Joachim Loew’s switch to a 3-4-3 has brought out the best in the 26-year-old. He raided down Portugal’s right flank and got involved in all four goals.
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Andriy Yarmolenko (Ukraine)
He has been a star man for Ukraine The attacker has been unbelievable for his country and been their best player at the Euros.
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Luka Modrić (Croatia)
Luka is a perfect example of the form is temporary but class is permanent. Modric with his utter brilliance lifted a below-par Croatia into the last 16
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Pablo Sarabia (Spain)
Sarabia was a substitute option in Spain’s first two group games before playing a key role since then with a starting role and a goal in the wins over Slovakia and Croatia.
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Thomas Meunier (Belgium)
Thomas Meunier has played a significant wingback role in this tournament, the defender impressed everyone with his goalscoring and formidable flank attacks.
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Mikkel Damsgaard (Denmark)
The young Sampdoria attacker has impressed after replacing Christian Eriksen in Denmark starting XI and his performance has been on top-notch since then.
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Emil Forsberg (Sweden)
The RB Leipzig attacking midfielder has been Sweden’s driving force as Janne Andersson’s side topped their group for the second straight major tournament.
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Manuel Locatelli (Italy)
Sassuolo midfielder Locatelli only started Italy’s first two Group A matches due to the absence of the injured Marco Verratti, and has been Italy's standout performer.
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Yan Sommer (Switzerland)
Goalkeeper Yann Sommer was his country's hero on Monday night as Switzerland knocked reigning world champion France out of Euro 2020.