Chance for Turkey to wrap this up but Arda Guler can't turn the ball into an empty net.

This is set to be Portugal's joint-heaviest Euros defeat (also 2-4 v Germany at Euro 2020, 0-2 v Switzerland at Euro 2008).

The Czech Republic are going very direct now. They have brought on 6ft 6 inch Tomas Chory and are going pretty much straight from back to front. They have got to get something from this game, they know they cannot afford to lose it. They are looking for set plays and throw ins, it is not pretty but they are making no apologies for doing that.

Turkey keeper Mert Gunok is booked for time-wasting as he takes ages over a goal-kick.

Turkey send on West Brom midfielder Okay Yokuslu for Ismail Yuksek.

Portugal are a mighty scalp and Georgia are taking it at the moment.

Look at the confidence of the Georgians now. They were really finding it hard to get on the ball but it is amazing what two goal lead can do for you. Of course with Cristiano Ronaldo still on the pitch for Portugal among so many other talents they cannot take anything for granted.

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Georges Mikautadze has scored his third goal in the 2024 European Championship. He is currently the top scorer in the tournament. Two of his three goals have been penalties.

Well! What a game we are having at Gelsinkirchen.

That goal by Georges Mikautadze means Georgia have strengthened their grip on a best third-place team spot in the round of 16.

They will face Spain in the next stage of the competition, while the result will also mean England play Slovakia.

Portugal are already through, and remain top of Group F, with Turkey's 1-0 lead in Czech Republic meaning they sit below the Selecao on goal difference.

As it stands, Georgia will join the Netherlands, Slovenia and Slovakia as the four best third-place sides who will progress from the group stage.

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Czech striker Tomas Chory and Turkish defender Samet Akaydin are down in a heap after an aerial challenge. Akaydin caught Chory in the face with an elbow.

The referee gives a free-kick but nothing more.

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Charlie: That is not a penalty. Since when has football become a non-contact sport? Just because he barely touched him it doesn’t mean it’s a foul, and it certainly isn’t enough to overturn the original decision. VAR is trying to justify its existence. It really is a farce!

Martin: What an utter joke of a penalty. Pulled back, never touched him and he went down like he was shot. Yet again VAR is embarrassingly bad.

Ben: I know it's the rules, and I don't like Portugal, but that's never a penalty...

Turkey look comfortable now despite those Czech changes. The Czechs need to score twice to change any of the permutations here.

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The keeper gets so close to it! Georges Mikautadze slots it right into the corner. This game is not over. So much excitement going on at both ends.

There is not enough contact to put him down like that!

Luka Lochoshvili could have easily stayed on his feet, but he is not going to do that.

This place is jumping, absolute magic.

Diogo Costa went the right way, but the pace of the ball beats him.

Luka Lochoshvili has made a lot of it but Antonio Silva has caught him. Letter of the law, if you touch them there and the forward goes down, it is a penalty. Harsh for me.

Referee Sandro Scharer is told to check this on a pitchside monitor. Antonio Silva, who was to blame for Georgia's goal, has kicked the ankle of Luca Lochoshvili.

Contact is not the heaviest, but there is contact. Penalty.

The Czechs have to make a change in goal, part of a triple sub.

Former Burton loan goalkeeper Matej Kovar, Tomas Chory and Jan Kuchta are on.

The recommendation will be a penalty to Georgia.

Part of me think that's it's either a penalty or it's a yellow for a dive.