VOTE for your favourite goal of Euro 2016 last-16 round

Sport360 staff 13:02 29/06/2016
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    The Euro 2016 is now at its quarter-final stage, eight teams having confirmed their places as the tournament approaches its conclusion.

    Previously, YOU the fans voted Cristiano Ronaldo’s backheel the goal of the Group Stage with a whopping 61% of the votes.

    And here, we look at five of the best goals to be scored in the last round of matches and ask YOU to vote for your favourite at the bottom of the page.

    XHERDAN SHAQIRI (SWITZERLAND vs Poland)

    Switzerland may have bowed out of the tournament with a penalty defeat to Poland but boy did they provide a moment of magic, courtesy of the Stoke man. Shaqiri equalised for his country in sublime fashion with this scissor/bicycle kick that was a joy to behold.

    ANTOINE GRIEZMANN (FRANCE vs Ireland)

    Another instance of a team trailing and in need of inspiration, the hosts were struggling and a goal down to Ireland before Griezmann intervened. He ended up with a brace and leading his side to a 2-1 win, his levelling header the pick of the bunch.

    MARIO GOMEZ (GERMANY vs Slovakia)

    Brought back into the fold with his side needing to add a ruthless edge in front of goal to their already polished approach, Gomez duly delivered. Some fine work down the left from Julian Draxler makes this a contender, Gomez providing the finishing touch. At least he claims he did…

    JULIAN DRAXLER (GERMANY vs Slovakia)

    The Germany forward is one of the hottest properties in European football and has shown he is more than capable for his country with hugely impressive performances in France. This volley, albeit from close range, was a fine example of Draxler’s incredible technique.

    EDEN HAZARD (BELGIUM vs Hungary)

    Hazard has had a mixed season to say the least but against Hungary he showed why the Chelsea man was given the Belgium captaincy in the absence of Vincent Kompany. He was at his creative best and added gloss to his performance with this excellent solo goal.

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