Did Luka Modri just score the best goal of Euro 2020?
Yes. We've seen some cracking goals at the Euros but Luka Modri just topped the lot with his sumptuous strike in Croatia's 3-1 win over Scotland on Wednesday morning  in our opinion at least. The midfielder, who was named as the best player at the 2018 World Cup, was back to his elegant best against the Scots, who had no answer to his superb distribution and ball control. But it was his goal that will be remembered. With both sides seeking a winner, Croatia were moving the ball across the Scottish box, when it arrived at the feet of Modri in the D.  Rather than just letting the ball cross his body and put his foot through it like most players would, Modri, planted his left foot, leaned to the right and used the outside of his right boot to caress it into the top left corner of the net, leaving the goalkeeper with no chance. The remarkable moment of skill is best viewed in the slow-motion replay from behind the player. Loading  But while Modri's goal is inarguably impressive, there will be some who will now be shouting at the screen: 'What about the [insert someone else's name here] goal?' Well, that's really up for you to decide. We'll rank all the goals when the tournament is over, but so far we've seen some screamers. Here are a few of the best. Andreas Christensen vs Russia  Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume. Watch Duration: 54 seconds 54 s Andreas Christensen scores a long-range goal for Denmark against Russia. Everything about this goal was absolutely epic. Considering the context around it, with Denmark seeking qualification after watching their star player collapse on the pitch in their opening game, this was up there with the moments of the tournament. After a goalmouth scramble, the ball seems to take an eternity to roll out to Christensen, who takes an age to gallop in and launch his foot at it. You usually expect these types of shots to fly well over the crossbar, but he controlled it well and a pile driver of a shot past a flapping goalkeeper and into the back of the net, before going into ecstasy in his celebrations. Kevin De Bruyne vs Denmark  Loading  The finish is great but it's the Belgium team's build-up to De Bruyne's goal that is truly breathtaking. From Romelu Lukaku battling on the right to an increasingly quick sequence of short passes, to the perfectly placed low shot, this is football at its best. Cristiano Ronaldo vs Germany  Loading  OK, this was a tap in, but everything that leads to that moment was superb. Ronaldo initiates a sweeping Portugal counter-attack with a clearing header in his own box, before setting off on a lightning sprint that many wouldn't have believed the 36-year-old was still capable of. Every moment in the Portuguese attack is perfect, Bernardo Silva's pass, Diogo Jota's control and assist, and Ronald's calm finish after sprinting like a maniac for the length of the pitch. A great advertisement for drinking water and not sugary soda pop. Xherdan Shaqiri vs Turkey  Loading  The curling shot into the top corner is spectacular, but the first touch to set it up is almost as impressive. It may have looked relatively simple from Shaqiri, but few players in the world possess the technique to make a world-class goal look that easy. Patrik Schick vs Scotland  Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume. Just watch it.