Albania has gone out of UEFA Euro 2016 after results in Group F meant it was impossible for it to be placed among the top four third-placed finishers.

Gianni De Biasi's side – playing in its first major tournament – defeated Romania 1-0 in Lyon last weekend to ensure it finished third in Group A.

A nervous wait followed to see if its record of three points and a minus-two goal difference would put it above two of the other sides which ended their groups in third spot and guarantee a place in the last 16.

However, Portugal's dramatic 3-3 draw against Hungary and Iceland's 2-1 win over Austria meant Fernando Santos's men finished third in Group F and ended the hopes of De Biasi's team.

Portugal has a better goal difference (level compared to minus-two) than Albania, which already sat behind Slovakia, Northern Ireland and Turkey in the rankings of third-placed teams.

Had Hungary defeated Portugal, Albania would have remained in with a chance of progressing going into the Group E finale.