Euro 2016 pronunciation guide: From Alban Hoxha to Haukur Heidar Hauksson… we
After all the build up the European Championship is just two days away.
The expanded 24-team format will see countries such as Albania Iceland make their tournament finals debuts.
As a result, viewers will come across players they have never seen or heard of as they look to take France by storm.
No fear though as UEFA have provided a useful guide on how to pronounce the difficult names of all the players at Euro 2016 that may be difficult to say.
Having trouble eulogising over Alban Hoxha or Haukur Heidar Hauksson? Don’t worry as Sportsmail are on hand to help.
ALBANIA
Alban Hoxha – Hodge-ah
Orges Shehi – Shay-hee
Arlind Ajeti – A-yeti
Naser Aliji – Ali-yi
Elseid Hysaj – Hoo-sigh
Mergim Mavraj – Mur-gim Mav-rai
Migjen Basha – Midgen
Lorik Cana – Lo-reek Tsa-na
Ergys Kaçe – Erg-oos Kat-che
Burim Kukeli – Boo-rim Ku-ke-lih
Ermir Lenjani – Ermir Len-ya-nih
Ledjan Memushaj – Led-yan Me-moo-shay
Odise Roshi – Odi-seh Ro-shee
Taulant Xhaka – Taoo-lant Dza-ka
Bekim Balaj – Ba-lay
Sokol Cikalleshi – Sokol Chi-ka-lesh-ee
Shkelzen Gashi – Shkul-zen

Veteran midfielder Lorik Cana dribbles with the ball during Austria training in Perros-Guirrec on Tuesday
AUSTRIA
Sebastian Prodl – Prur-dul
Gyorgy Garics – Gior-jee Ga-ritch
Aleksandar Dragovic – Dra-go-vitch
Zlatko Junuzovic – Ju-nu-zo-vitch
Alessandro Schopf – Sherpf
Marko Arnautovic – Ar-now-toe-vitch
Lukas Hinterseer – Hin-ter-say-er
Mark Janko – Yan-ko
BELGIUM
Thibaut Courtois – Tea-bo Coor-twa
Simon Mignolet – Min-yo-let
Toby Alderweireld – Al-der-way-reld
Jordan and Romelu Lukaku – Loe-ka-koe
Thomas Vermaelen – Ver-mah-len
Eden Hazard – Ha-zar
Michy Batshuayi – Bat-shoe-a-yi

Michy Batshuayi is in Belgium’s 23-man squad for the European Championship after shining at Marseille
CROATIA
Lovre Kalinic – Low-rey Ka-lin-itch
Danijel Subasic – Su-ba-shitch
Vedran Corluka – Chor-loo-ka
Tin Jedvaj – Yed-vay
Dario Srna – Sur-na
Domagoj Vida – Do-ma-goy
Sime Vrsjalko – Shi-may Ver-sal-ee-ko
Milan Badelj – Bad-el-ee
Marcelo Brozovic – Brozzo-vitch
Ante Coric – Chor-itch
Mateo Kovacic – Ko-va-chitch
Luka Modric – Mod-ritch
Ivan Perisuc – Pair-ish-itch
Ivan Rakitic – Rack-it-itch
Duje Cop – Do-yey Chop
Andrej Kramaric – And-ray Kram-ar-itch
Marko Pjaca – Pea-at-sa
CZECH REPUBLIC
Petr Cech – Peter Cheh
Tomas Koubek – Tom-as Koe-beck
Tomas Vaclík – Vatz-leek
Roman Hubnik – Hoob-neek
Michal Kadlec – Kad-letz
Tomas Sivok – Shi-vock
Marek Suchy – Sue-hee
Borek Dockal – Dotch-kal
Daniel Kolar – Daniel Koh-lahrj
Ladislav Krejci – Kray-chee
Jaroslav Plasil – Jo-ro-slav Pla-shil
Daniel Pudil – Daniel Pood-yil
Tomas Rosicky – Ro-sits-kee
Josef Sural – Shoo-ral
Tomas Necid – Net-sit
Milan Skoda – Shko-da
ENGLAND
Eric Dier – Die-er

England hope Eric Dier can rise to the occasion at Euro 2016 with the Tottenham star set for a prominent role
FRANCE
Benoit Costil – Ben-wah Cos-teal
Hugo Lloris – Lyo-reece
Steve Mandanda – Stev Mon-don-dah
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