Iceland v Portugal LIVE: Ronaldo scores on his 200th appearance for Portugal

CORNER TO PORTUGAL

Diogo Dalot wins Portugal yet another corner. This is their fifth of the match inside the first 16 minutes.

Ruben Neves fires in a cross to the back post which Bruno Fernandes fires against an Iceland defender.

Finnbogason tries his luck from distance but Costa watched it all the way as it drifts wide of the post.

The hosts are enjoying their first spell on the ball and are moving it well.

Bruno Fernandes tries a Hollywood ball out to Leao on the left but gets it horribly wrong and blasts it out of play.

Bruno Fernandes' corner evades all in the box and drifts out for a goal kick.

Rafael Leao and Bruno Fernandes link up well again, the ball then comes to Cancelo who fire in a cross which is turned behind for another corner.

Ruben Dias rises highest at the back post to power a header towards goal but Alex Runarsson does enough to tip it behind for another corner.

Diogo Dalot does well to find space before hanging up an inviting cross which is headed behind by an Iceland defender for a corner.

Bruno Fernandes is brought down again and Portugal have a free kick.

Bruno Fernandes is fouled twice in the same move by Thorsteinsson and Portugal have a free kick.

Iceland have thier first corner of the match.

Bruno Fernandes and Rafael Leao link up brilliantly on the left-hand side but it's called for offside. That could be a very interesting partnership tonight.

Fernandes will take the first corner of the match.

Iceland are pressing the ball high and trying to win it off Portugal in dangerous areas, Portugal are moving the ball well and if Iceland continue like this there will be lots of space for Martinez's men to exploit.

Age Hareide's side get down well on the right-hand side and fire in a cross which doesn't reach the intended target.

The players are out on the pitch and ready for the national anthems.

The KSI (Icelandic Football Federation) have confirmed that tonight's match is sold out.

Despite being one of Europe’s hottest talents, Rafael Leao has found it difficult to gain a position in the starting XI for Portugal but Roberto Martinez has included him from the start tonight. Leao played just 15 minutes against Luxembourg and still managed to grab a goal and an assist, he played 23 minutes against Liechtenstein and last time out against Bosnia & Herzegovina, he stayed on the bench.

Tonight’s match is just his fourth start for the Selecao.

Iceland made history when they qualified for the UEFA European Championships in 2016 for the first time ever. They defied the odds even further by making it to the quarter-finals, knocking out England before losing to France. They failed to qualify for Euro 2020 after losing 2-1 to Hungary in the play-off final.