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UEFA Euro 2016 finals: Portugal v France

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UEFA Euro 2016 finals: Portugal v France

Summary

UEFA Euro 2016 finals: Portugal v France is an UEFA Euro finals[1]. It has Wikipedia articles in 27 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]

Key Facts

  • UEFA Euro 2016 finals: Portugal v France won the Portugal v France — winner (P1346): Portugal men's national football team[3].
  • UEFA Euro 2016 finals: Portugal v France is in the country of Portugal v France — country (P17): France[4].
  • UEFA Euro 2016 finals: Portugal v France's instance of is recorded as Portugal v France — instance of (P31): UEFA Euro finals[5].
  • UEFA Euro 2016 finals: Portugal v France's instance of is recorded as Portugal v France — instance of (P31): international association football match[6].
  • UEFA Euro 2016 finals: Portugal v France's home venue is recorded as Portugal v France — home venue (P115): Stade de France[7].
  • UEFA Euro 2016 finals: Portugal v France followed Portugal v France — follows (P155): UEFA Euro 2012 finals[8].
  • UEFA Euro 2016 finals: Portugal v France was followed by Portugal v France — followed by (P156): UEFA Euro 2020 finals[9].
  • UEFA Euro 2016 finals: Portugal v France's part of the series is recorded as Portugal v France — part of the series (P179): UEFA Euro 2016[10].
  • UEFA Euro 2016 finals: Portugal v France's part of the series is recorded as Portugal v France — part of the series (P179): France national association football team match[11].
  • The location of UEFA Euro 2016 finals: Portugal v France was Portugal v France — location (P276): Stade de France[12].
  • UEFA Euro 2016 finals: Portugal v France is part of Portugal v France — part of (P361): UEFA Euro 2016 knockout phase[13].
  • UEFA Euro 2016 finals: Portugal v France's Commons category is recorded as Final of the 2016 UEFA European Championship[14].
  • UEFA Euro 2016 finals: Portugal v France took place on July 10, 2016[15].
  • UEFA Euro 2016 finals: Portugal v France's sport is recorded as Portugal v France — sport (P641): association football[16].
  • UEFA Euro 2016 finals: Portugal v France's organizer is recorded as Portugal v France — organizer (P664): Union of European Football Associations[17].
  • Among those involved in UEFA Euro 2016 finals: Portugal v France was Portugal v France — participant (P710): Hugo Lloris[18].
  • Among those involved in UEFA Euro 2016 finals: Portugal v France was Portugal v France — participant (P710): Patrice Evra[19].
  • Among those involved in UEFA Euro 2016 finals: Portugal v France was Portugal v France — participant (P710): Antoine Griezmann[20].
  • Among those involved in UEFA Euro 2016 finals: Portugal v France was Portugal v France — participant (P710): Dimitri Payet[21].
  • A participant in UEFA Euro 2016 finals: Portugal v France was Portugal v France — participant (P710): Olivier Giroud[22].
  • Among those involved in UEFA Euro 2016 finals: Portugal v France was Portugal v France — participant (P710): André-Pierre Gignac[23].
  • A participant in UEFA Euro 2016 finals: Portugal v France was Portugal v France — participant (P710): Anthony Martial[24].
  • Among those involved in UEFA Euro 2016 finals: Portugal v France was Portugal v France — participant (P710): Blaise Matuidi[25].
  • A participant in UEFA Euro 2016 finals: Portugal v France was Portugal v France — participant (P710): Paul Pogba[26].
  • A participant in UEFA Euro 2016 finals: Portugal v France was Portugal v France — participant (P710): Moussa Sissoko[27].

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When and Where

UEFA Euro 2016 finals: Portugal v France occurred on July 10, 2016[15]. It took place at Portugal v France — location (P276): Stade de France[12]. It is in the country of Portugal v France — country (P17): France[4].

Context

UEFA Euro 2016 finals: Portugal v France is part of Portugal v France — part of (P361): UEFA Euro 2016 knockout phase[13]. Recorded instance of include Portugal v France — instance of (P31): UEFA Euro finals[5] and Portugal v France — instance of (P31): international association football match[6]. It followed Portugal v France — follows (P155): UEFA Euro 2012 finals[8]. It was followed by Portugal v France — followed by (P156): UEFA Euro 2020 finals[9].

Participants

Recorded participant include Portugal v France — participant (P710): Hugo Lloris[18], Portugal v France — participant (P710): Patrice Evra[19], Portugal v France — participant (P710): Antoine Griezmann[20], Portugal v France — participant (P710): Dimitri Payet[21], Portugal v France — participant (P710): Olivier Giroud[22], and Portugal v France — participant (P710): André-Pierre Gignac[23].

Why It Matters

UEFA Euro 2016 finals: Portugal v France has Wikipedia articles in 27 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2] It is known by 11 alternative names across languages and contexts.[28]

FAQs

What awards did UEFA Euro 2016 finals: Portugal v France receive?

Honors received include Portugal v France — winner (P1346): Portugal men's national football team[3].

Related Entities

Adrien Silva André-Pierre Gignac Anthony Martial Antoine Griezmann Bacary Sagna Blaise Matuidi Cédric Soares Cristiano Ronaldo Dimitri Payet Éder France Hugo Lloris João Mário João Moutinh0 José Fonte Kingsley Coman Laurent Koscielny Mark Clattenburg Moussa Sissoko Nani Olivier Giroud Patrice Evra Paul Pogba Renato Sanches Ricardo Quaresma Rui Patrício Samuel Umtiti William Carvalho

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  24. [27] ↑ . wikidata.org.
  25. [3] ↑ . wikidata.org.

Class ancestry

  1. [1] ↑ . Wikidata. wikidata.org.

Aggregate / graph-position facts

  1. [2] ↑ . Wikidata sitelinks. wikidata.org.
  2. [28] ↑ . Wikidata aliases. wikidata.org.

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  1. 17d ago · Dirac · 2026-07-20 view diff on Wikidata ↗
    Website → —
    Organizer → Union of European Football Associations
    Part of the series → UEFA Euro 2016, France national association football team match
    Location → Stade de France
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    "/* wbcreateclaim-create:1| */ [[Property:P18]]: Stade de France 1000 04.jpg, [[:toollabs:quickstatements/#/batch/261334|batch #261334]]"
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