Portugal v France LIVE: Euro 2024 quarter-final score and goal updates

Leao gets the better of Thuram down the left but it comes to nothing.

France try to mount a counter but Joao Palhinha – who’s close to a move to Bayern, according to reports – is there to intercept.

France look the sharper of the two sides so far, but no chances of note yet.

It’s France with all the early possession, and they make the first foray into the box, but Kolo Muani is wasteful with the ball into the middle.

KICK-OFF! And we’re underway in Hamburg.

Ronaldo and Mbappe exchange the pennants and do the coin toss. Mbappe is trying to hide his excitement, and he’s doing it well.

Moments from kick-off now.

The teams are out of the tunnel and the national anthems are underway in Hamburg.

Just minutes until kick-off in the second quarter-final at Euro 2024.

You can find the reaction to the first quarter-final below, as the hosts have gone crashing out.

The Selecao started the tournament in unconvincing fashion, squeezing past the Czech Republic 2-1 in their opener. They convincingly beat Turkey in their second game, before losing 2-0 to Georgia in their final game, having already qualified.

Their lasst-q6 game was a similarly torrid affair at times, with a 0-0 draw eventually being saved by Diogo Costa, who saved three penalties in a row to send his side through to the last eight.

Like Portugal, France have also been unconvincing at times. They beat Austria 1-0 thanks to an own goal, before drawing 0-0 to the Netherlands when they could well have lost.

In their last group game, they drew 1-1 to Poland thanks to an Mbappe penalty, before squeezing through past Belgium into the last eight thanks to a Jan Vertonghen own goal.

A reminder of tonight’s team news – Portugal unchanged, while Camavinga and Kolo Muani come in for Les Bleus

Portugal XI: Costa; Cancelo, Dias, Pepe, Mendes; Vitinha, Palhinha; Bernardo, Fernandes, Leão; Ronaldo

France XI: Maignan; Koundé, Upamecano, Saliba, Hernández; Tchouaméni, Kanté, Camavinga; Griezmann; Kolo Muani, Mbappé

Just under half an hour until kick-off, so here’s a reminder of how you can watch tonight’s game.

The game will kick off at 8pm at the Volksparkstadion in Hamburg.It will be shown live on BBC One, with coverage due to start at 7.20pm BST. The game can also be streamed live via the BBC iPlay and BBC Sport app and website.

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