France v Portugal in UAE time, plus everything you need to know about the Euro 2016 final

Everything you need to know for the final of the European Championships between France and Portugal.

Agency photos; Illustration by Kevin Jeffers/The National

Euro 2016 final: France v Portugal, Sunday July 10, 11pm, beIn Sports

This year’s European Championship saw 24 teams for the first time, which turned out to benefit some of the continent’s underdog nations. Iceland and Wales in particular will long be remembered for their deep runs and stunning upsets.

However, in the final it's little surprise to see one of the world's top two players leading his nation against the hosts with a championship history. Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal will take on Antoine Griezmann and France in the final of what has been an exciting Euro 2016.

The National’s sports team has been all over the coverage from the start. Here, find what we have to offer leading up to Sunday’s championship decider.

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• Players to watch in the final

• Griezmann v Ronaldo in the duel of the magnificent sevens

France

• France nearing a restorative high: By Ian Hawkey

• Paul Pogba overshadowed at Euro 2016 as transfer saga dominates

• Griezmann is France's new Zinedine Zidane: By Ian Hawkey

• Semi-final: France 2, Germany 0 | In photos

• Quarter-final: France 5, Iceland 2 | Richard Jolly with more

• Round of 16: France 2, Republic of Ireland 1

• Group A: France 2, Romania 1 | France 2, Albania 0 | France 0, Switzerland 0

Portugal

• 'Ugly ducklings' can win: By Richard Jolly

• Portugal, with memories of 1984 and 2000 fresh, have a score to settle: By Ian Hawkey

• In Ronaldo v Bale, Ronaldo showed up: By Ian Hawkey

• Ronaldo: "I hope you'll see me crying with joy"

• Semi-final: Portugal 2, Wales 0 | In photos

• Quarter-final: Portugal 1 (5), Poland 1 (3)

• Round of 16: Portugal 1, Croatia 0

• Group F: Portugal 1, Iceland 1 | Portugal 0, Austria 0 | Portugal 3, Hungary 3

Also

• Germany just not quite as good as France: By Greg Lea

• Wales showed they belonged: By Greg Lea

• Gareth Bale: 'There's a lot more to come' from Wales

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