Euro 2020’s “group of death” lived up to its billing with a dramatic final round of matches.
Both games finished 2-2 and it was France and Germany who qualified top and second respectively.
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1. Group F results
2. France
3. Germany
4. Portugal
5. Hungary (hosts)
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