21:53 BST

Full time

France 2-0 Albania

France: Antoine Griezmann 90, Dimitri Payet 90+5

Read our match report of tonight’s game, here.

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21:53 BST

Goal!

France 2-0 Albania

  • Dimitri Payet 90+5

Dimitri Payet rubs salt in Albanian wounds by scoring a second goal late in stoppage time. Pogba picks out Gignac and though the striker slips, the ball rolls to Payet who cuts inside two defenders before opening his body and firing home from 15 yards.

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21:48 BST

Goal!

Griezmann-goal

France 1-0 Albania

  • Antoine Griezmann 90

Antoine Griezmann, who’s barely touched the ball since coming on as a substitute, looks to have sealed the win for France. Wave after wave of pressure culminates in Rami sending a cross into the Albanian box, where the unmarked Griezmann nods in from close range.

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21:27 BST

Hits the woodwork!

France 0-0 Albania

Patrice Evra swings in a wonderful cross from the left and Olivier Giroud meets it with a firm downward header, but it comes back off the base of the post. A vibrant France definitely in the ascendancy now.

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21:14 BST

Hits the woodwork!

France 0-0 Albania

France have begun the half with a bit more intesnity than they showed before the break, but it is Albania who come closest to scoring. Hysaj crosses into the area from the right, where Lenjani and Sagna are straining to reach the and it is the French full-back who gets the last touch which comes back off the post.

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20:47 BST

Half-time

France 0-0 Albania

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19:20 BST

France v Albania team news

France: Lloris; Sagna, Rami, Koscielny, Evra; Kante, Matuidi; Coman, Payet, Martial; Giroud.

Albania: Berisha; Hysaj, Ajeti, Mavraj, Agolli; Kukeli, Xhaka, Abrashi; Roshi, Sadiku, Lenjani.

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16:50 BST

Full time

Romania v Switzerland

Romania 1-1 Switzerland

Romania: Admir Mehmedi 56
Switzerland: Admir Mehmedi 56

Read our match report from this afternoon’s game.

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18:12 BST

Goal!

Romania 1-1 Switzerland

  • Admir Mehmedi 56

Switzerland are level after a stunning strike from Admir Mehmedi. A corner is delivered from the left and is partially cleared but the ball sits up perfectly for Mehmedi who lashes in a left-foot strike from 12 yeards that gave Ciprian Tătăruşanu no chance.

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17:25 BST

Goal!

Romania 1-0 Switzerland

  • Bogdan Stancu 18 (pen)

Switzerland have done most of the early running, but their good work is undone through a needless foul by Stephan Lichtsteiner. The Swiss captain tugs at the shirt of Alex Chipciu and the referee points straight to the spot. Up steps Bogdan Stancu, just as he did in the opening match of the tournament against Frnce, to send Yann Sommer the wrong way.

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17:24 BST

Penalty!

Romania awarded a penalty

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16:24 BST

Romania v Switzerland

Romania: Tatarusanu, Sapunaru, Chiriches, Grigore, Rat, Prepelita, Pintilii, Torje, Stancu, Chipciu, Keseru.

Switzerland: Sommer, Lichtsteiner, Schar, Djourou, Rodriguez, Behrami, Xhaka, Shaqiri, Dzemaili, Mehmedi, Seferovic.

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16:00 BST

Full time

Slovakia celebrate

Russia 1-2 Slovakia

Russia: Denis Glushakov 79
Slovakia:  Vladimir Weiss 32, Marek Hamsik 44

Read our match report of today’s game, here.

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15:39 BST

Goal!

Russia 1-2 Slovakia

  • Denis Glushakov 79

A lifeline for Russia as they grab a goal back with just 11 minutes remaining. A neat exchange of passes puts Oleg Shatov through down the left and he crosses for Denis Glushakov to head into the bottom corner.

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14:46 BST

Half-time

Russia 0-2 Slovakia

Slovakia: Vladimir Weiss 32, Marek Hamsik 44

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14:44 BST

Goal!

Vladimir Weiss

Vladimir Weiss celebrates after putting Slovakia ahead against Russia.

Russia 0-2 Slovakia

  • Marek Hamsik 44

Marek Hamsik, who’s been the best player on the pitch by a distance, has doubled Slovakia’s lead. Russia are caught napping when Slovakia take a short corner allowing Hamsik to cut inside a defender before unleasing a wonderful shot which goes in off the far post. It’s a stunning strike.

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14:32 BST

Goal!

Russia 0-1 Slovakia

  • Vladimir Weiss 32

Slovakia go ahead against the run of play. A wonderful pass byMarek Hamsik reaches Vladimir Weiss on the left, who cuts inside 2 defenders and fires past Igor Akinfeev into the far corner of the net. The defenders sold themselves too easily, but that should not detract from the quality of Hamsik’s pass, nor the efficiency of the Weiss finish.

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13:38 BST

Russia v Slovakia team news

Russia (4-2-3-1) Akinfeev; Smolnikov, V Berezutski, Ignashevich, Schennikov; Golovin, Neustadter; Kolkorin, Shatov, Smolov; Dzyuba.

Slovakia (4-3-3) Kozaczik; Pekarik, Skrtel, Durica, Hubocan; Kucka, Pecovsky, Hamsik; Mak, Duda, Weiss.

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10:52 BST

Images of the day

Hungary's Balazs Dzsudzsak celebrates with the fans after the final whistle of the win against Austria.

Hungary’s Balazs Dzsudzsak celebrates with the fans after the final whistle of the win against Austria.

Each day we’ve bringing you the outstanding images from Euro 2016. Today, it is delirious Hungary fans who lead our pictures from Day 5.

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09:58 BST

Day 6

Brian Glanville has long been a critic of the decision to award the 2018 World Cup to Russia. The events in Marseille over the weekend have reinforced his belief that the tournament will be a disaster.

Read his thoughts about events in France as well as his assessment of the England performance on the pitch.

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09:09 BST

Day 5 recap

Portugal 1 Iceland 1

Iceland’s Birkir Bjarnason celebrates after scoring his side’s equaliser against Portugal.

The story of the day came in Saint-Etienne where Portugal were held to a 1-1 draw by an Iceland team playing at their first major finals. Up to 30,000 Icelanders were in the Stade Geoffrey-Guichard to to wtiness this small piece of history being made.

There was a big surprise in the day’s other game as well as Austria, tipped by some as dark horses for the tournament, came a cropper against Hungary. It was a memorable win for Hungary, who had waited 30 years to appear at a major tournament and, as you can see from the image below, it meant an awful lot to goalscorer Adam Szalai and the thousands of travelling supporters.

Hungary's Adam Szalai

Hungary’s Adam Szalai, centre, celebrates with fans after scoring.

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