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Euro 16: Team of the tournament

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Euro 16: Team of the tournament
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Euro 16: Team of the tournament

Four Portuguese players and three from Germany were named in the team of the tournament while Gareth Bale was not one of two Welshmen to be selected.
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Rui Patricio (Portugal)
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Rui Patricio (Portugal)

The Portuguese shot-stopper kept four clean sheets throughout the tournament as the winners conceded just five goals in seven games. (All images AFP)
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Joshua Kimmich (Germany)
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Joshua Kimmich (Germany)

The 21-year-old shone in his first major international tournament. 
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Pepe (Portugal)
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Pepe (Portugal)

The Real Madrid centre half was part of the rock-solid back four which was largely responsible for taking Portugal to the title.
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Jerome Boateng (Germany)
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Jerome Boateng (Germany)

The Bayern Munich defender was the rock of a German back four that conceded just three goals as they reached the semi-final.
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Raphael Guerreiro (Portugal)
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Raphael Guerreiro (Portugal)

The Borussia Dortmund defender shored up the left-side for the Portuguese.
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Toni Kross (Germany)
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Toni Kross (Germany)

The Real Madrid midfielder controlled the German machine from the middle of the park.
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Joe Allen (Wales)
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Joe Allen (Wales)

The diminutive Liverpool midfielder was a key part of the Wales team that made it all the way to the semi-finals.
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Aaron Ramsey (Wales)
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Aaron Ramsey (Wales)

The Arsenal midfielder's passing and work rate was also crucial to Wales' success.
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Antoine Griezmann (France) 
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Antoine Griezmann (France) 

The player of the tournament won the golden boot with six goals - more than any player at one European Championship since Michel Platini hit nine in France's 1984-winning campaign on home soil.
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