Relive the qualification of the Belgians, opponents of the Blues in the round of 16

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After a big victory against Ukraine (3-0), Romania finished at the top of group E with 4 points after a draw against Slovakia which finished 3rd and will have to wait for the results of group F to know its opponent. Held in check, Belgium takes 2nd place and will face the Blues, Monday at 6 p.m., in the round of 16 while Ukraine will not see the second round, finishing in last place.

The Red Devils will meet the Blues after a tasteless draw against Ukraine (0-0). Zbirna leaves the competition.

After a draw (1-1), the two nations qualify for the round of 16.

Sudakov pierced the defense before striking, but his shot was calmly collected by Casteels.

After a shot from Bakayoko flew into the sky, Ukrainian midfielder Malinovsky saw his attempt blocked when it was going well.

Razvan Marin joins the bench to give way to defender Adrian Rus.

The Belgian goalkeeper made a huge save on a corner from Malinovsky who tried his luck directly, but the goalkeeper put his body in opposition to prevent the ball from crossing the line.

Johan Bakayoko enters in place of Jérémy Doku. On the Ukrainian side, Yarmolenko replaces Svatok.

The Ukrainian striker tries his luck in the area, but his shot goes a few centimeters past Casteels’ post.

Ivan Schranz comes out for David Duris. The Slovak striker scored 2 goals, making him one of the best scorers in the Euro. But he didn’t find the net today.

Vanat for Shaparenko

Malinovski pour Yaremchuk

Stepanenko pour Brajko

The Belgian winger had the best opportunity of the match with a powerful shot which was repelled by Trubin. Belgium is finally waking up.

The coach makes a new change with the entry of Tomas Suskov who takes the place of Lukas Haraslin. Robert Bozenik replaces David Strelec.

Dennis Man, best passer in the Euro (2 assists), replaces Ianis Hagi while George Puscas takes the place of Denis Dragus.

In pouring rain, Slovakia created a great opportunity with a strike from Haraslin which skimmed the Romanian post. Just before Slovakia had worried Nita with a strike in the middle.

Leandro Trossard gives way to Yannick Carrasco on the front of the Belgian attack and Orel Mangala replaces Youri Tielemans.

Romanian center forward Denis Drăguș shoots at the edge of the area and his shot goes just wide of the goal. Big opportunity for Romania

Sorescu replaces Coman sur l’aile gauche from Roumanie.

The Arsenal player replaces Mykolenko to take his place in the left lane.

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Very free on the field, Jérémy Doku harms the Ukrainian defense with sharp percussion.

The matches have resumed on both pitches with Slovakia-Romania and Ukraine-Belgium.

Just before the break, Andrei Burca and Nicusor Bancu received yellow cards. Both players will have to be careful in the second period. The two teams return to the pitch for the 2nd act.

These two draws do not do the business of Ukraine, which was dangerous against the Belgians, but Zbirna did very little to worry the Red Devils’ defense. For the moment, Belgium is 2nd and must face the Blues next Monday.

It’s the break between Slovakia and Romania (1-1) and between Ukraine and Belgium (0-0).

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A cross from Sudakov does not find Yaremchuk’s head. The Valencia center forward is offside.

The Ukrainian striker misses a big chance in the box while trying to find his partner when he could have shot. The ball goes out to Belgium.

Marin sends a missile into the left corner of Dubravka and Romania returns to Slovakia.

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Hancko lets his foot drag on a dribble from Hagi in the area. Yellow card for the Slovak defender and penalty for Romania.

The Manchester City midfielder surprises the Ukrainian goalkeeper with a direct strike from an eccentric free kick to the right. His attempt falls slightly short.

Alone at the far post, Duda scored the first goal of the match. Midfielder Hellas Verona opens his account and Slovakia moves to the top of the group.

Off-center on the left, a free kick from Slovakia crosses the penalty area and passes a few centimeters from Nita’s post.

Yaremchuk finds the opening to arm at the entrance to the area. But the Ukrainian striker’s shot was easily captured by Casteels. Going back on the counter-attack, Dovbyk tries his luck, but his attempt misses.

A sumptuous one-two in the area benefits Bancu who sees his shot deflected by the Slovak goalkeeper. The ball then returned to the feet of Hagi who did not hit the target. First big opportunity for Romania.

The Romanian full-back sends the ball for a corner after a Slovak cross into the area. The Slovaks dominate without finding the solution to break through the Tricolori block.

The Belgian striker took advantage of an opening from Kévin De Bruyne behind the defense to challenge Trubin in the area, but the Ukrainian goalkeeper had no trouble grabbing the ball.

The Belgians move into the Ukrainian camp.

It’s off to Slovakia-Romania with the Slovaks taking part.

Belgium has just kicked off against Ukraine. Without Mukryk and Zinchenko, relegated to the bench, Zbirna will hope to surprise the Red Devils.

Romalu Lukaku has still not found the back of the net in this Euro while he has had three goals disallowed. The Red Devils’ all-time top scorer (85 goals in 117 caps), the AS Roma centre-forward will have the opportunity to end his drought in this tournament against Ukraine.

In the event that Romania and Slovakia neutralize each other, the two selections will qualify for the second round regardless of the result in the other match.

Zbirna, 4th before the last day, is in the least comfortable position due to its negative goal difference (-2). If both matches end in draws, Ukraine will be eliminated with 4 points.

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Slovakia: Martin Dubravka, Peter Pekarik, Denis Vavro, Milan Skriniar (c), David Hancko, Juraj Kucka, Stanislav Lobotka, Ondrej Duda, Ivan Schranz, Lukas Haraslin, David Strelec

Romania: Florin Nita, Andrei Ratiu, Radu Dragusin, Andrei Burca, Nicusor Bancu, Marius Marin, Razvan Marin, Nicolae Stanciu (c), Florinel Coman, Ianis Hagi, Denis Dragus

Ukraine : Antoliy Trubin, Oleksandr Tymchyk, Illia Zabarnyi, Oleksandr Svatok, Mykola Matviyenko (c), Vitaliy Mykolenko, Mykola Shaparenko, Volodymyr Brazhko, Georgiy Sudakov, Roman Yaremchuk, Artem Dovbyk

Belgium : Koen Casteels, Jan Vertonghen, Wout Faes, Arthur Theate, Timothy Castagne, Kevin De Bruyne (c), Amadou Onana, Youri Tielemans, Jeremy Doku, Romelu Lukaku, Leandro Torssard

After a surprise defeat against Slovakia (1-0), the Belgians recovered against Romania (2-0). But they will no longer have any room for error today against Ukraine.

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Tied on points with 3 units, the four nations of Group E can still join the eighth. An unprecedented scenario that the French team will closely follow, because it will face the 2nd in this group, Monday at 6 p.m., in the round of 16.

Welcome to the live commentary of the end of group E. We meet to experience Slovakia-Romania and Ukraine-Belgium which will begin at 6 p.m.