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Publié le 26/02/2016 à 1723 A l'occasion du prochain championnat d'Europe de football, la Monnaie de Paris lance une série de pièces de monnaie à l'effigie du ballon rond. Cette édition spéciale qui célèbre le football et l'Euro 2016 comprend une pièce en or d'une valeur faciale de 100 euros et une autre en argent de 10 euros. Chaque face présente les jambes d'un joueur en pleine action, sur le point de taper dans le ballon. Le logo de l'Euro 2016 est bien identifié sur les pièces. Ces éditions sont destinées aux collectionneurs. La pièce en or est limitée à exemplaires tandis que la version argent est frappée à exemplaires. Elles sont disponibles à la boutique de la Monnaie de Paris sur le site web Par ailleurs, le 8 avril prochain, la pièce de deux euros affichera côté face le Trophée Henri-Delaunay, fondateur du championnat d'Europe de football. C'est cette récompense que les vainqueurs brandiront le 10 juillet au Stade de France.

Key events7 Jul 2016Full-time Germany 0-2 France7 Jul 2016Goal! Germany 0-2 France Griezmann 727 Jul 2016Peep!7 Jul 2016Summary7 Jul 2016Half-time Germany 0-1 France7 Jul 2016Goal! Germany 0-1 France Griezmann 45 pen7 Jul 2016Penalty to France!7 Jul 2016Peep! We are off!7 Jul 2016Tonight's cast in full7 Jul 2016Team news! Schweinsteiger captains Germany!7 Jul 2016PreambleShow key events onlyPlease turn on JavaScript to use this featureEighteen years after facing Brazil at the Stade de France they face another Ronaldo in a final there. Only this one will probably be a little more effective than the one who sleepwalked through that game. If France defend like they did against Germany tonight and Griezmann is as ruthless again, they have to be favourites against Portugal. But don’t write off Cristiano. He always turns up. He’ll do something even when he appears to be doing nothing. As for Germany. They need to get busy manufacturing strikers. Thanks for all your emails and tweets. Sorry I couldn’t publish them all. Here’s Dominic Fifield’s match report The Stade Velodrome is awash with the Tricolour. It’s everywhere, floating on a sea of noise. The French players approach the fans and join in a communal Iceland viking chant. And, you know what, after that gutsy performance it doesn’t quite seem as cheesy as you might think. “So far this season Leicester have shown us that possession counts for little, Portugal showed that a team with a superstar and 10 others can triumph over a well-drilled team familiar with each other over a long period, after Iceland had seemed to prove the opposite earlier on. And now France are disproving the line about the importance of game management having been virtually shut out of the game for the majority of this match. I’m so disillusioned, I don’t know what to think anymore. Is football the new Hollywood where nobody knows anything?” wonders David Wall, perhaps wandering around lost in a maze. The French players celebrate after reaching the final. Photograph Matthias Hangst/Getty ImagesPaul Pogba applauds the fans at the end of the match. Photograph Peter Powell/EPAFull-time Germany 0-2 FranceNicola Rizzoli blows his whistle three times and France are heading to Paris. Joy spreads around the Stade Velodrome as German bodies sink to the turf and France players hug one another after a brave, battling and potent performance. Mesut Ozil hits the floor on the final whistle. Photograph Kai Pfaffenbach/Reuters90+4 min Loris makes a quite wonderful, acrobatic save from Müller and Kimmich, who jointly headed a Kroos cross towards the France keeper’s left-hand post. His rubber left arm comes from nowhere to claw it out. The jig is up for Germany. Only a matter of time. Hugo Lloris makes a deft save to deny Germany again. Photograph Kai Pfaffenbach/Reuters90+2 min Cabaye is on for Griezmann, who is given a rousing standing ovation as he jogs off. He’s never played professionally in France. How odd. He’s feeling the love now, mind. Didier Deschamps congratulates Griezmann as he comes off. Photograph Alex Livesey/Getty Images90 min France owe Umtiti a great big hug. He has been a rock in this second half. His interceptions when the score was 1-0 broke Germany. Kroos tries to pick a pass in to Gotze but this time Pogba stretches his muscles to cut out the danger. 88 min “Olé, olé, olé.” That is the sound of the world champions slipping out of this tournament. Where’s Miroslav Klose when you need him? France are patiently passing their way to Paris. 86 min Griezmann pounces on a Germany mistake and scurries away from Howedes. He has Gignac to his right. Yeah, as if. He drives a low shot at goal that buries itself in Neuer’s midriff. He only had eyes for a hat-trick there. Rightly so. 85 min Sissoko nods the ball away from Hector and races past him to clear the danger. Great defending. He’s had a fine second half. A great advert for the English Championship. 83 min France break; Griezmann flashes a cross over to the back post where Pogba is galloping up in support but the ball is a yard ahead of him. Germany were in trouble if that was cutback just a tad. 82 min Kroos delivers a wicked ball in from the right after France conceded a free-kick. Howedes rises above Matuidi and powers a header at goal but it’s six inches over. It’s not happening for Germany. Joachim Low can’t bear to watch as his team fail to convert their chances. Photograph John Sibley/Reuters80 min So if Germany can’t win at possession football is ball-hogging officially dead? Is counter-attacking king? 79 min “Amusing moment when Neuer goes to appeal for something, anything, nothing and then realises after about half a second it’s the most half hearted appeal ever and just collapses on the turf in defeat,” writes Jamie Fox. “I don’t think that goal happens at 0-0, though. They are trying to play themselves out of defence and taking a risk because they are 1 down.”77 min Sané is on for Schweinsteiger and almost scores with his first touch. After a melée is the French area the ball arrives in front of his disbelieving eyes and he stretches and prods just wide. In fact, it was deflected. Corner for Germany. The ball floats in and is cleared to Howedes, who wallops the ball towards Italy. Oh dear. Oh min Giroud is off and Gignac is on. Griezmann is on six goals for this tournament now. That golden boot is winking at him. 75 min Germany win a free-kick 25 yards out. Müller and Ozil run over it and Draxler curls in a right-footer that’s half a foot wide. Just before the France goal Kanté came on for Payet. So, in defensive terms, this is 12 versus 11. Good luck Germany. 74 min Germany roar back, Kimmich curling a quite majestic 25-yarder up and over Loris and off the far post. This is a game all right. And a test of Germany’s attacking quality. Can they get back into this?Joshua Kimmich curls in a shot that hits the bar. Photograph Michael Sohn/APGoal! Germany 0-2 France Griezmann 72Marseille erupts! Bedlam! Pogba slips on his dancing shoes and has his Zidane moment, leading Kimmich on a merry two-step before flicking the ball past him on the left-hand side of the penalty area and then hanging a cross up that Neuer palms away nervously. Griezmann pounces on the loose ball and prods home from 12 yards. Paris is in sight. Antoine Griezmann prods the ball past Neuer. Photograph Chris Brunskill Ltd/Getty ImagesGriezmann celebrates with his teammates after scoring the crucial second. Photograph John Sibley/ReutersJulian Draxler, Thomas Müller and Toni Kroos look down after that goal. Photograph Michael Dalder/ReutersGriezmann and Paul Pogba point skywards after the second. Photograph Bertrand Langlois/AFP/Getty Images70 min Kroos is dumped to the turf by a clumsy tackle from Sissoko. Kroos hangs a deep cross up to the back post but Kimmich is offside. 68 min Kimmich drives a low cross in to the near post where Umtiti and Draxler collide, the ball pinging off theFrance defender and going out for a corner. Kroos whips the ball in but a free-kick is given for a shove on Koscielny. Can Germany find a way through? 67 min Müller is levered off the ball in the France box and Les Bleus break. Payet picks up possession and skips inside a challenge before shaping to shoot. The crowd expects. Payet disappoints. His shot is dragged harmlessly wide. 66 min Low sends Gotze sprinting on in place of Can. He’s going up top alongside Muller. Germany must go for it. 65 min Bam! Payet gets a ball in the face. He’s down. Play is stopped. But he’s soon up again. This second half has been bitty. That will suit France. 62 min Kroos shows some flashy footwork to wriggle through two France defenders on the left. He pings a pass into Ozil but the return ball is cut out by a wall of defenders. France have nine men back. But they are reversing rather dangerously. Don’t park the bus just yet. Emre Can is outjumped by Giroud and Matuidi. Photograph Valery Hache/AFP/Getty Images61 min Boateng is sat on the bench with a towel on his head looking like the world has just disintegrated around him. France win a corner after some nice buildup play on the right. Griezmann knocks it deep to Koscielny, who jumps and heads just over Neuer’s goal. Neueur watched it all the way. 60 min Valencia’s Shkodran Mustafi replaces Boateng. Remember him Evertonians? Nope, didn’t think so. 58 min Trouble for Germany. Boateng appears to have twanged a hamstring when pinging a lovely ball out towards Draxler. He’s helped off by the physios and looks utterly deflated. A real blow. Jerome Boateng lies down after injuring his hamstring. Photograph Matthias Hangst/Getty Images56 min “Good to see Giroud displaying the form that makes Arsenal fans thrilled to think of him leading their attack again, next season,” writs D Hindle. Kimmich fails to control a diagonal ball and France win back possession. Löw looks miffed. He’s not happy. He almost creased his tight sweater then. 54 min Hector knocks an inswinging cross towards the back post but Umtiki leaps highest and clears once more. A moment before that Can went stomping through midfield and then fell to the ground as though fouled. In fact his huge frame just slipped over and he admits as much. When he gets going he takes some stopping. He’s 2016’s Jan Molby. 53 min This is a mirror image of the start of the first half. France giving it a go and then Germany winning the ball and keeping it with aplomb. Kroos is starting to get the motor purring once more. 51 min Ozil spins away from two markers on the edge of the box ever so gracefully and tries to thread a pass into Müller that Umtiti cuts out again. He’s having a couple of good minutes. Samuel Umtiti sees off Emre Can. Photograph Laurence Griffiths/Getty Images50 min Draxler is booked for a late challenge on Pogba. His legs connect with Pogba’s right ankle much like scissors would with a piece of card. Nasty that. Deserved yellow card. Germany yet to find that awesome possessional groove. 48 min Umtiti makes a vital clearance as Draxler cuts inside and skidaddles away from his marker before dinking a ball towards Müller that Umtiti cuts out with a telescopic left leg. 47 min Payet bends it in to the back post. Thankfully for Germany, Schweinsteiger’s arms are about 10 yards from the ball. Germany clear. 46 min There have been no changes and France have started as they did in the first half, confidently. Pogba pings a ball into Giroud on the left. He’s in space but takes a clumsy touch and then wallops the ball at Boateng’s legs when he should have done much, much better. Corner for France …Peep!45 min It’s the second half. Can France hold on to that lead? Or increase it? Some more views on that penalty. “Noted anti-German Michael Ballack is on the telly here in the States saying the referee was absolutely right’ so....I agree with Ballack, that was not a natural position for the arm. But the goal-line official made the call, and there would not be one in every match” – Darren Malloy.“Giving France a penalty was not the wrong decision. It was the right decision, just 34 years late” – Robin Hazlehurst.“I often find that referees are almost waiting to give decisions for host nations. Is it just an illusion or is there any statistical basis to that? After South Korea 2002 and Brazil 2014, one does tend to get aversion to even 50-50 calls going the hosts’ way” – Krishnan Patel . “Surprised people are so incensed about that call. In La Liga, penalties are routinely awarded off unintentional handballs. It is an international tournament, after all …” – Lauren Henry.“I’ve seen the replay quite a few times now and from just about every angle possible and I have come to the same conclusion as the referee. Blatant hand ball. He’s gone leaping in there hand outstretched like Clark Kent and even makes a fist just before the point of impact. Michael Ballack agrees too” – Michael around 60-40 in favour of a penalty in my inbox. Bastian Schweinsteiger and Thomas Müller leave the pitch at half-time. Photograph Alex Livesey/Getty ImagesLet’s talk tactics! Well, if we must. Surely bringing on Kanté to help bolster that France midfield is a blatantly obvious switch for Didier Deschamps to make now. He also needs to find a way of stopping Kimmich and Hector getting forwards, or at least get Payet and Sissoko to pay more than lip service to their defensive duties. A more conventional four in midfield would help, with Sissoko the man to make way. He needs to do something, because Germany probably won’t be rattled like most teams would be by conceding after a spell of utter possessional domination. Honk! greggbakowski I thought Joachim Low had made it absolutely clear where one's hands should be in the football field— gokul _gokul_k July 7, 2016 SummaryHere’s one particular view on that France goal. GreggBakowski That wasn't just against the run of play; it may have been against the run of human evolution.— Hubert O'Hearn BTBReviews July 7, 2016 And another “Totally inadvertent, but clear penalty for the kids watching at home - keep your arms down,” finger-wags Sam Bailey, whistle in hand. Half-time Germany 0-1 FranceWell, well, well. Germany were in utter control from the 10th minute to the 43rd minute. I’m still not convinced thet most referees would give a penalty for Evra’s header on to Schweinsteiger’s arm. But that has made this an even more intriguing game. Can Germany turn all that possession into cold, hard, goals? Paul Pogba, Blaise Matuidi, Patrice Evra and Moussa Sissoko celebrate with Antoine Griezmann. Photograph Patrik Stollarz/AFP/Getty ImagesGoal! Germany 0-1 France Griezmann 45 penPandemonium in Marseille. No, France! The Atlético forward sends Neuer the wrong way and sidefoots into the Germany keeper’s right hand corner as cool as you like. Antoine Griezmann converts the penalty, sending Neuer the wrong way. Photograph Laurence Griffiths/Getty ImagesPenalty to France!45 min France drive a corner into the box that Evra heads on to Schweinsteiger’s right arm. There was nothing the Germany captain could do about that. Everyone looks incredulous! He’s booked too. There was nothing he could do about that he was an inch away. Schweinsteiger has his arms up and handles the ball from Evra’s header. Photograph Alexander Hassenstein/Getty ImagesSchweinsteiger disagrees with referee Nicola Rizzoli. Photograph Michael Dalder/Reuters45 min Evra is booked for a clever foul on Kroos, who was off on a gallop. 43 min And then Giroud is picked out after Boateng is jumps too far forwards to try to head a long ball clear. A rare Germany mistake. He’s clean through, 50 yards from goal, but his lack of pace means Howedes eats up the ground to him and makes a fine block as the Arsenal striker cocks his left foot. Giroud could have played in Griezmann to his right too. But, let’s just applaud Howedes’s wonderful tackle. Benedikt Hoewedes slides in to stop Giroud. Photograph Alexander Hassenstein/Getty Images41 min Payet, Evra and Griezmann play a lovely bit of training ground football on the left to expose Kimmich. Two sharp passes release Griezmann but the little forward flashes the ball into the sidenetting. 39 min Matuidi gives the ball away under very little pressure. Müller picks up possession, 40 yards from goal on the right, but he hasn’t got the pace to bear down on the French goal and ends up popping a low shot at goal from 20 yards that Loris saves down to his right. A faster player would have punished France there. Germany don’t really have one of those though. 38 min “What would be the french for Can we have our ball back please, mister’? Perhaps pouvons-nous avoir notre balle s’il vous plait, monsieur’? Or should they be asking in German so their opponents can easily understand?” wonders David Wall. 37 min Nope. It’s more catching practise for Neuer. Paul Pogba shoots at goal from a free-kick, Neuer saves again. Photograph Kai Pfaffenbach/Reuters35 min Can bodycharges Griezmann to end a rare France attack. He’s booked and then squares up to the referee. Easy Emre. Yes, we know you’re The Big Man. This is in Payet territory again, perhaps 26 or 27 yards out. Oh, hang on. Pogba to take. Is this his Zidane moment?34 min Evra and Payet have left the door open on the left-hand side for France. Can, Ozil and Kimmich are wandering up into the space on that flank like happy ponies. Mesut Ozil takes on Paul Pogba and Blaise Matuidi. Photograph Matthew Ashton - AMA/Getty Images32 min This time Kimmich does whip an inswinging ball into the box from the left that causes all manner of consternation in the France box. Müller leaps and misses a header by an inch and then the ball bounces and Draxler just can’t get his feet in order to get a shot away, with Umtiti making himself enough of a nuisance. He finally clears. Samuel Umtiti clears from Müller. Photograph Bertrand Langlois/AFP/Getty Images30 min Schweinsteiger is playing the role of traffic controller quite wonderfully. He’s joining the dots and deciding which of this utterly dominant Germany midfield gets a touch on the ball. Kimmich finds some space on the left and clatters a cross into Evra. Germany win the ball back. Here we go again. 28 min France try to counter with Griezmann but he sends the simplest of 10-yard passes to Payet whizzing out of play. Oh dear. 27 min The one man who could win this ball back for France is on the bench. 25 min This really is a proper game of football. Ozil has just clattered a volley at Umtiti from 20 yards out after some neat buildup play. And then Schweinsteiger sends a dipping effort 25 yards up and over the France defence and towards the far corner that Loris tips over the bar. It was saveable mind. But this is very nice on the eye. The corner is drifted in by Ozil and cleared by the suddenly very busy France defence. 24 min … and curls it over the wall straight to Neuer. 23 min But then Schweinsteiger takes a needle to all that pressure by bundling into Payet, 30 yards from goal Payet-land you might call it. It’s a free-kick. Payet runs up …21 min Germany have assumed the role of boa-constrictor here, slowly squeezing the life out of France. The pressure is building.

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