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Ok that's all for us on a thrilling and emotional night of Euro 2020 football.

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Former Denmark defender Martin Laursen speaking on BBC Radio 5 Live: Of course Denmark want more. You really believe that this team can do more. When I look at the players, the results - this team can go far. We think we have a really good chance to beat Wales.

Alex Scott
Former England and Arsenal defender on BBC One

This is special. The emotion they must be feeling all around that stadium. To play like the way Denmark did in front of those fans and qualify is just magical. This is football at its best.

Micah Richards
Former England defender on BBC Two

It is brilliant. I was lucky enough to play with the likes of Kasper Schmeichel and to see the emotion they have gone through to how they are now is just brilliant.

Belgium playmaker Kevin de Bruyne, who was named Uefa's Star of the Match: "It was a tough game today. We knew that Finland would play very compact and would be difficult to break down. But from the moment we scored, we knew they had to come out and it was more open. Our second half was a lot better."

Micah Richards
Former England defender on BBC Two

Roberto Martinez wants to do the stats but he but wants to the human side as well. He goes into every single detail and you can see it on the pitch. Belgium have good players but a good manager as well.

Jurgen Klinsmann
Former Germany head coach on BBC One

There are two pairs in this European Championship who are on a different level - De Bruyne and Lukaku and Pogba and Mbappe.

You live on your best players and what Belgium and France have there are on a different level.

England are not the only ones to benefit from tonight's results.

Also through to the last 16 as at least one of the best third-placed teams are:

• Czech Republic
• France
• Sweden
• Switzerland

Dion Dublin
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

They're clenching their fists so tightly, there's joy on their faces, tears running down their faces. The manager's tapping his heart. It's just great to see, look at the joy. They haven't done it for themselves, they've done it for one player.

Rio Ferdinand
Former England defender on BBC One

That is an emotional squad there, they have been through an emotional and it is great to see them go through there.

And here was the final goal.

Here was Russia's goal.

Martin: We’re all Denmark fans tonight, right? So happy for them. Fancied them to do well before the tournament, and in the face of adversity they’ve got the job done. Brilliant tonight.

Romelu Lukaku was not going to be denied his goal.

That Lukaku-Kevin de Bruyne link up is something.

Belgium's win means England are guaranteed of a place in the last 16.

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC One

Look at the smiles on their faces. You can tell what they have been through and how hard they have had to work. They should enjoy it.

Jurgen Klinsmann
Former Germany head coach on BBC One

It is wonderful to see Denmark celebrating. They went through an extreme rollercoaster the last few days with what happened with Christian Eriksen and to see them go through is fantastic.

With Finland we have to wait and see.

Here's Denmark's third goal. One of two world-class finishes.

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Here's how it ends in Group B.

Denmark will play Wales in the last 16, group winner Belgium will play the third place team in either Group A, D, E, or F.

Finland face a nervy wait. There's every chance their record won't be good enough to qualify.

Russia are just out.

Ha ha, this is amazing. All the Danish players are in a circle checking a scores app on someone's phone. They were waiting for the final whistle in the other game.

And as confirmation comes that they're through, they celebrate again.