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CalafioriRiccardo Calafiori
55'
S. Vinčić
90'
+ 7
Full-time: Spain 1-0 Italy
Luis de la Fuente's side pick up all three points, but the scoreline doesn't give justice to Spain's display. They were dominant throughout and, had it not been for an inspired display from Italy captain Gianluigi Donnarumma, their margin of victory would have been greater. In the end, Riccardo Calafiori's own goal was all that separated the two sides, but it was enough to send Spain into the knockout stages and see them win the group as a result.
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+ 7
SPAIN INTO LAST 16
La Roja have also clinched top spot in Group B with that win.
Full-time
90'
+ 6
Yellow card
90'
+ 4
Substitution
90'
+ 2
And again!
What a performance from Donnarumma, who keeps out Pérez for the second time in a matter of minutes.
90'
+ 2
Donnarumma saves
Again, Donnarumma is Italy's hero, getting down low to thwart Pérez.
90'
+ 1
4 minutes of added time
Not long left for Italy to find an equaliser.
82'
Substitution
81'
Laporte heads over
The defender can't keep his attempt down.
81'
Under 10 minutes remaining
There is only one goal in this, but Spain look comfortable at the moment. A second would really kill the game.
78'
Substitution
78'
Substitution
74'
Pellegrini over
A rare shot for Italy, as Roma's midfielder curls a free-kick over the bar.
72'
Substitution
71'
Substitution
70'
Crossbar!
Williams cuts inside and unleashes a strike that looks destined for the top corner. Instead, though, it smacks the bar. So close!
69'
Yellow card
Important moment
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64'
Substitution
64'
Substitution
60'
Narrowly wide
16-year-old Yamal is inches away from finding the top corner. Instead, it goes just past the woodwork.
58'
Donnarumma palms away
The captain is being kept busy - his next act is to put Morata's strike behind for a corner. From the set-piece, Le Normand's header is cleared off the line by Cambiaso.
57'
How will Italy respond?
The Azzurri have to find a way to put Spain under pressure in the final third.
55'
Spain in front
La Roja have the goal their performance deserves, but it comes fortuitously. Calafiori can do nothing as Donnarumma gets a hand to a cross, and the ball bounces into the back of the net off the defender's knee.
53'
Donnarumma saves
Pedri strikes from distance this time. However, it is a straight at the Paris Saint-Germain shot-stopper, who gathers at the second attempt.
52'
Close!
Another chance for Spain goes begging. Pedri is again unmarked in the penalty area and is found by Cucurella's cut-back, but he can't steer it into the bottom corner. A let-off for Italy.
50'
Two changes for Italy
Spalletti decided to mix up his midfield at the break, bringing on Bryan Cristante and Andrea Cambiaso. That has had little impact on proceedings so far as Spain continue to dominate.
46'
Back up and running
We are underway for this second half!
46'
Yellow card
Kick-off!
45'
+ 3
Substitution
45'
+ 3
Substitution
Half-time
45'
+ 2
Half-time: Spain 0-0 Italy
The first half ends goalless, which will disappoint the Spaniards more than the Italians. Gianluigi Donnarumma was his side's best player before the break, denying Álvaro Morata, Pedri and Fabián Ruiz as La Roja kept up the pressure. Spain, though, were unable to find the opener despite their dominance, meaning Italy still have hope for the second half.
45'
+ 2
Yellow card
45'
+ 1
Chiesa over
A first shot of the opening period for Italy, although the winger's shot is never troubling Simón. That is a sign of life from the reigning champions offensively.
41'
Donnarumma gathers
Ruiz tries his luck once more but, while his latest attempt is on target, it rolls into Donnarumma's hands. Spain are keeping the pressure on as we approach half-time.
37'
Wild from Ruiz
The midfielder's volley flies over the crossbar from outside the box.
33'
Yet to register a shot
Simón has not been troubled between the Spanish sticks thus far.
27'
Rodri wide
Donnarumma does not need to intervene on this occasion as he watches the Manchester City midfielder's shot sail past the post.
25'
Donnarumma to the rescue
Again, the Italian captain keeps his team on level terms, tipping Ruiz's fierce drive from distance behind for a corner.
24'
Morata denied
A mazy solo run from Yamal releases Morata but, under pressure from an opponent, the skipper goes to far wide and his attempt is ultimately kept out by Donnarumma.
Strong Spain start
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15'
Yellow card
10'
Williams wide!
Another huge opening for Spain. This time, the forward nods past the post after getting on the end of Morata's cross.
6'
Spain enjoying possession
La Roja have had most of the ball so far as Italy struggle to keep hold of it themselves.
2'
Donnarumma save!
An important stop early on from the Italian goalkeeper, who tips a header from the diminutive Pedri over the bar.
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We're off!
Underway here in Gelsenkirchen.
Kick-off!
Onto the pitch
The players are making their way out of the tunnel here in Gelsenkirchen!
15 minutes until kick-off
Not long until this mouth-watering clash gets underway!
Italy team news
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Spain team news
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Spain starting XI
Simón - Carvajal, Le Nomand, Laporte, Cucurella - Pedri, Rodri, Ruiz - Yamal, Morata (c), Williams
Italy starting XI
Donnarumma (c) - Di Lorenzo, Bastoni, Calfiori, Dimarco - Barella, Jorginho - Frattesi, Pellegrini, Chiesa - Scamacca
1:41
One to watch: Alejandro Grimaldo
Italy on Euro run
The reigning champions are now unbeaten in their last 10 games in this competition (excluding shoot-out defeats), with their first match in that run coming in a 2-0 win over Spain at Euro 2016.
One to watch: Dani Olmo
Tale of the tape
Spain have the edge historically in this encounter, winning 14 to Italy's 10, with 12 draws. They've won three of the last four, too, while they also won the Euro 2012 final between 4-0. Italy, though, did prevail on penalties in the semi-finals of Euro 2020.
2:33
Watch: Inside the home of Schalke
Group B
Spain set the tone with a 3-0 win over Croatia, before Italy came from behind to beat Albania. Croatia were then held to a thrilling 2-2 draw by Albania on Wednesday.
Welcome!
Follow all of the build-up and live action from Spain's clash against Italy in Gelsenkirchen.