Who won the last Euros?
(Picture: Getty)  The UEFA Euro 2020 tournament is set to kick off Friday, June 11, giving footy fans the summer full of football that was denied last year as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. The much anticipated event will be hosted by 11 different countries, as a means of commemorating the 60th anniversary of the competition. Gareth Southgates England squad are looking to go one step further than their semi-final appearance at the 2018 World Cup, while this will mark Scotlands first major tournament appearance since 1998. England will be playing their first game of the tournament against Croatia on Sunday June 13, kickiing off at 2pm on BBC One. They will face some tough competition for tournament glory from some of Europes best teams, with commentator and Man United legend Gary Neville stating that he believes that 2018 World Cup winners, France, are the team to beat. Portugal claimed a hard earned victory in the 2016 final (Picture: Getty)  The last Euros took place in the summer of 2016, and was won by Portugal. The final occurred on July 10 at the Stade de France in Paris, and saw Portugal take on France in a match that saw little in the way of goals. In fact, it was all still tied up at 0-0 after 90 minutes, with France seeing the lion share of the games chances go begging as the match moved into extra-time. Portugals more controlled and paced approach to the game however proved to be the key to success, as in the 107th minute, Portuguese forward Eder slotted a low struck ball past France goalkeeper Hugo Lloris. That single goal proved enough to clinch Portugal the victory, with Cristiano Ronaldo captaining his national team to their first ever major International championship. Cristiano Ronaldo will once again be on captaining duties for Portugal (Picture: Getty)  Portugal will be looking to retain the trophy in this tournament, as they successfully qualified for Euro 2020. The winner of the previous Euros does not automatically qualify for the next tournament, and while Portugal were successful they had to settle for second place in their qualifying group behind the lower-ranked Ukraine. It wont be easy to get out of the group stage, however, as Portugal find themselves in Group F alongside Hungary, the highly-rated Germany, and tournament favourites, France. Euro 2020 will begin on Friday June 11, with the first game of Turkey v Italy being covered on BBC One from 7pm. The tournament will then last a month, with the final set to be held in Wembley Stadium on July 11, with both BBC One and ITV broadcasting the game from kick-off at 8pm. Follow Metro across our social channels, on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram  Share your views in the comments below