The one thing you can rely on in 2016, of course, is that the predictable always happens.

France are in the last four. They will play Germany. They may as well bring on Lucas Digne, Christophe Jallet and Yohan Cabaye at the break. 

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

What a finish that is, and a magnificent run from Antoine Griezmann to beat the offside trap like Giroud did. A Karel Poborsky-esque scoop over the keeper and into the open goal. You feel a bit sorry for Iceland now. The shoulders are slumped down. It's a shame.

Image source, Reuters

Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert at Stade de France

This is real quality. Olivier Giroud does brilliantly for Antoine Griezmann and you just knew he wasn't going to miss. For Iceland that's two conceded straight through the back of their defence.

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

Fabulous finish by Dimitri Payet, an outstanding strike. He thought about hitting it early on his right but checked back on to his left, and it was like an arrow along the turf, right into the far corner.

That has to be the game dead and buried.

Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert at Stade de France

It was a very well worked goal, a nice interchange of passing. It's across the goal, very difficult for the goalkeeper. The greasy surface helps with the pace of the ball.

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

Iceland have just got to stay in the game. Get to half-time.   

They had 34% possession against England. That's how they play, sitting behind the ball, but at some point they're going to have to come out and have a go at the French.

In Gylfi we trust. Sigurdsson puts in a brilliant free-kick form wide on the left, it's one of those which needs just a touch from a player to go in, and it nearly drifts in on the full. Hugo Lloris just about palms it down. 

Maybe if England had held a lead for more than 45 seconds in Nice on Monday they too would have been able to patiently pick Iceland apart.

And then get hammered by France tonight. 

Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert at Stade de France

Image source, AFP

Good tidy football on the left from France, triangles pick Iceland to pieces and a cross then finds Blaise Matuidi. He blazes it wide though. 

France have been thoroughly professional and composed, considering the expectations tonight. I wouldn't say they'd particulalry impressed, but they've done a very neat job so far. They are just keeping the ball in midfield now. 

Image source, Getty Images

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

France are in total control. We know Iceland have got set pieces and the long throws, but they have to compose themselves better.

If the French were to get a third, it's game over.

Dennis Ethan: Seems like Iceland did England a huge favour. Would have been a catastrophic for Roy Hodgson's men.

Alex Shcnopple: One of Ferguson's numerous mistakes, letting a magnificent natural talent like Pogba leave, he's on fire. Such a buzz.

Mike Hall: Who is this Olivier Giroud playing for France and does a lookalike steal a living at the Arsenal?

Image source, Getty Images

Paul Fletcher
BBC Sport at Stade de France in Paris

Didier Deschamps said before the match he would be taking Iceland's long throws very seriously and he has been as good as his word.

When the last one was hurled into the France box by Aron Gunnarsson every French player was back defending.

Several Iceland players have been warming up for some time. Is there a Plan B? We might need to find out.

This 24-team format doesn't do it for me either Lawro - 16 or 32. Though we probably wouldn't have seen Iceland or Northern Ireland, if it was only 16.

Patrice Evra gets forward but doesn't get the free-kick he wants. 

Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert at Stade de France

I think we've played an awful lot of games to get rid of eight teams. It's daft. Portugal could win the tournament without winning a game.

Good spell for Iceland, decent possession and they win a throw in Rory Delap range. Here comes Aron Gunnarsson, winds up - but he loses traction on the wet ball and it barely reaches the penalty area. 

Image source, Reuters