23:03 CET - With tonight's result, Poland are now the first team officially OUT of the Euros, as they cannot finish in the top three in their group.
22:54 CET - The Netherlands and France have just played out the first 0-0 draw of the tournament, and it was a seriously dull, laboured affair. The French had a few chances that they should have scored from, with Adrien Rabiot and Antoine Griezmann missing massive opportunities. But you could see that they missed their main man in attack, Kylian Mbappe, who didn't come off the bench after breaking his nose.
The Dutch did defend well though, and could even have won the game themselves, with Xavi Simons having an effort ruled out for offside which will lead to much debate. But overall, it's not a bad point for either team, despite the lack of quality in this game.
22:28 CET - The Netherlands think they have taken the lead, but following a lengthy VAR check, Xavi Simons' goal is confirmed as offside, with Denzel Dumfries deemed as obstructing the view of France goalkeeper Mike Maignan. It's a controversial one, which easily could have gone the way of the Dutch.
22:17 CET - This game continues to be dull, with both sides looking extremely laboured and lethargic. Kylian Mbappe time soon?
22:03 CET - And we are back underway. Hopefully this half is a little more exciting.
21:49 CET - It's 0-0 at half time between France and the Netherlands, and after a lively start, the contest fizzled out a bit during the last 20 minutes, with both teams looking sloppy. Rabiot had the big chance of the half and France looked the more dangerous, but they are yet to break the deadlock.
21:25 CET - It has been an excellent start to the game, with France looking bright and lively so far. Adrien Rabiot had the biggest chance, bizarrely opting to pass when he had the goal at his mercy.
21:02 CET - And we are underway here. Hopefully it's a cracker!
20:51 CET - It's fair to say that the Dutch fans are ready for the game...
20:20 CET - And up next in around 40 minutes is the big game of the day: France vs the Netherlands. The French are without Kylian Mbappe, who is on the bench after breaking his nose in their opening game. Aurelien Tchouameni also returns from injury to take his place in midfield, while the Dutch bring in Jeremie Frimpong.
19:58 CET - It's all over in Berlin and Austria have secured a massive three points with a 3-1 victory against Poland. The contest was tantalisingly poised with 25 minutes remaining, but late goals from Christoph Baumgartner and Marko Arnautovic gave Ralf Rangnick's side their first win of the tournament.
Austria move up to three points ahead of their final group game against the Netherlands, while Poland are on the brink of elimination after two defeats from two.
Read the report here and check out the match stats below.
19:42 CET - Marko Arnautovic makes it three from the penalty spot! Wojciech Szczesny tripped Marcel Sabitzer with the Austrian clean through on goal and Arnautovic assumed the responsibility from 12 yards. Daylight for Ralf Rangnick's side!
19:30 CET - Austria have retaken the lead as Christoph Baumgartner puts the finishing touch on a brilliant team move! Alexander Prass provided the assist, but it was Marko Arnautovic's dummy that was key to the goal.
19:19 CET - Here comes Robert Lewandowski for Poland with 59 minutes on the clock. Can the talismanic forward inspire his nation to victory as he's done so often in the past?
19:05 CET - We're back underway for another 45 minutes between Poland and Austria in Group D.
18:52 CET - The half-time whistle has sounded in Berlin and the score remains level at 1-1. Both sides have shown plenty of quality in an end-to-end opening period, so we should be set for a fascinating second half!
18:35 CET - An equaliser for Poland! Michal Probierz's side have improved after a disjointed start and they now find themselves level after a clinical finish from Krzysztof Piatek inside the six-yard box.
18:16 CET - It's been a superb start from Austria and their early pressure is duly rewarded with a breakthrough! Gernot Trauner found himself in the right place at the right time to powerfully head home from Phillipp Mwene's delivery. A great opening 15 minutes for Ralf Rangnick's men.
18:02 CET - The national anthems have finished, the players are ready and we're now underway!
17:45 CET - The atmosphere is building nicely ahead of the match as both sets of supporters get ready to take their seats in Berlin's Olympiastadion. Here's a reminder of how Group D looks prior to kick-off.
17:20 CET - Attention now shifts to Berlin, with Poland and Austria both looking for their first points of the tournament in Group D.
Check out the starting lineups below, as Poland's talismanic striker Robert Lewandowski remains on the bench.
16:53 CET - A huge lifeline for Ukraine, who have held to comeback against Slovakia with a 2-1 win, keeping their Euro hopes alive in the process. Slovakia looked comfortable after that 17th minute opener from Ivan Schranz, but Ukraine grew into the game and through Mykola Shaparenko as well as match winner Roman Yaremchuk 10 minutes from time, they earned the victory.
Relief all over the faces - they are still in this European Championships.
Check out our full report now.
16:48 CET - We will have five minutes of added time at the end of this game - can Slovakia salvage a point here?
16:39 CET - UKRAINE IN FRONT! THey have been the better side in the second half and a long, teasing ball over the top from their first scorer Mykola Shaparenko finds substitute Roman Yaremchuk, who squeezes it under the Slovakia goalkeeper. A huge goal for the Ukranians!
16:37 CET - Looking ahead to tonight, and the Dutch fans are already in fine voice!
16:32 CET - Off the post for Ukraine! A two-man break sees Mudryk get a shot off at the near post, but it rebounds off the woodwork. Who can grab a winner here?
16:22 CET - Our live player ratings has both assist makers level pegging on 8.0 for man of the match - do you agree?
Meanwhile, on the pitch, it's turned cagey with Ukraine having the upper hand.
16:12 CET - IT'S LEVEL! Mykola Shaparenko is picked out by Oleksandr Zinchenko on the penalty box, and the mifielder makes no mistake, coolly finishing for Ukraine to draw level with Slovakia.
16:09 CET - Mudryk is free down the left and places a perfect cross into the box, but Artem Dovbyk, quiet in the first half, can only manage a weak header that is cleared away.
16:03 CET - The second half is underway as Ukraine need a goal to get back into this game, here is what they did in the first half.
15:54 CET - The man of the moment has to be Ivan Schranz. Before the tournament started, he had not scored for Slovakia in three years and had netted just twice for his club side Slavia Prague. But, in Germany, it's two in two for the winger - big game player?
15:48 CET - It's half-time in Dusseldorf with Slovakia leading 1-0 over Ukraine - a result that would see them qualify for the knockouts after two games.
Here are the match stats.
15:45 CET - Just before the interval, Lukas Haraslin forces a good save out of Anatoliy Trubin with a low shot. The resulting corner comes to nothing.
15:35 CET - Now, Ukraine go even closer as Oleksandr Tymchyk rattles the Slovak woodwork with a fierce strike across the box. Was there a fingertip on there from Martin Dubravka? If so, a crucial save.
15:30 CET - First piece of real, sustained pressure for Ukraine, who have a couple of set-pieces in a row. The biggest threat in the sequence to Slovakia comes from Mykhalio Mudryk, who sees a shot from inside the box deflected into the path of Andriy Yarmolenko, but he can't get enough of a touch on the ball to cause an issue. Better from Ukraine.
15:18 CET - GOAL SLOVAKIA! It's a second goal of the tournament for Ivan Schranz, arriving around the back to head in a cross and give his side the lead. It was almost impossible to miss, but still, needed that vital touch from Schranz.
15:07 CET - The Ukrainian fans are already bouncing in the stands, doing what they can to get their team moving. It's a slow start from both sides with neither side creating anything of note. Long way to go though.
15:00 CET - Anthems sang, the players are ready - Day Eight is underway at the European Championships. Here's a reminder how Group E looks right now.
14:10 CET - A big delay to get the lineups in for our first game of the day between Slovakia and Ukraine with the big news seeing Andriy Lunin dropped following their 3-0 defeat to Romania, with Anatoliy Trubin coming in to the team for his EURO 2024 debut. In total, there are three changes for Ukraine.
Slovakia, rather unsuprisingly, are unchanged from their 1-0 victory over Belgium.
13:19 CET - Flashscore has spoke to Tunisian tennis star Ons Jabeur (29) about her EURO 2024 thoughts. Find out who she is rooting for in the tournament right here.
13:00 CET - Hello and welcome to another big day at the European Championships with three games that will influence the competition in both Group D and Group E.
At 15:00 CET, we start with the latter as neighbours Slovakia and Ukraine face each other in Dusseldorf.
The Slovaks picked up perhaps the biggest win of the competition so far, when they upset Belgium 1-0, putting them in a great posititon to get out of the group. It was not such a happy opening game for the Ukrainians, who lost 3-0 to a rampant Romania.
After, from 18:00 CET, we see Poland and Austria meet with both sides chasing points after their opening round losses. The Poles will be enthused to see the return of Robert Lewandowski. The record goalscorer in the country's history missed the 2-1 loss to the Netherlands due to injury, but is expected to play a part against Austria.
And finally, the headline act of the day sees France take on the Netherlands. Kylian Mbappe broke his nose against Austria and there were fears he would miss this game, but with a new mask in his possession, the talisman is set to start for the French.