Georgia 1-1 Czech Republic LIVE – EURO 2024 latest as Schick equalises for the Czech Republic in crucial clash

GEORGIA AND CZECH REPUBLIC PLAY OUT ENTHRALLING DRAW IN HAMBURG.

Patrik Schick’s record-breaking goal spared the blushes of Czech Republic as they played out a frantic 1-1 draw against Georgia at the Volksparkstadion.

Georgia took a deserved lead on the stroke of half time with a penalty converted calmly by their striker, Georges Mikautadze after a somewhat controversial VAR check for handball from Robin Hranac.

After the half time break, the Czechs began to dominate the ball with their set pieces clearly causing all sorts of issues at the back for Georgia and it wasn’t long before Schick bundled in a corner to equalise.

This result means that the result of group F will go down to the final matches to be played on Wednesday with Georgia looking to cause an upset against Portugal and the Czech Republic looking to get a result against Turkey.

An enthralling game here in Hamburg ends in a 1-1 draw meaning the result of Group F goes down to the final match day on Wednesday.

What drama at the end as Georgia break with a three on one. The shot at the end is put over the bar and the final kick of the game could've won the game for Georgia.

The Czechs will be wondering how they haven't transferred their second half dominance into a winning goal

Five long minutes for Georgia to hang on here for a point whilst the Czechs look for one final opportunity

Georgia look incredibly tired and leggy as Czech Republic continue to romp forward searching for a winner. If they don't find one, it makes the final game against Turkey even tougher

The goal scorer for Georgia, Mikautadze, is replaced by Kvilitaia.

The referee is becoming slighly card happy here as he brandishes two yellows in quick succession to Gvelesiani and Mekvabishvili.

Off comes Kvaratskhelia and Kvaratskhelia and replaced by Gvelesiani and Lobzhanidze

The Czechs are going all out to try and secure a win here with Sevcik and Barak replacing Jurasek and Provod

Poor decision from the referee and Soucek is booked for a challenge where he seemingly got the ball. The Czech captain protests his innocence but the card stands.

Mamardashvili continues to save Georgia as Lingr shoots low to the keeper's left. A strong hand pushes the ball away to safety. Georgia look like they're hanging on here.

It is clear that Czech Republic are the better team in this second half but Georgia still hold a threat from the counter attack which the Czechs should be wary about.

A draw does not suit both teams but would still give them a chance at qualification

As presumed, Schick cannot continue and is replaced by Chytil who played well against Portugal when he came on in the first game.

The power of the Czech Republic is beginning to have a big affect on this game now. Schick, however, goes down holding his calf and looks like he is going to have to be replaced just after scoring

In response to the equaliser, Georgia make a double change. Davitashvili and Tsitaishvili come off and on comes Chakvetadze and Lochoshvili.

Equaliser for the Czech Republic as their set piece dominance continues. An out swinging corner is bundled in by Patrik Schick and the Czech's have a deserved goal.

Schick becomes the Czech Republic's leading goal scorer at the Euros

Georgia should be leading by two as they counter attack on the Czechs. The shot, though, is agonisingly wide

Cerny and Hlozek are brought off as Lingr and Jurasek come on.

Hasek hopes this will lead to an equaliser.

Another clear yellow as Holes is booked for stopping a break from Georgia. That is now three Czech players into the referee's book.