Hello and welcome to our live coverage of the Euro 2016 game between Hungary and Iceland – two of the minnows of the tournament, but already with huge results behind them.

Sadly, there has been some disorder before kick-off.

FIVE MINUTES TO KICK-OFF: The Hungarians have won the last five encounters - scoring at least three times in the last three games.

Zoltan Stieber, who scored in Hungary’s 2-0 victory over Austria, replaces Krisztian Nemeth. Tamas Priskin provided the goal and he also features in the starting XI, in place of Adam Szalai. Roland Juhasz replaces the injured Attila Fiola in defence.

Iceland field the same side that remarkably held Portugal to a 1-1 draw. Kolbeinn Sigthorsson was on the score-sheet and he retains his place in attack for this crucial Group F clash.

PRE-MATCH STAT! Iceland have won three of 10 games against Hungary, losing the other seven.

Lars Lagerbäck, Iceland manager: "We have two matches coming up and we're going for three points in both. We want first of all to qualify, but also to have as good a position as possible in the group. So we'll definitely go for a win."

Hungary striker Nemanja Nikolic: “I expect a tough match, we’ve watched them two or three times before. Certainly the staff have analysed them already and we’ve identified the weak points that we would like to exploit. We’re expecting a tough match against them, but for us this is a very important match and if we come out of it well, we’ll qualify for the next round."

ICELAND: Halldórsson, Saevarsson, Sigurdsson, Arnason, Skúlason, Gudmundsson, Sigurdsson, Gunnarsson, Bjarnason, Sigthorsson, Bödvarsson. Subs: Hauksson, Hermannsson, Ingason, Finnbogason, Kristinsson, Jónsson, Sigurjonsson, Bjarnason, Magnusson, Hallfredsson, Traustason, Gudjohnsen. /// HUNGARY: Kiraly, Lang, Guzmics, Juhász, Kadar, Kleinheisler, Gera, Nagy, Stieber, Priskin, Dzsudzsák. Subs: Korhut, Fiola, Elek, Szalai, Németh, Dibusz, Böde, Lovrencsics, Pintér, Nikolic, Bese, Gulácsi.

Hungary defeated Austria 2-0 in their opening game and top Group F, two points ahead of Iceland and Portugal, who remarkably drew 1-1.