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FULL TIME: Hungary 0-3 Portugal

It is a Cristiano Ronaldo show. Portugal dominated the first half proceedings with better scoring chances and more of the ball but failed to make any use of that. Hungary came close to scoring in the second half before their tired legs gave in and Portugal hit the jackpot.

Raphael Gurreiro's deflected attempt opened the flood gates before Ronaldo scored from the spot and slotting a home a second goal with a fantastic first touch to make it 3-0.

Portugal go top of Group F as Hungary stay bottom. Stay tuned to Sportskeeda as we bring all the UEFA Euro 2020 updates.

90+2' GOAL! Cristiano Ronaldo scores yet again as he finds himself unmarked inside the Hungary box after an initial first touch to receive a lofted pass and he drives it home past a hapless Gulacsi.

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89' Substitution for Portugal: Moutinho replaces Fernandes.

88' Substitution for Hungary: Varga replaces Fiola.

87' GOAL! Christiano Ronaldo drives hard and low into the back of the net to make it 2-0.

86' Orban booked for a challenge on Rafa Silva and Portugal have a penalty! Ronaldo standing over it.

84' GOAL! Raphael Gurreiro finds the back of the net after a massive deflection from a shot inside the box and Portugal take the lead, 1-0.

82' Hungary find the bacl off the net but it is ruled offside. 

81' Substitution for Portugal: Andre Silva replaces Diogo Jota.

79' Substitution for Portugal: Renato Sanches replaces William Carvalho.

77' Substitution for Hungary: Schon replaces Sallai, Siger replaces Kleinheisler.

76' Ronaldo appeals for a Fiola handball inside the Hungary but it is declared not a penalty after a late VAR check.

75' Slazai has a go at goal from a nrrow angle but it is off target.

73' Attila Slazai surges away from his defensive duties and heads down a cross from Botka across the face of the goal but there is no one at the end of that header to tap the bobbling ball into the net and Portugal clears the danger.

71' Substitution for Portufal: Bernardo Silva replaced by Rafa Silva.

70' Lovrencsics delivers in a cross to find Rolland Salai who fails to connect the shot and it trickles down the goal line for a Portugal goal-kick.

69' Bruno Fernandes whips in the resultant corner and Orban clears it away.

68' MISS! Bruno Fernandes with a long range attempt and it takes a nice swirl in the air and Gulacsi tips it away to safety. 

66' Bruno Fernandes delivers a corner, Ronaldo rises high but fails to time his jump and Hungary clear their lines.

65' Substitution for Hungary: Schaffer replaced by Nego.

63' Bernardo Silva has a cross delivered but Diego Jota fails to connect the header.

60' The game has taken a dip in terms of goal mouth action. Wave after wave of Portugal attacks but are pushed away by the Hungary defence.

57' Sallai manages to get a decent shot away and Rui Patrício stands up to bat to safety.

55' Bruno Fernandes takes a free-kick but the delivery is straight to the hands of Gulacsi. 

53' Cristiano Ronaldo has an attempt on goal after Danilo is brought down by Slazai.

50' SAVE! End to end ation here at Budapest. Slazai has an attempt on goal against the run of play from a narrow angle and Rui Patricios aves.

48' SAVE! Gulacsi makes a diving save as he parries away Pepe's header from a Bruno Fernandes corner.

46' Second-half kicks-off. 

HALF TIME: Hungary 0-0 Portugal

Portugal have been the better side of the two with lots of possession on the ball and have had the better scoring opportunities which were squandered. Hungary have been disciplined and gritty at the back and will be the happier of the two sides in the break. All to play for in the second-half. Stay tuned to Sportskeeda for the next 45 minutes.

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43' MISS! How did Cristiano Ronaldo miss that? He just had to keep the ball on target from point-blank range but scuffs a half volley over the goal. Portugal should have been 1-0 up here.

41' Portugal get yet another set-piece delivered but Hungary clear their lines.

40' SAVE! Nelson Semedo finds Digo Jota with a cross who twists, turns and shoots straight to Gulacsi.

39' YELLOW! Ruben Dias is booked for a two-footed challenge on Kleinheiser.

37' SAVE! Roland Sallai delivers the set-piece into the Portuguese box and Schafer connects the header but straight to Rui Patricio.

36' Bernardo Silva penalised for a challenge on Sallai. Hungary have a set-play opportunity. 

34' Schafer with a long ball across the Portuguese half towards Lovrencsics who fails to control it with his first touch and it runs out for a Portuguese goal-kick.

32' Fiola gets the ball back in Portuguese territory, tries to find Schafer with a through ball but Ruben Dias makes timely intercepts.

30' MISS! Cristiano Ronaldo takes a huge leap and connects the header to a Bernardo Silva cross wide of the target.

29' Portugal are playing with purpose and with the ball and are coming close to the dangerous areas in and around the Hungary box while Hungary struggle to keep the ball.

26' CLOSE! Portugal have a fantastic chance to go 1-0 ahead as Carvalho finds Bernardo Silva with a defence-splitting ball but a last ditched challenge from Slazai bails Hungary out of danger.

24' Bernardo Silva's corner is headed away by Slazai again as Ronaldo was lurking behind him in the box.

22' Portugal earn a corner after Nelson Semedo's cross in the middle is blocked by Slazai.

21' Hungary are resenting to a very physical brand of play and looking to play on counters while Portugal have more of the ball.

20' SAVE! Ronaldo gets a pinpoint ball forward from Bernardo Silva from the dip and his shot on goal is saved by Gulácsi.

18' Ronaldo shows his skills and trickery but is numbered out by the likes of Nagy and Kleinheisler. 

16' Nelson Semedo and Attila Fiola clash on to each other while going for an aerial challenge.

14' Raphael Guerreiro has come up from his right-back position to tries to have a go at a goal and makes a darting solo run inside the box but is eventually outnumbered by the Hungarian defenders.

12' Portugal moving the ball quickly and with purpose, Hungary having a tough time getting the possession.

9' Guerreiro gets a delivered ball from the right side from Ronaldo and he skews it away from the target. 

7' Bruno Fernandes delivers in a free-kick into the Hungary box but Hungary clear their lines.

5' Ronaldo has a shot on goal from a distance and Gulacsi makes a save.

3' Sallai is penalised for a foul on Pepe and Portugal get a set-piece situation around the 18-yard box.

1' KICK-OFF! 

National Anthems are sung loud and proud, and we are set for kick-off.

The players arrive at the middle in a fully packed Puskás Aréna in Budapest

Portugal have lost just one of their last 15 internationals, winning ten, the latest a 4-0 success against Israel in Lisbon on 9 June in which Bruno Fernandes scored twice and Cristiano Ronaldo once. This followed a goalless stalemate against Spain in Madrid five days earlier.

Hungary's EURO play-off match-winner Dominik Szoboszlai was ruled out of the final tournament with a groin injury that has sidelined him since he joined Leipzig from Salzburg at the turn of the year.

Portugal have won all three of their previous matches in Budapest, those three victories against Hungary. While this is their first game at the Puskás Aréna, they won both matches at the Népstadion, which was demolished in 2016 to make way for the new stadium that opened three years later.

Fernando Santos's side had finished third in Group F behind Hungary and Iceland having drawn all three games, before beating Croatia 1-0 after extra time in the round of 16 and Poland 5-3 on penalties after their quarter-final had finished 1-1.

Portugal claimed their first major silverware at UEFA EURO 2016, defeating hosts France 1-0 in Saint-Denis thanks to Éder's extra-time goal.

In 2016 a team coached by Bernd Storck finished first in Group F on five points, level with Iceland but above them on head-to-head record, and two points ahead of eventual champions Portugal with eliminated Austria on one point. Hungary opened with a 2-0 win against Austria in Bordeaux, Ádám Szalai opening the scoring, before draws against Iceland (1-1) and Portugal

This is Hungary's second consecutive EURO finals. Their 2016 appearance was their first since 1972 and their first major tournament since the 1986 World Cup. Only four countries competed at the first two EURO final rounds the Magyars reached – in 1964 and 1972.

The teams had shared a 3-3 draw at UEFA EURO 2016, Ronaldo also scoring twice in Lyon; Nani struck Portugal's other goal with Balázs Dzsudzsák getting two goals for Hungary after Zoltán Gera's opener.

Portugal beat Hungary home and away in qualifying for the 2018 FIFA World Cup. André Silva opened the scoring in Lisbon on 25 March 2017 before Cristiano Ronaldo's double secured a 3-0 win; Silva got the only goal in Budapest on 3 September the same year.

Portugal are unbeaten in their 13 previous matches against Hungary (W9 D4), scoring 30 goals and conceding only ten.

Portugal Subs: Anthony Lopes (GK), Rui Silva (GK), José Fonte, João Moutinho, André Silva, Rafa Silva, Renato Sanches, Rúben Neves, Pedro Gonçalves, João Félix, Sérgio Oliveira, Nuno Mendes

Hungary Subs: Dénes Dibusz (GK), Ádám Bogdán (GK), Ádám Lang, Ákos Kecskés, Loïc Négo, Tamás Cseri, Roland Varga, Dávid Sigér, Kevin Varga, Nemanja Nikolić, Szabolcs Schön, Bendegúz Bolla

Portugal XI: Rui Patrício GK (GK), Nélson Semedo, Pepe, Rúben Dias, Raphaël Guerreiro, Cristiano Ronaldo C, Bernardo Silva, Bruno Fernandes, Danilo, William Carvalho, Diogo Jota

Hungary XI: Péter Gulácsi GK, Attila Szalai, Attila Fiola, Willi Orbán, Ádám Nagy, Ádám Szalai C (GK), András Schäfer, Gergő Lovrencsics, László Kleinheisler, Roland Sallai, Endre Botka 

The Hungarians have never beaten Portugal, although they led their Group F match in Lyon three times back in June 2016 before eventually settling for a draw – a result that meant they finished above the eventual champions at the top of the section.

Hungary kick off their second successive EURO campaign against a Portugal team they also faced in the group stage of UEFA EURO 2016.

Hello and Welcome to Sportskeeda's LIVE coverage of the Euro 2020 Group F clash between Hungary and Portugal from the Ferenc Puskas Stadium in Budapest, Hungary. This is your host, Sayak Dipta Dey, who will keep you company throughout the 90 minutes as we build up to the encounter.