Are France showing the signs of being potential tournament champions? Two games, two scorelines that have flattered them but in the end they have the points that see them into the last 16. Slow starters to come on strong?

That's all from us but we will be back again with Euro 2016 coverage tomorrow as we build up to England versus Wales. You won't want to miss it! See ya.

France's Dimitri Payet scores late in the game to seal a 2-0 win over Albania and ensure qualification from Group A.

Here's what coming up tomorrow. A cracking day of games:

14:00 BST: England v Wales - BBC One, 5 live and online

17:00 BST: Ukraine v Northern Ireland - 5 live and online

20:00 BST: Germany v Poland - 5 live and online

This is how the table looks. France are definitely through and have the chance to cement first place when they play Switzerland in their final group game on Sunday.

George: You could look at France in two different ways. Either they're struggling to beat the lesser nations and getting fortunate late goals, or, they are showing signs of champions by going until the end...

John Motson
BBC commentator on BBC Radio 5 live

"Full marks to Albania, what a performance. Not just defensively, they could have taken the lead, but France have put a platform down I think."

David Simpson: No way Griezmann misses out on the first 11 in the third game.

Greg Morter: Harsh on Albania but decent header by Griezmann who should have played from the start.

Lawrence Eghe Egun: Heartbreak for Albenia. Totally deserved a draw.

A group of people you can be fairly certain were not celebrating that second goal were West Ham fans. Another goal, another few million added to his price tag but someone will surely be willing to make the move.

I think we can safely say we are unlikely to see Antoine Griezmann and Paul Pogba left out of the France starting XI in future...

Neil Lennon
Hibernian manager in Marseille for BBC Radio 5 live

"You have to have sympathy for Albania. After going 1-0 down so late they went for it. Dimitri Payet does what he's so good at. It's an absolute beauty, bent past the keeper."

Johnny Magrinho: Wish I'd gone to France. The atmosphere here in central London is phenomenal. My second team is certainly France. I'm blue!  

John Roy: 90th-minute man again! Payet.

Stephen Hook: Very harsh on Albania.

With that win, France are the first side to progress to the last 16 having taken maximum points from their two games so far.

Well, where did that come from!

Dull, dull, dull game for 89 minutes and then an explosive five minutes. 

Albania coach Giovanni de Biasi sits on his chair in the dugout starting ahead in disbelief. No, we don't quite know what happened there either, Giovanni.

Neil Lennon
Hibernian manager in Marseille for BBC Radio 5 live

"Albania are dead on their feet, they'd given everything. With the amount of pressure that had been coming, it was eventually going to wear them down. It's heartbreaking for them though."

Albania coach Giovanni de Biasi smacked the arm of his assistant when that goal went in. Fortunately, his assistant's arm is the size of Jersey, so he barely flinches. 

Albania had almost done the perfect job on France.

Neil Lennon
Hibernian manager in Marseille for BBC Radio 5 live

"Albania had given so much. The fans can be so proud of them. But the body language of those players was giving it away: the energy levels had just gone. 

"France will have to play much better than this."

So harsh on Albania, who defended superbly throughout but they let their concentration slip at the crucial moment. They've got five added minutes to somehow find an equaliser.