Austria v Croatia Live: Croatia look to seal top spot in Group A1 at the expense of bottom team Austria, who face relegation

The Inter midfielder appears to have a knee issue as he gets looked over.

The home side can't get a touch of the ball here, as Croatia work the ball well around their midfield.

Croatia are finding the Lens defender a difficult obstacle to overcome for the moment.

Austria are trying to push their defensive line out as quickly as possible, and that time it results in Croatia playing the ball out of play.

A classic outside-of-the-boot pass from Modric finds Perisic on the left touchline and the veteran curls in a low cross that Danso carefully clears.

Austria can celebrate as the goal will not be overruled.

Mere minutes after Croatia's opener, Austria hit back.

Sabitzer cuts back onto his right foot and fires in a low cross that Baumgartner guides goalwards with a stooping header.

However, VAR will take a look.

The home side win back possession and recycle it well as they probe patiently for a breakthrough.

Vlasic surges down the inside right channel and finds Luka Modric who removes a defender with a magic touch before he rifles home his second goal of the campaign.

More like a rugby tackle really, and a foul is awarded.

Brilliant play from the veteran winger as he skips by Baumgartner, but his cross is cleared without danger by the home side.

The big centre back holds off Budimir to head clear at the expense of a corner.

Sabitzer blocks an attempted long pass from Stanisic, but it falls to Gregoritsch who is in an offside position.

Aggressive pressing from Croatia yields the first foul of the match.

David Alaba hammers a long ball that goes dead for a goal kick from Austria's first possession.

Austria get us underway in Vienna.

The players are in the tunnel and we are not far now from getting things underway in Vienna.

Everyone has something to play for tonight.

The players are back in the dressing room after completing their pre-match preparations. That can only mean that the action is not far away.

Croatia were stunned back in June when Austria beat them 3-0 in Osijek, Croatia. Marcel Sabitzer unleashed from distance during the win.

Former Stoke City and West Ham forward Marko Arnautovic tonight becomes Austria's most capped player.

Arnautovic passes Andreas Herzog by winning his 104th international cap.