Not the face!

Cristiano Ronaldo takes a shoulder to the chops and drops. He's fine, though, after checking there is no lasting damage.

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Very different vibe to the game earlier. This is a chess match.

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Thorgan Hazard with a shot from range, which Diogo Dalot blocks. There is a chance the attack might continue but Hazard is penalised for a foul.

As you were.

Not one for fans seeking penalty-box drama in these early stages. Just the two touches by either side in the opponent's area.

A good game to be sat on the halfway line.

Steady now lads, steady.

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You cynic, Chris!

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Witsel got the tackle on him so he's the one in pain, I don't know why Moutinho's staying down rolling around. He's staying down thinking 'well I'm not going to get a card'.

The two goalkeepers have only had five touches of the ball combined in the opening 15 minutes (Patricio 3-2 Courtois).

Just one shot off target for each side so far.

The three players with the most appearances in Euros history are all starting for Portugal tonight: Cristiano Ronaldo (25), Joao Moutinho and Pepe (19 each).

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17 mins

Belgium 0-0 Portugal

Axel Witsel and Joao Moutinho go in for a 50/50 ball. Neither come out of it very well. They both need a bit of treatment before getting back to their feet to continue.

Pepe is not a man to be out-battled or out... well... scammed. Romelu Lukuka tries the former but is beaten as Portugal survive a potentially tricky situation.

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Portugal look for a big diagonal to Diogo Jota, but it's way too strong and skips out of play.

Keep the faith everyone, it's only been 15 minutes.

G: Jota in general has been so wasteful this tournament

Belgium seeing far more of the ball. Portugal are coiled, like a spring waiting to uncoil.

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Ruben Dias will know a thing or two about Kevin de Bruyne. The Belgium midfielder is very central and pressing, which brings him bang up against his Manchester City team-mate.

Another Belgium period of possession ends with Eden Hazard turning his man but then scooping a shot from range way over the bar.

These are two possession-hungry sides. There have been long periods on the ball from both so far.

Belgium's first half-opening of the game. It comes from a superb Youri Tielemens floated ball to the right, where Thomas Meunier gathers but then crosses way too long for Romelu Lukaku in the box.

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

I've seen Jota do this a lot at Liverpool and before that at Wolves and for Portugal in this tournament. He never seems to relax and just think hit the target. He always seems to lash at things. He does get a lot of chances because he's quick and mobile, but he needs three or four chances to get a goal.