And there goes the final whistle! The game has ended 2-2 in Budapest.

We had three penalties, all converted, and a superb goal brilliantly taken by Benzema.

We had shocks, twists, turns and permutations galore changing all the time.

France finish as Group F winners while Portugal qualify in third.

90+3min: After a lengthy appeal, the game goes on. Fernandes breathing a sigh of relief.

Bruno Fernandes looks to have fouled Coman in the box and there's a lengthy check going on. Replays do show Fernandes make contact with the Frenchman.

Hungary came so close but are yet so far. Such a valiant effort from them and they pushed Germany all the way. 

90+1min: France are content with controlling the ball and keeping possession.

89min: Both sides have taken their foot off the gas and look like they're waiting for the final whistle. This result, and the current one in Germany, would see them go through.

88min: And Portugal also make a change. Renato Sanches has covered every blade of grass and has been given a rest with Sergio Oliveira coming on in his place.

87min: Deschamps decides to make another change with time running down. Griezmann makes way for Moussa Sissoko.

85min: Bruno Fernandes makes a brilliant run into the France box to send a cross across the face of goal. Varane is there to cut it out but it was a good chance by the Portuguese.

83min: And that's the fourth Frenchman to go into the referee's book. Kimpembe has gone flying into Ronaldo and it's a deserved yellow card.

And it's changed again! Germany have equalised for a second time and that goal from Leon Goretzka means Joachim Low's side finish runners up and Hungary are dumped out.

81min: Renato Sanches tries to make something happen for Portugal but Kante is there to cut things out. 

79min: Looks like that's Semedo's night done. Santos has made the change and Diogo Dalot comes on in his place.

77min: Let's hope its cramp. The replays showed the Wolves man jar his leg while jumping for a ball but he's now being seen to by the physios.

76min: Griezmann lines up a shot from distance but it's superbly blocked but France come again. They're doing their best to make life difficult for those Portugal defenders.

75min: France have done well to absorb any Portugal pressure at the moment and are looking a little bit more threatening in attack. But it's been an extremely well-balanced game at the moment. Could go either way.

73min: Fernando Santos makes a double change and decides to send Bruno Fenandes and Ruben Neves on in place of Bernardo Silva and Joao Moutinho. 

70min: The French has come to life and are moving it much quicker now. Semedo is having to work really hard to keep Mbappe and Benzema quiet but isn't having much luck as it stands. Portugal still in this.

66min: Unbelievable double save from Rui Patricio! Pogba dances inside at the top of the box before curling one towards the top corner. Patricio gets across and pulls off a blinding stop to force the ball onto the post. It comes back into play and Patricio gets across his goal to then deny Griezmann. Unreal goalkeeping.

The absolute scenes! Germany equalised through Kai Havertz which saw Germany go second before Hungary quickly responded to retake the lead. Can't keep up with this group.

66min: Deschamps has made another change and has decided to bring off Tolisso for Coman.

As it stands, that Ronaldo goal – his fifth of the Euros so far – has changed things once again in Group F.

France still top the group but who's heading out – and who's facing England?

1st - France 5pts

2nd - Portugal 4pts

3rd - Hungary 4pts

4th - Germany 3pts

60min: It's that man again – Cristiano Ronaldo scores his 109th international goal by sending Lloris the wrong way to equal the record set by Ali Daei. Another solid penalty which changes the Group F standings once again.

Can you believe this? The referee has awarded Portugal a second penalty after Kounde handled the ball from a Ronaldo cross. This is the third penalty of the night.

57min: Portugal now looking a little more frustrated with France retaining possession and trying to slow the game down. Semedo does well to break up some nice French passing though.

51min: That's such a shame for Digne, who's pulled up with a real issue and he's immediately taken off. Could be the end of his tournament if it's serious. Rabiot comes on in his place.

If it stays like this, and it is highly unlikely, England will be facing HUNGARY in the last 16 with Portugal heading for an early exit!

Who had this on their betting slip at the start of the tournament? (Or even start of the night?!)

48min: Check complete and the goal is given! What a turnaround this is from France and Karim Benzema! It was such a neat finish but superb ball from Pogba which deserved a goal in itself.

48min: Pogba pulls off a brilliant pass through to Benzema, who takes it so well before tucking it past Patricio. However, the linesman flags for offside. But there's a VAR check...

46min: Danilo, who was clattered by Lloris, is replaced at the break while Everton's Lucas Digne comes on for the booked Lucas Hernandez.

The two matches in Group F are back underway with changes made by both sides.

Here's the state of play as of half-time:

1st France - 5 points

2nd Portugal - 4 points

3rd Hungary - 4 points

4th Germany - 3 points

And the referee brings a half to what was a lively end to the first half.

Ronaldo broke the deadlock from the spot with what seemed to be a deserved penalty after Lloris' punch on Danilo.

But France's spot-kick seemed undeserved given how softly Mbappe went down under Semedo's challenge.

France needed that penalty but it's all square at the break.

45+3min: After Benzema dispatched the spot-kick, former Real Madrid team-mate Ronaldo congratulated the Frenchman for scoring. Nice touch from the two that won so much in Madrid together.

In the madness of all of that, there was an additional three minutes added on.

45+2min: And Karim Benzema matches Ronaldo by smashing in a penalty of his own. He's missed the last three spot-kicks for his country but he made no mistake there. There drought is over for him and it's come right on the brink of half-time. Benzema is back in international football.

45min: Now France have a penalty of their own! Mbappe makes a darting run into the box and Semedo clatters into him and Mbappe crumbles to the ground. Referee immediately points to the spot but it looks soft.

43min: However, Moutinho's free-kick doesn't even clear the first man... who is N'Golo Kante. Got to do better with that.

42min: Jota bursts in between the line of French midfielders and defenders and lofts a ball over Silva, who puts in Ronaldo. Ronaldo does some of his trademark stepovers and is brought down by Kimpembe. Free-kick in another dangerous position for Portugal.

41min: Kounde has been a bright spark down the right for France but he's over-run it on this occasion. Portugal retains possession.

40min: That's now the third Frenchman to go into Lahoz's book. Lost their temperament here. Looks like they need half-time.

37min: Varane curls a ball to the far post where Griezmann is, who can only lash at the ball and put it out for a goal kick. France haven't responded since Portugal went ahead.

36min: Antonio Mateu Lahoz shows the yellow card to Lucas Hernandez for a heavy challenge. Second French player to go into his book.

33min: France have the ball nicked away from them and Sanches helps Portugal break up the pitch. Joao Moutinho collects the ball outside the box and smashes a shot at goal but it's high, wide and handsome.

31min: And who else is going to score the penalty but Cristiano Ronaldo? Having never scored against France, the Juve superstar does exactly that with a thumping spot-kick. It was never really in doubt.

28min: Antonio Mateu Lahoz has booked the French skipper for the punch and Danilo is in quite some pain. VAR looking at it.

28min: The free-kick is sent into a packed area and Lloris comes to punch it but clatters Danilo instead and the referee points to the spot!

27min: Kante is just a little to eager with one of his challenges and the referee calls for a referee calls for a free-kick. Moutinho and Silva stood over it.

25min: Mbappe is quick but not that quick. Tolisso tries to play the PSG star in behind goal but there's just way too much on his pass.

23min: Game is just waiting for that little spark and quality to really separate these two teams at the moment. It's been a good start, though.

22min: Referee waves play on after a Portugal foul, with the ball recycled by Mbappe before it is neatly worked out to the wing. Pogba tries to send Kounde in behind but his chipped through ball is cut out and the attack comes to nothing.

20min: Pepe pumps a ball into the France box and the ball is headed away poorly by Varane, which is anticipated by Ronaldo, who hits the clearance on the volley but drags it wide. Bit nervy from Varane there.

18min: What a battle this could be tonight – Mbappe vs Semedo. Both are marking each other at each end of the pitch and while Semedo has his hands full at the back, he's creating plenty of problems up the other end but Mbappe is tracking back for his team.

16min: Pogba plays an unbelievable ball through the middle, dissecting the Portuguese defence, to find Mbappe running in behind to collect. Taking it quite early, Mbappe tries to curl one past Rui Patricio but the Wolves keeper does well to deny him. What a chance that was.

14min: France still enjoying more of the possession from this opening quarter-of-an-hour. Griezmann tries to make something work with a clipped ball through but there's far too much on it.

13min: The Budapest crowd just went mad for a moment there and it's because of that score above - Hungary have taken an unlikely lead against Germany! That's really picked up the atmosphere in the Puskas Arena. 

11min: Mbappe is really coming to live now. He's got that energetic buzz to him and he's chasing down anything near him. When Portugal lose the ball, France are doing well to keep it themselves. Good start from Kounde.

9min: What a fantastic recovering tackle from Griezmann. Jota breaks at the French defender but the Barcelona man tracks back and dives in to retrieve the ball. Hints of a foul but you love to see tackles like that from the past. 

7min: Straight up the other end, and Mbappe has the chance to run at defenders and cause a nuisance of himself. He manages to win a corner for France but it comes to nothing. We're just getting started it seems.

6min: It's taken six minutes but Ronaldo has had his first chance at goal with his header comfortably saved by Lloris. It was good pressing high up the pitch from Portugal with the chance coming from Sanches in midfield.

4min: Now it's Portugal's time to attack and they manage to find a way through down the right with Nelson Semedo. With the ball played back inside to Sanches, the midfielder lines up a shot but scuffs it and it bounces awkwardly to Lloris, who deals with it.

2min: Now it's Kante's turn to send a searching ball into the Portuguese half but Tolisso is beaten to it by Rui Patricio. Long-ball central from the French in these opening two minutes.

1min: France make a nice conservative start, passing it around the back in their own half, before Pogba launches a ball down the line to Kounde, who's cross is cut out by the Portuguese defence.

France wearing all white while Ronaldo and Co don their iconic red and green home strip.

But with all formalities complete, the action is underway in Budapest.

We go through the traditional pre-match formalities of the national anthems.

It's a packed-out crowd in the Puskas Arena – such a welcome return to hear that many voices all at once again.

The two teams are making their way out onto the pitch at the Puskas Arena.

Who will get through to the last-16 of Euro 2020 from Group F? We're about to find out.

Portugal starting XI: Rui Patricio, Nelson Semedo, Pepe, Dias, Guerreiro, Joao Moutinho, Danilo Pereira, Sanches, Bernardo Silva, Ronaldo, Jota
Substitutes: Fonte, Andre Silva, Bruno Fernandes, Lopes, William Carvalho, Rafa Silva, Neves, Dalot, Rui Silva, Joao Felix, Sergio Oliveira, Joao Palhinha

France starting XI: Lloris, Kounde, Varane, Kimpembe, Lucas, Pogba, Kante, Tolisso, Griezmann, Mbappe-Lottin, Benzema
Substitutes: Pavard, Lenglet, Lemar, Giroud, Rabiot, Zouma, Mandanda, Sissoko, Digne, Coman, Ben Yedder, Maignan

Referee: Antonio Miguel Mateu Lahoz (Spain)

Just 15 minutes until kick-off – it promises to be an absolute cracker. England fans are sure to watching on intently.

PETE JENSON: It came right for Spain in their third game at the Euros but only after it went spectacularly wrong for Slovakia goalkeeper Martin Dubravka.

The Newcastle keeper had saved an Alvaro Morata penalty on 12 minutes but on the half hour he patted the ball into his own net and the error opened the floodgates for Spain who won 5-0 to finish second in Group E and set up a meeting with Croatia in Copenhagen on Monday.

Manchester City pair Aymeric Laporte and Ferran Torres both scored, as did the outstanding Pablo Sarabia. Spain dominated and their fourth goal was exceptional. But before the sublime, came the ridiculous.

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Sweden will play the Czech Republic in the last 16 of Euro 2020 after a late Viktor Claesson strike saw them top Group E and elminate Poland.

Emil Forsberg had put the Swede's 2-0 ahead before a Robert Lewandowski double brought Poland level to give them a fighting chance of qualifying for the knockouts.

But as they pushed for the third goal they needed, Poland were caught on the break and conceded a stoppage-time strike from Claesson.

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These odds are courtesy of Betfair

Portugal vs France
Portugal to win 3/1
France 11/10
Draw 23/10

Germany vs Hungary
Germany 1/6
Hungary 16/1
Draw 7/1

Group F winner
France 4/5
Germany 10/11
Portugal 19/1

To qualify from Group F
Portugal 1/40
Germany 1/80
Hungary 14/1

Euros winner
France 4/1
Italy 6/1
England 13/2
Germany 13/2
Spain 8/1
Belgium 17/2
Netherlands 10/1
Portugal 11/1
Denmark 17/1

Portugal starting XI: Rui Patricio, Nelson Semedo, Pepe, Dias, Guerreiro, Joao Moutinho, Danilo Pereira, Sanches, Bernardo Silva, Ronaldo, Jota
Substitutes: Fonte, Andre Silva, Bruno Fernandes, Lopes, William Carvalho, Rafa Silva, Neves, Dalot, Rui Silva, Joao Felix, Sergio Oliveira, Joao Palhinha

France starting XI: Lloris, Kounde, Varane, Kimpembe, Lucas, Pogba, Kante, Tolisso, Griezmann, Mbappe-Lottin, Benzema
Substitutes: Pavard, Lenglet, Lemar, Giroud, Rabiot, Zouma, Mandanda, Sissoko, Digne, Coman, Ben Yedder, Maignan

Referee: Antonio Miguel Mateu Lahoz (Spain)

England responded to their drab goalless stalemate with Scotland with a 1-0 victory over Czech Republic on Tuesday night. Raheem Sterling's 12th-minute header ensured the Three Lions went away with all three points and reached the last 16 of Euro 2020 as group winners.

Topping the group will pit Gareth Southgate's side against the runner up in Group F, also dubbed the Group of Death. England will face one of France, Germany, Portugal or Hungary on Tuesday at 5pm at Wembley.

But who should they fear the most? Here, Sportsmail analyses all four countries, looking at their recent performances, managers and previous meetings.

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France are already through with four points from their two games so far in Group F but Germany, Portugal and Hungary are all still in with a shout of progressing to the last-16.

England await the team who finishes second so there is plenty of interest elsewhere in a group that has provided plenty of excitement so far.

Sportsmail has had a look at what has happened, how each team can progress, some stars of the show so far and picks who we think will go through.

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Two of the last-16 ties have been confirmed and we know a further four teams have already qualified. A reminder there will be four teams that finish third in their group to make it through.

Saturday June 26
Wales vs Denmark (5pm, Amsterdam)
Italy vs Austria (8pm, Wembley)

Sunday June 27
Holland vs Third-place groups D/F (5pm, Budapest)
Belgium vs Third-place groups A/E/F (8pm, Seville)

Monday June 28
Croatia vs Runner-up in Group E (5pm, Copenhagen)
Winner Group F vs Third-place in groups A/C (8pm, Bucharest)

Tuesday June 29
England vs Runner-up in Group F (5pm, Wembley)
Winner Group E vs Third-placed in groups B/C/D (8pm, Glasgow)

France have qualified for the knockout stages and are currently top the group, not by much, but can finish as group winners tonight, while Germany, Portugal and Hungary all tussle for a spot in the last 16.

Hungary only have a point, while Germany and Portugal have three, leaving fans with a headache on what results are needed where to qualify (more on that later).

A reminder that your two 8pm kick-offs are:

Portugal vs France (Budapest)

Germany vs Hungary (Munich)

But as it stands, this is how the table looks...

But before it is dead and buried, there's still plenty to be decided from Group F.

The group stage does end tonight but what a thrilling climax we have in store - in this live blog, we will be covering all the minute-by-minute action in arguably the biggest tie of the week: Portugal vs France.

Meanwhile, Hungary will be hoping to make the unlikeliest of escapes if they can manage a win against Germany in Sportsmail's other live blog, which you can follow here.

Expect plenty more twists and turns in a group that has certainly lived up to its billing.