Make sure you join us tomorrow.

We'll be getting things under way with coverage of Armenia v Republic of Ireland, followed by Hungary v England and then Italy's game against Germany.

For now, though, it is thank you and good night.

France losing at home to Denmark and the Netherlands putting on a stunning display in Belgium are the stories of the night, though.

The Dutch were ominously good against a woeful Red Devils, while France saw were undone by an ex-Cardiff striker.

And tomorrow there's a whole further load of Nations League games, including England in Hungary.

It is also full-time in Croatia, where Ralf Rangnick has got off to a winning start with Austria.

Goals from Marko Arnautovic, Michael Gregoritsch and Marcel Sabitzer earned them a comfortable win.

The report of that game is here.

It's all over.

We thought probable Ballon d'Or winner Karim Benzema would be the story.

But instead former Cardiff striker Andreas Cornelius is the story instead.

Well done Denmark.

That late goal from Belgium doesn't spare the home side a lot of boos. The Dutch have completely outclassed them here.

Jonathan Clauss shoots over from 25 yards. It dips but not enough.

Memphis Depay looks to add the biggest cherry imaginable on top by going for a hat-trick lob from halfway. He gets it wrong, though, and clears the crossbar.

The Ralf Rangnick era as Austria manager begins with a very comfortable win in Crostia.

Denmark hero Andreas Cornelius is getting patched up after an injury.

There will be three added minutes. Not that it makes any difference to the outcome of this.

Unconfirmed reports that Jonathan Clauss is Santa's brother.

France throw on Jonathan Clauss and Moussa Diaby.

Louis van Gaal is smiling. The Netherlands must be playing well.

Four minutes added on as France sub Adrien Rabiot heads straight at the Denmark keeper.

Michy Batshuayi is offside again as Belgium look to get forward. It has been a shocking night for Roberto Martinez's side.

The Dutch look ominously good, though.

Christian Eriksen is sooooo close to winning the game. The Denmark midfielder pops up unmarked in the box but shoots straight at former Spurs team-mate Hugo Lloris.

And now Dries Mertens has hit the inside of the post with an angled shot. They've been poor tonight, but Belgium have also had no luck.

Chance for France's Christopher Nkunku but the half-time sub's shot from a tight angle is straight at Kasper Schmeichel.