France 1-0 Belgium LIVE RESULT – Euro 2024: Kolo Muani’s deflected strike books Les Bleus spot in quarter-finals

That's all from Dusseldorf

Switzerland, Germany, England, Spain and now France.

Five of Euro 2024's quarter-finalists are now known even if Les Bleus were every bit as unconvincing as their English counterparts.

As the last of Belgium's golden generation disappear from another international tournament, Les Bleus march on to the last eight.

Awaiting them? Well, we're about to find out when Portugal take on Slovenia in Frankfurt, and you can follow it all with our live coverage.

Goodbye.

Unbeaten N'Golo stands alone

France midfielder N’Golo Kante has now played the most matches in European Championship history without ever ending on the losing side (P12 W7 D5).

Blanking Belgium bow out

Another defeat, another game without troubling the scorers despite some of the best attacking talent in the nation's history.

Belgium exit the European championship, having now failed to score in five of their last six games at major international tournaments.

The Red Devils have registered a combined 59 attempts on goal and posted an xG of 6.85 across those five goalless matches.

French take place in quarters

With victory this evening, France have reached the quarter finals at the European Championship for a sixth time.

No side has reached the final eight on more occasions than Les Bleus, although Portugal would top that if they get past Slovenia this evening.

And the quarter-final that would produce? France against Portugal in Hamburg on Friday evening.

Match stats from Dusseldorf Arena

Just four shots on target in the whole game, it's fitting that this tie has been settled by an own-goal.

Full time - France 1-0 Belgium

France find a way.

Yet again, their matchwinner was a player from the opposition with Randal Kolo Muani's late strike officially going down as a Jan Vertonghen own-goal.

Les Bleus were the better team in Dusseldorf, but they will surely have to improve if they are to go all the way.

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90+2. The corner is cleared upfield, and that will be the end of Belgium's short-lived rescue mission.

France are heading to the quarter-finals.

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90. Belgium will only have three additional minutes in which to rescue this.

And even as De Bruyne heads over to take a corner, I have to say it doesn't seem likely.

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89. Taking a leaf out of the Gareth Southgate textbook, Domenico Tedesco makes two changes with a minute left on the clock.

Dodi Lukebakio and Charles De Ketelaere are on for Timothy Castagne and Yannick Carrasco.

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87. Saliba has done a great job in dealing with Lukaku today, and now he does similar with De Bruyne as the captain threatens to sneak in around the back.

The young defender is standing tall.

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83. De Bruyne hits one! Saved by Maignan!

Excellent, quick play from Belgium down the right sees Doku slip a pass into his captain's path, and he hits it first time from the edge of he box before Saliba can intercept.

Alert to the danger, Maignan palms it away and France survive a rare Belgian break.

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80. Ten to go.

Does anyone want to win this? Can anyone win this? I hope so because I could do with knocking off early.

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78. Mbappe has another dig, his fifth of this game and 15th of the competition.

It's the same result though, and another goalkick to Belgum.

France 0-0 Belgium - Vertonghen yellow card

76. It's been a while since we saw the flash of Glenn Nyberg's yellow card so here's two for the price of one.

First, he books Jan Vertonghen for a foul on Randal Kolo Muani in front of the dugouts, and then follows it up with a caution to Belgian head coach Domenico Tedesco for his complaints.

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74. Fed up of the forwards failing to fire, William Saliba takes matters into his own hands - and feet.

The Arsenal defender collects outside the area, turns to beat one Belgian, speeds past a second, and then arrows a strike wide of the near post.

Not bad.

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72. Doku has been permanently wearing a shocked look on his face in this second half, mostly directed at Glenn Nyberg.

This time the Manchester City winger cannot believe that not only has he not been awarded a foul, but France have a corner too.

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70. Maignan finally makes a save!

Lukaku works a rare opportunity for himself by shrugging off Upamecano inside the box, and hammering an effor across goal.

The angle was against the striker, but it was still a smart stop from the French goalkeeper.

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68. Belgium are still to register a shot on target in this contest.

France, meanwhile, haven't scored with any of their 63 non-penalty shots at Euro 2024 other than an Austrian own-goal.

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66. A quarter of the game remains and it is still deadlocked in Dusseldorf.

Griezmann is off target with another attempt and both goalkeepers remain largely untroubled.

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64. The answer is both of them.

Didier Deschamps introduces forward Randal Kolo Muani in place of Marcus Thuram while Orel Mangala is on for Belgium, taking over from Lois Openda.

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62. Both managers are deep in conversation with their support staff.

Which will make the first move by turning to their bench?

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60. What a challenge from Hernandez!

De Bruyne finally conjures some magic in midfield, slipping Carrasco through on goal on the right.

The forward storms into the box, preparing to strike across Maignan, but before he can connect he's halted in his tracks by the sliding tackle of Hernandez.

The full-back celebrates the moment with his goalkeeper as if they had won the Euros.

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58. Doku and Kounde are having their own battle out there on the far touchline, and you can throw in a ref that is determined not to give any free-kicks.

Wonderful stuff.