Rich, Walsall: Germany won't be reading much into this game - Iceland living up to their lowly world ranking....and to be fair, Bhutan would have given England problems in the last round!

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Antoine Griezmann's first-half goal came after 14 passes - the third longest pass sequence before a goal at Euro 2016

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Are we looking at the champions here in France? Hard to say. They will play Germany in Marseille next Thursday night. That should be immense. 

Dimitri Payet has the first shot of the second half but lifts it well over the bar. 

Have you cut it yet Stu? Bet it's waist high. Get out there quick. 

Stu from Wales (an England fan living next door to Aron Gunnarson): Looks like I won't be cutting my next door neighbour's grass for much longer...

Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert at Stade de France

I saw Alfred Finnbogason play for Real Sociedad and in all honesty he couldn't hit a barndoor with a banjo in that game.

France's biggest win in Euros history is a 5-0 tonking of Belgium. Could they match that? There's no need to. Iceland will keep going - their fans gave them a superb reception as they re-emerged. 

Chris Waddle
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 live

France have been excellent, they've done the job people thought they'd would, lots of running in behind, but I've been surprised by how high a line Iceland have been playing. 

If I was Didier Deschamps I wouldn't make too many changes. If they're out there enjoying themselves, keep them out there, but you don't want any important players picking up a niggle.

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Here's how the sides now line up.

France: Lloris, Sagna, Umtiti, Koscielny, Evra, Pogba, Matuidi, Sissoko, Griezmann, Payet, Giroud. Subs: Mandanda, Jallet, Cabaye, Gignac, Martial, Schneiderlin, Mangala, Digne, Coman, Costil.

Iceland: Halldorsson, Saevarsson, Ragnar Sigurdsson, Skulason, Gudmundsson, Gunnarsson, Gylfi Sigurdsson, Birkir Bjarnason, Sigthorsson, Ingason, Finnbogason. Subs: Kristinsson, Hauksson, Hermannsson,Sigurjonsson, Theodor Elmar Bjarnason, Magnusson, Hallfredsson, Traustason, Gudjohnsen, Jonsson.

Referee: Bjorn Kuipers (Holland)

Two changes at the break for Iceland, on come Sverrir Ingason and striker Alfred Finnbogason.

Here come the sides. Will France take their foot off the gas or really go into overdrive?

France had five shots on target in that first half. That's what you call clinical. 

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If you're in Reykjavik, it will be happy hour somewhere. No need to go home just yet...

Naveed Afzal: France were simply breathtaking in that first half. They've finally turned up and turned it on.

Sahil Oberoi: I didn't think I could feel any worse about England's performance against Iceland, I was wrong.

Iceland are being made to look like Iceland tonight. There's no shame in that. And they'll have the win over England forever.

Antoine Griezmann is looking a good shout for golden boot right now. 

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Paul Fletcher
BBC Sport at Stade de France in Paris

I thought France's players were slightly low key with their celebrations after their third goal but not so after the tie-sealing fourth.

Everyone sprinted towards Griezmann, while several Iceland players slumped to the floor as though it was the final whistle.

France's players walked off to the strains of some awful Europop, much to the blissful delight of the more-than-delighted fans of the home side.

Danny Mills
Ex-England defender at the Stade de France for BBC Radio 5 live

Quality players really step up when it matters. Olivier Giroud has been criticised by some but it was a great finish for his first. He's come back and shown real class and quality. We've seen some absolutely outstanding finishing from France when they've got through. 

Didier Deschamps will probably give these players another 15 or 20 minutes before making a few changes, resting a few.

This is the first time a team has ever scored four times in the first half of a Euros game. 

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Charles Kahanji: Rout!!!

James: Every French goal makes England's performance look more pathetic.

James Liggins: Umm… yeeeah. That upset thing might not happen now.