On Friday, June 10, in Saint-Denis near Paris, the European Football Championship Euro 2016 commenced on the stadium Stade de France. Over 600 people took part in the opening ceremony. The event was attended by the President of France Francois Hollande and other famous persons of high-rank.
The event was attended by the President of France Francois Hollande and other famous persons of high-rank.
The audience was astonished at seeing the vast scale of the event.
On the photo, a participant of the Euro2016 opening ceremonydressed as bright lips giving kisses to every participant of the competition.
On the photo, the sportsmen holding their flags on the field.
Tribunes happily supporting their favourite teams.
The first teams to open Euro 2016 were players of France and Romania, who scored 2:1 in favour of the tournament hosts.
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