So far, three players have twice been named Man of the Match at Euro 2016. Do you know Andres Iniesta is one of them? Here’s a complete list of the players:

First set of group stage fixtures
10/06: France 2-1 Romania – Dimitri Payet

11/06: Albania 0-1 Switzerland – Granit Xhaka
11/06: Wales 2-1 Slovakia – Joe Allen
11/06: England 1-1 Russia – Eric Dier

12/06: Turkey 0-1 Croatia – Luka Modrić
12/06: Poland 1-0 Northern Ireland – Grzegorz Krychowiak
12/06: Germany 2-0 Ukraine – Toni Kroos

13/06: Spain 1-0 Czech Republic – Andrés Iniesta
13/06: Republic of Ireland 1-1 Sweden – Wes Hoolahan
13/06: Belgium 0-2 Italy – Emanuele Giaccherini

14/06: Austria 0-2 Hungary – László Kleinheisler
14/06: Portugal 1-1 Iceland – Nani 

Image: Dimitri Payet has been sensational for France

Second set of group stage fixtures
15/06: Russia 1-2 Slovakia – Marek Hamšík
15/06: Romania 1-1 Switzerland – Granit Xhaka (2)
15/06: France 2-0 Albania – Dimitri Payet (2)

16/06: England 2-1 Wales – Kyle Walker
16/06: Ukraine 0-2 Northern Ireland – Gareth McAuley
16/06: Germany 0-0 Poland – Jérôme Boateng

17/06: Italy 1-0 Sweden – Éder
17/06: Czech Republic 2-2 Croatia – Ivan Rakitić
17/06: Spain 3-0 Turkey – Andrés Iniesta (2)

18/06: Belgium 3-0 Republic of Ireland – Axel Witsel
18/06: Iceland 1-1 Hungary – Kolbeinn Sigthórsson
18/06: Portugal 0-0 Austria – João Moutinho

Third set of group stage fixtures
19/06: Romania 0-1 Albania – Arlind Ajeti
19/06: Switzerland 0-0 France – Yann Sommer

20/06: Russia 0-3 Wales – Aaron Ramsey

Image: Kolbeinn Sigthórsson
20/06: Slovakia 0-0 England – Matúš Kozáčik

21/06: Ukraine 0-1 Poland – Ruslan Rotan
21/06: Northern Ireland 0-1 Germany – Mesut Özil
21/06: Czech Republic 0-2 Turkey – Burak Yılmaz
21/06: Croatia 2-1 Spain – Ivan Perišić

22/06: Iceland 2-1 Austria – Kári Árnason
22/06: Hungary 3-3 Portugal – Cristiano Ronaldo
22/06: Italy 0-1 Republic of Ireland – Robbie Brady
22/06: Sweden 1-0 Belgium – Eden Hazard

25/06: Switzerland 1-1 Poland (aet, Poland win 5-4 on pens) – Xherdan Shaqiri

Image: Nani
25/06: Wales 1-0 Northern Ireland – Gareth Bale
25/06: Croatia 0-1 Portugal (aet) – Renato Sanches

26/06: France 2-1 Republic of Ireland – Antoine Griezmann
26/06: Germany 3-0 Slovakia – Julian Draxler
26/06: Hungary 0-4 Belgium – Eden Hazard

27/06: Italy 2-0 Spain – Leonardo Bonucci
27/06: England 1-2 Iceland – Ragnar Sigurdsson

Image: Cristiano Ronaldo

The Carlsberg Man of the Match is decided by UEFA’s technical observers after considering the nominees as voted for by EURO2016.com users.

Voting opens at the start of the second half in all games and ends after 85 minutes.