Stade Pierre Mauroy and Switzerland

Jerome Pugmire: The scoreless result was good enough for both teams, with the host French taking first place in Group A and the Swiss moving on to the round of 16 in second place, according to The Toronto Star. France twice hit the crossbar as it again squandered numerous chances, but the torn Switzerland shirts and the ball being ripped apart during a challenge will likely end up being the most memorable moments of the match at Stade Pierre Mauroy. By Jerome Pugmire The Associated Press Sun., June 19, 2016 LILLE, FRANCE—There were several ripped shirts and even a burst ball during France 0-0 draw with Switzerland on Sunday at the European Championship. It means there was a lot of fight on the pitch, Switzerland goalkeeper Yann Sommer said. Switzerland midfielder Admir Mehmedi shirt was torn in the first half, forcing him to the sidelines for a backup. For us and for the country it important to be in the last 16. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.