Paul Coles: Is anyone going to put a chance away in this game? 

We haven't had a 0-0 yet at Euro 2016. Incidentally, this is the first game I've worked on in the tournament so far. Sorry about that. 

Zoltan Gera fires wide from distance. Pretty much all the shots in this game have been from outside the box.

David Alaba plays a cross to Marc Janko, but he can't get his feet right and fails to make clean contact with the ball. Both sides coming forward early in the second half.

Like the first half, we have a chance within 60 seconds as Hungary's Attila Fiola has a go from 20 yards but it's smothered comfortably by Robert Almer.

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The second half gets under way. 

The new style of kick-off just looks weird. Most teams now just have one man going to the ball to kick it backwards. And that's what's happened here.

Other Gabor Kiraly lookalikes suggested on Twitter by the way have included Paul McGrath, Andre Agassi and Karl Pilkington.

File the following under #bantz...

Despite Austria being definite favourites to win in Bordeaux, it's been a close game. Hungary have had slightly more shots (6-5) and possession (51%). 

Each side has had two shots on target, although Austria hit the post through David Alaba in what would have been the first ever European Championship goal within 60 seconds.

Trevor Sinclair
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

"It's been quite entertaining. Neither team are looking to just sit back. Austria were favourites but started to look a bit frustrated as Hungary held their own in the first half; they could even be 1-0 up with the chances they've had."

Picture in your head what kind of game you might expect Austria v Hungary to be (if you don't fancy Austria as 'dark horses') and you're probably not miles off. 

Trevor Sinclair
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

"Dzsudzsak will be really disappointed with himself, but Robert Almer did well just to stand up and stay big in the Austria goal. They're no slouches, Hungary. They're not as talented a side as Austria but they've been organised and are playing well."

Now it's Hungary who should be ahead. Laszlo Kleinheisler plays in Balazs Dzsudzsak (both copy and paste jobs) but he smashes his effort wide of the far post.

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He may be 37 now, but former West Brom midfielder Zoltan Gera can still put himself about.

The Hungarian has made four tackles in the match so far, more than any other player.

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Trevor Sinclair
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

"It should have been pulled back for Marc Janko at the near post. Great movement from him, but instead it went to Martin Harnik at the back stick. He just couldn't get there, slipped and fluffed his lines.

"The game's becoming stretched..." 

Austria have a chance to go ahead but Martin Harnik has made a mess of it. Marko Arnautovic plays a great one-two which takes the Hungary defence out of the equation and squares it to Harnik, who puts the ball wide on the slide. 

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Austria are just starting to have most of the attacking play but Marko Arnautovic's bad touch in the box sees a chance wasted as the ball goes out of play.

Trevor Sinclair
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

"Big strong wrist from Kiraly. It was a difficult one because it bounced right in front of him and we've had a lot of rain on the pitch before the game. Very good save."

Great save from Gabor Kiraly keeps Hungary level. Aleksandar Dragovic plays a ball forward, which Marc Janko knocks down to Zlatko Junuzovic and the playmaker's shot on the bounce is touched wide by Kiraly, who had to get down low to save it with one arm.

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Austria defender Aleksandar Dragovic, who has been linked to Borussia Dortmund, is booked for fouling Adam Szalai after going to ground.

The free-kick is played into Szalai, but his header is so bad it looks more like a defender's clearance and goes miles wide.

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