Does it make for a better tournament having an 'easier' half of the draw - with Portugal and Poland having a real chance of making the final, while Italy have to battle it out with Spain and then Germany?

Or would you prefer to have a bunch of last-16/quarter-finals where the winners of each game were more predictable, with the clash of the giants coming in the semi-finals and final?

Let us know using #bbceuro2016 on Twitter or on the BBC Sport and Match of the Day Facebook pages.

Portugal are yet to win a game in 90 minutes, but here they are - two games from the final.

They started off with a 1-1 draw with Iceland, which was followed by Cristiano Ronaldo's now-famous rant where he said the Nordic side "are not going to do anything in the competition". That's fellow quarter-finalists Iceland.

They followed that up with a 0-0 draw with Austria, one of the most disappointing sides in the tournament, and ended with a 3-3 draw with Hungary in one of the games of Euro 2016.

That took them into the last 16, where they beat Croatia - who had been seen as possible finalists - in extra time.

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Poland come into the quarter-finals having only conceded once so far - but only scoring three times themselves.

They started off their group stage with a 1-0 win over Northern Ireland.

After that game came a 0-0 draw with world champions Germany and then another 1-0 success over Ukraine.

Their last 16 opponents were Switzerland, whom they overcame on penalties after a 1-1 draw.

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We ended up with a bit of an anomaly in this year's European Championship knockout stages. 

On one half of the draw were eight teams who had never won a major tournament before. On the other half were Spain, Italy, Germany, France and, um, England - with 20 top trophies between them.

That was partly down to Spain and England finishing second in their groups, as well as the new format with third-placed qualifiers.

So Spain and England are out - and one of Germany or Italy are heading home too this week. 

But Poland or Portugal will be in the last four.

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Poland. Portugal. Belgium. Wales. 

One of these teams will be in the Euro 2016 final thanks a strangely lop-sided draw.

Today we find out whether the Poles or Portuguese will be the first team to book their place in the European Championship semi-finals.