Hungary 3-3 Portugal, Iceland 2-1 Austria, Uefa Euro 2016

Full-time: Hungary 3-3 Portugal, Iceland 2-1 Austria

All over in Lyon and Paris! What a day - and it's still not over.

To follow the action from Group E, you can do so with my colleague George Flood. Thanks for joining us - I just hope you enjoyed it as much as I did!

GOAL: Iceland 2-1 Austria (Traustason)

When will the drama end!? Iceland steal the game in Paris through a last-minute counter-attack, with Arnor Ingvi Traustason finding the net after a sweeping move.

That means England will now face Iceland in the next round. Unreal.

Ronaldo has a freekick about 40 yards out and it goes wizzing over the bar. To be honest, it's about time one of his teammates tapped him on the shoulder and advised someone else takes a turn.

Anyway, we're into three added minutes.

Hungary appear very happy to take a point at this stage, as you'd expect. Portugal are the team looking for the match-winning seventh goal of the day.

The game is slowly wilting, though, as full-time approaches.

Time is ebbing away in this match in Lyon and as things stand, both of these teams will progress. As I said, Portugal are looking at a mouthwatering match against England, too.

Portugal are making a change with less than ten minutes left in Lyon. Nani makes way for the more robust Danilo.

Ricardo Quaresma has made a real impact from the bench today, and is providing a constant threat to the Hungary defence. Maybe he should have started the match, or is that a case of being wise after the event?

Another chance falls the way of Ronaldo, who is at the centre of every major incident at the moment.

On this occasion, he volleys the ball from the edge of the box, but he smashes it into the ground and over the bar. It's still 1-1 in Paris, by the way, which means Portugal are set to play England in the last 16 in Nice.

A brief moment of calm is ended when Ronaldo takes off in the box, Michael Jordan style, to win the ball in the air, but for once, he can't direct it goalwards.

One thing is for certain, though: Ronaldo has done his bit for Portugal this afternoon. The captain has certainly stepped up to the plate.

A quick reminder of the situation, Hungary will top the group and Portugal will finish in second, with Iceland in third, as things stand. There are still 20 minutes left, mind you, so don't bet against it all changing soon.

And, back in Lyon now, Hungary almost regain the lead again, but Elek's strike rattles the post. To call this end-to-end action would be doing the game a disservice.

If there's been a more dramatic match in this tournament, I haven't seen it.

GOAL: Iceland 1-1 Austria (Schopf)

Alessandro Schopf has given the Austrians a lifeline in Paris! He picks up the ball from deep, goes on a little run and then unleashes a shot past Hannes Halldorsson in the Iceland net. This is getting silly, it really is.

GOAL: Hungary 3-3 Portugal (Ronaldo)

The captain has done it! Ronaldo leaps like an NBA star to head home a left-sided cross.

This is AMAZING stuff.

Portugal must be feeling rather shell-shocked. They are staring at elimination at the moment and once again, will be looking towards Ronaldo to get themselves level.

GOAL: Hungary 3-2 Portugal (Dzsudzsak)

What's happening in Lyon!? Hungary have retaken the lead thanks to another deflected effort from Dzsudzsak.

This really is incredible stuff. And, as a reminder, Portugal are going home as things stand - but I fancy there are more goals in this one.

What an amazing afternoon this is turning out to be...

GOAL: Hungary 2-2 Portugal (Ronaldo)

It's all level again in Lyon! Mario puts in a teasing cross from the right side and Ronaldo flicks it in with his backheel from an improbable position. That was utterly brilliant, it must be said.

GOAL: Hungary 2-1 Portugal (Dzsudzsak)

Hungary lead again and Portugal's participation is hanging by a thread now!

Dzsudzsak hits a freekick that takes a deflection and wrong-foots Rui Patricio. Cue wild celebratory scenes down on the bench!

A couple of surprise changes at half-time: Moutinho has made way for the much-discussed teenager Renato Sanches, who recently joined Bayern Munich. Meanwhile, Zoltan Gera has made way for Hungary.

We're under way in the second period!

As has been the case so often in recent times, Portugal are badly lacking a recognised centre-forward in this match. They have Eder on the bench, but he's hardly been pulling up any trees.

Anyway, they have 45 minutes to secure their place in the next stage of the tournament.

Half-time: Hungary 1-1 Portugal, Iceland 1-0 Austria

Some 45 minutes left in qualifying group F, then, and it's still all to play for. Portugal and Hungary are level, while Austria trail Iceland in Paris.

GOAL: Hungary 1-1 Portugal (Nani)

Portugal are level! And Nani is the man again. The former Manchester United man is slipped in down the left channel. He hits the ball first time past Kiraly before the goalkeeper can get his feet set.

The 40-year-old should have done better with that effort, though. What a dramatic afternoon and we're still not half-way through it.

Now Portugal have the ball in the net, but it's ruled out for offside. Pepe got to the ball to nudge it back to Nani to poke home.

But the linesman made the correct call - Pepe was offside.

Huge news in the Austria vs Iceland game. Dragović has missed a penalty that would have seen Austria draw level.

Every kick is vital this afternoon and that one might just spell the end for Austria in this tournament.

Ronaldo is stood over a freekick. He's miles out and so too is his effort. Not been Ronaldo's day or tournament so far.

Portugal, for all of their technical skill, just look totally devoid of inspiration and ideas.

Plenty of impressive-looking movement from Portugal's front three, but there's been no cutting edge so far.

We've played more than half an hour and as it stands, Ronaldo and his mates will be heading home.

Just the nine touches for Cristiano Ronaldo so far this afternoon. He may not be in top form, but Portgual need to get their main man more involved in the game.

The Real Madrid star takes a freekick from distance, which is comfortably saved by Kiraly.

Portugal now starting to look a little rattled in Lyon, and no wonder. For all of their undoubted quality, there appears to be a soft underbelly to this team. Time for their leaders to step forwards...

GOAL: Iceland 1-0 Austria (Bödvarsson)

We promised drama - and that's what's occurring! The Icelanders are leading in Paris, meaning that as things stand, Hungary are progressing top of the group with Iceland in second.

Bödvarsson is the hero for Iceland. He steers the ball home from close range to send their fans into delirium.

GOAL: Hungary 1-0 Portugal (Gera)

Well, no-one saw that coming! West Brom legend Zoltan Gera has scored a stunner, taking the ball down on his chest just outside the area and rifling a volley into the bottom corner.

Portugal are on the brink of elimination.

Portugal are now starting to rotate the ball in impressive fashion, forcing their lesser-known opponents to do plenty of running under the summer sun.

However, as soon as they win it back, Hungary are looking to spring a counter-attack.

First glimmer from Ronaldo, who makes a darting run across the defender to get his head to a cross from the right side. It was deflected and Portugal win another corner, which comes to nothing.

It's one-way traffic in Lyon, though.

This game is already following an all-too-familiar pattern from Portugal's viewpoint. They are dominating the ball but are yet to find the right finish in front of goal.

In the other match, meanwhile, Gudmundsson has already smacked a thunderbolt against the woodwork from 25 metres.

In the early stages, Ronaldo has lined up on the left, with Nani playing more through the middle and Mario on the right side. The situation says one thing: Portugal lack a top-class centre-forward.

To prove the point, Nani gets a free header in the Hungarian box, but screws his effort high and wide. He should have done better from there.

Hungary have their first little period of pressure of their own. They win a corner and Portugal look to counter, with Nani racing clear to win a corner.

Pepe subsequently gets his head to Moutinho's corner, but can't direct his effort on goal.

Portugal win a freekick on the left side. The cross comes over from Moutinho, which is cleared to the edge of the box, where Mario smashes his first-time shot wayyyyy over the bar.

A bright start from Portugal, though. No signs of any early nerves from Ronaldo and co.

Portugal have started the game on the front foot, winning an early corner down the right side.

Joao Mario, who has been linked with a big-money move away from Sporting Lisbon, has been their go-to man in the opening minutes. He's shown a willingness to take his man on each time he's received the ball.

Hungary are kitted out in their red strip, while the Portuguese are wearing an unflattering green number.

There's a cracking atmosphere in Lyon as the game gets under way. The fans are bang up for this, as you might expect.

Right, the anthems are done and dusted and we're now ready for the matches themselves. Ninety minutes to determine the outcome of qualifying Group F.

Here we go...!

The players are set to walk out in both of our games and go through the usual pre-match rituals.

As an aside, I wonder how familiar they each are with the various different permutations for their team.

It's a similar scene in Paris, too, where Iceland are chasing a place in history. The Icelandic players are being backed by their ever-enthusiastic supporters, who are hoping to cheer them into the last 16.

Pre-match stats

• Portugal are unbeaten in their last nine competitive games and all seven of their wins have been by a single goal.
• Cristiano Ronaldo will make his 17th European Championship finals appearance in this game, which is a record.

Yep, Lyon is well and truly bathed in sunshine this afternoon. Not the sort of day to be chasing your opponents around the pitch.

After huffing and puffing their way through the tournament, the time has come for Portugal and Cristiano Ronaldo, in particular, to step up to the plate.

His side need a big performance from their much-discussed captain, who has never won a major trophy at international level.

It looks to be a scorching day down in Lyon, where the Portugal match is being stage, and the fans are busily soaking in the rays.

The two sets of players, meanwhile, are going through their last-minute preparations ahead of this crunch encounter.

For me, Austria have been one of the biggest disappointments of the tournament so far. They arrived in France with the dark horse label, but have failed to capture the imagination.

Even David Alaba, who is so brilliant for Bayern Munich, has fallen woefully short of expectations. They need a win tonight in order to progress into the last 16 stage of the competition.

Less than 45 minutes to go, then, until the start of the Group F finale.

It could all get very complicated, of course. But there is bound to be plenty of drama (and hopefully a few goals) between now and full-time.

The fans are slowing making their way into the stadiums in Lyon and Paris, where these two matches are being staged.

Breaking team news:

Austria: Almer, Klein, Dragovic, Prodl, Hinteregger, Fuchs, Baumgartlinger, Alaba, Ilsanker, Sabitzer, Arnautovic

Iceland: Halldorson, Sævarsson, R Sigurdsson, Arnason, Skulason, Gunnarsson, Gudmundsson, Bjanarson, G Sigurdsson, Bodvarsson, Sigthorsson

Still, we're waiting for the team news to filter through from our second 5pm game. In the meantime, here's a brief overview of how the tournament stands:

• Qualified for next round: France, Spain, Switzerland, Poland, Croatia, Wales, Germany, Italy, England, Slovakia, Northern Ireland, Hungary.
• Eliminated: Romania, Russia, Ukraine, Czech Republic.
• TBC: Albania, Turkey, Portugal, Sweden, Iceland, Austria, Republic of Ireland and Belgium.

Breaking team news:

So, one change for Portugal from their 0-0 draw with Austria. Eliseu comes in for Guerreiro at left back.

Portugal: Patricio, Vierinha, Pepe, R. Carvalho, Eliseu, W. Carvalho, Moutinho, Joao Mario, Gomes, Nani, Ronaldo

Hungary: Kiraly, Lang, Juhasz, Guzmics, Korhut, Pinter, Elek, Lovrencsics, Gera, Dzsudzsak, Szalai

Ahead of the games, the pre-match chatter has, unsurprisingly, centred on Cristiano Ronaldo, who has fallen noticeably short of his usually high standards in Portugal's opening two games.

Prior to the tournament, however, many so-called experts were predicting he would lead Portugal into the latter stages of the competition. This evening, his country really needs him...

As we wait for the team news to filter through, it's definitely worth reminding you of the untold possibilities in Group F.

If you're eager to learn what different results mean this evening, then you should check out our helpful guide.

Anyway, anticipation is building ahead of what promises to be a drama-filled 90 minutes in France.

Preview

Austria's campaign has been very disappointing thus far in the Euros, with Bayern Munich's David Alaba and Stoke City's Marko Arnautovic struggling to have any impact in the competition.

They lost 2-0 to Hungary in their opening game and followed that up with a stalemate against Portugal, leaving them in a very precarious position going into the game.

Anything less than a win will make their position untenable and confirm their departure from the group stages.

Iceland, on the other hand, have managed to avoid defeat so far in this tournament and could even top the group with a win this afternoon/evening.

Preview

Portugal were expected to sail through Group F after being paired alongside Iceland, Austria and Hungary, but now face the prospect of elimination if they don't get a positive result against surprise group leaders Hungary.

Fernando Santos' team have been dominant in their opening two games against Iceland and Austria, but have struggled to convert possession into goals and have managed just one goal thus far.

Cristiano Ronaldo struggled with his finishing against Austria, missing a couple of chances including a penalty. A win will see the Portuguese top the group, while a draw will see them qualify as one of the best-placed third place teams.

Good afternoon and welcome to IBTimes UK's coverage of the finale to Group F, the most complicated group of this tournament.

One team, Hungary, have already qualified for the next round, while the remaining three can all still progress to the round of 16.

Anyway, we'll leave the permutations for the moment, and hope to bring you the all-important team news as soon as it filters through.