First matches
10 June - Hosts France kicked off Euro 2016 with a 2-1 win over Romania thanks to a late wonder strike from Dimitri Payet after Olivier Giroud's opener had been cancelled out by Bogdan Stancu from the spot.
11 June - Ten-Man Albania failed to come back from an early Swiss goal by Fabian Shaer.
Wales got off to a perfect start with a 10th minute free-kick from Gareth Bale and enjoyed a late winner from Hal Robson- Kanu after Ondrej Duda had equalized for Slovakia just after the hour-mark.
Dominant England suffered a dire end when Alexei Berezutski earned Russia a point in stoppage time after Eric Dier had put the English ahead from a free kick.
12 June - Luka Modric scored the only goal as Croatia beat Turkey.
Northern Ireland were defeated by a single goal from Poland's Arkadiusz Milik.
Germany capped a 2-0 win over Ukraine with a stoppage-time goal from Bastian Schweinsteiger.
13 June - Spain peak late to beat the Czechs with an 87th minute Pique goal.
An own goal cancels out Wesley Hoolahan's goal as the Irish Republic draw 1-1 with Sweden.
Graziano Pelle seals the deal in stoppage time by adding to Giaccherin's goal as Italy show intent with a 2-0 victory against Belgium.
14 June - Stieber added to a much awaited goal from Szalai as Hungary enjoyed a 2-0 win over ten-man Austria.
Birkir Bjarnason scored Iceland's first ever goal in the finals of a major tournament as to earn a 1-1 draw after Nani had given Portugal the lead.

Second matches
15 June - Late Russian goal from Glushakov is not enough as Weiss and Hamsik strike for Slovakia in the first half.
Bogdan Stancu is again successful for Romania from the spot but a gaol from Admir Mehmedi gives Switzerland a 1-1 draw.
France undo Albania in stoppage time as Griezmann and Payet hit the target for the hosts.
16 June - After a long-range Gareth Bale free kick had given Wales the lead, substitute Jamie Vardy levelled the score and Daniel Sturridge grabbed a stoppage-time winner for England.
Niall McGinn adds to Gareth McAuley's goal with virtually the last kick of the game to give Northern Ireland a 2-0 win over Ukraine.
Germany and Poland fire blanks.
17 June - A late Eder goal for Italy breaks Swedish hearts.
The Czech Republic show flare to come from 2 down after Perisic and Rakitic had given Croatia the lead, to earn a point with late goals from Skoda and Necid from the spot amidst Croatian crowd trouble.
Spain prove too strong for Turkey with a goal from Nolito and 2 from Morata.
18 June - Belgium power past the Irish Republic with a goal from Axel Witsel and a brace from Romelu Lukaku.
Iceland score a late own-goal to give Hungary a point after Gylfi Sigurdsson had converted from the spot for the Icelanders.
Cristiano Ronaldo misses a penalty as Portugal draw 0-0 with Austria.

Third matches
19 June - A Sadiku goal for Albania sends Romania home while hosts France and Switzerland progress to the next round with a goalless draw.
20 June - Wales bury Russia 3-0 with goals from Ramsey, Taylor and Bale to top the group as wasteful England draw 0-0 with Slovakia.
21 June - Ukraine go home pointless after a Blaszczykowski goal gives Poland all 3 points while Northern Ireland's hopes of going through as one of the best 3rd place teams is kept alive after losing narrowly to Germany with a goal from Mario Gomez.
A Turkish win over the Czech Republic with goals from Yilmaz and Tufan is not enough as both teams are eliminates while Croatia overturn an early Morata goal to beat Spain with goals from Kalinic and Perisic to top their group.
22 June - In a 6-goal thriller Hungary and Portugal share the points after Zoltan Gera and Nani's goals in the first half were followed by doubles from Dzsudzsak and Ronaldo while after Boovarsson and Schopf had scored for Iceland and Austria respectively, a last gasp winner from Ingvi Traustason sent Iceland through to meet England.
Radja Nainggolan scored late for Belgium to send Sweden home and Zlatan Ibrahimovic into international retirement while Robbie Brady's 85th minute goal against group winners Italy was enough to see the Republic of Ireland through as one of the best 3rd teams long with Slovakia, Portugal and Northern Ireland.

Round of 16
25 June - Xherdan Shaqiri scored with a spectacular overhead kick for Switzerland to take the match to extra time after Blaszcsykowski had given Poland the lead, but with no further goals it was Poland who triumphed in the penalty shootout.
Wales got past Northern Ireland with the help of an own goal.
Ricardo Quaresma broke the deadlock for Portugal to send Croatia home with 3 minutes of extra time remaining.
26 June - A double from Antoine Griezmann overturned Robbie Brady's early penalty as France bid farewell to the Republic of Ireland.
Mezut Ozil missed a penalty but Germany swept Slovakia aside with goals from Boateng, Gomez and Draxler.
Batshuayi, Hazard and Carrasco added late goals to Alderweireld's early header as Belgium run riot against Hungary.
27 June - Reigning champions Spain crash out as Italy avenge their 2012 final defeat with goals from Chiellini and Pelle.
England are frozen out of Europe as Sigurdsson responds immediately to an early Rooney penalty and Sigthorsson grabs the winner for Iceland shortly after.

Quarter finals
30 June - Renato Sanches levelled Robert Lewandowski's 2nd minute strike in the 33rd minute and with neither side able to add to their tally the match was decided on penalties in Portugal's favour as Poland bow out.
1 July - Wales bounce back from a Nainggolan goal to celebrate a famous win over Belgium and a place in the semi finals with Ashley Williams, Hal Robson-Kanu and Sam Vokes on the scoresheet.
2 July - Bonucci forces extra time from the spot after Ozil had put Germany ahead, but Italy lose out on penalties.
3 July - France demolished Iceland with goals from Giroud, Pogba, Payet and Griezmann in the first half and despite Sigthorsson and Bjarnason getting on the scoresheet for Iceland in the second half, Giroud was again on target to give France a 5-2 victory.

Semi finals
6 July - Portugal burst the Welsh bubble with goals from Ronaldo and Nani in quick succession to deny Wales a place in the final.
7 July - Antoine Griezmann added to his first-half penalty to give France a 2-0 victory over Germany and a place in the final against Portugal at the Stade de France.