Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

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Khvicha Kvaratskhelia. Isn't he just a joy to watch? Just wonderful when he gets on the ball. An amazing delivery into the box from the free-kick, into the perfect position and his team-mate is a hair away from getting on the end of it.

A chance for a second for Georgia. Khvicha Kvaratskhelia floats in a free-kick from the left and Giorgi Gvelesiani gets a glancing header on it, but there's not enough of a contact to steer it goalwards. Anything on target and Diogo Costa would've been beaten again.

Turkey's Kenan Yildiz is the latest recipient of a yellow card. He ran the ball out of play and appeared to catch a Czech player in the aftermath.

So, after half an hour, this is where we stand in Group F.

Portugal are already through and find themselves 1-0 down to Georgia, after Khvicha Kvaratskhelia's early opener. That goal means Georgia have moved above Czech Republic into third place and will progress to the round of 16 at the expense of Hungary if it remains like this.

Turkey and Czech Republic are locked at 0-0, with the latter side down to 10 men, making their task to reach the knockouts all the more difficult. Turkey remain second on four points and look set to progress.

All this means that England will face Slovakia in the round of 16 if it remains as it stands, with Georgia setting up a knockout meeting with Spain.

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A nice move from Portugal as Joao Palhinha plays in Cristiano Ronaldo, who gets a shot away, only for excellent defending to see the effort deflected behind for a corner, which comes to nothing.

It was star striker Patrik Schick, who is on the bench because of an injury, who was shown that yellow card.

Will we see him today? He has scored six of the last eight Czech goals at the Euros.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

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You cannot help but like Georgia, their attitude and their positivity. They are being played out of the game for large parts of it, can hardly get on the ball, but when they do get hold of it it is so positive. They are not hesitant to get forward and attack at every opportunity.

The physios are on to see to the Czech Republic's Lukas Provod. The Czechs aren't happy at the ball not being put out quicker and someone on their bench is booked.

Goalscorer Khvicha Kvaratskhelia twists and turns in the Portugal area but, from a tight angle, can only fire the ball into the side netting.

That's the best we've seen though from Georgia since their second-minute goal.

Paul Robinson
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

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This game is going to be all about Turkey and whether they can move this Czech Republic defence about. It is a stubborn back five with four in front, and they are very disciplined. The work is all Turkey's to do to try and break it down.

Gary Rose
BBC Sport at Volksparkstadion

We're unlikely to see much attacking from the Czech Republic players now, they have all outfield players pretty much just in and around their own box and are relying on runners to provide the outlet on the break.

That is making life very difficult for Turkey because it is so compact through the middle and, given it is around 27c even now at 9:30pm local time, they need to be careful to not tire themselves out.

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Steve: So, a Czechia player has been sent off for two yellows, one of which was for shirt pulling. Ronaldo has his practically pulled off in the opposition box but there is no foul, no VAR and HE gets booked for complaining!!

Turkey have had 78.2% possession over the last 15 minutes. They have their fourth corner. This one is cleared.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

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Cristiano Ronaldo is being pulled all over the place at the corner, there definitely was something in it. The ball was miles away and he was never going to get near it but that's not the point. If you drag someone down it is a clear free kick anywhere else on the pitch, so he has a point there.

Salih Ozcan is the first Turkish player to be booked, for holding the shirt of Mojmir Chytil.

Portugal go short with a corner and Pedro Neto's cross is only palmed away by Giorgi Mamardashvili, but it falls to Francisco Conceicao and he strikes it into the turf and it bounces into the side netting.

Cristiano Ronaldo was clearly having his shirt pulled by by Luka Lochoshvili, but the Georgia defender gets away with it and doesn't concede a penalty.

Ronaldo is absolutely furious and talks himself into a booking from Swiss referee Sandro Scharer.

Turkey's Baris Alper Yilmaz apologises to his team-mates as a cross ends up in the Czech keeper's gloves.

That red card has definitely changed the flow of this game.

Turkey are looking more dangerous now. Ladislav Krejcí throws himself in the way of Arda Guler's flying volley to prevent a possible goal.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

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Cristiano Ronaldo has looked seriously up for it tonight. He has run at least as much as any other Portugal player so far tonight, he is on it.

Gary Rose
BBC Sport at Volksparkstadion

Antonin Barak looks stunned and then dejected as he heads off down the tunnel, realising how big a blow this is not just for him but his team, who need to win here.

Turkey fans are understandably overjoyed by the developments and have notched up the volume on their singing, which hasn't stopped since kick-off.

The camera cuts to Czech Republic's key striker Patrik Schick, who is indeed on the bench. Will they have to turn to him to get them a goal?