Hungary v Portugal, 22 June 2016

Kick-off: 6.00pm local (5.00pm BST) Assistant referees: Michael Mullarkey (England) Stephen Child (England) Fourth official: Aleksei Kulbakov (Belarus) Additional assistant referees: Michael Oliver (England) Craig Pawson (England) Reserve assistant referee: Vitali Maliutsin (Belarus) Man of the Match: Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal) In their final group game, Portugal needed a point to go through to the next knock-out stages whilst unfancied Hungary were already safely through. Zoltan Gera opened the scoring with a powerful drive from outside the box. Nani equalised just before half-time after a Ronaldo assist. Just after half time, Hungary took the lead again through a free kick by Balasz Dzsudzsak which took a cruel deflection off the defensive wall. Cometh the hour, came the man as Ronaldo struck straight back with a brilliant back heel, putting Portugal back in a qualification position and himself in the record books as the first man to ever score at four European Championship finals. Minutes later Dzsudzsak again benefited from a deflection as his shot beat the keeper, putting Hungary back in the lead. Ronaldo (who else?) equalised again from a Ricardo Quaresma cross. Seconds later Hungary hit the post, in what was proving to be the most entertaining match of Euro 2016 so far. After a fantastic game, both teams were delighted with the draw but Portugal finished in third position due to Iceland's last-gasp winner against Austria.