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Euro 2020: Ranking every African-origin player in the knockouts

Only featured for three minutes in the group stage but was given a further half hour in the Switzerland shambles.
His primary contribution was blazing a wild shot over.

Moussa Sissoko

Played 46 minutes across two substitute appearances for Switzerland.

Djibril Sow

Two appearances, nine minutes; given the tough assignment of trying to salvage things for Germany against England.

Jamal Musiala

Belgian-Congolese frontman was given six minutes against Finland, but made no impact.

Christian Benteke

Only given six minutes for Austria, Onisiwo at least had an attempt on goal.

Karim Onisiwo

Peripheral, Dembele featued for half an hour over two games and failed to make an impression before injury curtailed his tournament.

Ousmane Dembele

13 minutes and no impact for Traore, who was preparing to come on against Italy before Alvaro Morata's late equaliser.
Ultimately was not used as Spain bowed out.

Adama Traore

High expectations ahead of the tournament after playing his way into the Netherlands team, but Gakpo was only given 11 minutes by Frank de Boer.

Cody Gakpo

Given 16 minutes against Finland as Roberto Martinez sought to give his fringe players a run-out.

Michy Batshuayi

Introduced for just 20 minutes in Austria's 2-0 defeat by the Netherlands.

Valentino Lazaro

The first player at Euro 2020 to get a red card, and the youngest player in the history of the tournament to be dismissed when he saw red against Italy.

Ethan Ampadu

The Franco-Beninois stopper featured in one of France's fixtures, but appeared out of sorts as they conceded twice against Portugal.

Jules Kounde

Struggled to impose himself for Portugal, looking sluggish and loose in possession.

William Carvalho

Caught the eye in fits and starts - remains a beautiful sight when running at defenders - but Sane&nbsp;struggled to hit top gear consistently, and failed&nbsp;to make a direct goal contribution.

Leroy Sane

Played in all three of France's group games, albeit twice as a substitute, but struggled with the pace against Portugal initially.
Had value in the 'Matuidi role' or as a substitute to close off contests for Les Bleus.

Corentin Tolisso

One of the tournament's big disappointments; Gnabry struggled to inspire Germany or provide them with a focal point going forward.

Serge Gnabry

Zakaria was a late sub as the Swiss were held by Wales, and was then promoted to the starting XI for the draw against Spain.

Denis Zakaria

Handed a start against Finland, in Belgium's final game, and dovetailed well with Eden Hazard and Kevin De Bruyne, without being particularly threatening.
Given four minutes in the defeat by Italy.

Nacer Chadli

Lively presence down Portugal's right flank, but he struggled defensively in the Germany game.

Nelson Semedo

Authoritative - if clumsy - in the heart of Germany's defence, Rudiger was arguably lucky to get away with a little nibble on Paul Pogba's shoulder blade.
Started all four of their outings, but struggled against England - and the pace of Bukayo Saka.

Antonio Rudiger

Featured twice in Belgium's three-man backline, looking composed and controlled as the Red Devils reached the quarter-finals.

Jason Denayer

Lively after being introduced against Slovakia, he and Isak gave Sweden more mobility and inventiveness in attack.
Promoted to the starting line-up for the Poland game, but given the briefest of cameos against Ukraine.

Robin Quaison

Used sparingly by the Netherlands - 52 minutes across two substitute appearances - although he did register the vital assist to get a 3-2 victory against Ukraine.
Didn't feature in the knockout stages.

Nathan Ake

Started all four of France's matches, Kimpembe helped Les Bleus top the group of death, even if they weren't quite as imperious as they would have liked.
Booked against Portugal, but used the ball intelligently.

Presnel Kimpembe

Some bright moments, with his pace terrorising defences, but zero goals in four games is a poor return.
He also missed the decisive penalty as France were eliminated by the Swiss.

Kylian Mbappe

Lively in Switzerland's opener, Mbabu struggled in the defeat by Italy, and was dropped for their final group game.
He entered to great effect against France, registering a superb assist.

Kevin Mbabu

Swiss defender, eligible for Nigeria, who has looked comfortable in possession to facilitate Switzerland's effective use of a back three, but missed a penalty against Spain.

Manuel Akanji

Solid performances in Portugal's midfield, Danilo also 'won' a penalty against France when he was punched in the face by Hugo Lloris as the reigning champions clinched a 2-2 draw.

Danilo

Started Belgium's first two games as Axel Witsel and Kevin De Bruyne found their way to full fitness, Tielemans was bright and constantly ambitious with the ball at his feet.

Youri Tielemans

Opened Switzerland's scoring against Wales, and also impressed as they secured progression with victory over Turkey, but Embolo didn't score again during the tournament.

Breel Embolo

Continued his renaissance with a series of eye-catching displays from midfield; Sanches's anticipation, aggression, strength and turn of pace gave Portugal a different dimension, even if they weren't able to oust Belgium.

Renato Sanches

Solid as part of Belgium's back three against Russia and Finland, the Red Devils didn't concede a goal while Boyata was on the pitch.

Dedryck Boyata

The only Tanzanian representative in the tournament, Poulsen netted twice in Denmark's 4-1 masterclass against hapless Russia.
He was introduced as a substitute against England as the Danes' run came to an end.

Yussuf Poulsen

Handed a start in England's final group game, against Czech Republic, and delivered a man-of-the-match display as the Three Lions won 1-0.
He sat out against Ukraine, but started the Three Lions' other two knockouts, giving Antonio Rudiger the run-around as Germany were dispatched.

Bukayo Saka

Two assists in four outings for Alaba before Austria's Last 16 elimination by Italy.

David Alaba

Not at his absolute best, Kante still had an&nbsp;influence in the heart of the France midfield before their eventual elimination against Switzerland.
He struggled in a midfield two alongside Pogba.

N'Golo Kante

Two bright showings, Doku has done his reputation no harm at the Euros.

Jeremy Doku

Seized the occasion&nbsp;- albeit without scoring a goal - Isak went close to netting one of the goals of the tournament against Slovakia, and improved his reputation with two assists across his campaign.

Alexander Isak

The Barcelona new boy delivered some outstanding performances, and ended the competition with two goals and one assist in four outings.
He was unable to prevent the Dutch from a shock elimination against Czech Republic.

Memphis Depay

Four goals in four games for Benzema, as he returned&nbsp;to the France team in some style.
His partnership with Kylian Mbappe threatened to ignite, while his magical touch en route to scoring against Switzerland was a moment of genuine class.

Karim Benzema

Influential for favourites France until their premature elimination, Pogba was nonetheless exceptional against Switzerland.
His passing during that contest was masterful, while he also scored a sensational effort...even though it proved in vain.

Paul Pogba

Four goals in five appearances appearances for Lukaku at the tournament, he&nbsp;gave Belgium the distinct look of genuine contenders...until they came up against Italy.

Romelu Lukaku

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