Yes, the Swiss were knocked out but the Stoke winger could not have done anything more to prevent that.
He meandered through the game until the second-half when he became Switzerland’s driving force on the right side.
Carving out cross after cross, the 24-year-old was a menace before producing a breathtaking scissor-kick equaliser – easily goal of the tournament so far.
He also buried his spot kick in the shoot-out, before his side eventually were dumped out of the tournament.
Shaqiri's Stats
- 7 - accurate crosses against Poland, more than rest of Swiss team combined (six).
- 2.5 - crosses per game is the highest for Switzerland at these Euros.
- 4 - goals at major tournaments for Shaqiri only behind Josef Hugi’s six for the Swiss.
- 2 - scissors goals in Euros history; the other by Antonio Conte against Turkey in 2000.
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