England at Euro 2024 news live - Last-16 opponents confirmed, Foden leaves camp

Goodnight

That's all from us on Wednesday's Euro 2024 blog!

Thanks for joining us and be sure to head back here tomorrow for more updates from Germany, as 16 teams prepare for the knockouts.

We'll see you then - take care.

Shaw declares himself fit

Luke Shaw has declared himself fit for England’s Euros knock-out campaign.

Shaw, 28, has set his sights on being fit for the last 16 tie in Gelsenkirchen after saying he will be ready for the “next game.”‌

England boss Gareth Southgate took a major gamble on Shaw knowing that the Manchester United full back has not played since February 18 when he suffered a hamstring injury.‌

Shaw has been one of England’s best and most trusted players under Southgate and his return to action would be a huge boost for the rest of the tournament.

Read what Shaw had to say here.

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Czech Republic and Turkey players clash post-match

Ugly scenes in Hamburg.

Erik ten Hag hints at long-term Luke Shaw role after Man Utd experiment

Shortly after the full-time whistle, a brawl broke out between the Czech Republic and Turkey's players.

Czech striker Tomas Chory was sent off following the melee while West Ham star Tomas Soucek and Turkish wonderkid Arda Guler of Real Madrid were each shown yellow cards.

Turkey won the game 2-1.

Read the full story here.

(Julian Finney/Getty Images)

England's route to the final

Round-of-16: Sunday,June 30 - England vs Slovakia (5pm, Gelsenkirchen)

Quarter-final: Saturday, July 6 - England vs Switzerland or Italy (5pm, Dusseldorf)

Semi-final: Wednesday, July 10 - England vs Romania, Netherlands, Austria or Turkey (8pm, Dortmund)

Final: Sunday, July 14 - England vs Spain, Georgia, Germany, Denmark, Portugal, Slovenia, France or Belgium (8pm, Berlin)

Knockout fixtures in full as England to play Slovakia

Saturday

Switzerland vs Italy (5pm)

Germany vs Denmark (8pm)

Sunday

England vs Slovakia (5pm)

Spain vs Georgia (8pm)

Monday

France vs Belgium (5pm)

Portugal vs Slovenia (8pm)

Tuesday

Romania vs Netherlands (5pm)

Austria vs Turkey (8pm)

FULL-TIME: Czech Republic 1-2 Turkey & Georgia 2-0 Portugal

And that's it for the Euro 2024 group stage!

Here's how Group F has finished...

1. Portugal - 6 points (+2 GD)
2. Turkey - 6 points (0 GD)
3. Georgia - 4 points (0 GD)
4. Czech Republic - 1 points (-2 GD)

GOAL: Czech Republic 1-2 Turkey (Tosun)

A late winner for Turkey through Cenk Tosun!

GOAL: Czech Republic 1-1 Turkey (Soucek)

The Czech Republic have hope!

Tomas Souck has equalised against Turkey.

GOAL: Georgia 2-0 Portugal (Mikautadze)

Just like against the Czech Republic, Georges Mikautadze buries it!

Mikautadze has three goals and three games and Georgia lead 2-0!

Penalty to Georgia!

Wow.

After a VAR check, Georgia have the chance to go 2-0 up.

A nightmare evening so far for Portugal defender Antonio Silva.

GOAL: Czech Republic 0-1 Turkey (Calhanoglu)

And Turkey lead!

It's their key man, Hakan Calhanoglu, who's put them ahead.

A mountain to climb for the Czech Republic.

Second halves underway

For the final time in the group stage, we've kicked off for the second 45 minutes.

Here are the Group F standings.

1. Portugal - 6 points (+3 GD)
2. Turkey - 4 points (-1 GD)
3. Georgia - 4 points (-1 GD)
4. Czech Republic - 1 points (-1 GD)

HALF-TIME: Czech Republic 0-0 Turkey & Georgia 1-0 Portugal

Only one goal so far in Group F but plenty of drama.

A second-minute goal from Khvicha Kvaratskhelia has Georgia ahead the break, much to Cristiano Ronaldo's frustration.

The Portugal captain was booked for protesting what looked like a clear penalty but nothing was given.

Meanwhile up in Hamburg, 10-man Czech Republic now face an even tougher challenge to beat Turkey.

RED CARD: Czech Republic 0-0 Turkey (Barak)

Oh, Antonin Barak.

Two yellow cards in the first 20 minutes and he's off!

The Czech Republic need to win to qualify.

England avoiding Netherlands as things stand

That goal has sent shockwaves around Germany and not just because of the noise from Georgia's supporters.

As things stand, England would play Slovakia in the round-of-16 and not the Netherlands.

A win the Czech Republic would also do the same for England.

GOAL: Georgia 1-0 Portugal (Kvaratskhelia)

Amazing!

Napoli star Khvicha Kvaratskhelia has put Georgia ahead within two minutes after a rapid counter attack.

Antonio Silva gave it away around the halfway line for Portugal and they were duly punished.

KICK-OFF: Czech Republic vs Turkey & Georgia vs Portugal

And we're off for the final two group games of Euro 2024.

Who'll join Portugal in the knockouts?

Group F as things stand

Here's how Group F looks, with the Czech Republic and Turkey getting ready to face off in a mouth-watering clash.

Georgia, meanwhile, are hoping for an upset against already-qualified Portugal.

1. Portugal - 6 points (+4 GD)
2. Turkey - 3 points (-1 GD)
3. Czech Republic - 1 point (-1 GD)
   
4. Georgia - 1 point (-2 GD)

(Jan Fromme - firo sportphoto/Getty Images)

Third-place rankings

With just Group F left to finish off, there's one final third-placed spot potentially up for grabs.

Here's how the table looks ahead of the four best teams going through to the knockouts.

1. Netherlands - 4 points (0 GD)
2. Slovakia - 4 points (0 GD)
3. Slovenia - 3 points (0 GD)
4. Hungary - 3 points (-3 GD)
5. Croatia - 2 points (-3 GD)
6. Czech Republic - 1 point (-1 GD)*

*one game remaining

(Oliver Hardt - UEFA/UEFA via Getty Images)

Confirmed team news: Czech Republic vs Turkey & Georgia vs Portugal

Czech Republic vs Turkey - 8pm, Hamburg

Czech Republic XI: Stanek; Holes, Hranac, Krejci; Coufal, Soucek, Provod, Jurasek; Barak; Hlozek, Chytil (3-4-1-2)

Turkey XI: Gunok; Muldur, Demiral, Akaydin, Kadioglu; Yuksek, Calhanoglu, Ozcan; Guler, Yilmaz, Yildiz (4-3-3)

Georgia vs Portugal - 8pm, Gelsenkirchen

Georgia XI: Mamardasvili; Kakabadze, Gvelesiani, Kashia, Lochoshvili, Dvali; Chakvetadze, Kochorashvili, Kiteishvili, Kvaratskhelia; Mikautadze (5-4-1)

Portugal XI: Costa; Silva, Danilo, Inacio; Dalot, Palhinha, J.Neves, Neto; Conceicao, Felix; Ronaldo (3-4-2-1)

(Matt McNulty - UEFA/UEFA via Getty Images)

FULL-TIME: Slovakia 1-1 Romania & Ukraine 0-0 Belgium

It's all over and Ukraine are the unfortunate team to miss out.

For the first time ever, a European Championship group has finished with all four teams on four points!

In addition, no side had ever finished on four points and failed to go through - until Ukraine.

Belgium will face France in the last 16.

Here are the final standings in Group E.

Ukraine need a goal

Will they get it?

Andriy Yarmolenko is on with 10 minutes of normal time remaining.

No change yet

The last I time I reminded you it was goalless we quickly got one, so let's hope...

Currently, Belgium are on course to play France in a crunch last-16 tie.

Second halves underway

The final 45 minutes of Group E are upon us.

A reminder of the table as things stand...

HALF-TIME: Slovakia 1-1 Romania & Ukraine 0-0 Belgium

All square in both Group E games at the break.

Ukraine will be ruing a few missed chances against Belgium in Stuttgart.

GOAL: Slovakia 1-1 Romania (Marin)

And Razvan Marin buries the penalty to draw Romania level.

The sides in Group E are now locked on four points.

Romania penalty

A chance for an equaliser...

GOAL: Slovakia 1-0 Romania (Duda)

Curse of the live blogger!

Slovakia lead Romania in Frankfurt, firing them to first place through Ondrej Duda's superb header back across goal.

Goalless so far

It's as you were in Group E.

Four points for each team, keeping Romania top and Belgium in second.

KICK-OFF: Slovakia vs Romania & Ukraine vs Belgium

Here we go, then.

We've kicked off in both Frankfurt and Stuttgart for the final pair of Group E games.