EURO 2016 knockout stage : full list of last 16 fixtures with dates,time and venue

Ireland's win over Italy in Lille completed the group stages of Euro 2016 and set up what looks to be an intriguing knock-out stage,which kicks off on Saturday June 25th and finishes on Monday June 27th.

Here is the full list of the last 16 fixtures.

SWITZERLAND V POLAND
Date : June 25th,
Time : 2pm
Stadium : Stade Geoffroy-Guichard, Saint-Etienne

Switzerland finished 2nd to France in Group A,they will now play against Poland
who have been impressive so far and only missed out on top spot in Group C to Germany .

WALES V NORTHERN IRELAND
Date : June 25th,
Time: 5pm
Stadium : Stade de France, Paris

Wales who beat England to finish 1st in Group B were rewarded with a last 16 clash against Northern Ireland who squeezed through and qualified only on goal difference.

CROATIA V PORTUGAL
Date : June 25th,
Time : 8pm
Date : Stade Bollaert-Delelis, Lens

After their superb final game win over Spain,Croatia face Portugal who finished 3rd in Group F.

HUNGARY V BELGIUM
Date : June 26th,
Time : 8pm
Stadium : Stadium de Toulouse , Toulouse

Hungary who have been very impressive and deservedly topped Group F will face a Belgium team that look to be coming into form after two wins in their last two games.

FRANC E V REPUBLIC OF IRELAND
Date : June 26th,
Time : 2pm
Stadium : Stade de Lyon , Lyon

France topped Group A with two wins and a draw and will now face an Ireland side coming off the high of beating Italy to qualify as a best third-placed team.

GERMANY V SLOVAKIA
Date : June 26th,
Time : 5pm
Stadium : Stade Pierre Mauroy, Lille

Germany after topping Group C will face  Slovakia who finished 3rd in Group B

ITALY V SPAIN
Date : June 27th,
Time : 5pm
Stadium : Stade de France, Saint-Denis

After losing to Croatia,Spain are to play against Italy who topped Group E ahead of Ireland and Belgium.

ENGLAND V ICELAND
Date : June 27th,
Time : 8pm
Stadium : Stade de Nice, Nice

The incredible tale of Iceland doesn’t look like coming to an end any time soon and they will fancy their chances against an England side that hasn’t really impressed so far.