Netherlands 1-1 Spain, France 0-2 Finland and more: international football – as

That’s it for tonight’s clockwatch. It’s been a good night for Portugal and an even better one for Finland. Thanks for your company and emails – goodnight.

Peep peep! A famous night for Finland, who have beaten France for the first time in their history! Two 21-year-old debutants, Marcus Forss of Brentford and Onni Valakari, scored fine goals in a surreal four-minute period in the first half, and Finland held on relatively comfortably after that.

85 min: France 0-2 Finland There’s plenty of urgency to France’s play, but they don’t really look like scoring.

78 min: France 0-2 Finland N’Golo Kante blasts a volley well wide from Anthony Martial’s inviting scoop. France are running out of time.

France 0-2 Finland There are just over 20 minutes remaining in Saint-Denis, where Finland are on course for one of the more famous results in their history.

Full time: Netherlands 1-1 Spain! Peep peep! That was an enjoyable game, played with decent intensity. Spain dominated the first half and deserved to lead through Sergio Canales, but Donny van de Beek equalised for the Netherlands in a more even second half.

Full times: Portugal 7-0 Andorra, Belgium 2-1 Switzerland, Germany 1-0 Czech Republic

Netherlands 1-1 Spain Luuk de Jong misses a late chance to win the game. He went round the keeper but also down a blind alley and the chance disappeared.

Netherlands 1-1 Spain Sergio Ramos comes on for his 176th international appearance. The record, I think, is 184 by Egypt’s Ahmed Hassan.

GOAL! Portugal 7-0 Andorra (Joao Felix 88)

GOAL! Portugal 6-0 Andorra (Ronaldo 85) As if he was going to miss out at the buffet. Cristiano Ronaldo comes off the bench to score his 102nd goal for Portugal. The man’s an animal.

France 0-2 Finland After 15 minutes of the second half, Finland are still 2-0 ahead in Saint-Denis. Didier Deschamps has brought on Kante, Griezmann and Martial.

Portugal 5-0 Andorra Depending on

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who you believe, the fifth goal was either a) an own goal from Rodrigues, b) an own goal from Garcia or c) a goal from Bernardo Silva. I’ll level with you: I haven’t seen it yet.

GOAL! Italy 3-0 Estonia (Grifo 74 pen) That’s Vincenzo Grifo’s…