Antoine Griezmann believes he will lose out to Cristiano Ronaldo for this year's Ballon d'Or award as a result of France being beaten 1-0 by Portugal in the Euro 2016 final. Griezmann, 25, finished with the Golden Boot as the tournament's top scorer. However, the French striker failed to add to his six goals in the hosts' extra-time defeat at the Stade de France on Sunday. The Atletico Madrid forward saw a first-half header wonderfully saved by Portugal goalkeeper Rui Patricio, before heading a much easier chance over the bar later in the game. The final had been billed in some quarters as a battle between Griezmann and Real Madrid star Ronaldo, 31, with the winner expected to claim the Ballon d'Or award as the world's best player. But Griezmann said that the prospect of winning the individual award was not something he had thought about prior to Sunday's game. "No, it will come if it has to come," Griezmann said. "Am I still in...
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