France progressed to the finals of Euro 2016 after a 2-0 win over Germany in the semi-finals in Marseille courtesy of a brace from Antoine Griezmann.
The Atletico de Madrid forward dispatched a penalty on the stroke of half-time after Bastian Schweinsteiger handled inside the box.
#Griezmann is the ultimate fox in the box! What a talent. #GERFRA #EURO2016 https://t.co/7LTx8uRPo7
— Sport360° (@Sport360) July 7, 2016
#Griezmann just can't stop scoring #FRA #FRAGER #EURO2016 https://t.co/xrjgyR27GW
— Sport360° (@Sport360) July 7, 2016
With 6 goals, Antoine Griezmann becomes the highest scorer in a European Championships since Michel Platini. pic.twitter.com/QWKiEA5f7y
— Get French Football (@GFFN) July 7, 2016
The tournament’s top scorer then took his tally in the competition to six goals when he poked home the loose ball after Manuel Neuer had gotten a hand to Paul Pogba’s cross.
Germany piled on the pressure in the closing stages and Hugo Lloris had to step up and make a couple of great saves while Kimmich hit the woodwork as well.
France will face Portugal in the finals on Sunday.
Antoine Griezmann's touch map in #GER penalty area.
— BBC 5 live Sport (@5liveSport) July 7, 2016
11 touches.
Four shots.
Two goals.
Lethal.#GERFRA pic.twitter.com/dltQZQZoqf
