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Euro 2016 as it happened: Relive Thursday's action as England beat Wales and Northern Ireland stun Ukraine

Relive Thursday's Euro 2016 action

Sam Dymond
Thursday 16 June 2016 07:35 BST
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Jonas Hector vies for the header with Lukasz Piszczek
Jonas Hector vies for the header with Lukasz Piszczek (Getty)

Welcome to The Independent’s live coverage of Thursday’s European Championship group stage action.

  • England beat Wales 2-1 to go top of Group B
  • Daniel Sturridge scores injury-time winner for England
  • Jamie Vardy comes off substitutes' bench to equalise
  • Wales take the lead through a Gareth Bale free-kick
  • Both England and Wales can still qualify for Euro 2016 last-16
  • Northern Ireland stun Ukraine with 2-0 win
  • Germany and Poland draw blanks in Paris

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13 mins: Why bother with 30 yard passes when you can indulge with 30 yard shots? That must have been the thought in Wayne Rooney's mind as he lined up a long range effort at goal. What was in his mind seconds later as the ball soared into the Welsh supporters in the stand is another matter.

Sam Dymond16 June 2016 14:15
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16 mins: There are mild claims for a penalty from Dele Alli as Ben Davies puts two hands on the Tottenham midfielder's back as a pass is sent his way. There's a definite push from his clubmate, but referee Felix Brych - a doctor of law - is not interested in adhering to these rules, and waves play on.

Sam Dymond16 June 2016 14:19

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