Stephen Warnock
Former England and Aston Villa defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Marko Arnautovic is so good at being physical and bringing his team into play. He is literally fighting against the two centre-backs to just get the space to lay the ball off.

Physically he is so strong and dominant but then he has got the class to lay it off into his team and allow them to come up the pitch.

Superb centre forward play.

I'd hate to play against him though, I really would because of that physicality and then the unknown as well.

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Here's that earlier missed chance from Donyell Malen. The perfect chance to redeem himself after scoring that own goal.

When it's not your day...

And here's that Marko Arnautovic chance at the other end...

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC Two

One of the problems Netherlands have got is when Austria are comfortable at the back with possession there is no high-energy press to get back into the game - it's making it easier for Austria.

I would be tempted to get Denzel Dumfries on at half-time.

Stephen Warnock
Former England and Aston Villa defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

It has been one of those games where Austria have looked more pleasing on the eye. They have been outstanding in their press, how inventive they are when they get on the ball in forward areas. They've caused problems, they've had shots at goal.

The Dutch have been really poor, they have been off it completely. However, they could quite easily be going into the break 1-1 or 2-1 up at half-time.

The Netherlands are currently third in the Group D table, with Austria set to go through to the knockouts as group winners if it remains like this.

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Two-and-a-half matches in and a French player still hasn't scored a goal at this tournament.

When they beat Austria Max Wober put it into his own net.

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC Two

Austria have been the better team they have surprised me in their quality and confidence.

Austria have been hungry, but Netherlands have had their moments through Memphis Depay. There was the one chance from Donyell Malen, but there was no conviction.

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That's that. Austria lead at the break.

Poland keeper Lukasz Skorupski punches away Kylian Mbappe's free-kick and that's the break.

France have a wide free-kick. This'll be the last chance of the first half.

Martin Keown
Former England defender on BBC One

Again, first class from Skorupski.

It is a duel between Mbappe and the goalkeeper.

Two more big chances!

France come again. Kylian Mbappe feeds in Theo Hernandez but the full-back's pass across goal is cleared away by Piotr Zielinski underneath his own crossbar.

Moments later and Mbappe dances clear down the left, attempting a shot from a tight angle which Poland stopper Lukasz Skorupski keeps out.

We'll have two minutes added on in Berlin.

Stephen Warnock
Former England and Aston Villa defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

I know he has scored an own goal and he won't be happy with what has gone on but Donyell Malen is the player for the Dutch.

If they get him on the ball in one-on-one situations, he will cause Alexander Prass so many problems.

He's skipped past him comfortably two or three times now.

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France's pressure is immediately released as Adrien Rabiot concedes a needless foul in the middle for a late challenge and is booked.

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Olympiastadion Berlin

The Austria fans are like their team - bouncing and boisterous! They have just been jumping up and down en-masse after howling for a penalty when Bart Verbruggen swiped the ball away from Marko Arnautovic.

As for the Dutch, well they had been pretty quiet - again, a lot like their players - until that last attack. Now they are on their feet chanting 'Oranje' over and over.

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Martin Keown
Former England defender on BBC One

Mbappe just comes to life. He changes pace and takes it off his colleague but it is a good save from the goalkeeper. He is alert to everything.

Kylian Mbappe has his first proper spell in the final third. He feeds in Bradley Barcola and then takes the ball off the feet off his teammate, poking a shot from a tight angle goalwards.

Poland keeper Lukasz Skorupski stands tall though and blocks the effort.

Stephen Warnock
Former England and Aston Villa defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Marko Arnautovic has missed a sitter. There's a lot of spin on the ball as it comes over the top.

Bart Verbruggen does exceptionally well. It's not a foul, he just gets his glove around the outstretched leg of Arnautovic.

Marcel Sabitzer initially had the shot which was saved by Verbruggen.

Two or three big opportunities.

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