Euro 2016 Day 5: Iceland stump Ronaldo; Magical Magyars get first win since 1964

Good morning - here’s your update of all the overnight action at Euro 2016. Click the links for full stories:

• Minnows Iceland frustrate Ronaldo and his Portugal teammates
• Scuffles break out in Lille as perfect storm of hooliganism approaches
• Hungary beat Austria for first Euros win since 1964
• Joachim Loew’s ‘scratch-and-sniff’ antics laughed off by players
• Russia handed ‘provisional disqualifcation’ by Uefa - but will ‘fans’ care

Winter is coming

With a population of just over 300,000, Iceland are by far the smallest team at the Euros - but they left Portugal and superstar Cristiano Ronaldo frustrated with an excellent battling display to earn a 1-1 draw.

Nani gave Portugal the lead on the half-hour mark, firing in Andre Gomes’ cross from the right.

It had been coming for a while, and at that point you thought Portugal would cruise to victory.

Evidently they did too as they took their foot off the gas, and Birkir Bjarnason scored Iceland’s first ever goal at a major tournament five minutes into the second half.

Portugal were rattled, and although it was backs to the wall for Iceland for the rest of the match, Ronaldo and co. never got a clear sight of goal.

Ronaldo equalled his country’s all-time appearances record, but it’s doubtful this one will feature in any future self-aggrandising documentaries he makes.