Nations League: Denmark stun France, Lukaku injured as Belgium thrashed

1. Result: France 1-2 Denmark - two late goals stun Nations League holders
2. Superb Benzema strike had put France in front
3. Result: Belgium 1-4 Netherlands - world's second-ranked side thrashed at home
4. Lukaku goes off injured for Belgium
5. Result: Croatia 0-3 Austria - Rangnick's first game in charge ends in fine win

Good save! Steven Berghuis should score for the Netherlands, though.

The visitors drive forward after nicking the ball and set up Berghuis in space in the box. He tries to go across Simon Mignolet but his effort is too close to the keeper and allows the save.

Still goalless in Osijek in Ralf Rangnick's first game as Austria boss. No big chances yet.

DISALLOWED GOAL

Karim Benzema has the ball in the back of the net but it's disallowed.

He's just offside as he runs onto Kylian Mbappe's through ball and slots into the bottom corner.

Belgium are turning up the heat now.

Eden Hazard's dangerous cross is hacked away before Kevin de Bruyne finds a yard to chip an effort just wide.

HITS THE WOODWORK

Belgium so close to taking the lead!

Romelu Lukaku is unable to turn in the box, with Nathan Ake poking the ball away from him.

Leicester's Timothy Castagne gathers, though, and fires a rising shot against the bar.

Karim Benzema has come to life now as he runs onto a ball into the box and takes it down on his chest. Denmark keep him at a safe distance though.

This is definitely Karim Benzema's shot. Kingsley Coman speeds down the right and crosses for Benzema. The France striker doesn't make the best contact and it's blocked by Jannik Vestergaard.

The first foot race between Nathan Ake and Romelu Lukaku is won by the Dutch defender, who sees the ball back to his keeper under pressure from the Chelsea forward.

Kingsley Coman whips in a corner for France but Aurelien Tchouameni, Karim Benzema and a third player combine to put the ball wide. Not sure who will get the 'credit' for the shot.

We've had 10 minutes, but neither keeper has been called into action. Not sure they've even had a kick to make yet.

Both sets of players are wearing black armbands after France boss Didier Deschamps' father died this week.

Hazard is properly welcomed back to action by being sent to the turf by Jurrien Timber. The latter has been linked with a few clubs this summer, including in the Premier League, after a fine season with Ajax.

France's first effort of the game as Antoine Griezmann's long-range strike rolls into the gloves of Kasper Schmeichel.

Eden Hazard is making his first start in a game since January but he's already finding space to try and hurt the Netherlands. He beats the offside trap to gather on the left but his lobbed cross is easily cleared.

This is the first game at the Stade de France since the trouble before, during and after the Champions League final on Saturday.

Thankfully there are no reports of problems today.

This was the scene outside a little earlier, where all seemed calm.

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It's no surprise to see Belgium adopting the policy so commonly used by Manchester City when they win the ball - look for Kevin de Bruyne.

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HITS THE WOODWORK

Denmark go so close to taking the lead.

Andreas Skov Olsen finds Kasper Dolberg in the box and he drags a shot through a defender's legs. It's going nowhere until Joakim Maehle runs onto it at the back stick and hits the outside of the post from a tight angle.

Netherlands make neat progress to the edge of the Belgium box, but a poor blind pass from Memphis Depay allows the home side to clear.

Early attack for Denmark but France defender Jules Kounde very coolly takes down a cross and gives it to keeper Hugo Lloris.

Eden Hazard gets an early touch of the ball to try and shake off some of the rust. He produces a typically neat flick but his team-mates aren't on the same wavelength.