Euro 2024 day 19: Netherlands and Turkey complete quarter-final line-up

Turkey’s Merih Demiral (left) and Austria’s Michael Gregoritsch both found the net in Turkey’s win over Austria (Adam Davy/PA)

Turkey will face the Netherlands in the Euro 2024 quarter-finals in Berlin after two contrasting last-16 showdowns in Germany on Monday.

Two late goals from Donyell Malen added to an early strike from Cody Gakpo and sealed a 3-0 win for the Dutch over Romania in Munich.

Merih Demiral also fired a brace in Turkey’s 2-1 win over Austria but the real hero was Turkish keeper Mert Gunok, whose injury time wonder-save sealed his side’s progression.

Here, the PA news agency looks back at the latest action from Euro 2024.

Malen at the double

Donyell Malen eased Dutch nerves with a late brace as the Netherlands completed a 3-0 win over Romania in Munich to seal their place in the last eight.

Despite Cody Gakpo’s early strike, Ronald Koeman’s side spurned a succession of chances to make the game safe as Romania looked to find a way to force extra time.

But Malen eased nerves with a close-range finish seven minutes from time and wrapped up a deserved success after a fine run in stoppage time.

Gunok saves Turkey

Austria v Turkey – UEFA Euro 2024 – Round of 16 – Leipzig Stadium — Merih Demiral’s double paved the way for Turkey’s 2-1 win over Austria (Adam Davy/PA)

Merih Demiral scored after just 57 seconds and added a second on the hour as two set-plays undid Austria in their last-16 clash in Leipzig.

Michael Gregoritsch also converted from a deflected set-piece to give the Austrians hope but Christoph Baumgartner spurned a succession of chances to find a leveller.

Baumgartner’s frustration was complete deep into injury time as he rose highest in the box to power a goal-bound header only to see Gunok spring to his right and paw the ball around the post to spark raucous celebrations in the Turkish ranks.

England at ease

England v Slovakia – UEFA Euro 2024 – Round of 16 – Arena AufSchalke — Jude Bellingham enjoyed some well-deserved down time on Monday (Bradley Collyer/PA)

The England squad enjoyed a much-needed rest day at Euro 2024 following the “emotional rollercoaster’” victory over Slovakia on Sunday.

Jude Bellingham spoke of the mixture of feelings after his last-gasp overhead kick took the last-16 meeting into extra-time before Harry Kane headed home to seal a quarter-final against Switzerland.

“It was a bit of an emotional rollercoaster, really,” Bellingham told the Diary Room on England’s social media channels.

“Not probably the most enjoyable way to win a game, obviously you always want to feel like you’re in control and you’re comfortable. But you’ve got to find ways to win.”