There's one team England naturally wants to avoid: Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal, which heads into its final match against leader Hungary in third place. "I think they'll be asking questions of us when they get the ball, trying to put pressure on us with their attacking football." "I don't think France will be playing in the same way as Russia, Wales and Slovakia played against us. "The way we are playing we shouldn't fear people but it's by far from an easy game (Portugal)," Cahill said. England meets the runner-up of that group, which remains wide open, with Hungary, Iceland, Portugal and Austria all able to advance.

Source: New Zealand Herald June 21, 2016 13:30 UTC