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Euro 2016 - Last 16

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Jordinho

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Saturday 25 June

1500 Switzerland vs Poland, Stade Geoffroy Guichard
1800 Wales vs Northern Ireland, Parc des Princes
2100 Croatia vs Portugal, Stade Bollaert-Delelis

Sunday 26 June

1500 France vs Ireland, Stade de Lyon
1800 Germany vs Slovakia, Stade Pierre Mauroy
2100 Hungary vs Belgium, Stadium de Toulouse

Monday 27 June

1800 Italy vs Spain, Stade de France
2100 England vs Iceland, Stade de Nice

All times in CET.
 
Jordinho said:
Saturday 15 June

1500 Switzerland vs Runner-Up C, Stade Geoffroy Guichard
1800 Wales vs 3rd Place A/C/D, Parc des Princes
2100 Winner D vs 3rd Place B/E/F, Stade Bollaert-Delelis

Sunday 16 June

1500 France vs 3rd Place C/D/E, Stade de Lyon
1800 Winner C vs 3rd Place A/B/F, Stade Pierre Mauroy
2100 Winner F vs Runner-Up E, Stadium de Toulouse

Monday 17 June

1800 Italy vs Runner-Up D, Stade de France
2100 England vs Runner-Up F, Stade de Nice

All times in CET.
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A whole week to wait now. BTW - just noticed you need to push the dates forward (25th, 26th, 27th).
 
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/...dvance-to-the-next-round.html?ref=sports&_r=0

Dark green=1st, light green=2nd, yellow=3rd, pink=out

Hungary’s scenarios

Hungary – yes, Hungary – leads Group F. It is virtually assured a place in the knockout round. Unfortunately, its next match is against Portugal, a team that badly needs a win to advance. If Hungary beats Portugal, it wins Group F. It Hungary ties Portugal, it will probably win the group depending on the score of the Iceland-Austria game. Even if Hungary loses to Portugal, it will finish second in the group as long as Austria wins or ties against Iceland. The worst case for Hungary is if it loses while Iceland wins – but Hungary would probably advance as a third-place team even if that happened.

Iceland’s scenarios

Iceland enters its final match, against last-place Austria on Wednesday, in a position to finish in first, second, third or even fourth place in Group F. Scenarios like this one are the reason we created our detailed matrix, so be sure to explore it. Bottom line: Iceland needs a win to be confident of advancing to the Round of 16.

Portugal’s scenarios

Portugal enters its final match after a frustrating draw with Austria. Like Iceland, it can finish Group F in any position – first, second, third or even last place – depending on the results of Wednesday’s matches. Only a win is enough to guarantee an automatic place in the Round of 16.

Austria’s scenarios

Austria is down, but not out. It must beat Iceland on Wednesday. If it does, it will almost certainly advance. If it does not, it almost certainly will not. If Austria wins, it will finish in second or third place. Just to be safe, Austrians should root against Portugal.
 
So the only way we'll play Portugal, is if Portugal and Iceland match each other's results, and even then it will come down to goal difference/goals scored.
 
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LemonadeMoney said:
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/...dvance-to-the-next-round.html?ref=sports&_r=0

Dark green=1st, light green=2nd, yellow=3rd, pink=out

Hungary’s scenarios

Hungary – yes, Hungary – leads Group F. It is virtually assured a place in the knockout round. Unfortunately, its next match is against Portugal, a team that badly needs a win to advance. If Hungary beats Portugal, it wins Group F. It Hungary ties Portugal, it will probably win the group depending on the score of the Iceland-Austria game. Even if Hungary loses to Portugal, it will finish second in the group as long as Austria wins or ties against Iceland. The worst case for Hungary is if it loses while Iceland wins – but Hungary would probably advance as a third-place team even if that happened.

Iceland’s scenarios

Iceland enters its final match, against last-place Austria on Wednesday, in a position to finish in first, second, third or even fourth place in Group F. Scenarios like this one are the reason we created our detailed matrix, so be sure to explore it. Bottom line: Iceland needs a win to be confident of advancing to the Round of 16.

Portugal’s scenarios

Portugal enters its final match after a frustrating draw with Austria. Like Iceland, it can finish Group F in any position – first, second, third or even last place – depending on the results of Wednesday’s matches. Only a win is enough to guarantee an automatic place in the Round of 16.

Austria’s scenarios

Austria is down, but not out. It must beat Iceland on Wednesday. If it does, it will almost certainly advance. If it does not, it almost certainly will not. If Austria wins, it will finish in second or third place. Just to be safe, Austrians should root against Portugal.
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After looking at this I now have a yearning for the 1980s computer games of my youth.
 
LemonadeMoney said:
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/...dvance-to-the-next-round.html?ref=sports&_r=0

Dark green=1st, light green=2nd, yellow=3rd, pink=out

Hungary’s scenarios

Hungary – yes, Hungary – leads Group F. It is virtually assured a place in the knockout round. Unfortunately, its next match is against Portugal, a team that badly needs a win to advance. If Hungary beats Portugal, it wins Group F. It Hungary ties Portugal, it will probably win the group depending on the score of the Iceland-Austria game. Even if Hungary loses to Portugal, it will finish second in the group as long as Austria wins or ties against Iceland. The worst case for Hungary is if it loses while Iceland wins – but Hungary would probably advance as a third-place team even if that happened.

Iceland’s scenarios

Iceland enters its final match, against last-place Austria on Wednesday, in a position to finish in first, second, third or even fourth place in Group F. Scenarios like this one are the reason we created our detailed matrix, so be sure to explore it. Bottom line: Iceland needs a win to be confident of advancing to the Round of 16.

Portugal’s scenarios

Portugal enters its final match after a frustrating draw with Austria. Like Iceland, it can finish Group F in any position – first, second, third or even last place – depending on the results of Wednesday’s matches. Only a win is enough to guarantee an automatic place in the Round of 16.

Austria’s scenarios

Austria is down, but not out. It must beat Iceland on Wednesday. If it does, it will almost certainly advance. If it does not, it almost certainly will not. If Austria wins, it will finish in second or third place. Just to be safe, Austrians should root against Portugal.
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I'm sure No3 in my clans tartan
 
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Northern Ireland (C) will play either Wales or France.

Slovakia (B) will play either Croatia or Germany.
 
Heda SPURSCZ said:
Italy, Spain, Germany, England and France all in the same half of the draw
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Bwahaha, we are going out big style. No way England can beat those teams in a row without ever failing or going to pens! Well done Croatia, you were brilliant tonight
 
Heda SPURSCZ said:
definitely the strongest team in that half of the draw (especially if modric will play).
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Are they much stronger than Belgium? I do feel like if Belgium click they can go on a run. I think Belgium can guarantee themselves second in group E with a draw or better against Sweden tomorrow.

They'd face the winner of group F, so Portugal, Hungary, Iceland?
 
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