Georgia vs Portugal 2-0: UEFA Euro 2024 – as it happened

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Georgia vs Portugal 2-0: UEFA Euro 2024 – as it happened Khabritak

This page is now closed. Thanks for joining us. These were the updates as Georgia beat Portugal in Group F of Euro 2024 on Wednesday, June 26:


Georgia stun Portugal to book their place in the last 16 of Euro 2024, alongside Turkey and the Portuguese, who finished top of Group F, as Khvicha Kvaratskhelia’s early goal and a Georges Mikautadze penalty earned the Georgians a 2-0 win.
Portugal’s Antonio Silva was at fault for both goals, having passed the ball straight to Mikautadze who fed Kvaratskhelia to score after 93 seconds before the defender clumsily conceded the spot kick, which Mikautadze converted in the 57th minute.
Meanwhile, Turkey scored an added-time winner to beat Czechia 2-1 and finish second with Georgia advancing to the final best third-place spot at the expense of Group A’s Hungary.
You can follow all the Euro 2024 action on Al Jazeera’s dedicated tournament page and keep up to date with group standings and real-time match results and schedules.

Goodbye for now!
And with that, the Euro 2024 group stages are over.

Georgia provided one of the storylines of the tournament tonight with a sensational win over Portugal, as they booked a place in the last 16.

We’ll be providing plenty of coverage for the knockout stages of this brilliant tournament.

Elsewhere in sport, the first T20 Cricket World semifinal is on the way in a few hours, with South Africa facing Afghanistan.

You can follow that one with Kevin Hand here.

But from me, Adam Hancock, goodbye!

The last 16 draw
With the group stage complete, the focus now turns to the knockout phase.

The draw is complete:

Spain vs Georgia
Germany vs Denmark
Portugal vs Slovenia
France vs Belgium
Romania vs Netherlands
Austria vs Turkey
England vs Slovakia
Switzerland vs Italy
Some excellent ties among that lot, including 2022 World Cup runners-up France against Belgium.

The top half of the draw is certainly looking a lot tougher, with Spain, Germany, Portugal and France all involved.
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