Atletico Madrid's striker gave Les Bleus the lead after a baffling defensive play by German midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger.

Antoine Griezmann exorcized his demons by scoring a crucial penalty kick for France against Germany. The French striker gave Les Bleus the lead moments before the first half concluded with a well-placed shot, and he managed to join Michel Platini as the only players in the tournament's history to score more than four goals in a single UEFA Euro edition.

Here's how fans reacted to Griezmann's opener.

Moments later, Griezmann scored another goal for the hosts, practically giving him the tournament's Golden Boot.

With his goals tonight, France's No. 7 surpassed Zinedine Zidane's goal scoring total of 5 goals in all European Championship finals, and joined Platini as the only players to be involved in more than seven goals for a team in a single edition.

" If someone pays €120M to sign Pogba, they should double that to sign Antoine Griezmann. What a player!"

 

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Germany 0 - 2 France

July 7, 2016 3:00pmStade Vélodrome, France

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