If I was one of the Northern Ireland players watching that game, then I'd be feeling quietly confident of my chances of beating Germany in their final group game. They certainly didn't look like potential champions.

OK, tonight's game might not have been a classic, but at least it tells us one thing - there's arguably no clear favourites for the tournament, and that can only be good for the prospect of an open Euro 2016.

We'll be back again tomorrow, so see you then.

Alfred Fellows: This is one of the teams [poland] i decided i wanted to watch apart from British teams and 0-0 happened  

James Mayback: Poland team is such a resolute and compact team,more or less like Atletico Madrid.

David Robinson: I've seen enough in Germany's games against Ukraine and Poland to think NI could snatch a goal against them on Tues. 

If I had to pick a team that has impressed me the most so far it would be Italy, and they are in action tomorrow. Here's the full fixture line up:

Italy v Sweden (14:00 BST)

Czech Republic v Croatia (17:00 BST)

Spain v Turkey (20:00 BST)

Despite being involved in one of the dullest European Championship game in sometime, Poland still look very much like dark horses.

They successfully limited the world champions to very few chances and got a point that all but seals their place in the last 16. Job done.

Jens Lehmann
Former Germany goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 live

Germany could have been a lot more precise, and I am a little bit disappointed by how we played tonight. 

We faced a strong Polish team, and we were are not as dangerous going forward as the last World Cup. We are not threatening the flanks and I'm not sure about Mario Gotze playing as a false nine, he is too small to offer a threat and no-one crosses to him. I would play Thomas Muller there and bring on Mario Gomez at a later stage.

There is a lot of work to do. We are missing Miroslav Klose, and four or five players have come into this tournament exhausted, either after injury and are not used to the rhythm of the game. Especially at the end of the season, it's not easy to be fresh in your mind.

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The biggest losers from that, apart from us I suppose for a wasted 90 minutes, is Ukraine. A draw means they are the first team that are out of Euro 2016.

It's a good result for Northern Ireland going into the final round of group games. They could yet finish top of their group.

Whoever suggested this game would be a classic? I think most of us will forget it within the hour. 

That's the first time Germany have failed to score at a Euros since the 2008 final. 

All over and a very credible draw for Poland, but not a match that will live long in the memory.

...Toni Kroos whips the ball in but it is beaten away.

Mesut Ozil has summoned the last bit of energy he has to win a free-kick by the corner flag. 

Last chance for Germany...

Jens Lehmann
Former Germany goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 live

We don't look dangerous, I'm sorry to say the last pass is not precise enough. 

Poland have turned the sign around on the door and shut up shop. It's backs to the walls now as Germany are allowed to press.

The 90 minutes are up and we are into the first of three added minutes.

We've seen a few late goals so far in this tournament, will we see another today? 

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A final change for Poland as Kamil Grosicki makes way for Slawomir Peszko - a defensive midfield. Poland are not taking any unnecessary late risks.

Paul Fletcher
BBC Sport at Stade de France in Paris

I get the impression neither set of fans will see this result as a disaster - although for the neutrals in here there hasn't been much to feast on.Good job both sets of fans have endeavoured to keep the evening ticking along.

Welcome to the world of goalless draws, Euro 2016?  

Jens Lehmann
Former Germany goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 live

I don't think we look fresh any more. The physical power they have but the mental freshness has gone a little bit. 

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Watching on nervously will be Ukraine fans. A goalless draw sends their side out, but a Germany win keeps them in it, and they'll have been off their seats just now as Mesut Ozil plays Benedikt Howedes through, but he can't control the ball and Poland clear.

...and it's over the bar. 

I'm disappointed to say it, but this game is slumping towards our first goalless draw of the tournament. No urgency from either side.

Saying that, Poland have a free kick. It's right on the edge of the area and Kamil Grosicki is over it.

Ian Dunn: Are we about to have the first goalless bore of Euro 2016?  

Daniel Woodley: I wouldn't rule out another late winner. #EURO2016, external seems to be the tournament for 90th minute goals