EURO 2024 Tracker: Bellingham header sees England edge to nervy win over Serbia
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23:30 CET - It's time to bring Day Three of EURO 2024 to a close at Flashscore, but before you go, make sure to check out our talking points from another intriguing day of action. We will be back tomorrow for three more games, which include the introduction of France into the fray.
Here are the three games from Monday:
Romania vs Ukraine (Group E) - 15:00 CET
Belgium vs Slovakia (Group E) - 18:00 CET
Austria vs France (Group D) - 21:00 CET
23:22 CET - Let's bring you some reaction from England's win over Serbia with captain Harry Kane.
And now, from match-winner Jude Bellingham.
22:54 CET - England beat Serbia 1-0 to top Group C after the first round of matches.
22:49 CET - Into stoppage time, we will have an additional four minutes.
22:43 CET - Two more chances for Serbia, who find Jordan Pickford and - checks notes - Harry Kane in the way. The latter showing just how much England are holding on with five minutes to go.
22:33 CET - Final change for Serbia - Sparta Prague frontman Veljko Birmancevic replaces Andrija Zivkovic. For England, Jarrod Bowen is on for Bukayo Saka. Soon after, England go the closest they have come since the goal as Harry Kane hits the crossbar with a header - a fine save from Predrag Rajkovic keeps at 1-0.
22:29 CET - Conor Gallagher is on for Trent Alexander-Arnold as England look to sure up their midfield amid a sustained spell of Serbia possession. It's getting tense in Gelsenkirchen.
22:25 CET - Those two substitutes Luka Jovic and Dusan Tadic nearly combine for Serbia, as they continue to put pressure on England, but Jovic's touch lets him down when well placed.
22:19 CET - More joy for Serbia down their left as Filip Mladenovic tries to pick out Aleksander Mitrovic in the box. The striker looks to get a trip from Kieran Trippier inside the six-yard box, but the referee waves it away as Jordan Pickford claims the ball.
It's Mitrovic's last action of a quiet game as he is replaced by Luka Jovic. Dusan Tadic is also onto the field, he comes on for Sasa Lukic.
22:12 CET - Some good interplay from Serbia sees them in behind England and Dusan Vlahovic delivers a searching cross into the box, however none of teammates can get onto it. Encouraging moments at the start of this second half for the Serbs.
22:04 CET - Serbia make their second change of the game as we begin the second half - Nemanja Gudelj replaced by Ivan Ilic.
21:57 CET - We will back underway shortly, but before then, Jude Bellingham tops our live player ratings with a 9.1 rating so far and it's easy to see why - he's been all over the pitch in the first half for England. The goal certainly helps too. Check in with our live ratings here, do you agree with them?
21:50 CET - Half-time in Gelsenkirchen and England, who had to weather a little bit of pressure from Serbia, lead 1-0 through Jude Bellingham's 13th-minute header.
21:44 CET - Unfortunate scenes for Filip Kostic, who has left the field in tears after picking up an injury. Hopefully it is not as serious as it seems - he has been replaced by Filip Mladenovic.
21:38 CET - After the last update, rather typically, the game has calmed down with Serbia enjoying more time on the ball. Bukayo Saka, though, is causing Strahinja Pavlovic all sorts of problems down the right flank. He beats him once again and nearly picks out the onrushing Phil Foden, only to see the ball roll behind him.
21:25 CET - It's England's turn to get forward and Bukayo Saka sends Kyle Walker down the right - he gets behind a stretched Serbia, but his shot/cross misses every player in white as it rolls across the face of the goal. This game is opening up already, which perhaps suits England the better.
21:21 CET - The first proper chance for Serbia falls to Aleksander Mitrovic, but he fires wide. After England sloppily lose the ball at the back, the ball falls to the Al Hilal striker - his effort is powerful, however flies just wide of the mark. A let-off England.
21:14 CET - England have the breakthrough and it's through Jude Bellingham in the 13th minute.
The midfielder gets onto the end of a deflected cross from Bukayo Saka and fights his way to the ball to head home from close range to give his side a dream start against Serbia.
21:08 CET - Serbia said in the build-up that they had been learning from Iceland after their 1-0 friendly win over England nine days ago. The early going shows just that, with the Serba sitting deep, to entice England onto them, whilst they wait to pounce on the counter.
England have seen a shot from Phil Foden go wide as they probe for openings.
21:01 CET - We are underway in Gelsenkirchen!
20:55 CET - The players emerge to a raucous atmosphere and we are minutes away now.
20:40 CET - Not long to go now until our final game of the day - remember the link above is the best way to listen to our dedicated audio service if you're on the go this evening.
20:09 CET - We go again - our attention now turns to Gelsenkirchen, where one of the favourites for the competition, England, take on a tricky Serbia side from 21:00 CET.
England reached the final three years ago, beaten on penalties by Italy, and they are back with a team that now has more experience in attack but with a defence that still has question marks.
Serbia will have the domineering prescence of Aleksander Mitrovic and Dusan Vlahovic up top to cause problems in what looks like a mouthwatering clash.
The two sides have not met in a competitive fixture since Serbia became its own independent state, but given the amount of European experience across both sides, they will be familiar to each other.
Check out our thoughts on England right here, before seeing how Serbia are faring ahead of the tournament.
Here are our lineups for the clash - with Trent Alexander-Arnold getting a start in midfield for Gareh Southgate's men.
19:58 CET - The full-time whistle has sounded in Stuttgart, with Slovenia and Denmark having to settle for a point apiece in their Group C opener. Here are the key match stats from the contest.
You can also check out the player ratings, as Christian Eriksen tops the charts with an impressive 8.1 score.
19:38 CET - We're back on level terms! Moments after a rasping drive from Sesko cannons off the post, Slovenia find their equaliser as Erik Janza's long-range effort deflects beyond a helpless Kasper Schmeichel. What a final 10 minutes we have ahead...
19:33 CET - It's been a frustrating evening so far for Slovenia's highly-rated striker Benjamin Sesko, as you can see by his numbers below. Can he turn it around in the final 15 minutes?
19:24 CET - Denmark so close to that all-important second goal. Rasmus Hojlund looked destined to convert from Victor Kristiansen's low delivery, but Jan Oblak spread himself superbly to thwart the Manchester United man.
19:19 CET - With time ticking beyond the hour mark, Denmark remain on the front foot against Slovenia. Surely it's only a matter of time until Matjaž Kek turns to his substitutes' bench.
19:03 CET - Both teams are unchanged after the break and we're back underway for the second half!
18:48 CET - We've reached the halfway stage in Stuttgart, and Christian Eriksen's 17th-minute strike is all that separates the two sides. Can Denmark press home their advantage in the second period or will Slovenia mount a comeback? Stay tuned to find out!
18:37 CET - Armed with the momentum from Eriksen's opening goal, it's all Denmark at the moment as they patiently probe for a second before the break.
18:24 CET - WHAT A MOMENT. In his first European Championship game since suffering a cardiac arrest against Finland in 2021, Christian Eriksen has fired Denmark into an early lead with an expertly taken finish inside the box.
18:15 CET - A cagey opening quarter-hour in Stuttgart, with clear-cut chances at a premium. Denmark have seen plenty of the ball but ultimately struggled to fashion anything of note in the final third.
18:00 CET - The national anthems and final preparations have been completed, and the opening fixture in Group C between Slovenia and Denmark is now underway. Remember, you can follow all the match stats and live player ratings here.
17:48 CET - More unsavoury scenes off the pitch, as German police have reportedly dealt with an incident involving Serbian and Albanian supporters near the centre of Gelsenkirchen. We will keep you updated with any further news.
17:45 CET - But first, some reaction from today's opening game of the day between Poland and the Netherlands, with Wout Weghorst in high spirits after his late match-winning cameo from the bench.
17:35 CET - We're now just 25 minutes away from kick-off in Stuttgart, so let's take a closer look at the starting line-ups. The key point of interest comes from the Danish camp, with Christian Eriksen set to play a European Championship game for the first time since his cardiac arrest against Finland at Euro 2020.
17:00 CET - No rest for any of us as we are now just an hour away from the Group C opener between Slovenia and Denmark.
The Slovenians are back in the tournament for the first time since 2000 and face a tough test in the Danes, who made it all the way to the semi-finals three years ago.
Find out more from the Slovenian camp right here, and reacquaint yourself with Denmark, who will be dreaming of going one better in Germany this time around.
16:52 CET - NETHERLANDS BEAT POLAND 2-1 WITH LATE WOUT WEGHORST GOAL.
They did not have it all their own way, and they struggled to find their shooting boots, but ultimately the Netherlands have picked up a valuable win over Poland, who lacked the firepower without Robert Lewandowski, to really trouble their opponents.
Read the full report from Hamburg right here, see if you agree with our player ratings and here are the match stats.
16:46 CET - Robert Lewandowski thumps the bench in frustration as we tick nearer to stoppage time, but Poland still have some fight, Karol Swidersk forcing Bart Verbruggen into his best save of the game - a low dive to his left to keep the score at 2-1. Can the Poles create another chance - five minutes to find out.
16:40 CET - THERE IT IS! A man for those big occassions, Wout Weghorst comes off the bench and makes an almost instant impact, latching onto a pass from Nathan Ake to drill home a huge goal for the Dutch. They lead Poland 2-1 with just five minutes remaining.
16:32 CET - Fifteen minutes to go and given we are yet to see Robert Lewandowski even warm up on the sidelines, it feels Poland's best chance of a positive result will be to remain resolute at the back. They are continuing to do so with Wojciech Szczesny currently on a 7.5 rating for the game, making four saves along the way.
16:22 CET - Close once more are the Dutch in their hunt for a second goal. Substitute Donyell Malen finds full-back Denzel Dumfries and his shot is powerful but lacks the accuracy to trouble the Polish goal, flying across the face of it. Tensions are rising in Hamburg.
16:11 CET - Another big chance for the Netherlands as Cody Gakpo finds Xavi Simons well placed with just the keeper to beat, but the RB Leipzig man lashes his shot wide. Clinical finishing has been the biggest weakness for the Dutch in this game, they should be clear of Poland really.
More changes for Poland, keep right up to date with them here.
16:01 CET - One change at the break for Poland with Sebastian Szymanski being replaced by Jakub Moder to give them some more stability in the middle of the park. Let's see if that works as we are back underway.
A reminder you can follow our live ratings tool throughout the game to see who is having an impact and who isn't right here.
15:46 CET - We reach the half in Hamburg at 1-1 between Netherlands and Poland, but just before the whistle, another great chance for the Dutch to take the lead. Memphis Depay and his wondrous headband beautifully control a long, raking pass to just fire wide of the far post.
Netherlands' xG at the break is 1.18, whilst the Poles sit at 0.23 - sums up the first half as well as any words would.
15:42 CET - The pair who combined for the Dutch goal - Nathan Ake and Cody Gakpo - are at it again with the latter firing just over the bar from close range. Since that equaliser, the Netherlands have been in full control.
15:29 CET - Well, it's been coming - Netherlands are level! Their constant threat has finally paid off with Cody Gakpo shooting from the edge of the box and wrong-footing Szczesny in the process to find the net. We have played 30 minutes in Hamburg and we have parity once more.
15:22 CET - Netherlands are back on the front foot after going down and really should be level. First Virgil van Dijk forces a good save out of Wojciech Szczesny before Memphis Depay shoots just over from close range - their best chance of the half so far. Still, Poland lead!
15:16 CET - Who needs Robert Lewandowski?! In their first realy foray forward of the game, Adam Buksa rises highest at the near post from a corner to glance a header into the Dutch net and give his side a 1-0 lead. It's against the run of play, but that is tournament football!
15:05 CET - We may be just five minutes into this contest, but already the Dutch are well on top - Cody Gakpo forcing a good save out of Wojciech Szczesny in the early going at his near post.
Thus far, Poland have been hemmed into their own half.
15:00 CET - It's a full house in Hamburg, both teams have sung their anthems and we are underway!
14:18 CET - If you want to get up close and personal with the two sides opening up Sunday's action - we have the perfect thing for you.
Check out the team preview for Netherlands, whilst click here to read about Poland.
13:55 CET - Let's now try to turn our attention to the game itself between the Netherlands and Poland in Group D.
The Dutch have suffered a couple of setbacks on the eve of the tournament with Frenkie de Jong and Teun Koopmeiners both ruled out through injury. However, they have a world class defence, alongside an exciting strike force that could see them mentioned in that 'dark horse' bracket.
For Poland, much of their success in recent years has been put on the shoulders of Robert Lewandowski. The veteran striker has been their talisman for a long time now, and an injury has kept him out of the starting XI for today's game.
Here are the starting lineups.
13:30 CET - Rory Smith, a British journalist, who is in Hamburg, has provided an update to the shooting in Hamburg this afternoon. German police used pepper spray on the attacker before firing a warning shot. Four shots were heard at the scene and the assailant is said to be 'injured'.
13:20 CET - From initial reports, no fans have been injured in the incident in St Pauli, which feels fortunate as the Dutch have really bought the party to what is already considered a party city.
Link Rechts on repeat this afternoon.
13:11 CET - More details coming in about the shooting in Hamburg from our German colleagues at flashscore.de.
According to the police, the man had stormed onto the fan mile armed with a pickaxe and an incendiary device, but he was struck down by officers before he could take action. Several shots fired by the police brought the man to the ground and critically injured him. The crime scene has now been cordoned off and the fans are being diverted.
We should stress that we don't know whether those shots were fatal.
13:00 CET - Hello and welcome to Day Three of EURO 2024! After a day of sizzling football yesterday, we are expecting more of the same on Sunday with England and Denmark beginning their campaigns later.
But first up, Netherlands take on Poland in Group D in Hamburg.
However, we have worrying news to share with you two hours before kick-off, where German media have reported police have a shot a man just outside of the Hamburg fan zone, who was weilding an axe.
Those are all of the details that we have at the moment with the fan park on the Reeperbahn now closed.