Good afternoon and welcome to Eurosport's LIVE coverage of the Euro 2016 group game between Ukraine and Poland. We'll bring you all the goals as they go in from Marseille. Kick-off: 17.00

Ukraine's Euro 2016 campaign comes to a close having failed to score a single goal or notch a single point. Poland on the other hand march into the last 16 and will face Switzerland for a place in the quarter-finals. This game wasn't really up to much, but Poland have taken the points.

FULL-TIME: Ukraine 0 Poland 1 (Blaszczykowski 54')

Ukraine sub: Roman Zozulya OFF, Antoliy Tymoschuk ON.

Poland were expected to be one of the most exciting teams in this competition, given their attacking talent. It hasn't quite worked out that way, but they will be happy with the results they have earned.

Three minutes of stoppage time to be played at the end of the second half.

Ukraine are pressing in search of an equaliser here, but their crosses are being repelled fairly easily. Poland are holding firm at the back. They still haven't conceded a goal.

Poland still haven't hit the heights, but if things stay the same they wil head into the last 16 having won two of their three games, drawing the other one against the world champions Germany. Not bad.

Just for a moment it looked like Ukraine would create a golden chance for themselves inside the penalty area, but Krychowiak was on hand to make the tackle and sweep up.

YARMOLENKO TRIES HIS LUCK! This time the winger cuts inside off the right flank and fires off a strike at goal, but it's far too central and Fabianki can make the simple save.

GOOD SAVE FROM FABIANSKI! Rotan lined up the shot from the best part of about 30 yards, but the Polish keeper watched it all the way and got down well to make the diving stop.

Can Ukraine create another opportunity to level the scoreline? Poland have had the better of the play in this second half, but Ukraine have created the better chances over the whole.

Poland's Jakub Blaszczykowski celebrates after scoring a goal.

HEADER JUST WIDE! That was the opportunity Ukraine had been waiting for in this second half, but when it comes Zozulya heads just past the post. Fabianski was beaten.

Uh oh! This could be a real concern for Poland. Lewandowski has pulled up and looks to be holding his groin. I don't get why they would keep him on the pitch. They need to make sure!

Things just aren't falling for the Polish front two at the moment. They have only scored two goals in their three games at these championships, despite their quality in attack.

NO TAKERS! Groisicki's freekick delivery at the back post was a dangerous one for Poland, but Milik was alert to the opportunity and the ball flashes out the other side and out of play.

Off comes Zinchenko, who was generally impressive for Ukraine. The teenager faded in the second half, but he has a bright future in front of him. Kovalenko is also highly rated.