Full-Time: TURKEY 3-2 CZECH REPUBLIC.

There's not time left for the Czechs to save themselves and Turkey are through to the quarter-finals.

Sub Baros is booked for a show of dissent from the bench.

Tuncay has gone in goal for Turkey.

Czech skipper Tomas Ujfalusi barges over Nihat and is cautioned.

An incredible finish to the evening, what drama is there yet to come.

Volkan has pushed Koller over after an altercation in the area, he's red-carded and the Turks have no more subs to use, but at least it's not a penalty.

What a fantastic finish to the game and there are four minutes of added time to be played as well.

TURKEY 3-2 CZECH REPUBLIC, astonishing, NIHAT breaks the offside trap and curls home a superb right-foot shot from the edge of the area.

What a time to make such an error, Cech looks utterly forlorn.

TURKEY 2-2 CZECH REPUBLIC, Altintop curls in a cross and Cech makes an horrendous mistake, dropping the ball to allow NIHAT to turn the loose ball home from a few yards out.

Terim looks agitated in his technical area, it really is tense stuff now.

Sionko trots off for the Czechs and Stanislav Vlcek comes on to try and steady the ship.

Jankulovski goes over a challenge from Tuncay and stays down to waste a few more seconds.

Sionko drives into the area, but rightly gets nothing for an extravagant dive.

Servet looks certain to equalise, but heads wide from five yards out, Turkey should have been level.

The Czechs bring off Plasil and send on Michal Kadlec.

Just over ten minutes to go and things have certainly hotted back up, as Tomas Galasek goes into the book.

Cech palms away a Kazim-Richards cross from the right, as the Czechs begin to wobble at the back.

Suddenly Turkey are back on their game and are pushing forward in numbers.

That was a fine goal and makes it very much game on again, another Turkey goal will force a penalty shoot-out for a place in the last eight.

TURKEY 1-2 CZECH REPUBLIC, Turkey mount a patient attack and Altintop's cross to the far post is converted by a low drive by ARDA.

Asik brings down Rozehnal as the Czech defender makes a rare foray forward.

Polak shoots against the post from Sionko's cross and then takes a boot to the head as he dives to meet the loose ball, which Volkan dives on eventually.

The Czechs are preparing to bring on Baros, probably for the tiring Koller.

Tuncay runs onto a near-post ball in from the left, but he cannot get enough power on his header to trouble Cech.

Midway through the second half and the Turks have a mountain to climb now.

Arda has been booked by the Swedish referee.

Turkey coach Fatih Terim is furious, his team were down to ten men when the Czechs scored their second goal, which should prove crucial.

Gungor has been stretchered away from the action, with Emre Asik taking his place.

TURKEY 0-2 CZECH REPUBLIC, Sionko crosses from the right and Jaroslav PLASIL arrives right on cue to net at the far post, with Volkan almost keeping the ball out again.

Koller breaks clear from the halfway line, but he is caught up and eventually sidefoots wide from 15 yards.

Turkey have a couple of players down injured, Servet and Emre Gungor.

Altintop fires a cross in from the right, but there's not Turkish striker willing to gamble in the middle.

Turkey bring on Colin Kazim-Richards for Mehmet Topal.

Rozehnal heads away from yet another Arda cross and then he clears a Sabri ball in from the other flank.

Arda makes space on the left and gets a cross in with his right foot, but Cech is again out smartly to collect the ball and clear downfield.

Tuncay heads a free-kick straight at Cech, the Czechs need to step it up or risk conceding in the near future.

It's all Turkey so far this half, Rozehnal again has to cover well to avert the danger.

Hakan Balta gets forward from left-back and his cross is arrowing towards Nihat before Rozehnal makes a fine defensive header.

Turkey have certainly started the second half better than they started the first.

Jankulovski gets across to cover, but his clearance falls to Nihat, whose clever volley isn't too far over the top of Cech's crossbar.

Mehmet Aurelio touches a free-kick into the Czech area, but Cech is out to catch the dropping ball.

Turkey have brought on Sabri for Semih as they go in search of a crucial equaliser.

Turkey start the second period.

Half-Time: TURKEY 0-1 CZECH REPUBLIC.

Polak has space in the Turkish area, but he delays the shot and it is blocked for a corner.

Sionko curls in a first-time cross which is met by Koller, but his effort is way too high to trouble Volkan.

Jankulovski bends in a deep free-kick and Koller is afforded time and space, but heads over the top from 12 yards out.

A few minutes to go to half-time and the Czechs probably deserve to be ahead at this stage.

Another Nihat free-kick is headed over the Czech bar by Servet, he looks dangerous from set-pieces.

Matejovksy leaves the pitch on a stretcher and David Jarolim takes his place.

Nihat fires in an excellent near-post corner, but Cech makes an excellent punched clearance under some pressure.

A classic Koller strike, Volkan got a hand to it but couldn't keep it out.

TURKEY 0-1 CZECH REPUBLIC, Zdenek Grygera gets away down the right and his cross is headed powerfully past Volkan by the giant KOLLER.

Jankulovski fires in a superb cross from the left, but Volkan is out quickly to gather the ball with his feet.

Servet meets Hamit Altintop's ball in from the right, but his header drops straight into the arms of the waiting Cech.

Semih and Nihat trouble the Czech central defence, before David Rozehnal gets across to cover.

Koller chests the ball down in the Turkish area, but Servet is across quickly to clear the danger.

Sionko cuts inside from the right and tries to curl the ball to the far corner with his left foot, it drifts a yard too high with Volkan at full stretch.

Midway through the first half and the quarter-final spot is still up for grabs.

Jankulovski makes a storming run from left-back, his far-post cross is played back across goal by Sionko and Servet is in the right place to make a fine clearance.

Koller feeds Sionko on the right, but he turns back into trouble just as the Turkish defence looked to be opening up.

Mehmet Topal works some space 25 yards from goal, but his left-foot shot is sliced miles wide of Petr Cech's goal.

It's been tense, but so far there has been little action in either penalty area.

The Czechs respond with Matejovsky forcing the first save of the game from Turkey goalkeeper Volkan, it was comfortable.

Tuncay finds space 30 yards out and his right-foot drive is narrowly wide of target.

The Swedish referee is desperate to stamp his authority on the game and he's certainly not helping the Turkish cause.

Koller is fouled again and Emre Gungor nearly becomes the third Turk to earn a booking.

Liobor Sionko makes ground down the right, but he is eased off the ball by Servet.

Jankulovski delivers the free-kick into the are and Koller heads over from 15 yards.

Koller is fouled by Servet Cetin and Mehmet Aurelio is booked for a bit of dissent.

Turkey finally get into the Czech half, but they cannot fashion a shot on goal.

Jaroslav Plasil plays a short corner to Libor Sionko before firing a shot high over the bar from 30 yards out.

Mehmet Topal lunges into a tackle on Jan Polak and gets the first yellow card of the game.

A strong start by the Czechs, Turkey have yet to see any possession.

Marek Jankulovski delivers the ball to the far post, but it's just too high to be headed back across goal.

Matejovsky wins a free-kick on the Czech right flank, a dangerous position for Turkey.

Marek Matejovsky tries a shot from 25 yards, but it's well wide of target.

The Czechs get the game underway.

Turkey make three changes from the win over Switzerland, with Semih Senturk handed a start after scoring in that game.

Czech coach Karel Bruckner has recalled Jan Koller to his starting line-up, with Milan Baros dropped to the bench.

The last eight place will be decided by a penalty shoot-out if this game ends as a draw.

Turkey and the Czech Republic go head-to-head for a place in the quarter-finals in the Stade de Geneve in Geneva.