21:50 BST
Full time
Belgium 0-2 Italy
- Emanuele Giaccherini 31, Graziano Pelle 90+2
Read our match report of tonight’s game here.
21:49 BST
Goal!
Belgium 0-2 Italy
- Graziano Pelle 90+2
Belgium are pushing forward in search of an equaliser, but in doing so they leave themselves exposed at the back and Italy are quick to explot the defensive disarray. A quick break through the middle and the ball reaches Antonio Candreva who pops up a cross for Pelle and the striker volleys home emphatically. Game over.
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Belgium 0-1 Italy
Belgium sweep forward on the counter-atack and Kevin de Bruyne finds Romelu Lukaku unmarked on the edge of the area, but the Everton man chips wide with only Gianluigi Buffon to beat.
20:47 BST
Half-time
Belgium 0-1 Italy
20:35 BST
Close!
Belgium 0-1 Italy
Italy should have doubled their lead. A Marouane Fellaini headed clearance falls to the unmarked Graziano Pelle, but with Coutois out of position, the Southampton striker fails to hit the target with his header from six yards out.
20:32 BST
Goal!
Belgium 0-1 Italy
- Emanuele Giaccherini 31
Leonardo Bonucci is on the halfway line when he launches a wonderful 40-yard pass towards Emanuele Giaccherini, whose first touch controls the ball and his second clips it past Courtois.
19:20 BST
Interviews with Antonio Conte and Romelu Lukaku
In case you missed them earlier, we’ve got interviews with two of the main protagonists; Italy coach Antonio Conte and Belgium forward Romelu Lukaku.
Conte talks about the currentt plight of Italian football, but cites Leicester City’s Premier League title success as an inspiration to his players, while Lukaku, who enjoyed mixed fortunes with Everton last season, explains why he thinks he is now one the best strikers in the world.
19:12 BST
Everything you ever wanted to know about Lyon…
Peterjon Cresswell, our resident guide to the world’s best football stadia, has produced an excellent guide to Lyon and the newly built Parc Olympique Lyonnais, which tonight hosts Italy vs Belgium.
Find out the best places to stay, how to get around and where to go if you fancy something to eat or drink en route to France’s national stadium.
18:51 BST
Full time
Ireland 1-1 Sweden
Ireland: Wes Hoolahan 47
Sweden: Ciaran Clark og 71
You can read our match report here.
18:30 BST
Goal!
Ireland 1-1 Sweden
- Ciaran Clark og 71
The Irish defence, which has repelled everything thrown at it, finally cracks and Sweden are level. A neat exchange of passes just inside the Irish penalty area and the ball finally reaches Zlatan Ibrahimovic, whose cross is turned into his own goal by the unfortunate Ciaran Clark.
18:06 BST
Close!
Ireland 1-0 Sweden
Good response from Sweden. Darren Randolph makes a fine save from a deflected clearance but the ball falls to Emil Forsberg who blazes wide from close range. He has to hit the target there, surely.
18:04 BST
Goal!
Ireland 1-0 Sweden
- Wes Hoolahan 47
Ireland are ahead and deservedly so. Seamus Coleman cuts inside from the right before chipping a cross to the far post, where Wes Hoolahan converts with a neat finish on the half volley.
17:46 BST
Half-time
Ireland 0-0 Sweden
17:33 BST
Hits the woodwork!
Ireland 0-0 Sweden
Ireland definitely in the ascendancy in Paris and unlucky not to be ahead. A neat move down the left culminates in Jeff Hendrick playing a one-two with Shane Long before curling a long range effort which canons off the bar.
17:16 BST
Close!
Ireland 0-0 Sweden
John O’Shea is inches away from giving Ireland the lead. An outswinging corner from the left is flicked on by Ciaran Clark into the path of O’Shea, who slides in but fails to make contact with his outstretched boot. Any touch would have brought a goal.
16:49 BST
Republic of Ireland v Sweden – team news
Republic of Ireland : Randolph, Coleman, O’Shea, Clark, Brady, McCarthy, Whelan, Hendrick, Hoolahan, Walters, Long
Sweden: Isaksson, Lustig, Lindelof, Granqvist, Olsson, Larsson, Lewicki, Kallstrom, Forsberg, Berg, Ibrahimovic
15:49 BST
Full time
Spain 1-0 Czech Republic
Spain: Gerard Pique 87
You can read our match report of today’s game, here.
15:42 BST
Goal!
Spain 1-0 Czech Republic
- Gerard Pique 87
The deadlock is finally broken. Spain refused to be flustered and copntinued with their patient passing game. The ball eventually finds Andres Iniesta, who cuts in from the left to float a cross into the six-yard box where Gerard Pique is on hand to nod home.
15:26 BST
Close
Spain 0-0 Czech Republic
Chances at both ends. First, Cesc Fabregas has to be alert to hook the ball clear from under the Spanish bar with Tomas Necid lurking. At the other end, Jordi Alba beats the offsisde trap and is found with a perfectly weighted chipped pass from David Silva, but the full–back’s control lets him down and the ball is hacked away for a corner.
14:46 BST
Half-time
Spain 0-0 Czech Republic
14:15 BST
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Spain 0-0 Czech Republic
Alvaro Morata misses a good opportunity to put Spain ahead. Juanfran feeds David Silva down the right flank and he cutsthe ball back for Morata, who fires straight at Petr Cech from six yards.
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Spain v Czech Republic team news
Spain (4-1-2-3) De Gea; Juanfran, Pique, Ramos, Jordi Alba; Busquets; Fabregas, Iniesta; Silva, Morata, Nolito.
Czech Republic (4-2-3-1) Cech; Kaderabek, Sivok, Hubnik, Limbersky; Darida, Plasil; Gebre Selassie, Rosicky, Krejci, Necid.
12:22BST
Russian fans charge their English counterparts at the end of the Euro 2016 encounter.
Hodgson replies to ‘disrepespectful’ Bale
French prosecutors have suggested that 150 Russian hooligans were responsible for the trouble that marred Saturday’s clash with England in Marseille.
12:21BST
Roy Hodgson on Bale’s “disrespectful comments”
Hodgson replies to ‘disrepespectful’ Bale
11:24 BST
Romelu Lukaku is brimming with confidence as he prepares to lead Belgium’s attack at Euro 2016.
Lukaku, Conte interviews
Ahead of tonight’s clash between Italy and Belgium, we’ve got interviews with two of the main protagonists; Italy coach Antonio Conte and Belgium forward romelu Lukaku.
Conte talks about the currentt plight of Italian football, but cites Leicester City’s Premier League title success as an inspiration to his players, while Lukaku, who enjoyed mixed fortunes with Everton last season, explains why he thinks he is now one the best strikers in the world.
10:39 BST
Belgium v Italy preview
Paddy Agnew looks ahead to arguably the tie of the group stages and a match that should provide an early insight into two of the possible contenders for the Euro 2016 crown.
09:30 BST
Vedran Corluka played on for Croatia, despite sustaining a nasty head injury during his side’s 1-0 win over Turkey.
Day 3 best images
Bloodied but unbowed, Croatia’s Vedran Corluka leads our images of the day.
09:30 BST
Day 4
There are six more teams in action today, including the holders Spain who begin their defence of the trophy they won four years ago in Poland and Ukraine with a Group D encounter the Czech Republic in Tolouse. Elsewhere, the Republic of Ireland face Sweden, while in the day’s third game Italy, wunners up in 2012, meet Belgium in what is arguably the tie of the group stages.
09:30 BST
Day 3 recap
Six more teams made their entrance to Euro 2016 on Day 3. You can read our verdict of Croatia’s 1-0 win over Turkey, Poland’s victory over Northern Ireland by the same margin and world champions Germany’s 2-0 win over Ukraine.
