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Here are the official line-ups for Turkey’s clash against Portugal. Kick off for this one is at 5pm.

Turkey XI: Bayindir; Celik, Akaydin, Bardacki, Kadioglu; Calhanoglu, Ayhan; Kokcu, Akturkoglu, Akgun; Yilmaz

Portugal XI: Diogo Costa; Diaz, Pepe, Mendes; Palhinha, Vitinha, Fernandes, Cancelo; Bernardo, Ronaldo, Leao

Jurasek can’t any power into his shot and Mamardashvili collects. The Czechs wins a free-kick in the centre circle and they will have another opportunity to pump it into the box.

The Czechs are having all the ball but they can’t create anything clear-cut at the moment. Whatever opportunities do come, it feels like they’ll be the resort of a hopeful ball in or a lucky deflection.

Georgia can’t get out of their own half at the moment.

There’ll be five minutes of added time in Hamburg at the end of what’s been a fascinating contest.

The Czech Republic attack again, but Jurasek loses out to Gvelesiani and concedes a goal kick.

Total domination from the Czechs as we approach 90 minutes. Georgia look absolutely knackered out there, though they’re defending valiantly as they clear two Czech crosses before the referee dismisses a penalty appeal when the Czechs think Chytil is fouled.

Mikautadze comes off for Giorgi Kvilitaia, before the Czechs win a free-kick when defending Georgia’s corner.

Two bookings in as many minutes for Georgia as Mekvabishvili and Gvelesiani go in the book.

Can either side find a winner? A draw doesn’t really do either of them any good at this point.

Jurasek fires a wild effort well over from distance, and Georgia enjoy some brief possession before Soucek is booked for a sliding challenge on Kvaratskhelia. Harsh.

The Czech Republic make two more changes, with Antonin Barak and Petr Ševčík coming on for David Jurasek and Lukas Provod.

Georgia do the same, with Kvaratskhelia and Kverkvelia coming off for Saba Lobzhanidze and Giorgi Gvelesiani.

Promising effort from the Czechs as Jurasek swings the cross in from the left. Chytil glances his head towards goal, but it flies wide of the far post.

Moments later, the ball bounces kindly to Lingr on the outside of the box, and he tests Mamardashvili with a low shot, which the Valencia ‘keeper is equal to.

The Czech Republic have been far better in the second half, and they’re dominating now.

Georgia do have the occasional counter, but they’re being wasteful now, with Kvaratskhelia repeatedly guilty.