Belgium v Romania LIVE: Euro 2024 result and final score as Kevin De Bruyne goal seals crucial Group E win

Next up, Belgium take on Romania following their 1-0 loss to Slovakia. The Red Devils suffered a shock loss in their Group E opener and now have to perform against Romania to keep themselves in contention to reach the next round.

Defeat to Romania in Cologne would not eliminate Belgium, but it would be a huge blow to their chances of progressing to the last 16.

For their part, Romania can secure their spot in the knockouts having hammered Ukraine in their opener. It was their first win at the Euros for 24 years. Can they follow up with another one?

This how Group F looks after the second round of games. Portugal are through, with the second place up for grabs in a pivotal encounter between Turkey and the Czech Republic.

1 - (Q) Portugal - 6 points, GD +4

2 - Turkey - 3 points, GD -1

3 - Czech Republic - 1 point, GD -1

4 - Georgia - 1 point, GD -2

Portugal will face Georgia in their final game of the group stages, looking to make it three wins from three. The two sides meet in Gelsenkirchen on Wednesday, 26 June, with kick-off at 8pm BST.

Turkey face the Czech Republic in a battle to take second place in the group, knowing that a point will likely be enough for them to go through in second place. Those two play on the same day, at the same time, in Hamburg.

Portugal secured qualification for the round of 16 at Euro 2024 with a confident and dominant display against a frazzled and frustrated Turkey.

The Turks should have taken the lead early on following a fine run down the wing from Zeki Celik. A cross curled over to the back post where Kerem Akturkoglu edged ahead of Joao Cancelo only to fluff his shot. It was a great chance missed and Roberto Martinez’s team then took command.

Still to come is the final match of the day which sees Belgium, who need to win, taking on Romania. Here’s how the teams line-up:

Belgium XI: Casteels; Castagne, Faes, Vertonghen; Doku, Tielemans, Onana, Theate; De Bruyne, Lukaku, Lukebakio

Romania XI: Nita; Ratiu, Dragusin, Burca, Bancu; M. Marin; Man, R. Marin, Stanciu, Mihaila; Dragus

The final whistle blows in Dortmund, and Portugal have qualified for the next round and finished top of Group F!

A hectic start made way to a well-worked Portugal goal, and once that own goal went in it was all over.

95 mins

Ruben Neves opts to shoot from distance, and we know he can, but that one’s never troubling Bayindir.

94 mins

Celik wins a corner in the last couple of minutes, and we have another break for a pitch invader.

It’s made an embarrassment of the stadium security, and unsurprisingly Ronaldo looks quite irritated.

92 mins

Bernardo Silva thinks he’s earned a penalty, but he went down too easily from shoulder-to-shoulder contact.

We have a brief break for a third pitch invader.