Euro 2016 Round of 16 Schedule: Date, Time, Venue, Live Stream Info - originally posted on Soccerlens.com
The Euro 2016 group stage games are over, and we now know which teams have progressed to the Round of 16 and the knockout rounds.
The 15th edition of the European championships will see the two teams from each six groups and four of the best third places teams are to go through to the Round of 16 knockout round.
First, let us check out the teams who have qualified for the Round of 16.
Group winners: France, Wales, Germany, Croatia, Italy, Hungary
Group runners-up: Switzerland, England, Poland, Spain, Belgium, Iceland
Four best third-placed: Northern Ireland, Portugal, Republic of Ireland, Slovakia
Eliminated: Albania, Austria, Czech Republic, Romania, Russia, Sweden, Turkey, Ukraine
Round of 16 Fixtures
Match 1: Switzerland vs Poland
Date and Time: 25 June, Saturday – 2pm BST
Venue: Stade Geoffroy-Guichard, Saint-Etienne
Match 2: Wales vs Northern Ireland
Date and Time: 25 June, Saturday – 5pm BST
Venue: Parc des Princes, Paris
Match 3: Croatia vs Portugal
Date and Time: 25 June, Saturday – 8pm BST
Venue: Stade Bollaert- Delelis, Lens Agglo
Match 4: France vs Republic of Ireland
Date and Time: 26 June, Sunday – 2pm BST
Venue: Stade de Lyon, Lyon
Match 5: Germany vs Slovakia
Date and Time: 26 June, Sunday – 5pm BST
Venue: Stade Pierre Mauroy, Lille Metropole
Match 6: Hungary vs Belgium
Date and Time: 26 June, Sunday – 8pm BST
Venue: Stadium de Toulouse, Toulouse
Match 7: Italy vs Spain
Date and Time: 27 June, Monday – 5pm BST
Venue: Stade de France, Saint-Denis
Match 8: England vs Iceland
Date and Time: 27 June, Monday – 8pm BST
Venue: Stade de Nice, Nice
Where to watch Live
All the matches will be broadcasted live in the United Kingdom on ITV UK and BBC. Radio commentary will be available on BBC Radio 5 Live.
Live Stream info: Watch Euro 2016 Live
We have some great games lined up for the knockout rounds. Italy vs Spain promises to be a cracker, while all eyes will be on Hungary (surprised everyone by topping their group) who face Belgium. England face Iceland, and although on paper the Three Lions will start as huge favourites, but anything can happen within the game of 90 minutes.
Quarterfinals will begin from 30th June onwards while the two semifinals will take place on 6th and 7th July respectively. The final will be played on 10th July at Stade de France, Saint-Denis.
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