Portugal left it late turn around their Group F clash with the Czech Republic.
Plenty was expected of Roberto Martinez's side as one of the tournament favoruites, but they didn't make it easy for themselves.
Thankfully for the travelling Portugal fans, an injury time goal from Francisco Conceicao goal added to a Robin Hranac own goal to earn the 2016 champions all three points.
Read our match report HERE.
Serbia skipper Dusan Tadic has been forced into a humiliating apology after slamming coach Dragan Stojkovic.
Former Southampton star Tadic, 35, was furious after only starting on the bench for the defeat by England in Gelsenkirchen.
Tadic, who made a late appearance as Serbia attempted to get back in the game, moaned after the match: "I am the captain and leader, the best player of the team and I should be starting."
Now, though, Tadic has been forced to backtrack after being criticised by his team-mates.
Portugal have fallen a goal behind in the second half against the Czech Republic.
Cristiano Ronaldo's side have gone 1-0 down thanks to a superb goal from Lukas Provod in the 62nd minute.
Portugal now face an uphill battle to save their opening clash.
Follow the action HERE.
A cagey affair in the first half of tonight's 8pm kick off.
It's the first game of the tournament that has gone into the break goalless.
Portugal will be frustrated not to be ahead with a number of good chances in the first spell.
Follow along on our live blog HERE.
Kobbie Mainoo could have been lining up for Ghana instead of England if he had chosen to take the route of his heritage.
But luckily for England fans, the Man Utd midfielder chose the Three Lions despite "considering" representing Ghana.
I'm proud of my Ghanaian heritage but it has always been a dream to play for England.
I'm happy to be here. I considered it, but I want to play for England.
Kobbie Mainoo
Real Madrid star Arda Guler, 19, has become the youngest player to score at a European Championship on his debut.
The Turkish teenager (19yrs and 114 days) surpasses the record set by Cristiano Ronaldo at 19-years and 128 days against Greece in 2004.
Guler's goal was a wonder strike from distance that made the difference as Turkey won their clash against Georgia 3-1.
So there's no surprise why he has been hailed by Jude Bellingham as the "most talented player he has ever seen."
The next clash in today's Euro 2024 action is the 8pm Group F clash between Portugal and the Czech Republic.
Cristiano Ronaldo is IN the starting lineup for Portugal, making an appearance at his 11th major international tournament.
While fellow superstars Bruno Fernandes, Bernardo Silva and Rafael Leao join him in the Portuguese side's starstudded cast.
The Czech Republic side features West Ham midfielder Tomas Soucek and Bayer Leverkusen striker Patrik Schick.
Kick off is at 8pm and you can get updates HERE.
What a game! Fans won't have been keeping an keen eye on the calendar when they saw this fixture, but that game exceeded all expectations.
Turkey come out victorious over a brave Georgia side thanks to two goal of the tournament contenders followed by an electric breakaway after Georgia goalkeeper Giorgi Mamardashvili came up for a last ditch corner.
Read our match report HERE.
Kobbie Mainoo has waxed lyrical about playing alongside Declan Rice for England at Euro 2024.
The Manchester United youngster has claimed Rice was "worth every penny" of the £105m price tag that Arsenal pent on him last summer.
He’s such a good player, so reliable & dominant in midfield.
It’s always a joy to have someone so strong on the ball next to you and you can always trust him on the pitch.
He’s worth every penny & he’s proved that.
Kobbie Mainoo
A thriller of a first half ends with a goal a piece,
Mert Muldur's 25th minute wonder strike put Turkey ahead in Dortmund.
But Georgia bounced back quickly with Georges Mikautadze netting on the 32 minute mark.
Expect plenty mote action in the second half, which you can follow HERE.
Kylian Mbappe is reportedly OUT of France's group stage clash with the Netherlands on Friday.
The superstar broke his nose last night after bashing his face on the shoulder of Austria centre-back Kevin Danso.
He was rushed to hospital after the game and is set to undergo an operation as a result.
Mbappe is hoping to return to action soon, but will be forced to wear a protective mask for the remainder of the tournament.
Tonight's Group F clash between Turkey and Georgia is underway!
There were concerns over a dealy due to crowd trouble and sever weather issues.
However everything is in order and the game has now kicked off in Dortmund.
Follow the clash HERE.
Kobbie Mainoo has said he is ready to put his friendships with Man Utd teammates Christian Eriksen and Rasmus Hojlung when England take on Denmark on Thursday.
Speaking ahead of the clash, he said: "They're both great teammates. Me and Rasmus are quite young so we're close.
"Christian I've learnt a lot from. I watched him last season and I was trying to pick things up from him.
"The journey he's been on since the last Euros has been amazing. He's such a good player. But if I'm to play on Thursday I'll put that aside and compete with them."
A look at the crazy scenes inside the Westfalenstadion in Dortmund that are putting this afternoon's game at risk of delay.
Today's 5pm kickoff could be postponed after waterfalls of rain poured down on the Westfalenstadion pitch.
According to journalist Daniel Storey, crowd violence has also erupted inside the ground.
Alan Hutton has backed Scotland to make it to the knockout stages despite their 5-1 mauling against Germany in their opening game.
Hutton, who played 50 times for Scotland, told Best Online Poker Sites: “There’s no getting away from it, it was a terrible, terrible start to the Euros for Scotland losing 5-1 in the opening game against Germany.
"And I’m not going to lie, I thought Switzerland would be the easier game of the two left for Scotland but then I watched them against Hungary and it doesn’t seem to be the case!
"They looked really good moving forwards and had some decent counter attacks – they look the more dangerous side at this moment in time, so it’s going to be tough for Scotland.
“But the way it stands at the moment, if Scotland can get a draw against Switzerland, which I think they are capable of doing, and leave it until the last game against Hungary where they need a win – and I back them to beat Hungary – four points should be enough for them to reach the last 16."
England have a remedy to get their players out of a pickle when cramping up.
Gareth Southgate’s squad are being given pickle juice to fight the fatigue frustration - as it is said to solve the issue 40 per cent faster than drinking water.
Full-back Kieran Trippier, 33, was given pickle juice when cramping up in the latter stages of Sunday’s 1-0 win over Serbia in Gelsenkirchen, as well as a high-carb drink referred to as a “fuel bomb”.
Pickle juice is regularly used in tennis and contains sodium, potassium and vinegar.
When consumed, a reflex in the mouth is sparked, sending a signal to stop muscles from cramping.
Former Chelsea star William Gallas has backed Portugal to go "very far" at the Euros.
Speaking to Prime Casino, he said: "When I look at all the teams, the team that looks really strong is Portugal.
"Portugal have a brilliant squad of players. When you look at the players, even the guys that are going to be on the bench, most of them play for the biggest clubs in Europe.
"They all have experience of playing in the biggest matches. Portugal have a great mix of players, and even the younger ones are experienced when it comes to playing in pressure games.
"Cristiano is still there. He still wants to win one more big competition before he's going to retire. He still wants to show the world that he can compete on the biggest stages with the best players.
"He has a manager in Roberto Martinez that is on his side and seems to be able to bring the best out of him. I think Portugal will go very, very far in the competition. I think they can win it."
Carlton Cole has said urged Gareth Southgate to get Luke Shaw playing again as soon as he is able to.
Shaw's selection was a gamble due to his fitness, and he is the only natural LB in the squad.
His absence was sorely felt against Serbia as England lacked any real thrust down the left, and Cole reckons Shaw's inclusion can fix this.
Speaking to Gambling.com, he said: "We’ve seen him (Gareth Southgate) do that in the warm up games but I’m not a fan of it. Luke Shaw couldn’t come back any sooner for me…
"You saw some parts of the game and you think to yourself if we are playing against a better team, some of those defensive mistakes might get punished.
"Against Denmark I would personally go for Luke Shaw instead of Kieran Trippier, if Shaw is fit.
"I would have told Trippier before the tournament that I’m gonna need you for that first game but Shaw is going to be fit for the next few games and I need to give him some minutes in his natural position to give the team more balance.
However, I don’t think Southgate needs to chop and change the team too much, the left back position is the only one I think needs rejigging.”
Former Premier League ace Carlton Cole has called on Gareth Southgate to keep faith with Phil Foden.
The Man City star was far from his best against Serbia, but Cole believes England will be better off not rocking the apple cart at this stage.
Speaking to Gambling.com, he said: "I wouldn’t chop and change the team too much as I wouldn’t want to upset the apple cart at this stage.
"It would be harsh to drop Foden after one game when he is trying to get going in the tournament, particularly after a winning start.
"I would give Foden another half vs Denmark to show what he can do and then you can bring on Anthony Gordon if his performance hasn’t improved.
"Gordon is a good player to bring on in the second half at some stage and change the game.
"Foden had a quiet first game and we need to see more from him going forward but if this doesn’t happen, Gordon has to be considered to take his place on the left."
Denmark are in the mood to grill England - after relaxing at a team barbeque evening.
Kasper Hjulmand’s side were savaged back home after their opening 1-1 draw with Slovenia.
Now they have the chance to claim revenge for the Euro 2020 semi-final defeat at Wembley, won by Harry Kane’s rebound goal after a controversial penalty awarded after Raheem Sterling went down in the box in extra-time.
And defender Jannik Vestergaard revealed the Danes had put themselves in the mood to get their teeth into the Three Lions with a mountain-top surf and turf night.
Leicester centre-back Vestergaard said: “We all went up the mountain from the hotel, the players and the staff, together.
“It was a change of scene, and it's sometimes very nice when we've been together for a few weeks.
“Of course it was still the same faces, and we were on a trip up the mountain, so it wasn't far away.
“But it was good for us to do something different.”
Kylian Mbappe is unlikely to face the Netherlands in France's crunch Group D clash on Friday.
The French captain, 25, suffered a broken nose against Austria on Monday night following a collision with defender Kevin Danso.
France's medical team are quickly having a mask made for their talisman in order to get him back playing - though he is not expected to be available for Friday's game in Leipzig.
With both Les Bleus and the Netherlands having won their opening games it is effectively a shootout for top spot in Group D.
There is some hope the Real Madrid-bound forward will return for their final group game vs Poland.
Serbia star Filip Kostic is out of the Euros after damaging knee ligaments against England.
The Juventus star, 31, came off in the first half of Sunday’s 1-0 defeat in Gelsenkirchen after a challenge with Trent Alexander-Arnold.
Scans have shown the injury is not as bad as the anterior cruciate ligament rupture that was feared.
But Kostic has done enough damage to his knee ligaments to keep him out for the next three to four weeks at least - meaning his Euros is over.
The wing-back was formerly a target for West Ham before he joined Juventus from Eintracht Frankfurt two summers ago.
Kostic also received a shoulder barge from England star Jude Bellingham in the first half of Sunday’s clash - the image of which went viral.
Croatia have suffered another Euro 2024 blow as star midfielder Nikola Vlasic was ruled OUT of the tournament.
Torino attacking schemer Vlasic suffered a thigh injury in the final weeks of the Serie A season but was selected by coach Zlatko Dalic in the hope he would be fit.
Vlasic, 26, was an unused substitute as the World Cup semi-finalists crashed 3-0 to Spain in their opening game.
But now Dalic has revealed he aggravated the injury in training and has been sent home.
In a statement, the Croatian FA confirmed: “Vlasic suffered the injury during training and underwent an MRI with doctor Sasa Jankovic, which revealed a small muscle tear.”
Dalic said: “Nikola invested a lot of effort and energy to help the national team at the Euro and that's why I'm very sorry about this muscle injury he suffered.
“We consciously accepted a certain risk because we had an expanded squad with 26 players.
“Nikola is an integral part of this team. He wanted to be part of the team at the big competition.
“Unfortunately, another injury happened and I can only thank Nikola for his great effort and wish him a speedy recovery and that he returns to the field at his best.”
For the first time since the opening day, fans will NOT have three games to supplement their thirst for football today.
However, if you can bear the wait for another few hours, there are still two fixtures to your liking.
Both of these are in Group F.
Today's 5pm game is between Turkey and Georgia.
The 8pm clash is then sees Portugal take on the Czech Republic.
