So, a consistent, coherent Belgium have shown up at last and provided us with the biggest win of the tournament so far. At the forefront of that was a masterclass from the majestic Eden Hazard.

Good luck Wales.

Night all.

Hungary boss Bernd Storck: "We knew we were coming up against terrific opposition. I have to congratulate the team for their performance throughout the championships. We have a positive view of the future."

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Right, what's going on tomorrow? Oh, not much... just Italy v Spain, followed by England v Iceland. If that appeals to you, you can join us here at the BBC Sport website for live coverage from about 15:00 BST.

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Ex-England captain on BBC One

Hungary rode their luck in the first half but came out a different team in the second. They created chances and perhaps should have got a goal.

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Here is how Belgium rounded off their night...

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Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 live

Hazard's enthusiasm was there. He's not really played this season and he looks ready with the bit between his teeth.

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Just watch this. Then watch it again. And even a third time. That.... was a goal.

Trevor Sinclair
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 live

The Nainggolan pass for the fourth goal - talk about weight, angle and timing. Perfect. It's a super finish. I'd like to say 4-0 flatters them because they created eight, nine or 10 chances. A very impressive forward performance. You feel Hungary deserved a goal but it was just not their night.

It was emphatic in the end, but in the balance for a while. Hungary leave with a lot of credit in the bank. They fought until the end. But Belgium were simply too good, particularly Eden Hazard. The golden generation are starting to sparkle

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There is always time for Fellaini to throw his elbows around. He gets in a little scuffle with a Hungary player and goes into the book.

Yeah, I'd give Axel Witsel five. A Hungary player unleashes a powerful shot that the Belgium midfielder blocks with... well... with little Axel. After a little while to compose himself, the now falsetto Witsel is able to continue.

The scoreline looks more emphatic now, but Hungary won't leave this tournament with their heads bowed. they have given it a real good go. Problem is, they came up against a Belgium side whose talent decided to show up.

Eden Hazard receives a standing ovation as he leaves the field to be replaced by Marouane Fellaini. I'm not surprised Marc Wilmots wants to protect him - on this form he could destroy any team in the world.

Hungary have also made a change with Daniel Bode on for Roland Juhasz.

Trevor Sinclair
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 live

An absolutely outstanding, world class performance. Man of the match. Performance of the tournament. He has led by example. He had no right to take on two or three Hungarian players, but what a finish.

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