Chris Waddle
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 live

"A great move by Portugal, started at the back. They've had a lot of joy down the wings, and this time Nani's there with a quality finish. You have to say, it's been coming."

A man with blue nail polish, face paint and a furry hat applauds the efforts of his team Iceland.

Meanwhile...

J.J Gass: Show you're Euro-savvy by referring to Icelanders, as they do, by first name, not patronymic, eg Gylfi, not Sigurdsson.   

Iceland's Birkir Saevarsson on the rampage from right-back. He eases his way past Joao Mario in the middle of the park, but then runs in to the rugged Ricardo Carvalho who, at the tender age of 38, makes an exceptionally timed sliding tackle on the Iceland player.

That was shades of the mid-2000s in his time at Chelsea when he kept Premier League strikers in his pocket.

Best chance of the game so far. Watch again as Hannes Halldorsson denies Nani from close range.

Chris Waddle
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 live

"Cristiano Ronaldo, how has he missed that?! How much is he worth? That's an unbelievable miss for a player of his quality."

Cristiano Ronal-DOH!

Remember Italy's first goal last night? Portugal try the same trick as Pepe launches a straight ball forward. It's on a plate for the Real Madrid man, but only succeeds in an air shot as he fails to connect with the ball.

Hannes Halldorsson gratefully comes out to gather. A let off for Iceland.

First rule of defending? Don't let the ball bounce.

Pepe does just that and it puts him in a bit of trouble as Birkir Bjarnason almost gets on the end of it, but Portugal scramble to clear.

SveinMeinke: To Germans the name Sigthorsson bears a strong resemblance to "Siegtor", making it Winning-goal's-son. Will he deliver tonight?

First sniff of the Iceland goal for Cristiano Ronaldo.

The Real Madrid man displays some hangtime as he rises to get on the end of a cross, similar to the goal he scored in the 2008 Champions League final, but 1. he fails to hit the target and 2. Wes Brown wasn't the man crossing the ball.

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Chris Waddle
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 live

"Cristiano Ronaldo finally gets one-on-one and the cross he produces is absolute class, beats the whole back three. It should be 1-0. It's a great save, the keeper spreads himself big, but Nani has got to score."  

Here we go. Crisitano Ronaldo shifting the ball from left to right, putting the Iceland full-back Birkir Saevarsson in a spin before chipping an inviting ball into the six-yard box for Nani to attack, but his low header is kept out brilliantly by Hannes Halldorsson.

It was straight at the goalkeeper, but he had to be in that position to stop it. Excellent stuff. He'll make a music video of that after the game.

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Lucia in the sky: What?!! 16 minutes in and no goal from Ronaldo? The man's a dud.

Adam Pake: Portuguese centre-backs have a combined age of 71. Reckon Iceland strikers could have a go at that.

Postpublished at 19 mins

19 mins

Portugal 0-0 Iceland

Concern for Iceland as talisman Gylfi Sigurdsson is down after inadvertently being trodden on by Andre Gomes.

A momentary pause, but the Swansea man is OK to continue after having his feathers ruffled.

Iceland goalkeeper Hannes Halldorsson gets his knuckles warmed for the first time.

It comes courtesy of Portugal right-back Vieirinha, who is unchallenged as he cuts in from the right, but his well-struck left-footed shot from outside the area is above the head of the keeper, who punches in the air, before collecting at the second attempt.

Fernando Santos's men getting into the game now.

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Keith Andrew: Nice to see Ronaldo hasn't given up his Tom Daley impression

Paul Eaton: One in 2000 chance of getting in the Iceland squad!! I like them odds!

Matty P: Is Ronaldo playing? Not seen much of him yet. Come on Iceland!!

Portugal now looking to get into a rhythm, as they start to get some passing going for the first time in the match.

The ball is being worked one way and another, but Valencia man Andre Gomes eventually loses possession as he tries to slip a ball through the Icelandic defence.

They may be called Iceland, but they're playing like Waitrose at the moment. High quality produce thus far.

Fifteen minutes in and Cristiano Ronaldo has had just five touches of the ball - the least of any Portugal man.

Overrated.

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Portugal have had more than 60% possession so far but interestingly most of Iceland's (on the right) touches have been in Portugal's half. Not sure what we can read into it, but it's noteworthy all the same.

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