He would have wanted a better end to his international career and was not at his best during the tournament. Produced some good saves but will be haunted by the blunder against Russia.

Did not take the attacking initiative from the right flank against Sweden and partly neglected his defensive duties against Russia. Suffered a recurrent groin injury in Greece's second match and missed the remainder of the action.

Unused substitute in the first encounter, but in the starting lineup against Russia. He began in midfield before moving to the right side of the defence after Giourkas Seitaridis' exit. However, a calf injury ruled him out of the last encounter.

Played in the last match, against Spain, filling in for the injured Vassilis Torosidis on the left of defence. Was positive in his attacking duties, but was often forced on to the back foot.

Played well against Russia but made several mistakes against Sweden. Put in an improved performance in the last match.

Tried to become the missing link between defence and attack but his efforts were not successful. Looked jaded in the last match against Spain.

He did not make the impact he would have wanted to.

Introduced late on against Russia and Spain but was unable to make an impact.

Wasteful in front of goal against Russia, but was Greece's best player against Spain, scoring the team's only goal of the tournament.

He injured his right knee after Greece's friendly match against Cyprus in Patras, and missed several training sessions on Austrian soil as a consequence. However he was the team's most passionate player in all three matches and provided the cross for Aneglos Charisteas' goal against Spain.

Deputised for Seitaridis against Spain. Turned in a solid performance, dealing with Andrés Iniesta and tried to help out the midfield where possible.

Injured a finger on his left hand before Greece's second match and has been sidelined ever since.

Yet to earn his first cap.

Played from the start in the encounter against Spain. Was lively but failed to conjure any noteworthy chances.

Forced on to the back foot against Sweden as he often found himself having to deal with more than one opponent. Much improved in the second game at both ends of the field but missed the defeat by Spain because of a groin injury.

Powerful in the air, he fought hard with Zlatan Ibrahimović against Sweden and with Roman Pavlyuchenko against Russia but ultimately ended up on the losing side. Improved against Spain and was replaced so that Paraskevas Antzas could get his last cap.

Not a good tournament for the Bundesliga-based striker. A little subdued against Sweden and after coming on against Russia, he sustained a facial injury and will be sidelined for around a month.

Did not feature in any match.

Made his debut in a major tournament against Sweden and gave a nervy performance. Was more positive coming off the bench against Spain and prevented Sergio García from scoring in the 82nd minute.

His overall performance was disappointing. Was willing but never really threatened.

Played defensively throughout but could have done more creatively to spark the team into action.

Played for just 15 minutes in the encounter against Spain, but will be one of the new faces that coach Otto Rehhagel will use more regularly in the immediate future.

Was in the starting lineup against Russia, but perhaps assets would have been put to better use if he were fielded as an attacking midfielder and not as a centre forward. Failed to unsettle the Russian defence.