Broadcast: Euro 2016 Switzerland vs Poland

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Euro 2016 Switzerland vs Poland BROADCAST

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Switzerland v Poland Line-ups

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Official squad list

Switzerland

Goalkeepers

#	NAME	AGE	CLUB
1	Yann Sommer	27	Monchengladbach
12	Marwin Hitz	28	Augsburg
21	Roman Bürki	25	Dortmund

Defenders

#	NAME	AGE	CLUB
2	Stephan Lichtsteiner	32	Juventus
3	Francois Moubandje	25	Toulouse
4	Nico Elvedi	19	Monchengladbach
5	Steve von Bergen	32	Young Boys
6	Michael Lang	25	Basel
13	Ricardo Rodriguez	23	Wolfsburg
20	Johan Djourou	29	Hamburg
22	Fabian Schar	24	Hoffenheim

Midfielders

#	NAME	AGE	CLUB
8	Fabian Frei	27	Mainz
10	Granit Xhaka	23	Monchengladbach
11	Valon Behrami	31	Watford
14	Denis Zakaria	19	Young Boys
15	Blerim Dzemaili	30	Genoa
16	Gelson Fernandes	29	Rennes
23	Xherdan Shaqiri	24	Stoke

Forwards

#	NAME	AGE	CLUB
7	Breel Embolo	19	Basel
9	Haris Seferovic	24	Frankfurt
17	Shani Tarashaj	21	Grasshoppers
18	Admir Mehmedi	25	Leverkusen
19	Eren Derdiyok	27	Kasımpasa

POLAND

Goalkeepers

#	NAME	AGE	CLUB
1	Wojciech Szczesny	26	AS Roma
12	Artur Boruc	36	Bournemouth
22	Lukasz Fabianski	24	Barcelona

Defenders

#	NAME	AGE	CLUB
2	Michal Pazdan	28	Legia
3	Artur Jedrzejczyk	28	Legia
4	Tiago Cionek	30	Palermo
14	Jakub Wawrzyniak	32	Legia
15	Kamil Glik	28	Torino
18	Bartisz Salamon	25	Cagliari
20	Lukasz Piszczek	31	Dortmund

Midfielders

#	NAME	AGE	CLUB
5	Krzysztof Maczynski	29	Wisla
6	Tomasz Jodlowiec	30	Legia
8	Karol Linetty	21	Lech
10	Krychowiak	26	Sevilla
11	Kamil Grosicki	28	Rennes
16	Blaszykowski	30	Fiorentina
17	Slawomir Peszko	31	Lechia
19	Piotr Zielinski	22	Empoli
21	Bartosz Kapustka	19	Cracovia
23	Filip Starzynski	25	Zaglebie

Forwards

#	NAME	AGE	CLUB
7	Arkadiusz Milik	22	Ajax
9	Robert Lewandowski	27	Bayern Munich
13	Mariusz Stepinski	21	Ruch

Group A & C runners-up clash in opening match of round of 16 on Saturday

Poland one of three teams yet to concede at UEFA EURO 2016

Switzerland have won one of ten previous meetings between the sides

Knockout round qualifiers

Group winners: France, Wales, Germany, Croatia, Italy, Hungary
Group runners-up: Switzerland, England, Poland, Spain, Belgium, Iceland
Best third-placed sides: Slovakia, Republic of Ireland, Portugal, Northern Ireland
Out: Albania, Romania, Russia, Ukraine, Turkey, Czech Republic, Sweden, Austria

How the third-placed teams were determined
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Match schedule

Round of 16
Match 1: Switzerland v Poland – Saturday 25 June, 15:00 (Saint-Etienne)
Match 2: Wales v Northern Ireland – Saturday 25 June, 18:00 (Paris)
Match 3: Croatia v Portugal – Saturday 25 June, 21:00 (Lens)
Match 4: France v Republic of Ireland – Sunday 26 June, 15:00 (Lyon)
Match 5: Germany v Slovakia – Sunday 26 June, 18:00 (Lille)
Match 6: Hungary v Belgium – Sunday 26 June, 21:00 (Toulouse)
Match 7: Italy v Spain – Monday 27 June, 18:00 (Saint-Denis)
Match 8: England v Iceland – Monday 27 June, 21:00 (Nice)

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Quarter-finals
QF1: Switzerland/Poland v Croatia/Portugal – Thursday 30 June, 21:00 (Marseille)
QF2: Wales/Northern Ireland v Hungary/Belgium – Friday 1 July, 21:00 (Lille)
QF3: Germany/Slovakia v Italy/Spain – Saturday 2 July, 21:00 (Bordeaux)
QF4: France/Republic of Ireland v England/Iceland – Sunday 3 July, 21:00 (Saint-Denis)

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Semi-finals
SF1: winner QF1 v winner QF2 – Wednesday 6 July, 21:00 (Lyon)
SF2: winner QF3 v winner QF4 – Thursday 7 July, 21:00 (Marseille)

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Final
Winner SF 1 v winner SF2 – Sunday 10 July, 21:00 (Saint-Denis)

The refereeing teams for every match at UEFA EURO 2016 will be confirmed ahead of each fixture; visit this page to see who will be the officials in charge.

25/06: Switzerland v Poland
Referee: Mark Clattenburg (ENG)
In the space of a week last month, Clattenburg handled the FA Cup final at Wembley and the UEFA Champions League decider in Milan. In 2014 he refereed the UEFA Super Cup between Real Madrid and Sevilla.

Assistant referees: Simon Beck (ENG), Jake Collin (ENG)
Additional assistant referees: Anthony Taylor (ENG), Andre Marriner (ENG)
Fourth official: Anastasios Sidiropoulos (GRE)
Reserve official: Damianos Efthymiadis (GRE)

25/06: Wales v Northern Ireland
Referee: Martin Atkinson (ENG)
Atkinson, a regular appointment for high-profile English Premier League games, was the man in the middle for the 2015 UEFA Europa League final between Sevilla and Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk.

Assistant referees: Michael Mullarkey (ENG), Stephen Child (ENG)
Additional assistant referees: Michael Oliver (ENG), Craig Pawson (ENG)
Fourth official: Felix Brych (GER)
Reserve official: Mark Borsch (GER)

25/06: Croatia v Portugal
Referee: Carlos Velasco Carballo (ESP)
Given the honour of refereeing the opening game of UEFA EURO 2012 between Poland and Greece, Velasco Carballo oversaw the 2011 UEFA Europa League final and Brazil’s quarter-final with Colombia at the 2014 World Cup.

Assistant referees: Roberto Alonso Fernández (ESP), Juan Carlos Yuste Jiménez (ESP)
Additional assistant referees: Jesús Gil Manzano (ESP), Carlos del Cerro Grande (ESP)
Fourth official: Viktor Kassai (HUN)
Reserve official: György Ring (HUN)

Other referee appointments will appear here once they are confirmed.

10/06: France v Romania, Saint-Denis: Viktor Kassai (HUN)
11/06: Albania v Switzerland, Lens: Carlos Velasco Carballo (ESP)
11/06: Wales v Slovakia, Bordeaux: Svein Oddvar Moen (NOR)
11/06: England v Russia, Marseille: Nicola Rizzoli (ITA)
12/06: Turkey v Croatia, Paris: Jonas Eriksson (SWE)
12/06: Poland v Northern Ireland, Nice: Ovidiu Haţegan (ROU)
12/06: Germany v Ukraine, Lille Métropole: Martin Atkinson (ENG)
13/06: Spain v Czech Republic, Toulouse: Szymon Marciniak (POL)
13/06: Republic of Ireland v Sweden, Saint-Denis: Milorad Mažić (SRB)
13/06: Belgium v Italy, Lyon: Mark Clattenburg (ENG)
14/06: Austria v Hungary, Bordeaux: Clément Turpin (FRA)
14/06: Portugal v Iceland, Saint-Etienne: Cüneyt Çakır (TUR)
15/06: Russia v Slovakia (Lille): Damir Skomina (SVN)
15/06: Romania v Switzerland (Paris): Sergei Karasev (RUS)
15/06: France v Albania (Marseille): William Collum (SCO)
16/06: England v Wales (Lens): Felix Brych (GER)
16/06: Ukraine v Northern Ireland (Lyon): Pavel Královec (CZE)
16/06: Germany v Poland (Saint-Denis): Björn Kuipers (NED)
17/06: Italy v Sweden (Toulouse): Viktor Kassai (HUN)
17/06: Czech Republic v Croatia (Saint-Etienne): Mark Clattenburg (ENG)
17/06: Spain v Turkey (Nice): Milorad Mažić (SRB)
18/06: Belgium v Republic of Ireland (Bordeaux): Cüneyt Çakır (TUR)
18/06: Iceland v Hungary (Marseille): Sergei Karasev (RUS)
18/06: Portugal v Austria (Paris): Nicola Rizzoli (ITA)
19/06: Romania v Albania (Lyon): Pavel Královec (CZE)
19/06: Switzerland v France (Lille Métropole): Damir Skomina (SVN)
20/06: Russia v Wales (Toulouse): Jonas Eriksson (SWE)
20/06: Slovakia v England (Saint-Etienne): Carlos Velasco Carballo (ESP)
21/06: Ukraine v Poland (Marseille): Svein Oddvar Moen (NOR)
21/06: Northern Ireland v Germany (Paris): Clément Turpin (FRA)
21/06: Czech Republic v Turkey (Lens): William Collum (SCO)
21/06: Croatia v Spain (Bordeaux): Björn Kuijpers (NED)
22/06: Iceland v Austria (Saint-Denis): Szymon Marciniak (POL)
22/06: Hungary v Portugal (Lyon): Martin Atkinson (ENG)
22/06: Italy v Republic of Ireland (Lille Métropole): Ovidiu Haţegan (ROU)
22/06: Sweden v Belgium (Nice): Felix Brych (GER)