Cardiff City fans, remember this guy?

On comes Andreas Cornelius for Denmark - a striker who joined the Welsh side for £9m in 2013, but failed to find the net in 11 appearances.

He replaces Boro's Martin Braithwaite.

Netherlands have done well to keep it to two, they have been second best by far today.

Thomas Muller gets in behind the Dutch backline and attempts to pick out Leroy Sane at the back post, but Football Manager wonderkid Matthjis de Ligt slides in to cut out the pass.

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A Dutch debut to forget for Javairo Dilrosun.

The Hertha Berlin man replaced injured Ryan Babel at the end of the first half and has had to come off after picking up a muscle injury of his own.

Former Newcastle loanee Luuk de Jong replaces him.

Bumbling, clumsy, all-over-the-place defender Richard Keogh at it again.

The Derby Country centre-back dawdles on the ball and loses possession to Nicolai Jorgensen in on goal.

The Denmark striker, looking for his 10th international goal, strikes a low shot which beats Darren Randolph but rattles the foot of the post.

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Bayern Munich forward Thomas Muller is on to win his 100th cap for Germany.

He has 38 goals during that period and won the World Cup in 2014. Can he add to his tally tonight?

He replaces the impressive Serge Gnabry.

Tell you what, Serge Gnabry has been a delight to watch today.

He's got everything, touch, pace, skill and an eye for a pass.

He slips a lovely ball through to Timo Werner, who outpaces Kenny Tete and gets into the box, but then scuffs a shot wide with his weaker left foot.

An hour gone, Denmark have increased their possession spell to 72%.

Republic of Ireland have had zero shots on target.

But it remains 0-0 on the scoreboard.

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Memphis Depay has 23 goals and 18 assists in 52 games for club and country so far this year, Paul.

That's a decent return.

Then again, even I would rip it up in Ligue 1.

Paul: Am I the only one not impressed by Memphis Depay? The guy is nothing but an arrogant show pony who loses the ball more often than he does anything of quality. No wonder he failed at Man Utd.

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"Well done Cyrus, well done Richard."

A member of the Republic of Ireland coaching staff is happy with the work of his side's defenders so far.

But there is a cause for concern when Southampton's Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg cranks a strike up from 30 yards out - and we know he can hit them - but this time it arrows just over the crossbar.

Try as they might, but Denmark just cannot find that elusive opening goal.

Boro's Martin Braithwaite is the latest to chance his arm, but his low effort from 10 yards out is blocked by the towering figure of defender Richard Keogh.

Germany midfielder Toni Kroos into the book for a tug on Memphis Depay.

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A bustling run from Cyrus Christie, breaking from midfield and getting to the opposition penalty area, but his cross sails out of play.

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Close to being game over as Timo Werner finds space down the right edge of the area, but his low shot is kept out by Netherlands goalkeeper Jasper Cillessen.

Same pattern as the first half, all Denmark, and they should really be ahead.

What an absolute sitter missed by Yussuf Poulsen, getting on the end of a loose ball in the six yard box, but skying his effort all the way to Aalborg.

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Any way back for the Netherlands? They only need a draw to progress.

Off we go in Gelsenkirchen.

Back under way in Aarhus.

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A change for Denmark.

Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino will be happy to see midfielder Christian Eriksen subbed on, with Lukas Lerager taking his place.

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It looked like being a summer without any tournament football for England.

Up until the 85th minute against Croatia, the Three Lions were staring at relegation to the second tier of the Nations League, before skipper Harry Kane slid in the winning goal to send Wembley Stadium into raptures.

The country will be hoping for another heatwave in 2019 and England only need to win two more games to bring the trophy home.

Who is involved? Where is it being played? any impact on Euro 2020 qualifying?

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Germany in control, giving a helping hand to France, who are currently taking the last spot for the Nations League finals next summer.