Turkey v Portugal player ratings: Akaydin 2, Kokcu 5; Silva 9, Ronaldo 8

Roberto Martinez's side qualify as Group F winners after easy win in Dortmund

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  Altay Bayindir 3/10

  TURKEY RATINGS. Let in three and played his part in horrible mix up for second goal. Reuters

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  Zeki Celik 4/10

  One first-half cross should have led to the opener. Fell asleep and played Ronaldo onside in prelude to goal number three. Booked for dissent. AFP

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  Samet Akaydin 2/10

  Will have nightmares about the no look back-pass that gifted Portugal a 2-0 lead. Harshly booked but needs to stay on his feet more. A bit of a disaster all round. Getty Images

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  Abdulkerim Bardakci 3/10

  Never convinced. Too quick to go to ground. Dived in recklessly as Ronalso set up the third. Booked. Getty Images

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  Ferdi Kadioglu 5/10

  The only member of Turkey's back four not to be booked. Had a difficult game but kept going. AP

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  Kaan Ayhan 4/10

  Got on the ball and a couple of decent passes early on as Turkey looked to break at pace. Disappeared as Portugal took over. EPA

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  Hakan Calhanoglu 5/10

  One glorious switch of play led to great chance for Akturkoglu in early going but struggled to impact game and set-piece deliveries were below his usual high standard. EPA

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  Kerem Akturkoglu 5/10

  Missed big chance early in game. Tested Costa after wriggling free in a rare Turkey attack. Withdrawn on the hour. EPA

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  Orkun Kokcu 5/10

  Deflected the ball into Silva's path for opening goal. Hooked at half-time. Getty Images

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  Yunus Akgun 5/10

  Lively enough in the opening exchanges but anonymous after that. Failed to track Mendes in build-up to opener. Replaced by Guler with 20 minutes remaining. Getty Images

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  Baris Alper Yilmaz 4/10

  Starved of service and completely ineffective. AFP

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  Yusuf Yazici 5/10

  TURKEY SUBS. (On for Kokcu, 45'): Tried to add energy but was parachuted into a losing effort. EPA

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  Kenan Yildiz 5/10

  (On for Akturkoglu, 58'): Precious little chance to show quality with team sliding towards heavy defeat. EPA

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  Ismail Yuksek 5/10

  (On for Ayhan, 58'): Pitched into hopelessly overmatched Turkish midfield. Getty Images

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  Arda Guler 6/10

  (On Akgun, 70'): Not fit to start and will need to be if Turkey are to bounce back from this. Getty Images

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  Merih Demiral 6/10

  (On for Akaydin, 75'): Solid enough and will surely get a start now after the performances of the starting centre-backs. Reuters

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  Diogo Costa 7/10

  PORTUGAL RATINGS. Portugal had only kept one clean sheet in last six, yet Roberto Martinez’s side were barely troubled as they went through as group winners. AFP

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  Joao Cancelo 7/10

  Beaten at the far post as Turkey almost went ahead after six minutes, then ran forward and misplaced a pass for Ronaldo. He was saved as the Turkish defender Akaydin turned it into his own net for the second goal. APShow less

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  Pepe 8/10

  The 41-year-old used all his experience in his fifth Euros to make brilliantly timed challenges and interceptions against players half his age. Still reads the game so well. Received an ovation, even from the vast Turkish following, as he left the field. APShow less

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  Ruben Dias 7/10

  Faultless on the floor and in the air, he had more touches – by a distance – than any other player. Reuters

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  Nuno Mendes 7/10

  Left-back got forward from deep to cross for the opening goal in a move which undid Turkey. Created a vast space for his teammates to exploit. EPA

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  Joao Palhinha 6/10

  Central midfielder is an important player for Portugal, he used his height to head away early Turkish pressure. Booked. Reuters

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  Vitinha 7/10

  Right-sided midfielder who surged forward to support the attack for the first goal. A smooth game for a smooth team who are among the favourites. Getty Images

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  Bruno Fernandes 7/10

  Started on left but came central. Got the second by staying onside as Portugal were gifted another goal. AFP

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  Bernardo Silva 9/10

  Put Portugal ahead, a left-foot finish from a cross. In doing so he became the first Man City player to score against a Man United goalkeeper (Bayindir) in a major tournament. Tried to reverse an 89th minute shot into the goal for a fourth when a pass would have been better. Helped control the game and always hits the target. AFPShow less

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  Cristiano Ronaldo 8/10

  Miscommunication in an attack – but not as bad as for the Turkish players as it went in. Shot over on 36 minutes as Portugal easily beat Turkey’s press. Playing in his sixth Euros, he stayed onside and unselfishly set up Fernandes for the third. ReutersShow less

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  Rafael Leao 6/10

  Yellow card – accurate but disputed by his coach - means he’ll miss the next game against Georgia. Both yellows were for diving. Such is Portugal’s depth, his loss will be covered. EPA

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  Pedro Neto 6/10

  PORTUGAL SUBS. (On for Leao, 46'): On for the booked Leao at half time. Valuable minutes for the first of the five subs in one of the strongest squads. EPA

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  Ruben Neves 6/10

  (On for Palhinha, 45'): On for the cautioned Palhinha at the break. Lovely feet. Reuters

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  Nelson Semedo 5/10

  (On for Cancelo, 68'): Helped retain the calm. EPA

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  Antonio Silva N/A

  (On for Pepe, 83'): Gave Pepe a late breather. EPA

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  Joao Neves N/A

  (On for Vitinha, 88'): On for closing stages, the 19-year-old central midfielder is tipped to be a breakout star in Euro 2024. Reuters

Turkey defender Samet Akaydin scored a nightmare own goal as Portugal qualified for the last 16 of Euro 2024 by sealing top spot in Group F with a comfortable 3-0 victory in Dortmund.

Fenerbahce centre-back Akaydin inexplicably passed the ball past goalkeeper Altay Bayindir and into an empty net under little pressure after an attack involving Joao Cancelo and Cristiano Ronaldo had broken down.

Bernardo Silva’s first goal at a major international tournament had broken the deadlock for the Euro 2016 champions at Signal Iduna Park before Ronaldo unselfishly teed up Bruno Fernandes for the third.

Portugal returned to action after opening their Euros challenge with a last-gasp 2-1 win over Czech Republic, while Turkey also had an opportunity to book a place in the last 16 following an entertaining 3-1 win against Georgia.

Kerem Akturkoglu wasted an early chance for Vincenzo Montella’s side before Manchester City's Silva stroked home left-footed in the 21st minute after Nuno Mendes’ cross took a touch off Orkun Kokcu.

Turkey’s problems doubled in embarrassing fashion just seven minutes later.

Cancelo’s attempted pass failed to find Ronaldo but Akaydin passed blind and directed his back pass wide of Manchester United keeper Bayindir, with Zeki Celik unable to get back and clear before the ball crossed the line.

Hopes of a Turkey fightback were over 11 minutes after the restart when Ronaldo raced clear to square for a Fernandes a tap-in.

There were a series of breaks in play during the second half as spectators ran on to the pitch to take selfies with Portugal captain and Al Nassr star Ronaldo, prompting concerns about security in Dortmund.

Turkey offered little response in the closing stages as Roberto Martinez’s men convincingly sealed a place in the knockout stages with a game to spare.