Photos: Mats Hummels' own goal helps France edge past Germany in Euro 2020

World Champions' France rode on an unfortunate Mats Hummels own-goal to ease past Germany 1-0 in their opening fixture at Euro 2020. | Above: Germany's Toni Kroos, centre, reacts after his team lost the match at the Allianz Arena in Munich.

The heavyweight clash in Group F appeared a little cagey at times with chances at a premium. | Above: France's Paul Pogba, centre, controls the ball.

Although the tournament favourites, France were marginally better of the two sides with a few missed chances here and there. | Above: Germany's Serge Gnabry in action with France's Hugo Lloris.

The own-goal came early in the match for France after the brilliant individual skill from Paul Pogba on the right who sent the ball to Hernandez and made a cross, seeking Mbappe, only for Hummels to intervene - and send the ball into the roof of his own goal. | Above: Germany's Mats Hummels deflects the ball past goalkeeper Manuel Neuer.

France's midfielder Paul Pogba was impressive throughout in Munich. France's win leaves them second in Group F after Portugal's 3-0 win over Hungary earlier in the day.

France's midfielder Corentin Tolisso tussles with Germany's defender Mats Hummels.

Last night was also Germany's first-ever defeat in their opening game at the European Championships.

France's forward Kylian Mbappe was closely marked by the German defence

France now head to Budapest to face Hungary next while Germany welcome Portugal to Munich on June 19.