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PARIS (AP) — The Latest from soccer's European Championship (all times local): ___ 8:30 p.m. France coach Didier Deschamps has freshened up his side for the match against Switzerland by changing several players from the team that beat Albania 2-0. Andre-Pierre Gignac will replace Olivier Giroud at center forward and Yohan Cabaye will come in for N'Golo Kante in central midfield. Reverting back to a 4-3-3 formation, Deschamps also gave midfielder Moussa Sissoko a rare start in place of Blaise Matuidi. Midfielder Paul Pogba and forward Antoine Griezmann return to the starting lineup after coming on as substitutes against Albania. In a tactical switch, midfielder Dimitri Payet has been rested, with Kingsley Coman taking his place. Switzerland coach Vladimir Petkovic has made one change. Forward Haris Seferovic, who wasted a number of chances in the previous two matches, has been dropped and his position in attack will be taken by Breel Embolo. The 19-year-old Basel forward makes the starting lineup after he was used twice as substitute. ___ 8:22 p.m. Here are the lineups for the Group A match between Romania and Albania at Stade de Lyon: Romania: Ciprian Tatarusanu, Cristian Sapunaru, Dragos Grigore, Vlad Chiriches, Alexandru Matel, Andrei Prepelita, Ovidui Hoban, Adrian Popa, Nicolae Stanciu, Bogdan Stancu, Denis Alibec. Albania: Etrit Berisha, Elseid Hysaj, Arlind Ajeti, Mergim Mavraj, Ansi Agolli, Amir Abrashi, Migjen Basha, Ledian Memushaj, Andi Lila, Ermir Lenjani, Armando Sadiku. ___ 8:20 p.m. Here are the lineups for the match between France and Switzerland at the Stade Pierre Mauroy in Lille in Group A: Switzerland: Yann Sommer, Stephan Lichtsteiner, Fabian Schaer, Johan Djourou, Ricardo Rodriguez, Valon Behrami, Granit Xhaka, Blerim Dzemaili, Xherdan Shaqiri, Admir Mehmedi, Breel Embolo. France: Hugo Lloris, Bacary Sagna, Adil Rami, Laurent Koscielny, Patrice Evra, Moussa Sissoko, Yohan Cabaye, Paul Pogba, Kingsley Coman, Andre-Pierre Gignac, Antoine Griezmann. ___ 4:50 p.m. England coach Roy Hodgson has again urged fans to stay out fights before and after his team's final group game at the European Championship. Speaking in Saint-Etienne, where England takes on Slovakia on Monday, Hodgson says it's "our hope, our dream" that the atmosphere surrounding the game will remain peaceful. Hodgson says "we want fans to come here to enjoy the football. We urge them to be cautious about coming without tickets. We urge them to stay out of fights and stay out of trouble." French police used tear gas to disperse English fans on Wednesday in Lille, the fourth time England fans have been involved in violent incidents since the start of the tournament. Last week in Marseille, they were involved in three days of intense fighting that left one England supporter seriously injured. Hodgson says "we hope that he will recover as soon as possible and that his injuries won't be long-lasting. We don't like to hear that our fellow countrymen are in hospitals after being injured in violence." Monday's game at Stade Geoffroy Guichard is regarded as a high-risk match because supporters from both sides have fought each other in the past. ___ 12:55 p.m. The prefect for Saint-Etienne has blamed UEFA for the crowd trouble at the match between Croatia and the Czech Republic at Stade Geoffroy Guichard. Evence Richard, the top official in the Saint-Etienne area, told local media that UEFA should have added "between 150 and 200" security agents at the stadium "to properly fulfill its mission." Play was stopped for several minutes late in Croatia's 2-2 draw with the Czech Republic on Friday when firecrackers and lit flares were thrown on the field from one end of the stadium where Croatian fans were sitting. Croatia fans then fought among themselves as players appealed for calm and French police had to intervene inside the venue. One Croatia fan who smuggled a flare into the arena was arrested and will be brought before a judge next week. Richard says "the fans were allowed to enter the stadium 30 minutes late, there was one gate which remained closed during the whole evening and between 2,000 and 3,000 spectators had not accessed the stadium when the match started." UEFA has opened a disciplinary case against Croatia's national soccer federation following the incidents. ___ 12:50 p.m. A Portugal fan who ran on the field to get a selfie with Cristiano Ronaldo will cost his national soccer federation a fine. UEFA says it has opened a disciplinary case against the Portuguese federation for a "field invasion." UEFA holds national teams responsible for the behavior of their fans inside a stadium. The man ran across half the field from behind one goal at Parc des Princes after Portugal drew 0-0 with Austria on Saturday. He caught up with Ronaldo near the halfway line, and Ronaldo gestured to a security official to stay back until the fan got the picture. The fan was then led away. ___ 12:36 p.m. UEFA has charged the Hungarian soccer federation for fan disorder inside the stadium at a European Championship match in Marseille. UEFA says its disciplinary panel will judge charges of "crowd disturbances," throwing objects and setting off fireworks on Tuesday. Fans clashed with stewards and some police before the game when trying to climb a fence to enter a section behind one goal. Riot police then formed in lines in front a section of Hungary fans, in the same end of Stade Velodrome where Russians attacked England fans one week earlier. Hungary fans then lit or threw flares or firecrackers during the national anthems, when Iceland was awarded a penalty kick, and after their team scored a late goal in a 1-1 draw. UEFA is likely to impose a fine.

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