The Euro 2016 has reached its conclusion with Portugal lifting the trophy and being crowned champions.
En route we’ve asked you to vote for your favourite goals of the various stages with Cristiano Ronaldo winning out in the Group Stages, Xherdan Shaqiri earning your votes in the last-16, Radja Nainggolan in the quarters and Ronaldo once again in the semi-finals.
But now, we want to relive and ask YOU to vote for your favourite goal from the entire tournament by taking part in our poll at the bottom of the page.
DIMITRI PAYET (FRANCE vs ROMANIA)
The opening match produced one of the best strikes from the host nation as Payet cut in from the right and fired a left-footed shot into the top corner for an 89th-minute winner.
CRISTIANO RONALDO (PORTUGAL vs HUNGARY)
The Real Madrid star turned up when his country needed him the most, producing an exquisite backheel flick behind his standing leg to divert Joao Maria’s right-wing cross.
LUKA MODRIC (CROATIA vs TURKEY)
The Real Madrid midfielder struck the only goal of the game and it was a blinder, a dropping volley hit on the run from 25 yards.
XHERDAN SHAQIRI (SWITZERLAND vs Poland)
Switzerland may have bowed out of the tournament with a penalty defeat to Poland but boy did they provide a moment of magic, courtesy of the Stoke man.
EDEN HAZARD (BELGIUM vs Hungary)
Hazard has had a mixed season to say the least but against Hungary he showed why the Chelsea man was given the Belgium captaincy in the absence of Vincent Kompany.
RADJA NAINGGOLAN (BELGIUM vs Wales)
Belgium were eliminated from the tournament by an inspired Welsh side in a 3-1 defeat but early signs in the game pointed to a win for Marc Wilmots team as Radja Nainggolan unleashed a pile-driver from distance.
HAL ROBSON-KANU (WALES vs Belgium)
With the game tied at 1-1, Hal Robson-Kanu produced a fitting tribute to the late, great Johan Cruyff. Despite being sandwiched by Marouane Fellaini and Thomas Meunier, executed a sublime Cruyff-turn before slotting his effort past Thibaut Courtois with perfection.
ANTOINE GRIEZMANN (FRANCE vs Iceland)
Iceland’s dream run came to a brutal end at the hands of the host nation and Antoine Griezmann’s brilliant chipped effort to make it 4-0 to France just before half-time put the tie well beyond the inspirational minnows.
CRISTIANO RONALDO (PORTUGAL vs Wales)
Cristiano Ronaldo made European Championship history as Portugal ended Wales’s extraordinary Euro 2016 journey with victory on Wednesday. The Portugal captain opened the scoring in Lyon with a majestic 50th-minute header
EDER (PORTUGAL vs France)