Denmark v France LIVE: Hosts aim to top group as Kylian Mbappe and co look to end campaign on a high

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France huffed and puffed in search of a goal in the second half but, ultimately, it was a fruitless endeavour. The same can be said of Denmark's win, however, with Croatia beating Austria 3-1 in Vienna, topping the group and going through to the final four.

... as Denmark make a final change, Alexander Bah swapping in for Nissen.

Griezmann comes off, with Randal Kolo Muani taking his place.

After a spell of sustained possession for France, Maehle wins the ball high up the pitch and Denmark break. He picks out Braithwaite to his right, but his teammate's shot is blocked.

Hojlund rakes Upamecano down the shin and is shown a yellow card.

Denmark swarm the box and look to have France outnumbered, but Benjamin Pavard makes a crucial intervention to break up the attack.

Simon Kjaer and Martin Braithwaite are on, with Delaney and Olsen coming off.

Nkunku knocks the ball down for Mbappe in the box. He leathers a shot on target, but Schmeichel denies him once more.

Mbappe unleashes a fierce drive from the edge of the area, but Schmeichel saves with his legs.

Griezmann plays a beautiful ball between the Denmark centre-backs and Mbappe goes clean through. Schmeichel closes the angles and, one-on-one with France's talismanic forward, makes an excellent save.

Giroud and Mendy make way for Christopher Nkunku and Adrien Truffert, with the latter making his senior debut at international level.

Badiashile rises highest at a corner, but he glances his header beyond the far post.

Damsgaard and Dolberg swap out for Jesper Lindstrom and Rasmus Hojlund.

Olsen gets past Benoit Badiashile and bursts into the box. With the angle narrowing, he shoots low but can't force the ball past Areola.

Delaney is cautioned for chopping down Mbappe as he skipped past him.

The visitors win a corner and Upamecano gets on the end of it, but he can't beat Schmeichel.

We're back underway in Copenhagen.

Saliba and Camavinga are off for Jonathan Clauss and Youssouf Fofana respectively.

After a couple more dicey moments for France at corners, the first half comes to a close. The visitors can breathe a sigh of relief, having looked like they could easily have conceded a third goal before the break.