Group A — France 2–0 Albania The hosts France faced Albania in Marseille. Though the French had greater ball possession, the match was goalless for 89 minutes. Substitute  scored in the 90th minute, breaking the deadlock. scored the second goal for Les Bleus in injury time. France currently lead the table in Group A and will advance to the knock-out stage of the competition. Day seven Group B — England 2–1 Wales Welsh player  opened the scoring from a free kick in the 42nd minute as England took on Wales. But their lead was nullified within a quarter of an hour as netted a goal. The match looked likely to end in a draw, but then scored a second goal for England to put them on top of the Group B table. Group C — Germany 0–0 Poland Polish captain  faced several of his Bayern Munich teammates, including  , , and , in the Germany-Poland clash, but both sides had to settle for a goalless draw. Six players were booked, three from each team. was the first to be booked, in the third minute. and were also cautioned for Germany. , and were the three Poles to be yellow-carded. After the match, Germany manager  said,
Group A — France 2–0 Albania The hosts France faced Albania in Marseille. Though the French had greater ball possession, the match was goalless for 89 minutes. Substitute Antoine Griezmann scored in the 90th minute, breaking the deadlock. scored the second goal for Les Bleus in injury time. France currently lead the table in Group A and will advance to the knock-out stage of the competition. Day seven Group B — England 2–1 Wales Welsh player Gareth Bale opened the scoring from a free kick in the 42nd minute as England took on Wales. But their lead was nullified within a quarter of an hour as netted a goal. The match looked likely to end in a draw, but then scored a second goal for England to put them on top of the Group B table. Group C — Germany 0–0 Poland Polish captain Robert Lewandowski faced several of his Bayern Munich teammates, including Manuel Neuer, Thomas Müller , and , in the Germany-Poland clash, but both sides had to settle for a goalless draw. Six players were booked, three from each team. was the first to be booked, in the third minute. Mesut Özil and Jérôme Boateng were also cautioned for Germany. , and were the three Poles to be yellow-carded. After the match, Germany manager Joachim Löw said,
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Antoine Griezmann
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Gareth Bale
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Robert Lewandowski
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Manuel Neuer, Thomas Müller
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Mesut Özil and Jérôme Boateng
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Joachim Löw