This group has had more twists and turns than a twisty turny thing. I'd be amazed if we are done. As it stands, Austria are still going out and Iceland are through as one of the third-place finishers.

Gylfi Sigurdsson can change that, though.... Oh, good save! The Swansea man is set up in the box but his stretching effort is palmed away by Robert Almer!

Anthony Muindi: Who said the Euros were boring? Hungary and Portugal giving us a fantastic game

G S Webster: What is going on in the Portugal game. Don't dare go for a pee. Best game so far.

Artan Rami: This game is giving me real heart problems. Elation, devastation, elation,devastation from an Albanian perspective

A Portugal defeat gives Albania a chance of going through

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We're back to how things were earlier on, with Hungary winning Group F, Iceland finishing second and Portugal going OUT along with Austria.

Portugal are heading out of Euro 2016 unless they can score a third goal in the next half an hour or so.

Iceland have been on the back foot all this half but finally have a sight at goal. Jon Dadi Bodvarsson, confident after scoring the opener, flicks the ball over an Austrian defender but can't wait for the ball to properly come down and his shot is weak and misdirected over the bar as a result.

For all the action here and all the madness going on between Hungary and Portugal, Iceland remain in second place in the group and heading for a last-16 clash with England.

Danny Mills
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

It hit the wall, came back to him and he had a little jink past a couple of players, tried the shot and it took a deflection and looped over the keeper into the far corner. Dzsudzsak was fortunate with his celebration - he hurdled the first advertising hoarding but then fell into the second.

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Austria come again. Alessandro Schopf hammers an effort at goal from the edge of the box, which is saved by Halldorsson.

This is full-on backs-against-the-wall defending from Iceland. Front and centre of the rearguard is Kari Arnason, who is well placed to dive in and block a Sabitzer shot from inside the box with his head. Surely they can't hold out like this for the remaining 35 minutes?

Paul Fletcher
BBC Sport at Stade de France in Paris

You can almost feel the surge of energy from Austria.

Double sub at the break, a huge increase in tempo. This is it, all or nothing, don't die wondering, leave it all on the field type of stuff from the Austrians.

Their fans have responded in kind, desperately trying to raise their side.

Austria trying to use the height of sub Marc Janko, but even he can't stretch his Inspector Gadget-esque leg out to reach a long ball forward into the box.

The men in red are screaming their lungs out for another penalty. They have a very good case as well. Ari Skulason slips in the box and fells Marcel Sabitzer as he tries to reach a cross. The referee waves the appeals away, much to the fury of the trailing side.

Robbie Savage
Ex-Wales midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

Great, great block. Arnautovic gets the ball, whips one into the area and Janko is keeping those centre-backs busy.

Oh, what a clearance! David Alaba looks certain to score for Austria as the ball falls to him 10 yards out but his goalbound effort is diverted over the bar by the outstretched leg of the heroic Kari Arnason.

Early chance for Iceland as that long throw causes more problems for Austria. The ball is swung in to the box and nodded on before Birkir Bjarnason fires an effort over the bar.