France now looking for a spell of possession to strangle Iceland out of contention. As Lawro says, Iceland have been behind in the tournament before and rallied. 

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Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert at Stade de France

There was so much space. He's onside, there's no doubt about that. It's a really poor goal for Iceland to concede. It's a great finish. 

Iceland have been here before. I don't think they'll change the way they play at all.

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

Really good finish from Olivier Gioroud. He had an awful lot of time to think about it after timing his run perfectly, and he drove it through the keeper into the far corner.

Olivier Giroud's place in this France team must be hanging by a thread. The new Guivarc'h.

He can't get a simple ball under control and he's stripped of possession by Ragnar Sigurdsson - who was magnificent v England. 

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

We expect France to have an awful lot of possession, and Iceland know they cannot outplay the the French. But they've had a few half-chances, though Iceland. Three already. 

It would be such a shame for any of their nine players on a yellow card to miss the semi-finals if they do get through.

Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert at Stade de France

Iceland have started brightly. They are showing no respect, which is really healthy.

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The seal clap - that's what I'm going with - has its first proper run through from the Iceland fans and it's magnificent. It leads to another half chance as a ball forward is flipped on and Birkir Bjarnason shoots wide from 20 yards.

Iceland have started well. Very well. 

By this stage of the Iceland v England game we had already had two goals. Aron Gunnarsson chops down Dimitri Payet and he's rather fortunate not to pick up a semi-final-cancelling yellow. 

Samuel Umtiti has settled in well early in his international debut, he's had plenty of the ball. France move methodically forwards, Paul Pogba tees up Dimitri Payet for a shot and it's gathered in by Hannes Thór Halldórsson at the second attempt. 

Johann Barrasson: Let the SMITING commence.

Light of the World: Altogether now!.. HUUUUUUUHHH!

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Iceland have that long throw in their armoury and they even have the long throw decoy. Aron Gunnarsson winds up to hurl one in but ends up going short, the ball finds its way to Gylfi Sigurdsson in the area and he is able to get a shot off, easy save for Hugo Lloris though. 

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If I had the option of awarding Blue Peter badges I'd send you one. Hats off!

France have the early play and Dimitri Payet whips in a free-kick which runs harmlessly out of play. The French took 90 minutes to break down a stubborn Albania side early in the tournament. Have they learned their lesson?

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Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert at Stade de France

It's like an Icelandic evening. It's cold. Every time I've seen France, they've shown fear. If Iceland can make that happen tonight, then who knows?

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

Something tells me Iceland might do this. The French have been unbelievably respectful, it's almost as if they've welcomed Iceland in, saying: 'Enjoy yourselves because you're going to go out.' But after what Leicester have done, what Wales have done, this is going to be tighter than people think.

The Iceland end is decked in blue to a man, woman and child. A wonderful scene. 

We are under way!

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

Referee: Bjorn Kuipers (Holland)

The xx are on the stereo. It's game time. 

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"Arise, children of the Fatherland,The day of glory has arrived!"

Big words France. Time to prove it. 

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