UEFA Euro 2016 Final
July 10, Stade de France, Saint-Denis, France

Portugal
Coach
Fernando Santos
Captain
Cristiano Ronaldo

EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP RECORD
W17 D9 L8
Appearances: 7
Best finish: Final (2004)
2012 performance: Semi-final
Lose penalty shoot-out 4-2 to eventual champions Spain, with Ronaldo an unused fifth penalty-taker

EUROPEAN DREAM
Portugal aiming to claim first crown. Talismanic forward Cristiano Ronaldo is yet to score in 43 free-kicks in major tournament but is only one strike short of becoming all-time top goalscorer at Euros


Cristiano Ronaldo
Mins played: 600
Goals scored: 3
Assists: 3
Total shots: 46
Shots on target: 26%
Passes: 166
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France
Coach
Didier Deschamps
Captain
Hugo Lloris

EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP RECORD
W20 D9 L9
Appearances: 9
Best finish: Winner (1984, 2000)
2012 performance: Quarter-final
Les Bleus win only one game before being dumped out in lacklustre 2-0 defeat by Spain


HOST NATION HEROES
France – last team to triumph on home soil, in 1984 – aiming for repeat performance. Top goalscorer Antoine Griezmann is first player since Michel Platini to score more than five goals in single tournament


Antoine Griezmann
Mins played: 435
Goals scored: 6
Assists: 2
Total shots: 22
Shots on target: 54%
Passes: 161

MATCHBALL: BEAU JEU
Blue, white and red, like French tricolour, name means Beautiful Game. Based on best elements of acclaimed 2014 Brazuca match ball


STADE DE FRANCE
Opened: 1998 Capacity: 80,000
Built for 1998 FIFA World Cup – hosted 2007 Rugby World Cup final and two Champions League finals


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HEAD-TO-HEAD  
Portugal 5
Draw 1
France 18

Recent meetings
2015 Portugal 0-1 France
2014 France 2-1 Portugal

Since 1978, France are unbeaten in 10 meetings with Portugal, including 1-0 victory in last competitive tie at 2006 World Cup

ROAD TO FINA
Iceland 1-1 Match 1  W Romania 2-1
Austria 0-0 Match 2 W Albania 2-0
Hungary 3-3 Match 3 D Switzerland 0-0
Croatia *1-0 Last 16 W Ireland 2-1
Poland †1-1 QF W Iceland 5-2
Wales 2-0 W SF Germany 2-0
*After extra time, †5-3 penalties

COMPETITION STATISTICS
8 Goals scored 13
5 Goals against 4
112 Total shots 103
36 Shots on target 36
2654 Passes completed 2468
45 Corners 39
52% Possession 52%

FINAL BALL: Assists
Ronaldo 3
Griezmann 2
Giroud 2
Payet 2

ON TARGET: Shots at goal
Griezmann 12
Ronaldo 12
Nani 9
Payet, Pogba 7


PLAYMAKERS: Passes
Pogba 284
Matuidi 270
Carvalho 246
Pepe 237

PROBABLE LINE-UPS
Lloris
Griezmann
Giroud
Koscielny
Umtiti
Sagna
Sissoko
Payet
Pogba
Matuidi
Evra
Sanches
Joao Mario
Rui Patricio
Guerreiro
Silva
Ronaldo
Carvalho
Nani
Cedric
Fonte
Pepe

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EUROPEAN CHAMPIONS

France can join Germany and Spain as only teams to win championships three times

1960 USSR Host: France
1964 Spain Spain
1968 Italy Italy
1972 West Germany Belgium 
1976 Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia
1980 West Germany Italy
1984 France France

1988 Netherlands West Germany 
1992 Denmark Sweden
1996 Germany England
2000 France  Netherlands/Belgium
2004 Greece Portugal
2008 Spain Austria/Switzerland
2012 Spain Poland/Ukraine


Source: UEFA
Pictures: Getty Images