Cristiano Ronaldo led Portugal sealed their maiden title of the 15th UEFA European Championship with extra-time goal over the hosts and two times winners France at Stade de France on Sunday night.Portugal’s substitute forward Eder was the hero in the high-voltage battle of UEFA EURO 2016 as he rifled the match winner in 109th-minute, after a barren 90 minutes.Let us have a recap of the month long tournament.Champions: Portugal; Runners-up: France; Title winning margin: 1-0; Captain: Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal) and Hugo Lloris (France)Man of the final: Portugal defender PepeGolden Boot laureate: France forward Antoine Griezmann, scored 6 goalsSilver Boot laureate: Portugal forward Cristiano Ronaldo, scored 3 goalsBronze Boot laureate: France forward Olivier Giroud, scored 3 goalsTop of the Player Barometer: Dimitri Payet of FranceSOCAR Young Player of the Tournament: Portugal midfielder Renato Sanches (youngest-ever finalist at 18 years and 328 days)Highest number of assistance: Belgium’s Midfield Eden Hazard assisted for 4 goalsMost saves: Iceland goalkeeper Hannes Halldorsson, saved 27 timesTop speed: France Midfielder Kingsley Coman 32.8 km/hTournament Edition: 15thGoals Total: so far 108 in 51 matchesNumber of matches and venues: 51 matches in 10 stadiums in 10 cities (Bordeaux, Lens, Lille Metropole, Lyon, Marseille, Nice, Paris, Saint-Denis, Saint-Etienne, and Toulouse)Host country: France, for the 3rd time after the inaugural tournament in 1960 and the 1984Participating teams: 24-team, started their campaign split in six group, each group consisted of four teamsQualified for the Round of 16: France, Wales, Germany, Croatia, Italy and Hungary as Group Champions; Switzerland, England, Poland, Spain, Belgium and Iceland as Group Runners-up; Slovakia, Republic of Ireland, Portugal and Northern Ireland as Best 3rd place finishers.Eliminated nations from Group stage: Albania, Romania, Russia, Ukraine, Turkey and Czech RepublicQuarterfinalists: Germany. Italy, France Portugal, Wales, Poland, Belgium and IcelandSemifinalists: Germany, France, Portugal and WalesFinalists: Portugal and FranceEURO Debuts: Wales, Iceland, Slovakia, Northern Ireland and AlbaniaEURO: Roll of Honour:Year Winners Runners-up Margin Hosts 1960 - Soviet Union Yugoslavia 2-1 France1964 - Spain Soviet Union 2-1 Spain1968 - Italy Yugoslavia 2-0 Italy1972 - West Germany Soviet Union 3-0 Belgium1976 - Czechoslovakia West Germany 2(5)-2(3) Yugoslavia1980 - West Germany Belgium 2-1 Italy1984 - France Spain 2-0 France1988 - Netherlands Soviet Union 2-0 West Germany 1992 - Denmark Germany 2-0 Sweden1996 - Germany Czech Republic 2-1 England 2000 - France Italy 2-1 Belgium & Netherlands 2004 - Greece Portugal 1-0 Portugal2008 - Spain Germany 1-0 Australia & Switzerland 2012 - Spain Italy 4-0 Poland & Ukraine 2016 - Portugal France 1-0 France Source: uefa.com