Euro 2016: Ireland stun Italy, Belgium spoil Zlatan’s farewell for Sweden

Ireland's midfielder Robert Brady celebrates scoring a goal with team mates. (AFP photo)

Updated on: Jun 23, 2016 1:51 PM IST

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Ireland's midfielder Robert Brady celebrates scoring a goal with team mates. (AFP photo)

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Ireland's forward Shane Long (L) and Ireland's midfielder James McClean react after the Euro 2016 group E football match between Italy and Ireland. (AFP photo)

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Ireland's forward Robbie Keane reacts after the Euro 2016 group E football match. (AFP photo)

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Italy's midfielder Alessandro Florenzi (L) and Ireland's midfielder James McCarthy vie for the ball. (AFP photo)

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Ireland's defender Seamus Coleman (L) and Italy's defender Mattia De Sciglio vie for the ball. (AFP phot)

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Sweden's midfielder Albin Ekdal (L) vies with Belgium's forward Eden Hazard. (AFP photo)

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Sweden's forward Zlatan Ibrahimovic walks on the pitch after Sweden lost 0-1 in the Euro 2016. (AFP photo)

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Sweden's goalkeeper Andreas Isaksson looks on as Sweden's midfielder Kim Kallstrom acknowledges the crowds. (AFP photo)

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Belgium's midfielder Radja Nainggolan (C) is congratulated by Belgium's forward Dries Mertens. (AFP photo)

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Sweden's forward Zlatan Ibrahimovic acknowledges the crowd. (AFP photo)