Olivier Giroud is tripped and that's a booking for Joao Mario. Portugal have had 53% of the possession since half time but haven't had a shot. 

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This is the first final of a European Championship which has not had a goal in the opening hour. By process of elimination then we can assume that this will be the first goalless final at 90 minutes.

Unless...

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This really is sterile stuff. Spain were excellent in the final of 2012 but you don't get many good ones. 

Chris Waddle
Former England winger at Stade de France on BBC Radio 5 live

The last couple of games Payet has found it hard. The crowd don’t seem happy.

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The Gover: Get Griezmann out wide and Payet down the middle. Payet cutting in too predictable. Griezmann's pace out wide essential

David Ljunggren: Is this the worst final of a major football tournament in recent years? Discuss. It's almost as bad as the 1990 World Cup

Rambo Rambo: Deschamps is wasting the talents of Martial. This game is crying out for someone like him.

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Dimitri Payet is off, on comes Kingsley Coman. That change is jeered by a large section of support...

France's Newcastle midfielder Moussa Sissoko has seen plenty of the ball in attacking positions tonight. For context, striker Olivier Giroud has had fewer touches in the box (three v four).

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Paul Pogba scuds a shot over the bar from long range as a fan runs onto the pitch. Another sideshow.

This game is plodding toward a penalty shootout at this rate. CHANGE IT!

France have Anthony Martial, Yohan Cabaye, Andre-Pierre Gignac and Kingsley Coman on the bench.

Portugal have Eder, Vieirinha - I had to double check to make sure Helder Postiga wasn't still kicking about. 

Danny Mills
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

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Sissoko is playing fantastically well. He put the ball into an area but no one gambled. Griezmann and Giroud have got to gamble.

Portugal goalkeeper Rui Patricio gathers a corner at the second attempt - that's as good as I can offer you at the moment. 

Chris Waddle
Former England winger at Stade de France on BBC Radio 5 live

France have got to get someone on who can get around the back four.

Moussa Sissoko continues to run with the ball at every opportunity, but Pepe stops him in his tracks. He's not everbody's cup of tea, Pepe, but he's a cracking centre-half. 

The final in this stadium in 1998 was nearly over at half-time, Zinedine Zidane's pair of headers from corners had put France on the brink before Emmanuel Petit added a third in time added on.

Nowhere near the same level of goal threat 18 years on. 

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Nani is now down injured for Portugal. He appears to have split his boot open in a challenge. After a remonstration with Mark Clattenburg he appears to be OK though. 

Rio Ferdinand
Former England defender on BBC One

I think substitutions are going to be key. The bench of France is better than the bench of Portugal.

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No changes at the break.

If you are just tuning in - Cristiano Ronaldo is no longer on the pitch, he picked up a knee injury inside the first 20 minutes. Back under way. 

Danny Mills
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

Sometimes when you have got one player who is so much better than everyone else you look to him all the time.

Now maybe this gives them a better balance and a chance for other players to get into it.

If they win this I bet he is able to make it up those steps.

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