It wasn't just Ralf Rangnick who picked up on the Gordon Banks vibes - England's World Cup-winning goalkeeper's name was also on all of the pundits' lips as they tried to describe Mert Gunok's save for Turkey against Austria.

"It's Gordon Banks. Unbelievable. What a moment. The keeper just spins it around the post, it's a brilliant save," was former England defender Matthew Upson's reaction on Radio 5 Live.

"That is world class! It's like a Gordon Banks replica," said Lee Dixon on ITV.

"That save from Gunok is one of the great saves of Euros history," was Chris Sutton's verdict on 5 Live.

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The moment Gordon Banks denied Pele at the 1970 World Cup is known as the 'save of the century' - but have we just seen another stop to match it?

This time the scene was played out in the pouring rain of Leipzig rather than the sweltering heat of Guadalajara, but Turkey goalkeeper Mert Gunok's leap to somehow claw away Christoph Baumgartner's header will live just as long in the memory of anyone who saw it.

It was a crucial save, too, coming at the very end of a pulsating last-16 tie and denying Austria a last-gasp equaliser their manager Ralf Rangnick felt they fully deserved.

"We didn't have the necessary luck and I believe if the game had gone to extra time we would have won," said Rangnick.

"We had time to score an equaliser, but it's difficult when they have Gordon Banks in goal!"

Read Chris Bevan's full feature here.

Right, we will return next to Mert Gunok's stunning save for Turkey, which denied Austria a stoppage-time equaliser in their last-16 tie in Leipzig on Tuesday night.

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In case you missed it, European football's governing body Uefa is looking into a "potential violation" of "the basic rules of decent conduct" by Jude Bellingham for a gesture he made following his late equaliser against Slovakia in Sunday's Euro 2024 last-16 victory.

Bellingham was seen making a crotch-grabbing gesture towards the Slovakian bench after scoring an overhead kick in stoppage time.

The Real Madrid player denied it was aimed at England's opponents, saying on social media that it was an inside joke directed towards some close friends.

If found to have breached the rules, the 21-year-old could face a suspension, a fine or both.

Read the full story here.

The Three Lions have been largely knocked off the back pages by Andy Murray and Wimbledon today, with the exception of the latest on Uefa's investigation into Jude Bellingham's 'gesture'.

A report in the Express says that the England midfielder will stand by his explanation, when quizzed by Uefa, that a gesture he made after celebrating his acrobatic late equaliser against Slovakia was an "in-joke" directed at his friends.

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The latest edition of Football Daily at the Euros has all the reaction from Tuesday night's matches.

Presenter Kelly Cates is joined by Chris Sutton, Matt Upson and senior reporter Ian Dennis to discuss those wins for Turkey and the Netherlands and also look forward to the quarter-final ties.

Kelly also chats with DJ Pat Nevin about local culture and the German music scene.

Click here to listen on BBC Sounds or use the Listen Live icon at the top of this page, where you can also find more Euros reaction on today's 5 Live Breakfast.

Substitute Donyell Malen scored twice and Cody Gakpo got his third goal of Euro 2024 to help the Netherlands see off a spirited Romania in Munich and reach the quarter-finals of the tournament for the first time in 16 years.

Liverpool forward Gakpo opened the scoring with a brilliant finish midway through the first half, cutting inside before unleashing a drive into the bottom corner.

The Netherlands missed numerous chances after that, but made sure they did not risk paying for it when substitute Malen stabbed in late on from Gakpo's ball.

Malen then wrapped up an impressive win for the Netherlands, with Romania having committed players forward, as he charged in on goal before slotting home.

Read Gary Rose's full report here.

Merih Demiral scored twice - including the quickest knockout-stage goal in European Championship history - as Turkey stunned Austria in Leipzig to set up a quarter-final with the Netherlands.

This was arguably the best game of the tournament so far, a thrilling winner-takes-all tie played in pouring rain at a frenetic pace, with both teams roared forward by their fervent support.

From Demiral’s first goal in the first minute to a stunning save by Turkey goalkeeper Mert Gunok to deny Austria an equaliser in the last, there was barely time for the crowd to draw a breath.

Turkey opened the scoring with just 57 seconds on the clock. Arda Guler's corner was not cleared and Demiral pounced from close range.

Just before the hour mark, the same duo combined again. With Austria piling on the pressure, a rare foray forward resulted in another Guler corner that the 6ft 4in centre-back Demiral rose to powerfully head home.

Austria pulled a goal back when Stefan Posch flicked on Marcel Sabitzer's corner and substitute Michael Gregoritsch was unmarked to turn the ball home at the far post.

Ralf Rangnick's side poured forward in search of an equaliser but, whatever they tried, they found the Turkey defence resolute.

Read Chris Bevan's full report here.

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Friday, 5 July

• Spain v Germany (17:00)
• Portugal v France (20:00)

Saturday, 6 July

• England v Switzerland (17:00)
• Netherlands v Turkey (20:00)

Click here for the Euro 2024 draw in full.

Turkey goalkeeper Mert Gunok's stoppage-time save was not bad, was it?

Welcome to another day of Euro 2024 reaction and build-up.

We now know the quarter-final line-up after Turkey held off Austria in an absorbing encounter that concluded the round of 16 matches.

The Turks will face the Netherlands, who powered past Romania earlier on Tuesday.

Stay with us as we get all the reaction to those games and look ahead to Friday and Saturday's last-eight ties.

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