Germany will be looking for a similar performance from their win against Portugal when they meet Hungary - who have made themselves a bogey team after their last match.
Joachim Lowe's side are the favourites at 1/6 with Grosvenor Sports while Hungary are 16/1 and a draw is 13/2.
The Hungarians were previously tipped as the whipping boys in the group of death that feature the current world champions and European champions as well facing former world champions Germany.
A loss to Portugal was expected but no one expected to see them get a point against France and with Germany's impressive 4-2 win against the holders, Group F is left wide open for a dramatic final game day.
If France and Germany win then a Round of 16 match between Die Mannschaft and England at Wembley Stadium is on the cards.
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For me Kai Havertz has seriously impressed me in this tournament. After a solid end of the season with Chelsea, lifting the Champions League, it seems a very distant memory when people were talking about if the wonderkid would ever meet up to the huge transfer fee.
Under Thomas Tuchel, he transformed and showed his attacking prowess - very similar to what we are seeing under Low.
The former Bayer Leverkusen talisman should have at least two goals to his name in Euro 2020 by now but will be looking for another stunning performance to help his country progress.
He is a strong Young Player of the Tournament contender too.
