Ukraine v France: live - Telegraph 16.20 Right, so here are the teams. And you'll notice that France have rung the changes. Out go Florent Malouda and Patrice Evra. In come Gael Clichy and Jeremy Menez. Menez, I expect, will slot in on the right, with Nasri taking up a more central role. There were bizarre rumours this afternoon that Nasri was in danger of being dropped, which given he's their most creative player along with Ribery, seems a strange move. Ukraine are unchanged. Ukraine (4-4-1-1): Pyatov; Gusev, Khacheridi, Mykhalyk, Selin; Yarmolenko, Tymoschuk, Nazarenko, Konoplyanka; Shevchenko; Voronin. Subs: Koval, Kucher, Garmash, Aliev, Shevchuk, Rotan, Milevskiy, Seleznyov, Rakitskiy, Butko, Devic, Goryainov. France (4-2-3-1): Lloris, Debuchy, Rami, Mexes, Clichy; Diarra, Cabaye; Menez, Nasri, Ribery; Benzema. Subs: Mandanda, Evra, Valbuena, Giroud, Matuidi, Reveillere, Malouda, M'Vila, Martin, Ben Arfa, Koscielny, Carrasso. Referee: Bjorn Kuipers (Holland) 16.00 Where were you when this happened? Magic. Whatever you think of Ukraine, there's something addictive about the visceral joy of a home crowd erupting in unison. So we couldn't help feeling a little bit happy for Andrei Shevchenko as he made his European Championship debut on Monday night. Still, putting two goals past a creaky Sweden defence (that is probably about to keep England out for 90 minutes later on tonight; stay tuned for that) is one thing. Getting past Hugo Lloris and an excess of Mexes is, by definition, a different thing. But the co-hosts could become the first team to qualify for the quarter-finals tonight if they beat France. That would be something, wouldn't it? And given that France's national sport is not football but arguing, surely it's not completely impossible, is it? Is it? Stay tuned, we'll find out.