two assists and a goal for Wales.

Real Madrid star Gareth Bale has been the key player for Wales in Euro 2016.

Robert Lewandowski is yet to score at Euro 2016 and will be keen to open his account when Poland face the Swiss.

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Sports retailers and TV broadcasters expect a boost from home nations' success in France.

Europa League winners want the Wales international to replace Ever Banega.

The smallest nation to qualify for a major tournament stand between Roy Hodgson's side and the quarter-finals.

England's Kyle Walker and Ben Davies of Wales also slot in at the back.

The record-breaking star is leading England at a major tournament for the first time.

Celta Vigo forward made his debut in Barcelona's first team under Spaniard.

In the absence of scintillating football, the media has been desperate for a narrative.

Alvaro Morata is the joint top scorer at the ongoing European Championships in France.

While hooligans and the hostility of the referendum grab the headlines, Europe is enjoying Euro 2016 together.

A late victory over Austria for the competition debutants set up a last 16 showdown with Roy Hodgon's side.

Swansea and Celtic are both reportedly interested in signing the 26-year-old this summer.

The England international was strongly linked with a move to the Emirates Stadium.

Ramsey contributed one goal and two assists in three games as Wales made the last-16 of Euro 2016.

England, Wales and Northern Ireland are three out of the 16 teams to qualify for R16 of Euro 2016.

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Otto follows in the numerous footsteps of Paul, the World Cup predicting octopus.

The keeper was beaten at his near post by Ivan Perisic's in the 2-1 defeat to Croatia.

Travelling supporters

Real Madrid forward snatched it out of the hands of Portuguese journalist Diogo Torres

England are set to get back the services of Kane and Rooney for the round of 16

FA bosses reportedly unhappy with England's failure to win Group B.

The hackers also defaced the FRF's site for the Romanian Football Cup.