Those at the top of the ranking
Eliminated in the round of 16, by Belgium (0-1), the Portuguese Cristiano Ronaldo scored five goals in the group stage of Euro 2020, becoming, with 14 goals in the European Championship in his career, the best artificer in the history of the competition. This allowed him, also, very quickly, to dominate the ranking of the scorers of the competition. The much less publicized Patrik Schick has also scored the trifle of five goals, the last of which in the quarterfinals of the tournament, against Denmark, and also dominates this ranking. Unfortunately for both of them, they won’t be able to improve their brand.
Those who can change everything
The English Raheem Sterling, Harry Kane and the Danish Kasper Dolberg, they can go and titillate them! Authors of three goals in the eighth and quarterfinals, the last two seem launched, and are the main offensive weapons of their selection. It will be necessary, for one of the two, even for Sterling, who seems, however, less sharp than his two counterparts, to score at least two goals until the end of the tournament. Knowing that Denmark and England face each other on Wednesday, for a place in the sun …
Those for whom it promises to be complicated
Not really dropped, however, it would take an offensive festival for the Spaniard Alvaro Morata or the Italians Ciro Immobile or Lorenzo Insigne to finish top scorer, from their two goals. Especially since the first two, pure finishers, have not shown themselves to their advantage since the knockout phase. But there are potentially two games left for one of the two …
The scorers’ classification after the semi-finals
5 buts : Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal), Schick (R. Tchèque).
4 buts : BENZEMA (France), Forsberg (Sweden), Lukaku (Belgium).
3 buts : Dolberg (Denmark), Kane (England), Lewandowski (Poland), Seferovic (Switzerland), Shaqiri (Switzerland), Sterling (England), Wijnaldum (Netherlands)
2 buts : Morata (Spain), Depay (Netherlands), Dumfries (Netherlands), Havertz (Germany), T. Hazard (Belgium), Immobile (Italy), Insigne (Italy), Locatelli (Italy), Maehle (Denmark) , Perisic (Croatia), Pessina (Italy), Poulsen (Denmark), Sarabia (Spain), Torres (Spain), Yaremchuk (Ukraine), Yarmolenko (Ukraine).
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