Quiz European Championship quiz: How well do you know EURO 2016? Euro 2020: Test your knowledge on the 15th edition of the European Championships which took place in France. Team Sportstar 29 May, 2021 21:48 IST Cristiano Ronaldo lifts the Euro 2016 trophy with Portugal. - Getty Images Team Sportstar 29 May, 2021 21:48 IST 1.It is expected that Harmonjot Khabra, who is at the end of his contract, will be the next player to leave. Cristiano Ronaldo Eder scored the winning goal in extra-time. That was his only goal of the tournament. Eder Eder scored the winning goal in extra-time. That was his only goal of the tournament. Renato Sanches Eder scored the winning goal in extra-time. That was his only goal of the tournament. 2.Portugal finished third with no wins in the group stages but qualified for the knockouts as one of the four best third-placed teams. 1 2 3 3.“He’s a fantastic footballer, but he’s not a gracious human being and the thing is we almost nicked the win, so him saying we weren’t going for the win contradicts that” - Iceland’s Kári Árnason had this to say about which footballer? Zlatan Ibrahimovic Árnason reacted Ronaldo's comments about Iceland's celebration being 'over the top' after both teams played out a goalless draw. Cristiano Ronaldo Árnason reacted Ronaldo's comments about Iceland's celebration being 'over the top' after both teams played out a goalless draw. Wayne Rooney Árnason reacted Ronaldo's comments about Iceland's celebration being 'over the top' after both teams played out a goalless draw. 4.Which of these players didn’t make the EURO 2016 team of the tournament? Nani Nani finished as Portugal's joint top-scorer with three goals and recorded an assist. Pepe Nani finished as Portugal's joint top-scorer with three goals and recorded an assist. Dimitri Payet Nani finished as Portugal's joint top-scorer with three goals and recorded an assist. 5.Who scored the fastest goal in EURO 2016? Robbie Brady Poland's Robert Lewandowski scored against Portugal in the quarterfinals with the clock at 1 min, 40 secs after kick-off. Robert Lewandowski Poland's Robert Lewandowski scored against Portugal in the quarterfinals with the clock at 1 min, 40 secs after kick-off. Antoine Griezmann Poland's Robert Lewandowski scored against Portugal in the quarterfinals with the clock at 1 min, 40 secs after kick-off.