We'll wrap it up there. I'll leave you with the highlights from that five-goal thriller.

Make sure you check out today's Euros podcast on BBC Radio 5 Live too.

See you tomorrow for Scotland's opening match against the Czech Republic! Preview here.

Until then...

Denzel Dumfries is asked in Dutch whether that was the best goal of his career (*I think).

He said something and laughed. A lot.

More from Ukraine's Andriy Yarmolenko: "We come back after 2-0 down and it's so frustrating to lose a game in the last minutes.

"We had some chances in the first half and we simply had to convert them.

"It wasn't a one-sided game. It's hard to take it now, with so many emotions...

"It was 2-0, then 2-2 and yet we lost. We need to analyse it with our coaching staff. They will point out our mistakes and we'll move forward."

Netherlands midfielder Georginio Wijnaldum: "I am relieved. Overall, we played a good game, but we gave them two chances in 10 minutes which were two goals.

"We need to learn that if we play such a match we need to finish it off well.

"We let them get back into the game and that needs to improve."

Ukraine captain Andriy Yarmolenko: "It was a difficult game. We realised that we were playing against a serious rival.

"The coaching team are happy with how much we gave. It is always upsetting to lose a game, but we have two more games to go and we will still play with the same energy.

"If we do it [qualify] then it will be great."

I see what they did.

Neil Johnston's report on that brilliant match is live.

Go check it out.

Here's how you rated the players.

Andriy Shevchenko has just left his press conference.

He turned back like he was going to pick up the bottle of beer on the table but turns out he just thought he dropped something...

More from Andriy Shevchenko: "We found energy to change and attack. We switched the formation and balanced it.

"The team gave a very good account of themselves."

Up next in Group C?

Ukraine have got North Macedonia on Thursday. The Netherlands play Austria later that night.

Ukraine boss Andriy Shevchenko: "It was a very quick and interesting game with loads of opportunities for both teams.

"I would like to thank my team for the reaction they showed, especially after going 2-0 down – we could have lost the game at that point."

His winning goal.

Reckon Denzel Dumfries enjoyed that?

Image source, Getty Images

Image source, Getty Images

Image source, Getty Images

I've watched this about 10 times already. You should do the same.

Andriy Yarmolenko is currently doing an interview in Ukrainian.

My Ukrainian isn't that good but I think he said: "I scored an absolute worldie."

Roy Keane on ITV has given his verdict on how far the Netherlands will go in Euro 2020.

"They were entertaining to watch but at the back? They'll be found out in the latter stages of the tournament by the top, top teams," says Keane.

We'll have to wait and see...

Watching on from home.

Former Netherlands midfielder Nigel de Jong on ITV: "Absolutely delighted to see the Netherlands win. It was an emotional rollercoaster. I've got no voice!

"Denzel Dumfries missed a sitter and especially in the first half, he could've scored a hat-trick with the amount of chances he had. But he made it count at the end of the game.

"It was a nervous couple of minutes for Frank de Boer - I could already see the headlines. But the three points were the most important thing."

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