63 mins: What a stop!

Svenja Huth hangs on to the ball too long and loses it just outside the French box. Les Bleus fly forward on the counter-attack and slide Diani into the right side of the box.

She pulls the ball back to Bacha who takes a touch then smashes a shot at goal only for Hendrich to head it clear off the line.

60 mins: Delphine Cascarino is hooked off for France and is replaced with Clara Mateo. It’s a big call from Corinne Diacre as Cascarino has been one of France’s better players throughout this tournament.

Can Mateo provide the difference France need to take the lead?

57 mins: Lena Oberdorf has bought a yellow card for Selma Bacha. There was a stray arm from the French substitute but she hardly connected and Oberdorf’s reaction - she went down theatrically - convinces the referee to pull out a yellow card and award Germany a free kick.

54 mins: Sakina Karchaoui gets the ball on the left side for France and skips past a midfielder into the middle of the pitch. She plays a one-two with Selma Bacha to evade another tackle before both players fly up the pitch.

Karchaoui then sends the ball back out to the wing but it’s too far in front of Bacha who can’t keep it in play.

51 mins: Magull slides a nice through ball between the French lines and gets Huth in behind. She takes a heavy touch then can’t recover the ball before it runs out of play.

Magull is starting to take control for Germany. She receives another pass and spins to the edge of the box. The midfielder wants to play a one-two with Dabritz but the communication between the two isn’t great and Dabritz passes it to the opposite side of Magull’s run.

48 mins: Chance! Germany win an early corner that gets swung into the box. The ball is won by one of the French defenders but drops for Svenja Huth on the left side of the area.

She goes for goal with a first time shot but scuffs it into the side-netting.

Kick off: Germany get the match back underway.

France have made a substitution at half-time with Selma Bacha replacing Melvine Malard.

Which way is this one going to go?

France’s equaliser will go down as an own goal from Merle Frohms but it’s an opportunistic shot from Kadidiatou Diani that has earned that goal.

More of the same please in the second half.

Alexandra Popp opened the scoring for Germany with her fifth goal in five games at this year’s Euros. She’s the first women to do that in a single European Championship campaign.

45 mins: No added time. All square at the break.