Georgia v Portugal LIVE: Latest score and goal updates in Group F clash

Conceicao looks the clip a ball forward to Ronaldo, but he’s asking too much of the 39-year-old.

Portugal come again but it’s all too pedestrian at the moment, with Conceicao running the ball out for a goal kick.

Mikautadze tries a searching through ball to Chakvetadze, but it’s too hopeful.

Neto plays it in to Ronaldo, but his flick is wayward.

No chances since the goal but it’s been all Portugal. Can Georgia sit back and counter for the next 90?

We hadn’t had time to settle before that goal. Portugal had had the ball the entire time, and were just trying to feel their way into the game. It was great work from Mikautadze once he’d received it, and a brilliant finish from Kvaratskhelia too.

Portugal have possession again.

GOAL! Unbelievable scenes in Gelsenkirchen!

The game starts with plenty of Portugal possession and they get too relaxed – it comes to Silva, who dwells on it before playing a pass backwards without looking. It goes straight to Mikautadze, who carries towards goal and slips it through to Kvaratskhelia on the left. He takes a touch before blasting a shot across Costa and into the far corner!

The Selecao get us underway in Gelsenkirchen.

Both sides are out of the tunnel at the Arena AufSchalke, and the national anthems are almost underway.

Will Georgia be heading home tonight, or will they spring the shock of the tournament so far and beat a much-changed Portugal side?

Portugal are already through as group winners tonight.

Georgia could go through with a win, with the minnows able to finish as high as second if the other result tonight was to go their way.

Around 15 minutes until kick-off in Gelsenkirchen.

A reminder that you can watch tonight’s game live on ITV1.

Georgia qualified for their first major tournament through the Nations League route, having finished fourth in their original qualifying group.

They beat Luxembourg 2-0 to reach a final play-off, and then beat Greece 4-2 on penalties to secure their spot at Euro 2024. They played won warm-up game before the competition – a friendly against Montenegro, which they won 3-1.

The minnows served up one of the games of the tournament in their opening clash with Turkey, though they went on to lose 3-1. They responded well though, drawing with the Czech Republic last time out.

Qualification was a lot more straightforward for Portugal, who finished top of their group with 10 wins from 10.

The Selecao played three warm-up games earlier this month, with a 2-1 loss to Croatia sandwiched between a 4-2 win over Finland and a 3-0 victory against Ireland.

They laboured to a narrow 2-1 win in their group opener against the Czech Republic, though their second game was far more traightforward as Turkey put in a poor performance and Portugal strolled to an easy 3-0 win.