Portugal almost get a second and that might have been game over.

It's Bernardo Silva again with the pick-out, a sumptuous dink to the back post for Manchester City team-mate Ruben Dias who heads wide from six yards out.

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Diogo Jota's assist for Ronaldo's goal was Portugal's first touch in Germany's box.

Ask them, go on, ask them.

Don't do it.

Don't do it.

Don't do it.

Don't do it.

Thumbs up for Cristiano Ronaldo.

Thumbs down for Lionel Messi.

Go.

Neil Lennon
Former Northern Ireland midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

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Ronaldo is just wonderful. What is he, 36 now? Playing at the top level. He makes a long 80 yard run to get on the end of it. Talk about desire. Most players would be retired by now, this guy just doesn't want it to end. I can't put into words and it's really difficult to describe the quality of that counter attack. It was just beautiful.

Paul Collins: All Germany so far but that is absolutely ruthless and clinical from Portugal to take the lead. Great counter attacking goal.

Rachel T: Form AND class are permanent when it comes to Ronaldo. What a player.

Tim Senna: May have to call it now Portugal Euro Winners Best attacking international side I've seen a minute & this match is going to light up now Germany are playing for their lives

Germany have to continue going for it.

Atalanta's Robin Gosens drills a left-footed drive from the angle but Rui Patricio can gather low down.

Neil Lennon
Former Northern Ireland midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

We can see that coming 60 yards away. Where were the German defenders? Look at the run he makes straight through the middle of the pitch. What a ball. He's onside Jota, he's unselfish but cut it back for Ronaldo to finish. That is magnificent counter attacking football.

Ronaldo just run 80 yards at full pelt to get on the end of that. The guy is just a phenomenon. We'll probably never see the likes of him again. We should enjoy him while he's still here.

"You have to make the good spells count," says Andy Townsend on the feed.

Portugal clear the corner and break....

Marc Quinn: That's twice Gnabry has stayed on his feet in the box when most players would have tried to win penalties, its refreshing to see an honest player

Portugal goalkeeper Rui Patricio called into action again.

This time Thomas Muller has a crack on the half-volley but the ball bounces nicely into the hands of the Wolves number one.

Portugal are shaking, they're being swarmed all over by Germany.

Another chance for the men in white but Toni Kroos' low shot from 15 yards out is blocked by Ruben Dias.

How good is Dias, eh?

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Just over 10 minutes in and it has been total dominance from Germany.

Ruben Dias has had the most touches of the ball for Portugal so far with just five.

Bruno Fernandes yet to touch the ball.

saidmadrid: Germany looks sharp, they need to deliver today .

It's all Germany, Portugal are on the back foot.

The rejuvenated Kai Havertz picks the ball up on the edge of the 'D' and rasps a low strike which Rui Patricio spills but Serge Gnabry cannot find a team-mate with the cutback.

Portugal haven't woken up yet, Germany are taking the game to them.

Neil Lennon
Former Northern Ireland midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It was a hell of a ball in and it was a great goal. Germany have started well here. They're on the front foot, they are passing it crisply. I wouldn't say Portugal are rattled but there is a tempo and energy from the Germans.

Chalked off.

There was a handball from Thomas Muller in the build-up to the goal and question marks over whether Serge Gnabry was offside too when he slid in to try and stretch for the ball.

Either way, Anthony Taylor raises his arm into the air and awards Portugal a free-kick.

A let off for Fernando Santos' men.