Germany salvaged a late 2-2 draw with Hungary in Munich, while Portugal and France play out a 2-2 draw of their own in Budapest.
See how it unfolded in our live blog.
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By Simon Smale
Germany, Portugal, France, Spain, Sweden book their spots in last 16
We'll wrap things up now that all the live action has finished.
Thanks for being with us this morning as we bought you all the action from a frantic and enthralling final day of Group F action.
Here is the short wrap of this morning's games, although there will be more analysis to come.
We'll be live blogging select matches from the knockout stages of the tournament, so keep an eye out for those as they pop up, but until then, goodbye from me and Andrew McGarry.
By Simon Smale
Cristiano Ronaldo equals Ali Daei's record for international goals
A good night for Portugal, but a wonderful one for Cristiano Ronaldo.
With his two penalties, he has now equaled the goal scoring record of Iranian striker Ali Daei with 109 international goals.
Daei played 149 times between 1993 and 2006 for Iran.
Ronaldo has made 178 appearances for Portugal, and will hope to add to his tally in Seville against Belgium on Monday, June 28 (AEST).
By Simon Smale
This morning's goal-fest
There were 18 goals across four matches this morning - that's a record for a single day at the European Championships according to our friends at Opta.
If you've not caught up yet, one of them was a hilarious own goal, which you can check out here.
By Simon Smale
Portugal qualifies. Again
For the eighth time in eight European championships appearances, Portugal has reached the knockout rounds.
The reigning champions will face a tough test in La Cartuja Stadium, Seville, when they meet the world number one-ranked Belgium. That will be a contest for the ages.
By Simon Smale
France tops the group. Again
So, another table-topping performance from the French.
By Simon Smale
The Euro 2020 last 16 is set
There's a couple of interesting looking ties there, not least Belgium vs Portugal in Seville, England vs Germany at Wembley, and Wales vs Denmark in Amsterdam.
- Belgium vs Portugal
- Italy vs Austria
- France vs Switzerland
- Croatia vs Spain
- Sweden vs Ukraine
- England vs Germany
- Netherlands vs Czech Republic
- Wales vs Denmark
By Simon Smale
PORTUGAL VS FRANCE
Full time: Portugal 2-2 France
That's it! In the end, a point would have been enough for both teams, and it finishes a point apiece thanks to two goals apiece from Karim Benzema and Cristiano Ronaldo.
After a barnstorming first 80 minutes, the game rather petered out.
Both teams qualify for the last 16, Germany in second spot, Portugal in third.
Hungary, despite their brave efforts, are knocked out.
By Simon Smale
PORTUGAL VS FRANCE
90+2' Should that be a penalty France?
Wow! Kingsley Coman was brought down in, or just outside the penalty area, a clear foul by Bruno Hernandez.
VAR is checking it...
No penalty.
Would have had to be because it happened outside the box, which I believe is outside VAR's jurisdiction, because that was a clear foul, despite the protests from the Portuguese defenders.
By Andrew Mcgarry
GERMANY VS HUNGARY
Full-Time: Germany escape with a draw!
It's over in Munich, and Germany is through after the fright of their lives against Hungary.
Full credit to the Hungarians, who have got results out of France and Germany, but fallen just short of qualfication.
The Germans breathe a sigh of relief, but they will have to improve for the knockout stages!
By Simon Smale
PORTUGAL VS FRANCE
Substitutes
Both teams ring the changes.
Portugal: Renato Sanches makes way for Sérgio Oliveira.
France: Moussa Sissoko comes on in place of Griezmann.
By Andrew Mcgarry
GERMANY VS HUNGARY
90' Into added time
Germany controlling the ball in a very German-like fashion near the corner post.
Four added minutes between them and a round of 16 game against England!
By Simon Smale
PORTUGAL VS FRANCE
86' Chance France
Griezmann blasts over from 25 yards out.
It was at the end of an insane move from France that started with some wonderful one-touch passing in their own far left pocket.
It would have been an incredible goal on that basis, instead, just another missed chance.
By Simon Smale
PORTUGAL VS FRANCE
84' Yellow card Presnel Kimpembe (France)
As easy a decision that the referee has made all day, Kimpembe flies through the back of Ronaldo.
By Andrew Mcgarry
GERMANY VS HUNGARY
83' As soon as I say it....
...Germany scores! good work by Timo Werner on the left. The ball goes into the middle on the edge of the box, a shot is deflected back to Leon Goretzka, who fires a shot low into the bottom right corner!
Germany now leaps to second spot in the table, and Hungary are out as it stands.
By Simon Smale
GROUP F
What does all this mean?
As it stands, France qualifies as group winners, Portugal go through as runners up and meet England at Wembley.
Germany will be out.
Hungary will finish third and also qualify as one of the best third-placed finishers.
Of course, this can all change in an instant...
By Andrew Mcgarry
GERMANY VS HUNGARY
80' It's not looking great for Germany
Germany have struggled for most of the night to break down the Hungarian defence, and they are lobbing crosses in without joy.
THAT, however was better! A brilliant one-two from Tony Kroos and Robin Gosens found Kroos again inside the box, and his dink across goal on the run skittered agonisingly past the post!
Time is ticking, though ...
Audience comment by David Lopresti
Germany! Cannot get a break from the tenacious Hungry!!
By Simon Smale
PORTUGAL VS FRANCE
68' DOUBLE SAVE!
Oh wow! What a save from Rui Patrício!
First up from Paul Pogba, whose brilliant effort from outside the area was sensationally turned onto the crossbar by the leaping, diving keeper.
Then, Patrício has the presence of mind to get back up and pull off another brilliant save from Griezmann at his near post!
Incredible goalkeeping, I mean, it really does not get any better than that.
Pogba's shot alone would have arguably been goal of the tournament such was the lovely buildup from France and then the step and shift onto his right boot, but the save. Wow.
