2016 European Football Championships. Euro 2016.
Austria (0) v (2) Hungary. (Szalai 62m, Stieber 87m). Stade de Bordeaux, Bordeaux 14/06/2016
Austria:
1. Robert Almer (GK), 3. Aleksandar Dragović, 4. Martin Hinteregger, 5. Christian Fuchs (C),
7. Marko Arnautović, 8. David Alaba, 10. Zlatko Junuzović (20. Marcel Sabitzer 59 min),
11. Martin Harnik (18. Alessandro Schöpf 77 min),
14. Julian Baumgartlinger, 17. Florian Klein, 21. Marc Janko (9. Rubin Okotie 65 min).
Hungary.
1. Gábor Király (G), 2. Ádám Lang, 4. Tamás Kádár, 5. Attila Fiola, 7. Balázs Dzsudzsák (C),
8. Ádám Nagy, 9. Ádám Szalai (69 min), 10. Zoltán Gera , 11. Krisztián Németh (89 min),
15. László Kleinheisler, 20. Richárd Guzmics.
Portugal (0) v (0) Austria. Parc des Princes, Paris 18/06/2016.
Austria:
1. Robert Almer (GK), 4. Martin Hinteregger, 5. Christian Fuchs (C),
6. Stefan Ilsanker (16. Kevin Wimmer 87 min), 7. Marko Arnautović, 11. Martin Harnik,
14. Julian Baumgartlinger, 8. David Alaba (18. Alessandro Schöpf 65 min),
15. Sebastian Prodl, 17. Florian Klein, 20. Marcel Sabitzer (19. Lukas Hinterseer 85 min).
Portugal:
1. Rui Patrício (GK), 3. Pepe, 5. Raphaël Guerreiro, 6. Ricardo Carvalho, 7. Cristiano Ronaldo (C)
8. João Moutinho, 11. Vieirinha, 14. William Carvalho, 15. André Gomes (9. Éder 83 min),
17. Nani (18. Rafa Silva 89 min), 20. Ricardo Quaresma (10. João Mário 71 min).
Austria (1) v (2) Iceland. (Bödvarsson 18m, Schöpf 60m, Traustason 90+4m.) Stade de France,
Saint-Denis 22/06/2016.
Austria:
1. Robert Almer (GK), 3. Aleksandar Dragović, 4. Martin Hinteregger, 5. Christian Fuchs (C),
6. Stefan Ilsanker (18. Alessandro Schöpf 46min), 7. Marko Arnautović, 8. David Alaba,
14. Julian Baumgartlinger, 15. Sebastian Prodl (21. Marc Janko 46 min), 17. Florian Klein,
20. Marcel Sabitzer.
Iceland.
1. Hannes Halldórsson (G), 2. Birkir Sævarsson, 6. Ragnar Sigurdsson,
7. Johann Gudmundsson (5. Sverrir Ingason 86 min)
8. Birkir Bjarnason, 9. Kolbeinn Sigthórsson (21. Arnór Ingvi Traustason 80 min),
10. Gylfi Sigurdsson, 14. Kári Árnason, 15. Jón Dadi Bödvarsson (18. Elmar Bjarnason 71 min),
17. Aron Gunnarsson (C), 23. Ari Skúlason.
CLUB CAREER:
2004–2009 LASK 163 (13)
2003–2004 FC Blau-Weiß Linz (loan) 19 (5)
2009–2012 Austria Wien 71 (6)
2012–2014 Red Bull Salzburg 43 (1)
2014–2017 VfB Stuttgart 75 (4)
2017–2020 Austria Wien 85 (5)