Today is the group match between Ukraine and Northern Ireland by 5pm @ parc olympique Lyonnais

MATCH PREVIEW

When the groups were drawn for Euro 2016, this is the
fixture both Northern Ireland and Ukraine would have
looked at as their best chance for recording a win. Defeats
to Poland and Germany will only have enhanced those
views.
The story of Northern Ireland's defeat to Poland, which
ended their record 12-game unbeaten run, can be summed
up in one stat: Kyle Lafferty, their seven-goal top scorer in
qualifying, made two defensive clearances, one more than
the number of shots he managed.
Ukraine can at least concentrate on the rest of the group
stage knowing that Germany are out of the way. The
Ukrainians are ranked 19th in the Fifa rankings, higher than
Northern Ireland (25) and neighbours Poland (27), who they meet in their final game.

Northern Ireland's players are expected to wear black
armbands in memory of supporter Darren Rodgers, 24,
who died in the early hours of Monday morning
after accidentally falling from a wall.

MATCH FACTS
Head-to-head -Northern Ireland have never beaten Ukraine in four attempts (D2, L2). -Ukraine did the double over Northern Ireland in qualifying for the 1998 World Cup. -Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill came off the bench in the 1-0 defeat in Belfast. -Current Ukraine assistant coach Andriy Shevchenko scored in their 2-1 win in Kiev.
Ukraine -Ukraine are playing at their second European Championship. They co-hosted Euro 2012 and qualified this time round via a play-off success against Slovenia. It was their first play-off win at the sixth attempt. They had 12 corners against Germany - only Spain, with 14, won more in the opening round of fixtures. Defeat against Germany ended Ukraine's six-game unbeaten run, which included five wins. Thirteen goals have been scored in Ukraine's last three fixtures.
Northern Ireland -Northern Ireland are competing at their first European Championship. They have not played at a major final tournament since bowing out of the 1986 World Cup at the group stage. -Their record breaking 12-game unbeaten run came to an end against Poland (W6, D6). -Their previous defeat was a 1-0 friendly defeat to Scotland in March 2015. That was also the last time they suffered back-to-back losses. Michael O'Neill's men have conceded only once in four games - Arkadiusz Milik's goal for Poland last time out.