Corner to Denmark now. Christian Eriksen was taking them earlier but it's Mathias Jensen, his replacement, now.

Steve Crossman
BBC Radio 5 live

We should mention Denmark's Simon Kjaer.

He was the first player on the scene, he appeared to clear Christian Eriksen's airway initially - which is so important - and it was him with Christian Eriksen's wife at the side of the pitch as we waited for news.

Well done Simon Kjaer, all of the players, the fans, the referee and the medical staff.

Denmark's first chance since the restart but Thomas Delaney is tackled by Paulus Arajuuri as he shoots and the ball bounces through to the keeper.

The second half has kicked off. I don't think the break lasted the full five minutes.

It feels glib even discussing football or stats now. But Denmark had completely dominated the first half before the long break. They've had 12 shots and Finland didn't have any.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

In difficult times, everyone has to come together, and a football club - or football nations - have all come together.

That five minutes will hopefully give the players a chance to calm down and get their heads into a different space, which is going to be really tough.

Here was the moment the players came back on.

The half-time whistle goes as the fans cheer the players off the pitch.

It's only going to be a five-minute break.

Finland's keeper catches a ball into the box and takes his time to boot it forward.

It's certainly not being played at the tempo it was beforehand. Understandably so.

We will let you know if there are any updates on the condition of Christian Eriksen.

Both sets of fans applaud as the game gets under way with a drop ball from where Christian Eriksen collapsed.

Denmark bring on Mathias Jensen for Christian Eriksen.

I have no idea how the Danish players are going to finish this game.

I'm still on edge having just reported on it.

But they've made the decision so hopefully they'll be OK.

BBC One coverage of the game has just started.

Finland's players applauded their Danish counterparts as they came back on the pitch to warm up a few minutes ago.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

The Denmark players must have been given some relief that Christian Eriksen has recovered, in comparison to where he was, because if there was any suggestion he was in major danger, they wouldn't have wanted to play.

They must have got some good - and positive - news from the medics back at the hospital.

Uefa president Aleksander Ceferin: “Moments like this put everything in life into perspective. I wish Christian a full and speedy recovery and pray his family has strength and faith…

“At these times, the unity of the football family is so strong and he and his family carry with them the good wishes and prayers of everyone. I heard of fans of both teams chanting his name. Football is beautiful and Christian plays it beautifully.”

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think some of those Danish players look utterly traumatised. They have said they feel like they can play this game and are OK - and maybe they will be, and we hope they are.