What a week for football. The most surprising game came on June 25, when Switzerland faced Poland in the Round of 16. Each side had their chances, but there was the clinical bicycle kick by Xherdan Shaqiri in the 82nd minute to score for Switzerland. Poland had scored in the 32nd minute, so this was a last-minute effort from the Swiss to tie it up, and they successfully did it.

It was very apparent that Shaqiri had been struggling this tournament, having few chances and not leading his men to victory like he did at his club, Stoke City. He was able to bring the momentum in the second half as he played the ball and created chances for his teammates, but in the end, he was the one to hit this strike from distance into the back of the net.

However, Poland and Switzerland went to penalties, and it was do or die time after extra time. It was a nervey and tense time for both teams because of how far they both had come, though Poland looked like the stronger side after winning and drawing games in this competition, unlike Switzerland who would lose their first game in this competition against this strong Polish side. Lichtsteiner (the Juventus legend) was the first to convert his penalty into the net. Sommer (Switzerland's goalkeeper) guessed the right way on Milik's penalty, but was unable to save it as it went into the net.