Romania make four changes from the side pipped by France last Friday. Goalscorer Nicolae Stanciu is one of the four on the bench as Andrei Prepelita, Alex Chipciu, Gabriel Torje and Claudiu Keseru all start.

Switzerland - who beat Albania 1-0 in Lens - are unchanged.

In mitigation of what Vincent's saying about Slovakia there, four of Russia's last five goals at the Euros have been scored in the 79th minute or later. So they have previous.

Vincent Kompany
Belgium and Manchester City captain on BBC One

"It is a massive win for Slovakia, you could see what it means to them with their celebrations at the end. But they let Russia back into the game and gave them the opportunity to play direct football. They've got to play England next and from what I saw in the second half I'm worried for them."

If you needed numbers to back up how deep Slovakia were playing in the closing stages,   Russia enjoyed 88% of the possession between the 81st and 85th minutes.

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal and England defender on BBC One

"Slovakia did to Russia what England couldn't do. Scoring goals and finishing games off. You have to put chances away."

Peter McMillan: Well played Slovakia - bit nervy for them at the end but deserved three points.

Paul Eaton: England win tomorrow and they top the group!

Rachel Marshall: England will need play well in the next two games Wales will be tough. Slovakia will be well up for it after today.

Vincent Kompany
Belgium and Manchester City captain on BBC One

"Hamsik epitomises what quality means, he made a difference for the team. At the end he didn't look too happy, he knew Slovakia lost control a bit at the end. That could be a problem against England."

So Wales go into tomorrow's game with England top of Group B, level on points with Slovakia but ahead of them by virtue of their head-to-head record.

England are above Russia - both have one point.

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on BBC One

"If Russia had just had a little extra quality they could have easily nicked a draw from the chances they had towards the end."

Trevor Sinclair
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 live

"Great scenes from the Slovakians. They made it difficult for themselves towards the end but got over the line, and you can really see what it means to them."

That's Slovakia's first ever European Championship win and they huddle together on the pitch for a little jig.

It's like a rendition of New York New York at the end of a wedding, the bride and groom in the middle.

Image source, Reuters

Sergei Ignashevich's shot deflects wide for a corner... It's headed away and the full-time whistle goes. Slovakia hold on.

Watch as Fedor Smolov has an effort blocked and then Denis Glushakov shoots wide for Russia. This sums up Russia's afternoon. 

Martin Skrtel gives away a silly free-kick by pushing Artem Dzyuba in the back. Thirty yards out...

PDon: Russia are really missing Dzagoev. He would have been their main playmaker.

Sergei Ignashevich plays a rare forward pass - he pumps it into the Slovak box and beyond everyone.

Three minutes of injury time...

Trevor Sinclair
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 live

"Brilliant defending from Slovakia, Hubocan threw himself in front of the ball, and he's gone down with cramp. It does look like there's a problem with fitness for Slovakia. They've really tired as the game's gone on." 

Watch again as substitute Denis Glushakov pulls one back for Russia. This is the goal which has given Russia hope as injury time approaches.

Artem Dzyuba fakes to shoot about three times on the edge of the Slovakia area and finally gets away an effort. Tomas Hubocan, falling to the ground in agony with cramp, manages to block it.