Rio Ferdinand
Former England defender

Wearing those big baggy tracksuit bottoms, I couldn't take Gabor Kiraly seriously. If I turned to look at him he would give me zero confidence. 

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

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The number two goalkeeper of Hungary can't be that good, Gabor Kiraly can't cope with crosses. He is half decent in shot stopping, but he is a presence and talks to his defenders. 

For me, he is a weakness though, he is scared and does not want to be near anyone.

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On a positive note for Austria, they are undefeated in three matches against Iceland.

They were held 1-1 in a friendly in Innsbruck in May 2014 when Kolbeinn Sigthorsson cancelled out Marcel Sabitzer's opener for Austria.  

The only competitive encounters between the countries were 27 years ago, during qualifying for the 1990 World Cup. The teams drew 0-0 in Reykjavik with Austria winning 2-1 in Salzburg to help them qualify for the finals in Italy.

Thierry Henry
Former France International on BBC One

I don't think Portugal are too dependent on Cristiano Ronaldo, they are not playing well as a team. When you think about him, you are thinking about who can bail you out.

When they win it is beacuse of him, when they lose it is because of him but you win and lose together. He is not getting enough help from midfield.

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Leicester proved it in the Premier League and Iceland are doing their best to reaffirm the message in the Euros. Contrary to the popular theory of the last decade, possession is not necessarily king. It's not what you've got, it's what you do with it.

Matty bartlett: I don't understand why people are worried about England now drawing the bigger teams, we have to beat these teams to win it.

Chris Mclachlan: Come on Hungary and Iceland.

Rob Elmore: Leave Roy alone - if we had beaten Slovakia 5-0 he would have been accused of not giving the other players a game.

Paul Fletcher
BBC Sport at Stade de France in Paris

What's the difference between being in the zone and outright miserable? It's a question I'd quite like to ask Marko Arnautovic, who looked super intense as he walked off the coach. Perhaps he'd just watched a replay of his display against Portugal the other night.

David Alaba, in contrast, was bouncing around listening to music. The Bayern Munich man was hauled off after 70 minutes on Saturday night and his team need a big performance from him. The question is - will he be asked to play in such an advanced midfield role once again? It didn't suit him against Portugal.

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Austria have some unhappy memories of the Stade de France (the venue for this evening's clash with Iceland). In the 1998 World Cup, they were beaten 2-1 there by Italy, external - a result that sent them home from the tournament at the group stage.

Andreas Herzog scored their goal (from the penalty spot in the 90th minute) but only after Christian Vieri and Roberto Baggio had scored for Italy.

Rio Ferdinand
Former England defender

Ronaldo is trying too hard. It is desperation to be regarded as the best player in the tournament.

He came in regarded as the best, and he wants to leave as the best too. He's been rushing his chances.

No other player had more than nine attempts at goal in the first two rounds of matches at the tournament.

Paul Fletcher
BBC Sport at Stade de France in Paris

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Baking hot here in Paris today - could be one of those thermometer at pitch side kind of days - and is arguably not ideal weather for either of these teams.

The blue sky gave way to cloud and there was a definite feel of thunderstorms around the place but the sun is back out  now. Still, it remains very muggy, the sort of conditions that Jimmy Anderson would relish, but I didn't hear much mention of him on the metro heading here.

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Everyone knows the score regarding Iceland now - a population the size of Leicester, no professional clubs, first appearance at a major tournament. They are living proof that size doesn't matter.

Well, the little brother of Euro 2016 have already exceeded expectation - they remain unbeaten courtesy of two draws, which included holding Cristiano at bay and being just two minutes away from a win that would have sent them through.

Tonight, they can complete the job and endear themselves even more to an already somewhat smitten Europe.

Paul Fletcher
BBC Sport at Stade de France in Paris

Two points from two games and it is a case of same again for Iceland, who are unchanged from the draw against Hungary in their last match.

As expected, Austria make a change, with defender Aleksandar Dragovic returning from suspension.

David Alaba is once again expected to feature in a fairly advanced midfield role. That wasn't exactly a tactic that worked out against Portugal on Saturday.

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Hungary are guaranteed to progress to the last 16 and coach Bernd Storck makes five changes from the draw with Iceland. Tamas Kadar, Laszlo Kleinheisler, and Adam Nagy were all on one booking and miss out along with Tamas Priskin and Zoltan Stieber. Left-back Mihaly Korhut, midfielders Akos Elek, Gergo Lovrencsics and Adam Pinter as well as striker Adam Szalai are drafted in.

Hungary XI: Kiraly, Lang, Guzmics, Juhasz, Korhut, Gera, Pinter, Dzsudzsak, Elek, Lovrencsics, Szalai.

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Portugal captain Cristiano Ronaldo again leads his side and there are two changes from the draw with Austria. Left-back Eliseu and midfielder Joao Mario replace Raphael Guerreiro and Ricardo Quaresma.

Portugal XI: Patricio, Vieirinha, Pepe, Carvalho, Eliseu, Gomes, W Carvalho, Moutinho, Mario, Ronaldo, Nani.

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Danny Mills
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

It's likely to be Hungary. I would expect Portugal to play well today and Hungary to come second. That's a winnable game - but then you will have to face France and then Italy, Spain or Germany. The other half of the draw is looking favourabe and Wales could have a route to the semi-finals.

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Who will England play in Nice on Monday?

The BBC has the Group F finale covered with Gary Lineker presenting live coverage of Hungary against Portugal on BBC One from 16:30 BST. Commentary comes from Simon Brotherton and Martin Keown. You can watch Iceland against Austria on the Red Button or by clicking the Live coverage tab on this page.

BBC Radio 5 live will also have commentary of Hungary against Portugal, with John Murray and Danny Mills, plus updates from Iceland v Austria.

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Remember when Wayne Rooney was sent off as England's 2006 World Cup hopes were ended by Portugal? The striker was dismissed for a stamp on Ricardo Carvalho - with Cristiano Ronaldo among a number of Portugal players urging the referee to take action.

The former Manchester United team-mates could be on a collision course at Euro 2016. If Portugal finish second in Group F then they will face Roy Hodgson's side in Nice on Monday.

Will that be one match too much for the Three Lions? Would England be better off playing Iceland? What about Austria or Hungary?

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