Thankfully this is one of the easier group permutations at this summer's Euros.

The top three teams in Group D are separated by just one point and could each end the group stages in first, second or third.

The Netherlands and France are guaranteed and at worst will finish in a best third-place spot.

The pair just need to avoid defeats to finish in the top two.

Austria will finish in the top two if they beat the Netherlands. A point would be enough for at least a top-four third-placed finish.

Poland became the first team to be eliminated from the competition following France's draw with the Netherlands on Friday. Because they lost to Austria they can only finish fourth.

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There’s three changes for the Netherlands from the side that drew with France in their last game.

Lutsharel Geertruida, Joey Veerman and Donyell Marlen all start. Memphis Depay retains his place in the side while Wout Weghorst is again on the bench.

Netherlands XI: Verbruggen, Geertruida, De Vrij, Van Dijk, Ake, Reijnders, Schouten, Veerman, Malen, Depay, Gakpo

For Austria, there are starts for Max Wober, Alexander Prass, Romano Schmid and Patrick Wimmer.

Austria XI: Pentz, Prass, Lienhart, Wober, Posch, Schmid, Grillitsch, Sabitzer, Seiwald, Wimmer, Arnautovic.

France captain Kylian Mbappe is back into the starting XI after sitting out the draw with the Netherlands with a broken nose.

Antoine Griezmann has to settle for a place on the bench as Bradley Barcola comes into the side.

France XI: Maignan, Kounde, Upamecano, Saliba, Hernandez, Tchouameni, Kante, Rabiot, Dembele, Barcola, Mbappe

Subs: Areola, Thuram, Camavinga, Clauss, Coman, Fofana, Giroud, Kolo Muani, Konate, Mendy, Pavard, Samba, Zaire-Emery, Griezmann

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Poland boss Michal Probierz has brought captain Robert Lewandowski into his starting XI.

The Barcelona striker came on off the bench pn the hour mark in the loss to Austria after missing the first match through injury.

Poland XI: Skorupski, Kiwior, Dawidowicz, Bednarek, Zalewski, Moder, Zielinski, Frankowski, S. Szymanski, Lewandowski, Urbanski

Subs: Bereszynski, Bulka, Grosicki, Piątek, Piotrowski, Puchacz, Romanczuk, Salamon, Skoras, Szymanski, Walukiewicz, Swiderski, Buksa, Slisz

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France and Poland team news coming next.

Would you start Kylian Mbappe, or rest him before the knockouts?

It's the final round of fixtures in Group D!

France, the Netherlands and Austria are all battling for top spot, while Poland are playing for pride.

Will we see Kylian Mbappe take to the field for the first time since his nose break?

How about Robert Lewandowski, will he be playing in his final match at a Euros?

So many stories emerging. Let's take you through them!

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