Italy may already secured their qualification into Euro 2016 knock out stages, but that won't stop them from targeting all three points. That ambition was stated by Azzurri's head coach, Antonio Conte who stated that his players will still be hunting for maximum result as getting a win will always helps.

Failing two pick up any victories in their previous two Euro 2016 matches, Portugal are forced to play a must win game against Hungary this Wednesday. Despite having disappointing results so far in the tournament, Selecao's head coach, Fernando Santos remain confident with his team's quality to overcome their opponent.

Sitting top of their group with four points from two games have lifted Hungary's confidence ahead of their final group game against Portugal. Facing a side that were tipped as favorite to win their group, The Magyars are looking confident as their tactician, Bernd Storck stated that they must not be afraid of Fernando Santos' side.

Collecting one point from two games in their Euro 2016 campaign so far, Austria don't have any other way aside from pushing for victory when they face Iceland in their final group game battle this Wednesday.

Drawing their previous two games apparently give plenty confidence for Iceland ahead of their final group fixture against Austria this Wednesday. Both of Iceland's joint coaches, Heimir Hallgrimson along with Lars Lagerback all are very confident with their team's chance in advancing into the knock out stage, which can only happen should they defeat David Alaba and co.

Turkey's slim hope of advancing into the knock out stages of Euro 2016 remain alive as they successfully grabbed a 2-0 win over Czech Republic on Tuesday. Losing their first two games in the tournament, Turkey were determined not to disappoint again as they put on an aggressive display since kick off.

Croatia finished their Euro 2016 group stage adventure in a successful manner after coming out top of their group following an impressive 2-1 win over Spain. In that game, Ante Cacic's men scored two excellent goals, but their first one by Nikola Kalinic deserved to be put in as the goal of that matchday.

Croatia  found themselves advancing into knock round of UEFA 2016 as group winner after putting on an impressive victory over Spain on Tuesday. La Fura Roja actually made a bright start into the game as they found themselves going one goal up after just seven minutes through Alvaro Morata's close range finish.

Poland finally securing their place in the knock out stage of Euro 2016 after grabbing a solid 1-0 win over Ukraine on Tuesday. Adam Nawalka's men immediately put on an aggressive display since kick off as they were determined in grabbing early goals that can calm their nerves.

World Cup winner, Germany fulfilled their ambition in finishing first in their group after picking up a slender victory over Northern Ireland on Tuesday. Dominating the game since kick off, Joachim Low's men were having problems in finishing their chances as they were wasting several opportunities already in the early minutes.

Grabbing four points from their previous two games, Germany still need at least a point to confirm their qualification into the knock out stage but Joachim Loew's men wan't more than just that as they're targeting group winner status.

There's an air of excitement filling Northern Ireland camp as they are set to face a difficult task against World Champion, Germany this Tuesday on their final group game. Successfully snatching a win against Ukraine in their second game, put Michael O'Neill's side in a good position as even one point might be enough for them to get into the knock out stage.

Poland may only need one point to secure qualification into the knock out stage of Euro 2016, but that won't stop them from pushing for all three points in their final group game against Ukraine.

Experiencing two disappointing defeats from Germany and Northern Ireland, Ukraine remained hopeful to get all three points from their final group game against Poland. The Yellow-Blue's squad head coach, Mykhaylo Fomenko ensured their fans that his players are well prepared for their Tuesday encounter and will try their best to make up for their previous disappointing results.

Already securing qualification into the knock out stages of Euro 2016, Spain apparently doesn't have much plan to rest their players on their final group game against Croatia. That conclusion was stated by head coach Vicente Del Boque, who stated that he is not sure whether he should be resting his players this Tuesday.