Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Stuttgart Arena

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There's thunder, lightning and plenty of rain here in Stuttgart - a climate change from where I've just travelled from over in Munich.

These pictures were taking two hours before kick-off and there were barely any fans in sight.

It's not because they are not here, it's because they have seeked shelter in nearby pubs or in the stadium concourse.

As they walked to the stadium along the main road and flooded off trams, an announcement was made over speakers attached to lamp posts and road signs.

"Please move faster, we are expecting very bad weather in a few minutes. Please pass this message to those behind you."

It started chucking it down shortly afterwards. Poor volunteers are having to stand out in it and direct fans. At least they have waterproofs!

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The major piece of team news from Stuttgart is that Ukraine forward Mykhaylo Mudryk is not in their squad for today's game.

We'll have the full line-ups shortly.

Slovakia make one change to the side who lost against Ukraine in their second group-stage match.

David Strelec starts up front in place of Robert Bozenik.

Slovakia XI: Dubravka, Pekarik, Vavro, Skriniar, Hancko, Kucka, Lobotka, Duda, Schranz, Strelec, Haraslin

Subs: Obert, Rigo, Gyomber, Suslov, Tupta, Benes, Rodak, Hrosovsky, De Marco, Bozenik, Duris, Bero, Ravas, Sauer, Kosa.

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Romania make two changes to the side who were beaten by Belgium in their second group-stage match.

Ianis Hagi, son of Romanian legend Gheorghe, starts in place of Valentin Mihalia while Florinel Coman is the other change up front as he replaces Dennis Man.

Romania XI: Nita, Bancu, Burca, Dragusin, Ratiu, Marin, Hagi, Stanciu, Marin, Coman, Dragus

Subs: Rus, Nedelcearu, Alibec, Cicaldau, Puscas, Mihaila, Moldovan, Olaru, Tarnovanu, Man, Mogos, Sorescu, Racovitan, Birligea, Sut

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A win for any team on Wednesday would earn them a place in the last 16.

Romania will top the group if they win and Belgium do not, while the Belgians will come first with victory and if Slovakia don't triumph.

Slovakia win the group by winning their game and Ukraine failing to pick up three points in their match. The Ukrainians leap into first by beating Belgium, as long as the Romanians don't taste victory today.

A point will be enough for Belgium, Romania and Slovakia to progress - with the latter two playing each other.

If both games are drawn Ukraine would be out despite having four points as they would finish bottom on goal difference.

Clear? Good.

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Four teams. Three points. Two games. One objective - to reach the Euro 2024 knock-out stages.

Group E, the tightest pool at Euro 2024, comes to an end today with everything to play for.

Belgium face Ukraine and Slovakia take on Romania, with all four teams still in contention to qualify for the last 16 - and all four still in danger of elimination. And we'll bring you every kick right here.

This should be good.