West Brom's Okay Yokuslu shoots over for Turkey from outside the box.

Georgia have been absolutely superb today. Georges Mikautadze nutmegs Nelson Semedo and releases Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, who takes a touch and then shoots at goal, but only hits the side netting. It may have been a different story if he had taken that first time.

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Turkey have had seven yellow cards with five for the Czechs. Three of the Czech ones were to subs - and the other two were to the same player, meaning Antonin Barak was sent off.

Turkey's Samet Akaydin fouls Matej Jurasek and, you've guessed it, he's booked.

Never seen so many subs booked in a game. Czech keeper Vítezslav Jaros is the third bench player to be booked. And a fourth! Maybe Lukas Cerv.

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Seth: A lot of teams are going to have Georgia on their mind now...

Paul: Wow these Georgian lads are putting in a shift. Such energy with structure too. A joy.

Catie: Georgia are a credit to their country. They are an absolute joy to watch and should be so proud. They are well worth their win (if it stays this way). I think Ronaldo has a point with some of the holding in the box but he makes such a big deal of it that everyone just gets fed up with him. Portugal have been so poor tonight… it’s like a certain other underperforming team we might know.

It has been 30 minutes since Turkey last attempted a shot. They were looking comfortable at one stage but no longer.

The Czechs have the ball in the net again - but the referee had blown the whistle long beforehand for a foul by Jan Kuchta.

Matej Jurasek replaces namesake David for the Czechs. No relation I believe.

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This might just be the first time in the game where I have thought, I'm not sure the Portuguese still believe now. They know that every time they go forward they are going to get broken on by Georgia, and broken on very, very efficiently.

Yet another card, this time it's Turkey's Mert Muldur.

Portugal's Joao Felix tries to swing in a cross from the left, Liverpool man Diogo Jota is the target in the middle, but there's too much on the delivery and it sails over Jota's head and goes out harmlessly for a goal kick.

The Czechs really are knocking on the door here. That goal changed the game.

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It is tense inside the stadium now because the next goal is massive.

If Turkey get it then the job is definitely done for them but a goal for the Czech Republic and it will be them going through at Turkey's expense.

Not right away is the answer to the above question.

But the Czech Republic now have hope and another goal against Turkey would see them go level on points and goal difference with Georgia, with both teams progressing at the expense of Turkey and Hungary - the latter of which finished third in Group A.

Then it is down to the disciplinary record of either nation to determine the second and third-placed teams in Group F, after Czech Republic and Georgia drew 1-1 on Saturday. The dismissal of Antonin Barak against Turkey certainly doesn't help the Czech Republic's case in that regard.

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Turkey have recognised that the Czech Republic are just gaining in momentum in the last few minutes. The young wide players including Arda Guler have made way and the experience of Cenk Tosun has been brought on up front to give them that more obvious focal point and out ball.

Mert Gunok catches the Czech corner. Turkey have 12 minutes to see this out.

Ridiculous. Yet again at Euro 2024 plastic glasses are thrown at a player taking a corner. A genuine problem the organisers need to sort out.

The Czechs win a corner. They have a 6ft 6in striker - and Tomas Soucek - in there. Danger.

Yet another Georgian goes down with cramp. They have worked so hard every single one of them, and you just wonder can they keep it going the whole distance? The goalkeeper has been magnificent too, not put the same yards in but he has not put a finger out of place.