In the early morning of June 26, Beijing time, the group stage of the European Cup continued, and Group D ushered in the final round of competition.
The winners of Group D will move on to the bottom half of the bracket, where the quarter-finals will face the second-placed team in Group F (Portugal's group), and if they advance to the quarter-finals, they will face the winners of Group E (Belgium and Ukraine) and (third in the ABC Group 3).
In the event of a semi-final, potential opponents include the winners of Group C (England's group), one of the three third in DEF, and the winners of Italy and Switzerland.
There is no doubt that the top spot in Group D will go to the Paradise Half.
The corresponding to this is the death half, which is the upper half. Group D 2/8 finals against Group E runners-up Belgium and Ukraine), which is not too easy. After reaching the quarter-finals, the team is likely to meet Portugal. After reaching the semi-finals, the semi-finals could be against either Germany or Spain.
After the first two rounds of Group D, the Netherlands and France both have four points, and the Netherlands are temporarily in first place by virtue of the advantage of goals scored. The final round of the two group games starts at the same time.
After just six minutes, Austria broke the deadlock when Plass crossed from the flank, and Malen shoveled the ball straight into his own goal to give Austria the lead.
In the live standings, Austria jumped to the top of the group, France remained second in the group, and the Netherlands dropped to third in the group.
For the remainder of the first half, neither team found the back of the net. After half-time, Austria led the Netherlands 1-0 and France 0-0 Poland.
Two minutes into the second half, the Netherlands equalised with a flash and Gakpo's shot went straight into the far corner.
This goal changed the live standings for the second time, with the Netherlands returning to top of the group and Austria dropping to third.
On the other side, France also scored quickly, and in the 54th minute, Dembele burst into the box and was brought down, and the referee awarded a penalty.
Mbappe's penalty deceived the goalkeeper and scored comfortably, and Mbappe also scored his first goal at the European Championship.
The goal changed the group for the third time, with France climbing to top of the group, the Netherlands second and Austria third.
Three minutes later, however, Austria took the lead again when Schmid headed home the net. The group standings changed for the fourth time, with Austria second and the Netherlands dropping to third.
In the 75th minute, Depay helped the Netherlands equalize and changed the group standings for the fifth time, with the Netherlands moving to second place and Austria back to third.
On the other side, Robert Lewandowski scored a penalty in the 79th minute to move France back to second place in the group and the Netherlands to first place.
One minute later, Sabitzer's goal gave Austria the lead again. This is also the seventh time that the group has changed in the standings, and it is also the final result.
At the end of the two games in this group, France drew 1-1 with Poland and Austria beat the Netherlands 3-2, and the combined seven goals of the four teams changed the group table seven times. In the end, Austria won the group with 2 wins and 1 loss, France won 1 win and 2 draws and the group was second, and the Netherlands team won 1 win, 1 draw and 1 loss and was third in the group.
Austria are in the bottom half, with potential powerhouses including England and Belgium in the heavenly half. France are in the death half, which includes the three favourites Germany, Spain and Portugal.