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Tournament tables, infographics, forecasts, analytics and simulator of the results of the European Football Championship 2016 (UEFA Euro 2016) - a football tournament for national teams of European countries. 54 teams took part in the qualification for the final stage. 23 teams made it to the finals, joining the host team of the tournament, France.
The final stage of the European Championship will take place from June 10 to July 10, 2016 at 10 stadiums in 10 cities in France.
The draw for the final part took place in Paris on December 12, 2015.
As a result of the draw, the teams participating in the final stage were divided into six groups (from A to F), from which the two strongest teams, as well as four best teams, who took third place.

Tournament tables

When manually entering match scores, tournament scores are automatically recalculated and you can easily and clearly analyze the results football matches at Euro 2016, predict and monitor changes in the tournament situation in groups and at the knockout stage. Before the start of the competition, make your prediction of the outcome of the European Football Championship and save it as an image in a file. During the tournament, the real results of past matches will be entered in tables and reflected in teams, stadiums, players, stages, judges, attendance and occupancy of stadiums.

Interactive maps

Interactive maps of France and Europe will help you obtain information on the Euro 2016 finalist teams, cities and stadiums where matches of the final part of the European Championship will be held.

Match schedule

tournament - a simple and convenient schedule of matches, reflecting the progress by dates of teams in the tournament.

Match statistics

allows you to quickly find the match you are interested in (or a filtered set of matches) and get complete infographic statistics on it.

Tournament statistics

Statistics on teams, stadiums, players, stages, referees, attendance and stadium occupancy. Goals, warnings ( yellow cards), removals (red cards) by minutes of the match. On the site, you can use graphical information to see how the scoring situation changed minute by minute in any selected football match and how long each team won, lost or drew in each match and throughout the tournament as a whole. Changes to current FIFA rankings (including pre-tournament friendlies).

Player statistics

All goals, assists (assists), own goals, penalties scored, yellow and red cards received in one Top scorers EURO 2016 using the goal+pass system. The number of minutes played at the tournament by football players who scored goals. Average number of minutes played per goal.

Team statistics

Composition and statistics for the Russian national team and other teams participating in the EURO final tournament. Representation of championships in national teams. Ratings of football players and teams by average height, weight, age, matches for the national team. Distribution of the number of players participating in the championship by height, weight, experience (matches for the national team), age.

EURO 2016 simulator

Before the start of the final part of the European Football Championship, you can independently adjust the strengths of the teams and simulate its results.

Pre-tournament statistics

On the pre-tournament statistics page you will find a varied ranking of teams in accordance with FIFA, UEFA ratings, total transfer prices of national teams, and the number of football players in the country.

How will the Russian team perform at Euro 2016? Who will win Euro 2016?

The analytical articles page presents review of articles, interviews, reviews and forecasts of football analysts and specialists answering not only these questions, but also much more useful information about the tournament.

Regulations (rules) of UEFA EURO 2016

To understand by what criteria places in groups will be distributed, in the additional table of third teams and at stage 16, read the Russian translation of articles from Since the results and statistical information of Euro 2016 will be available only after the start of the championship, you can familiarize yourself with a similar page iScore dedicated to

map of France with cities where euro matches will be held		MATCHES
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EURO 2016 news feed

19.06.2016Swedish referee Jonas Eriksson has been appointed for the match Russia - Wales, day 9 of EURO 2016 Belgium - Ireland 3:0
Iceland - Hungary 1:1
Portugal - Austria 0:0 Day 8 of EURO2016 Italy - Sweden 1:0
Czech Republic - Croatia 2:2
Spain - Türkiye 3:0 06/16/2016 Russian referee Sergei Karasev appointed for the Iceland-Hungary match

Day 7 of EURO2016 England 2-1 Wales
S.Ireland - Ukraine 2:0
Germany - Poland 0:0 Day 6 of EURO2016
Russia - Slovakia 1:2
Romania - Switzerland 1:1
France - Albania 2:0 Day 5 of EURO 2016 Austria - Hungary 0:2
Portugal - Iceland 1:1 Day 4 of EURO2016 Spain - Czech Republic 1:0
Sweden 1-1 Ireland
Belgium - Italy 0:2

Day 3 of EURO2016 Türkiye - Croatia 0:1
Poland - Northern Ireland 1:0
Germany - Ukraine 2:0 Day 3 of EURO2016 Russian referee Sergei Karasev has been appointed for the Romania-Switzerland match, day 2 of EURO 2016 Slovakia - Wales 1:2 Day 2 of EURO 2016 Albania - Switzerland - 0:1 ...

more news about Euro 2016

After entering the match result standings groups are automatically recalculated and places are established in accordance with criteria a)b)c)d)e)f)h) of article 18.01. Criterion g) ( fair play in the final tournament) cannot be counted until the start of the tournament. During the championship, when teams score points in fair play, this criterion for the distribution of places will be taken into account.
When you hover the cursor over the field indicating the team's place, a hint appears based on which criterion the team ranks higher than the one next to it (or before it, if the team ranks last). The team advancing to the knockout stage is highlighted in bold and displayed in the knockout stage bracket and on the interactive calendar. In accordance with the Euro 2016 Regulations, it is possible to determine the place in the group in a penalty shootout (Article 18.02). In this case, you can force a place in the table by editing the place field.
Places in the additional table of teams that take third place in their groups are determined according to criteria a)b)c)e) and d) (fair play) of Article 18.03 of the Euro 2016 Regulations.
At the knockout stage, in accordance with Article 19 of the Rules, penalty shootouts are possible. To set the penalty shootout result, two score fields have been added for each pair of teams.
Use the "SAVE" button to save your forecasts into png or jpg image files.

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group A table

Group A round table

Group C table

Group C round table

group E table

Group E round table

Group B table

Group B round table

group D table

Group D round table

Group F table

Group F round table

additional ranking table for teams that took 3rd place in groups

knockout stage

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EURO 2016 statistics.
Average indicators of national teams in terms of performance, attendance, discipline, ball possession, shots on goal and shots on target.
Average indicators for the stages of the tournament in terms of performance, attendance, discipline.
All Euro2016 matches. The most visited and most unattended matches. Number of goals, shots, offsides, corners. Average match attendance.
Statistics on judges (arbitrators). Warnings and deletions issued, fouls and penalties awarded.
Stadium statistics. Attendance and average attendance.

Article 17 Match System - Final Tournament

17.03 The table shows various options combinations for round 16, depending on which teams qualified from third place after the group matches of the final tournament. For example, if the teams finishing third in Groups A, B, C and D qualify, the pairings will be WA v 3C, WB v 3D, WC v 3A and WD v 3B.

4 best places in additional third teams table	WA v	WB v	WC v	WD v
A B C D	3C	3D	3A	3B
A B C E	3C	3A	3B	3E
A B C F	3C	3A	3B	3F
A B D E	3D	3A	3B	3E
A B D F	3D	3A	3B	3F
A B E F	3E	3A	3B	3F
A C D E	3C	3D	3A	3E
A C D F	3C	3D	3A	3F
A C E F	3C	3A	3F	3E
A D E F	3D	3A	3F	3E
B C D E	3C	3D	3B	3E
B C D F	3C	3D	3B	3F
B C E F	3E	3C	3B	3F
B D E F	3E	3D	3B	3F
C D E F	3C	3D	3F	3E

Article 18 Tie Qualification for Knockout Matches - Final Tournament

18.01 If two or more teams in the same group are tied on points at the conclusion of the group stage matches, the following criteria will apply, in that order, to determine their places in the group:
A. by the most points scored in matches between these teams;
b. by the greater goal difference in the results of matches between these teams;
c. by the most goals scored in matches between these teams;
d. If, after applying criteria a) - c), the teams are still ranked the same, (criteria a) - c) apply exclusively to matches between those teams to determine their final ranking.) If this procedure does not lead to a decision, criteria e apply ) - h)
e. by greater goal difference in all group matches;
f. by the most goals scored in group matches;
g. fair play in the final tournament as defined in Appendix C.5.1;
h. position in the UEFA rankings for national teams(See Appendix B.1.2.b).

18.02 If two teams that have the same number of points and the same number of goals scored and conceded play last match in a group against each other and are still tied at the end of that match, their final ranking will be determined by a penalty shootout – (For determination of winner by penalty shootout see clause 19.02 to clause 19.04), provided that there are no other teams in the group that have the same number of points at the end of all matches in the group. Therefore, if more than two teams have the same number of points, the criteria listed in clause 18.01 apply.

18.03 The four best third-placed teams in the groups will be determined by the following criteria, in that order, for the group matches of the final tournament:
A. by the most points scored;
b. by greater goal difference;
c. by more goals;
d. fair play in the final tournament as defined in Appendix C.5.1;
e. position in the UEFA rankings for national teams (see Appendix B.1.2.b).

Article 19 Extra time and penalty shootout

19.01 In play-off and knockout matches in the final tournament, if there is no winner at the end of regulation time, two 15-minute halves of extra time are played. There is a 5 minute break between the end of regular time and the start of extra time. At the discretion of the referee, players remain on the playing field during this 5 minute break. If there is no winner after extra time, a penalty shootout is mandatory.

19.02 Penalty shootouts are decided in accordance with the procedure set out in the IFAB Laws of the Game.

19.03 The referee decides which goal the penalty shootout will go into:
a. For reasons of safety, field conditions, lighting or other similar reasons, the referee may choose which goal the penalty shoot-out will take place without drawing lots. In this case, he is not required to justify the decision, which is final.
b. If he considers that any goal can be used for a penalty, in the presence of two captains, he decides to draw coins to determine the goal.

19.04 To ensure strict adherence to procedure, the referee has his assistants, who also record the players of each team taking the penalty shootout.

Regulations of the UEFA European Football Championship 2014-16

The World Cup has started in France. From June 10 to July 10, 51 matches will be played in ten different stadiums across the country.

Matches will be played at 10 largest stadiums countries: Stade de France (Saint-Denis), Velodrome (Marseille), Lumiere (Lyon), Parc des Princes (Paris), Pierre Mauroy (Villeneuve-d'Ascq), Bollar-Delelis (Lens), Matmu Atlantic (Bordeaux) , Geoffroy Guichard (Saint-Etienne), Toulouse Stadium (Toulouse), Allianz Riviera (Nice).

The tournament logo was designed by Brandia Central. The Henri Delon Cup is graphically depicted against the background of the French flag. Based on the voting results, the mascot was chosen as the brown-haired Super-Victor - a football character with number 16, dressed in a red, white and blue uniform.

They didn’t forget about the design of the game’s main tool. Back in November 2015 famous football player Zinedine Zidane proposed a design for the official ball of the tournament, after which Adidas began developing the balls.

The official anthem was prepared for the FIFA World Cup. In May 2016, it became known that the song performed by David Guetta and Sarah Larsson is This One’s for You.

The World Cup has a common motto - Rendezvous. Each team also came up with its own motto, which identifies the mood of the country in different ways, but has one meaning - the desire to win.

The football life of fans has become the main topic of all the news - events are unfolding rapidly and are stunning in their aggressiveness.

The country still maintains the highest security measures, so more than 90,000 military and police personnel, as well as representatives of private security services, were sent to the championship. There are about 13,000 employees in the capital alone.

On the eve of the first match, riots began. From June 9 to 10, the British distinguished themselves by staging a real riot with overturning cars and provocative cries about a terrorist group banned in the Russian Federation. It all ended with the dispersal of the hooligans using tear gas.

The next day, June 11, English fans fought with Marseille fans; 100-150 people took part in the fight. The riot police won, as expected.

From June 10 to 11, the British attacked Russian fans, the outcome of events was the same - police, gas, dispersal.

If on the morning of the 11th the situation was considered stable, but after lunch the British threw bottles at the Russian fan bus. Before the start of the match, the local police had to take a water cannon, cool it down and disperse the raging fans.

In the evening, in the port of Marseille, 150-200 Russian hooligans and several thousand English fans staged six local fights, during which several Russians were injured, significant damage was inflicted on the British: two of them received life-threatening injuries, four were hospitalized, six were detained. The total number of victims is 35 people.

UEFA opened a disciplinary case against the Russian Football Union following the match. During the Russia-England match, racist chants were recorded in the match delegate's report, which added another point to the disciplinary case. Fans Russian Federation accused of rioting, racism, use of pyrotechnics.

At 23:00 in Nice, riots began between fans of Poland and Ireland. About 30 Poles began firing bottles at the Northern Irishmen, who responded in kind, but on the day of the match the fans of both sides behaved amicably, so this incident was considered an accident.

The police have become harsher towards hooligans; the most violent ones are sent to jail. During the Croatia-Turkey match, this time the French stood out - there was a complete attack on the Turks. 20 people were put behind bars.

On the evening of June 12, UEFA warned England and Russia about the imposition of sanctions, including possible disqualification of national teams from the World Cup, if the situation among fans does not change dramatically. Due to aggressive behavior, the sale of alcohol in the fan zone, as well as in places where fans gather, was prohibited.

In the evening of the same day, in the suburbs of Paris - Lille, a brawl broke out between Germans and Ukrainians. About 30 German fans attacked the Ukrainians and began to tear Ukrainian flags. There were no casualties, the police quickly neutralized the conflict, and one German fan was detained.

Today, June 13, local Parisian police came to check the hotel where representatives were located All-Russian Association fans. A search was carried out, all documents were copied, portrait photographs were taken.

This coming Sunday a match between Turkey and Croatia will take place in Paris. To avoid brawls, an additional 1,500 law enforcement officers were sent to the capital. Particular attention is paid to the areas surrounding the Parc des Princes stadium. The fans are also being monitored. A decision has been made to increase the number of stewards inside the stadium to carry out more thorough screening of football fans.

Updated: 06/20/2016

The European Football Championship (until 1968 called the European Nations Cup) is the main tournament among national teams of the old world, which has been held under the auspices of UEFA since 1960. The competition was founded by Henri Delaunay, and the first European champion was the USSR team.

European Football Championship: The Winners' Path

Like the World Championship, the European Championship is held every 4 years. Throughout its history, the rules of the final part of the tournament have been changed several times. To a greater extent, this concerned the number of participating teams. UEFA is trying to make the competition more interesting and popular, and last championship Europe 2016, the organization decided to increase the number of national teams to 24 teams.

To get to the final part of the tournament, European teams undergo qualification. The choice of the country in which the cup will be held is determined by lot. In 2000, 2008 and 2012, the championship was hosted by two countries, but then there were only 16 participating teams.

The last European Championship was held in France, and in 2020 the tournament is planned to be held in 13 European countries, since in 2020 the championship will celebrate its 60th anniversary.

All European football champions by year

1960 - USSR

1964 - Spain

1968 - Italy

1972 - Germany

1976 - Czechoslovakia

1980 - Germany

1984 - France

1988 - Netherlands

1992 - Denmark

1996 - Germany

2000 - France

2004 - Greece

2008 - Spain

2012 - Spain

2016 - Portugal

Germany and Spain won the title of European champions the greatest number of times (3 times each). In addition, the “red fury” managed to become the first team in history to win the tournament twice in a row (in 2008 and 2012).

The 2016 European Football Championship is also called World Cup 2016 or Euro 2016. This will be the anniversary, the 15th football tournament for European national teams. Total played 24 teams. We will tell you in our article about the location of the championship, dates, schedule and teams.

The organizer of Euro 2016 is UEFA - the Union of European Football Associations.

Where and when will the 2016 European Championship take place?

The 2016 European Football Championship will be held in France from June 10 to July 10, 2016. The stadiums of 10 French cities will open their doors to host it. And fans will have the opportunity to travel all over France with their favorite teams. A list of all cities is given later in the article.

What's in the news

Midfielder of CSKA Moscow and the Russian national team Alan Dzagoev will not be able to take part in the 2016 European Championship due to a fracture. Until recently, he was on the list of the Russian national team.
31-year-old German Roman Neustedter (defender) will play in our team. Previously he played for German club Schalke.
After the terrorist attacks on November 13, 2015 during football matches and the crash of an A320 plane taking off from Charles de Gaulle airport, France remains a dangerous country for tourism. However, the championship is not going to be cancelled, all hotels for the period from June 10 to July 10 are booked, and fans are already packing their bags.
The Russian national team at the 2016 European Championship is pictured.

Who will Russia play at the 2016 World Cup?

Main dates for Russian fans:

June 11 at 21:00 French time Russia plays England at Marseille stadium
June 15 at 15:00 Russia plays Slovakia at Lille Metropole Stadium
June 20 at 21:00 Russia plays Wales at Toulouse Stadium

Experts believe that Russia is lucky with the group. The teams of Slovakia and Wales are not considered the strongest, and the England team is weakened by domestic championships and may not appear at Euro 2016 in its best form.

According to forecasts, Russia should reach the ⅛ finals and, perhaps, even get into the ¼.

According to the FIFA national teams ranking, Russia ranks 24th. Two out of three rivals are higher than Russia on this list. But nevertheless, bookmakers predict Russia to take second place in its group. Some write about the special team spirit of the Russian team, the ability to interact, to pass a timely pass to a more experienced and well-placed team member. These qualities can become key and turn the results of the championship in our favor.

	Wales	Slovakia	England
FIFA national team rankings	17, 7 positions above Russia	26, 2 positions below Russia	9th place, 15 positions above Russia
The most dangerous players	Gareth Bale, a midfielder, has high speed, excellent reactions and a strong, accurate shot. The most expensive football player in the world.	Marek Hamsik, midfielder. He can make amazingly accurate passes. Feels the ball and the field.	Wayne Rooney, one of the best strikers in the world. Harry Kane nicknamed “hurricane” is one of the best and dear players planets.
History of victories and defeats with Russia	In our entire history of games, Russia has defeated the Welsh team.	During the 21 years of relations between our countries, 8 games were played. The Slovaks won two games. Russia won three games. Three matches ended in a draw.	Over the 25-year history, the teams of Russia and England have played twice. The British won once, the Russians won once.
Predictions for victory	1,5%	0,7%	8,3%

It is worth mentioning the coach of the Russian national team, Leonid Slutsky, who replaced the Italian Fabio Capello. New coach has already secured Russia's participation in Euro 2016. All football world has high hopes for him to represent Russia well at the summer championship.

2016 European Football Championship schedule, game calendar

The European Championship consists of qualifying tournaments, as a result of which 23 teams are selected to participate in the final tournaments.

In 2016, for the first time, the number of participating countries at Euro 2016 increased from 16 to 24. 23 countries were selected as a result qualifying stage, the 24th country, France, is automatically invited to the final as host of the 2016 World Cup.

The final tournament consists of group matches and the final series of games (play-offs), which in turn are divided into ⅛ finals, quarter finals, semi-finals and finals.

The championship stages can be seen in the infographic below.

Based on the results of the draw, teams from all participating countries are grouped into 6 groups. Group matches will be played between teams from the same group.

Group matches calendar

	10.06	11.06	12.06	13.06	14.06	15.06	16.06	17.06	18.06	19.06	20.06	21.06	22.06
Bordeaux		Wales - Slovakia at 18:00			Austria - Hungary at 18:00				Belgium - Ireland at 15:00			Croatia - Spain at 21:00
Lance		Albania - Switzerland at 15:00					England - Wales at 15:00					Czech Republic - Türkiye at 21:00
Lille			Germany - Ukraine at 21:00			Russia - Slovakia at 15:00				Switzerland - France at 21:00			Italy - Ireland at 21:00
Lyon				Belgium - Italy at 21:00			Ukraine - North Ireland at 18:00			Romania - Albania at 21:00			Hungary - Portugal at 18:00
Marseilles		England - Russia at 21:00				France - Albania at 21:00			Iceland - Hungary at 18:00			Ukraine - Poland at 18:00
Nice			Poland - North Ireland at 18:00					Spain - Türkiye at 21:00					Sweden - Belgium at 21:00
Paris			Türkiye - Croatia at 15:00			Romania - Switzerland at 18:00			Portugal - Austria at 21:00			North Ireland - Germany at 18:00
Saint Denis	France - Romania at 21:00			Ireland - Sweden at 18:00			Germany - Poland at 21:00						Iceland - Austria at 18:00
Saint-Etienne					Portugal - Iceland at 21:00			Czech Republic - Croatia at 18:00			Slovakia - England at 21:00
Toulouse				Spain - Czech Republic at 15:00				Italy - Sweden at 15:00			Russia - Wales at 21:00

⅛ finals schedule

According to UEFA regulations, the teams that took first and second place in their group, as well as the 4 best teams that took third place, advance to the one-eighth finals. The game schedule for June-July 2016 is as follows.

	25.06	26.06	27.06
Lance	1st place of group D, 3rd place of group B, E, F at 21:00
Lille		1st place of group C, 3rd place of group A, B, F at 18:00
Lyon		1st place of group A, 3rd place of group C, D, E at 15:00
Nice			2nd place of group B, 2nd place of group F at 21:00
Paris	1st place of group B, 3rd place of group A, C, D at 18:00
Saint Denis			1st place of group E, 2nd place of group D at 18:00
Saint-Etienne	2nd place of group A, 2nd place of group C at 15:00
Toulouse		1st place of group F, 2nd place of group E at 21:00

Quarter finals schedule

The quarter-final games will determine the semi-finalists. These matches are watched not only by true football fans, but also by a wider audience.

Semi-final schedule

This stage of the 2016 European Football Championship will determine the two best teams to play in the final. From this moment the hottest and most interesting part of the championship begins.

The final

The final will take place at the Stade Saint-Denis in 21:00 . This match will determine the winner of Euro 2016.

Euro 2016 standings

The final standings cannot yet contain any information. Starting June 10, we will actively monitor goals scored, points, wins and losses.

Information about the results of group matches, the number of wins, losses, goals or draws is regularly updated on the Yandex service page.

Teams, participants of the European Championship 2016

Team	Head coach	Best forward (scorer)	Judge	Forecast, probability of victory in %
Russia	Leonid Slutsky	Alexander Kerzhakov, Vladimir Beschastnykh, Roman Pavlyuchenko	Sergey Karasev	1,5%
France	Didier Deschamps	Thierry Henry, Michel Platini, David Trezeguet	Clément Turpin	36,6%
England	Roy Hodgson	Wayne Rooney, Bobby Charlton, Gary Lineker	Martin Atkinson, Mark Clattenburg	8,3%
Czech	Pavel Vrba	Jan Koller, Milan Baros, Vladimir Šmicer	Pavel Kralovets	1,3%
Iceland	Lars Lagerbeck	Eidur Gudjohnsen	-	1,3%
Austria	Marcel Koller	Tony Polster	-	3%
Northern Ireland	Michael O'Neill	David Healy	-	0,4%
Portugal	Fernando Santos	Cristiano Ronaldo	-	6,3%
Spain	Vicente del Bosque	David Villa	Carlos Velasco Carballo	18,2%
Switzerland	Vladimir Petkovich	Alexander Fry	-	1,5%
Italy	Antonio Conte	Gigi Riva	Nicola Rizzoli	6,3%
Belgium	Mark Wilmots	Paul Van Himst, Bernard Warkhof, Marc Wilmots	-	10%
Wales	Chris Coleman	Ian Rush	-	1,5%
Romania	Angel Yordenescu	Adrian Mutu, Gheorghe Hagi	Ovidiu Gatsegan	0,7%
Albania	Gianni De Biasi	Eryon Bogdani	-	0,4%
Germany	Joachim Löw	Miroslav Klose	Felix Brich	30%
Poland	Adam Navalka	Wlodzimierz Lubański	Szymon Marciniak	2%
Slovakia	Jan Kozak	Robert Wittek	-	0,7%
Croatia	Ante Cacic	Davor Shuker	-	4%
Türkiye	Fatih Terim	Hakan Shukur	Cüneyt Çakır	1,5%
Hungary	Bernd Storck	Ferenc Puskás	Victor Kashshai	0,2%
Ireland	Martin O'Neill	Robbie Keane	-	1%
Sweden	Eric Hamren	Zlatan Ibrahimovic	Jonas Eriksson	1%
Ukraine	Mikhail Fomenko	Andrey Shevchenko	-	1%

It’s convenient to look at the probability of a team’s victory on an interactive chart.

Cities that will host Euro 2016

The European Football Championship will be held in ten cities in France. List of cities: Bordeaux, Lens, Lille, Lyon, Marseille, Nice, Paris, Saint-Denis, Saint-Etienne, Toulouse.

"Stade de Bordeaux"- stadium in Bordeaux, opened in May 2015.

"Felix Bollar-Delelis" in Lens.

"Pierre Maurois", stadium in Lille, opened in 2012, has a retractable roof.

"Stade de Lyon", the stadium in Lyon opened a new arena in January this year.

"Velodrome", is the name of the stadium in Marseille.

"Stade de Nice" in Nice.

"Parc des Princes" in Paris.

"Stade de France" Saint Denis has one of the oldest stadiums in France.

"Geoffroy Guichard", the stadium in Saint-Etienne with its special atmosphere.

"Stade de Toulouse" in Toulouse.

Results of the European Championship 2016

As soon as the results of the 2016 European Championship become known, we will post them in this part of the article. Depending on how the teams play in the groups, the participants in the one-eighth, quarter-finals, as well as the semi-finals and final games will become known.

The face, mascot and symbol of this year's championship will be the cartoon character Super-Victor.
Closer to the summer of 2016, the UEFA Euro 2016 game will appear. All owners of the game Pro Evolution Soccer 2016 will be able to download it for free.

The 2016 World Cup logo depicts a real celebration of football, the UEFA Cup, decorated in the colors of the French flag, against a background of design elements. The slogan of the upcoming football championship is Le Rendez-Vous, which means a pleasant meeting.

From the article you learned about the schedule and calendar of matches of the European Football Championship, which will be held from June 10 to July 10, 2016. We have provided a list of teams, cities and stadiums where Euro 2016 will be held. This is the main article about the 2016 EURO. Click on the names of cities and countries and you will get more information about the upcoming championship.

International Drafts Federation (IDF) in accordance with the Competition Calendar for 2018 in the period from April 29 (arrival day) to May 8, 2018 in Sports complex“Aqua Life”, Kranevo (Bulgaria) held the personal and team championship (championship) of Europe in draughts-64 among boys and girls. The competition was held with the support of the Russian Drafts Foundation for the Promotion of Drafts Sports.

See the results in the individual and team competitions, the games of the participants and the video from the closing.

Competition information

IN age groups up to 27, 20, 17, 14, 11 years old boys and girls of younger ages can take part.

Individual competitions are held separately among boys and girls in three programs: classical, fast and lightning. All programs are conducted according to the international (Russian) version of draughts-64, using a system of micro-matches of two games.

The system for conducting each competition (Swiss or round-robin) and the number of rounds is established panel of judges depending on the number of participants.

In the age groups juniors (boys) up to 27 and under 20 years old, a draw for moves and positions is carried out according to the official table (745 positions); in the age groups of juniors up to 27 and under 20 years old, a draw for moves and positions is carried out according to the official table (150 positions); in the age group of cadets - boys and girls under 17 years old, a draw for White's first move is carried out.
The draw is mandatory in both games of the micro-match.
In other age groups there is no draw for moves.

Time controls:
Classic program: 40 minutes until the end of the game for each participant + 10 seconds for each move.
Quick program: 7 minutes until the end of the game for each participant +5 seconds for each move. Lightning program: 3 minutes until the end of the game for each participant +2 seconds for each move.

Team results are summed up based on the highest amount of points scored by the 12th best participants from country to classical program(one participant each in age groups up to 27, 20, 17, 14, 11, 9 years for boys and girls). Team results are also summed up separately among teams of boys and girls according to the highest sum of points scored by the 6 best participants in the classical program (one participant each in age groups up to 27, 20, 17, 14, 11, 9 years).

The organizers provide accommodation and meals from April 29 (lunch) to May 8 (breakfast) 2018 for 6 participants from each member country of the International Drafts Federation (IDF): one boy or girl in age groups up to 27, 20, 17, 14, 11, 9 years old.
The costs of their travel, as well as the costs of sending other participants and representative trainers, are borne by the sending organizations.
Participants, provided with accommodation and meals at the expense of the organizers, are required to participate in all three programs: classic, fast and lightning.

Tournament fee for each participant, for participation in all three programs - classic, lightning and fast:
- for three representatives from each country, champions of the previous European Championship (Championship) - 50 euros;
— for other representatives from each country -75 Euro;

Tournament fee for participation in only two programs - lightning and fast:
— for three representatives from each country – 30 euros;
— for other representatives from each country – 45 Euro.

Applications are accepted at the office of the International Drafts Federation by e-mail: :
for participation and booking accommodation - no later than April 14, 2018;
for visa support - no later than April 6, 2018;
to organize transfer to the competition site and back - Svetlana Stankova, e-mail: . Copies of applications must be sent to the International Drafts Federation by e-mail: .

results

Lightning program Yu27-Yu20 | Yu17-Yu14 | Yu11-Yu9 | D27-D20 | D17-D14 | D11-D9

Quick program Yu27-Yu20 | Yu17-Yu14 | Yu11-Yu9 | D27-D20 | D17-D14 | D11-D9

Classic program Yu27-Yu20 | Yu17-Yu14 | Yu11-Yu9 | D27-D20 | D17-D1 4 | D11-D9

Unofficial medal count

№	A country	Blitz			Fast			Classic			Total

1	Belarus	5	2	2	6	2	1	4	4		15	8	3
2	Russia	2	2	3	2	2	4	4	2	1	8	6	8
3	Moldova	1	1	2	1	2	2	3	1	2	5	4	6
4	Ukraine	2	1	1	1	1	2	1	1	2	4	3	5
5	Estonia	1		1	1		1		1	1	2	1	3
6	Lithuania		3	1	1	3			2	1	1	8	2
7	Latvia	1	2	1		1	1		1	4	1	4	6
8	Azerbaijan		1			1						2
		12	12	11	12	12	11	12	12	11	36	36	33

13-05-2018 Added video from closing.

11-05-2018 Added age group games: juniors U27-U20 and juniors D27-20

07-05-2018 The personal and team championship (championship) of Europe in draughts-64 among boys and girls has been completed. Athletes from 10 European countries took part in the competition. Representatives from 8 countries won medals in various categories and age groups.

Based on the results of the classical program, the results in the team and individual competitions were summed up.

In the overall team competition the winners were:
1st place - Belarus
2nd place - Russia
3rd place - Moldova

Winners in the team competition among boys' teams:
1st place - Russia
2nd place - Belarus
3rd place - Lithuania

Winners in the team competition among girls' teams:
1st place - Belarus
2nd place - Moldova
3rd place - Russia

Winners of the classic program in individual competition

Age group	Honey	Boys	A country	Girls	A country
26		Melnikov, Dmitrii Kunitsa, Aliaksei Panchenkov, Bohdan	RUS BLR UKR	Zaruba, Cristina Kriskevich, Maria Filipenko, Anna	MDA RUS RUS
19		Semyaniuk, Michael Dublin,Kirill Sveikauskis, Tomas	BLR RUS LTU	Sleahovscaia, Ana Spirina, Aliaksandra Nereda, Marija	MDA BLR LAT
16		Dolapci, Maxim Domarkas, Audrius Lapins, Kristers	MDA LTU LAT	Streltsova, Svetlana Lazovik, Yana Gorun, Andreea	RUS BLR MDA
13		Proskurin, Timofei Jugans, Rodrigo Stals, Reinis	RUS LAT LAT	Nikalayeva, Viktoryia Nikifarava, Darya Jalg, Triinu	BLR BLR EST
10		Latushkin, Ivan Lokotar, Priit Boguslavskii, Timur	BLR EST UKR	Shved, Evgeniya Musienko, Kateryna Dolapci, Daria	BLR UKR MDA
8		Kamynin, Mark Sabaliauskas, Arturas Staskevics, Renars	RUS LTU LAT	Kutsenko, Vasilisa Batrincea, Alexandra	UKR MDA

06-05-2018 Before last round The leaders in their age groups are:

Boys: B26 - Melnikov Dmitry (RUS), B19 - Semenyuk Mikhail (BLR), B16 - Dolapchi Maxim (MDA), B13 - Proskurin Timofey (RUS), B10 - Latushkin Ivan (BLR), B8 - Kamynin Mark (RUS).

Girls: G26 — Zaruba Kristina (MDA), G19 — Shlyakhovskaya Anna (MDA), G16 — Lazovik Yana (BLR), G13 — Nikiforova Daria (BLR), G10 — Swede Evgeniya (BLR), G8 — Kutsenko Vasilisa (UKR)

02-05-2018 The classic program has started. Today there is one round for all age groups. Follow the results.

01-05-2018 Today was held fast program. See the results.

Fast program winners

Age group	Honey	Boys	A country	Girls	A country
26		Kunitsa, Aliaksei Golubajev, Valentin Novytskiy, Viacheslav	BLR LTU UKR	Zaruba, Cristina Kriskevich, Maria Filipenko, Anna	MDA RUS RUS
19		Semyaniuk, Michael Kamilli, Family Dublin,Kirill	BLR AZE RUS	Spirina, Aliaksandra Nereda, Marija Sleahovscaia, Ana	BLR LAT MDA
16		Domarkas, Audrius Dolapci, Maxim Trubnikau, Ivan	LTU MDA BLR	Lazovik, Yana Streltsova, Svetlana Lushnikova, Arina	BLR RUS RUS
13		Proskurin, Timofei Sabaliauskas, Erikas Getmanskiy, Dmitrii	RUS LTU RUS	Nikalayeva, Viktoryia Nikifarava, Darya Jalg, Triinu	BLR BLR EST
10		Lokotar, Priit Latushkin, Ivan Boguslavskii, Timur	EST BLR UKR	Shved, Evgeniya Musienko, Kateryna Dolapci, Daria	BLR UKR MDA
8		Kamynin, Mark Sabaliauskas, Arturas Staskevics, Renars	RUS LTU LAT	Kutsenko, Vasilisa Batrincea, Alexandra	UKR MDA

30-04-2018 Today, at the Aqua Life Sports Complex in Kranevo (Bulgaria), the personal and team European Draughts-64 Championship among boys and girls started. The competition is held with the support of the Russian Drafts Foundation for the Promotion of Drafts Sports.

The opening of the competition took place at 12.00. The competition participants were welcomed by the President of the International Drafts Federation (IDF) Vladimir Langin, director of sports at the Aqualife sports complex Igor Korotkov, President of the Bulgarian Drafts Federation Bogdan Yanev and a children's dance group from the city of Dobrich. The mayor of Kranevo sent congratulations to the competition participants Rumen Nikolov.

Athletes from 10 European countries take part in the competition: Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bulgaria, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Russia, Romania, Ukraine and Estonia.

The lightning program started at 15.00. See the results.

Winners of the lightning program

Age group	Honey	Boys	A country	Girls	A country
26		Panchenkov, Bohdan Golubajev, Valentin Kunitsa, Aliaksei	UKR LTU BLR	Zaruba, Cristina Filipenko, Anna Kriskevich, Maria	MDA RUS RUS
19		Semyaniuk, Michael Kamilli, Family Dublin,Kirill	BLR AZE RUS	Spirina, Aliaksandra Nereda, Marija Sleahovscaia, Ana	BLR LAT MDA
16		Lapins, Kristers Domarkas, Audrius Trubnikau, Ivan	LAT LTU BLR	Lazovik, Yana Streltsova, Svetlana Lushnikova, Arina	BLR RUS RUS
13		Proskurin, Timofei Stals, Reinis Sabaliauskas, Erikas	RUS LAT LTU	Nikalayeva, Viktoryia Nikifarava, Darya Jalg, Triinu	BLR BLR EST
10		Lokotar, Priit Latushkin, Ivan Boguslavskii, Timur	EST BLR UKR	Shved, Evgeniya Musienko, Kateryna Dolapci, Daria	BLR UKR MDA
8		Kamynin, Mark Sabaliauskas, Arturas Staskevics, Renars	RUS LTU LAT	Kutsenko, Vasilisa Batrincea, Alexandra	UKR MDA

04-02-2018 The personal-team championship (championship) of Europe in draughts-64 among boys and girls is held from April 29 (arrival day) to May 8 (departure day), 2018 at the Aqua Life Sports Complex, Kranevo (Bulgaria).

Personal competitions are held in three programs: classical, fast and lightning; separately among boys and girls in six age groups:
juniors, juniors under 27 years old (born 1992-1998);
juniors, juniors under 20 years old (born 1999-2001);
cadets - boys and girls under 17 years old (born 2002-2004);
junior cadets - boys, girls under 14 years old (born 2005-2007);
hopes - boys, girls under 11 years old (born 2008-2009);
young hopes - boys, girls under 9 years old (born 2010 and younger).

Team results are summed up based on the highest amount of points scored by the 12 best participants from the country in the classical program (one participant each in age groups up to 27, 20, 17, 14, 11, 9 years old for boys and girls). Team results are also summed up separately among the boys' and girls' teams.