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EURO 2016: Croatia, Czech Republic, Spain, Turkey in Group D

Everything you need to know about the competition in Group D of the Euro 2016 tournament.

Astro Awani

Thu May 12 2016

GROUP D: Croatia, Czech Republic, Spain, Turkey

GROUP D: Croatia, Czech Republic, Spain, Turkey

The four teams that will compete in Group D of the 2016 UEFA European Championships are Croatia, Czech Republic, Spain and Turkey.

MUST READ: All you need to know about GROUP A, GROUP B, GROUP C, GROUP E, GROUP F

Here are some interesting facts about these four teams:

MUST READ: Five things you need to know about Croatia

Croatia at Euro 2016

Croatia at Euro 2016

MUST READ: Five things you need to know about Czech Republic

Croatia at Euro 2016

Croatia at Euro 2016

MUST READ: Five things you need to know about Spain

Spain at Euro 2016

Spain at Euro 2016

MUST READ: Five things you need to know about Turkey

Turkey at Euro 2016

Turkey at Euro 2016

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