Now remember if you're ready for more Euros action you can follow all the build-up to Scotland's crucial Group A fixture against Switzerland at 20:00 BST.

That match will also be live on BBC One later and you'll also be able to watch it live on the website and BBC Sport App and listen to commentary on BBC Radio 5 Live.

Before that you'll be able to follow every kick as hosts Germany take on Hungary in Stuttgart at 17:00 BST.

Coverage of that match begins on BBC One at 16:30 BST and you can also access it via the website and app or choose to head over to BBC Radio 5 Live.

In the meantime here's a few bits to keep you going:

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• Cooper now the leading contender for Leicester job
• How Kane helped England without touching the ball against Serbia

An absolutely thrilling encounter has just finished over in Hamburg.

Croatia came from 1-0 down to lead 2-1 heading into stoppage time but Albania snatched a late equaliser in their Group B encounter.

You can read all about the game, and its aftermath, here.

Before the Germany game the Scotland fans made it one of the best pre-match atmospheres I have ever witnessed.

And then the game kicked off and it was such a sorry performance. Scotland were smothered completely, and were not allowed to play.

They have to do much better against Switzerland. Scotland's first aim has got to be to get up the pitch, something they failed to do against Germany, but it won't be easy. The Swiss have started really well and Granit Xhaka was influential for them against Hungary.

I said before the tournament that I thought Scotland have a Championship backline, and I am worried about that again here.

Sutton's prediction:1-2

You can see all Chris Sutton's predictions here.

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Everton have erected a huge billboard in front of Goodison Park featuring an image of Kevin Campbell, in tribute to their former striker, who died on Saturday, aged 54.

The poster simply says: "Super Kev".

Check out the image below, posted by the club on X:

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The fans give you everything, I can take you all the way back to 92 in Sweden.

The fans waited behind for the games, they didn't gave a stick. Yes, we were going home the next day on the first flight. But those fans were there, they enjoyed their time.

We repaid them at the end of it, they were just disappointed that we couldn't get it over that hurdle. But Scottish fans are the best ever and as I said; No Scotland, no party

Stuart, London

A huge night ahead for Scotland in Cologne.

Scotland are yet to advance past the group stage ever at the Euros and could really do with all three points this evening.

How do you stand out in a crowd? These Scotland and Switzerland supporters lead by example in Cologne as they prepare for tonight's key clash at the European Championship...

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We saw a Scotland team that I didn't recognise [against Germany]. They had no impact at any point, they didn't put Germany under any pressure.

We just didn't carry enough of a threat and the players will be feeling it. They've had a couple of days and get it out of your system because this is a massive game tonight.

Scotland fans Alex, Stephen and David have finally arrived in Cologne after spending the last five days in the saddle cycling to Germany from Edinburgh.

They are just in time for Scotland v Switzerland and earlier today, they sat down with BBC 5 Live to tell us what that experience was like and their thoughts on the match...

“It’s taken five days and 30 plus hours in the saddle and the legs are hurting," says Alex.

"I'm not feeling too bad about the game. I think we’ll come back stronger than Friday. I don’t think it could get much worse than Friday. We’ve got the players they just need to turn up this time."

I met this group of friends and intrepid Scotland fans outside a damp Cologne Cathedral.

Euan, Neal, Andrew, Kyle, Stewart and Callum drove to Germany from Aberdeen in their 37-year-old blue and white camper van.

The route? Aberdeen to Edinburgh, then down to Hull, ferry across to Rotterdam, then a long drive to Cologne = 1,500km.

Some effort that...

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Kylian Mbappe’s teammates are hopeful he might yet be available for Friday’s European Championship clash against the Netherlands after suffering a broken nose in the win over Austria on Monday.

France have made no announcement on their captain’s availability for their next match at the tournament in Germany but French media reports on Tuesday ruled him out of the encounter.

However, both Adrien Rabiot and William Saliba, sounded an optimistic note at a press conference on Wednesday:

"I met him this morning, he was a little better. He had gone to do other tests. I don't know more. But when I saw him this morning, he was better," defender Saliba told reporters

Rabiot highlighted the example of his Juventus teammate Wojciech Szczesny, the Poland goalkeeper who also suffered a broken nose in April.

"I don’t know exactly if it’s the same as Kylian. He had surgery the next day or two days later and he was available for the following match," Rabiot recalled.

"That's why when they told me about Kylian's nose being broken, in my head it wasn't so serious, because I told myself that he could be available quite quickly."

Opta's predictions made need a rework if Croatia don't manage a second-half goal against Albania.

Luka Modric and company are a goal down at present and you can follow that match here.

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It’s only the afternoon and the Tartan Army have taken over the cathedral square near where a fan walk has been organised by fan groups and authorities as a way to get fans to the stadium two-hours ahead of kick-off.

Cologne Police are set to close the roads in order to facilitate the walk and they tell me they are expecting over 20,000 Scotland fans.

Bagpipes and singing are promised, and we know Scotland fans are never short of either of those.

Scotland have been the worst team in the tournament so far. I know Germany were good but we should've been better. It was a bad day at the office, it was the worst performance I've seen from a Scotland side under Steve Clarke.

I don't believe it will happen again but the pressure is on because I actually expected Hungary to maybe beat Switzerland.

So Switzerland are coming into this game, knowing a draw is enough to qualify but I just have to believe that Scotland wont be that bad again. Scotland are not a bad team, they had a bad night and I'm hoping they can put that right tonight.

Colin, Kinghorn

Before the Germany game, the Scotland fans made it one of the best pre-match atmospheres I have ever witnessed.

And then the game kicked off and it was such a sorry performance. Scotland were smothered completely, and were not allowed to play.

They have to do much better against Switzerland. Scotland's first aim has got to be to get up the pitch, something they failed to do against Germany, but it won't be easy. The Swiss have started really well and Granit Xhaka was influential for them against Hungary.

I said before the tournament that I thought Scotland have a Championship backline, and I am worried about that again here.

Sutton's prediction:1-2

See all Chris Sutton's Euros predictions

Scotland fans Moira, 92, and 13-year-old Charlie relive some of the key moments in the Euro 2024 qualifying campaign and discuss their favourite players as well as their love for watching the national side.

I was walking back to the hotel last night and met this group of Scotland fans.

Callum Robertson, pictured second from the left, was born in 1996, the year Scotland last enjoyed a men's Euros win when they beat Switzerland 1-0 in their final group game.

Only a late Netherlands consolation in their 4-1 defeat by England meant Scotland missed out on qualification to the quarter-finals.

However, Callum and his pals, including Ben Sneddon, Kieran Page, and Kieran Park - who all travelled from Dunfermline - believe Scotland are going to be rewriting the history books tonight.

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Germany v Hungary

What a start from Germany, but it is still amazing how the mood of their fans has changed so quickly.

There was so much negativity about their prospects going into this tournament then suddenly one good win over Scotland, and they are going to win in it.

As impressive as they were, I don't see it being as simple as that, although of course it should give them confidence and get the nation believing a little bit more.

In contrast, Hungary made a disappointing start in their defeat by Switzerland. They are under pressure because they really need something from this game but I can only see another convincing Germany victory.

Sutton's prediction: 3-0

You can see Chris Sutton's predictions in more detail here

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