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Half-time in extra-time and just 15 minutes stand between these two sides and the dreaded penalty shootout…

PEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEP!
IT’S THE END OF THE FIRST PERIOD OF EXTRA TIME!

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104. Belotti is inexplicably caught offside.

Perhaps he is the perfect like-for-like replacement for Immobile.

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102. Donnarumma is keeping Italy alive, but not necessarily with the assured pair of hands for which he’s become known.

The goalkeeper is off his line again with a questionable punch, and Spain almost make him pay. Marcos Llorente manages to get a shot in as the ball bounces around but it’s blocked by Chiellini.

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100. Italy’s energy and inventiveness has gone out of the game now, and they’re purely trying to stay in the contest to take it to penalties.

It’s no longer pretty but it’s almost as compelling to watch.

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98. Ooof! Olmo catches everyone out by directing his free-kick from the left at goal – everyone, that is, except Donnarumma.

The Italy goalkeeper stays alert to push out, but that sets up some goalmouth pinball, which the Azzurri eventually manage to clear.

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97. Dani Olmo just keeps going. Even after 100 minutes of football, the forward still has pace and energy to burn.

It’s too much for Italian substitute Rafael Toloi, who is sent one way and then the other before bringing down his marker, earning him a yellow card.

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95. Some textbook Busquets antics there as he leans into Belotti as they challenge for an aerial ball, and allows his opponent to fall heavily to the floor.

Harry Kane would be proud.

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94. In case you need reminding, this is Spain’s sixth match at Euro 2020, and they’ve only won one of those inside 90 minutes.

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92. A coming together on the far touchline has both Alba and Berardi grimacing and hobbling away.

Another half hour of draining football, full of niggling fouls and muscle injuries would certainly be of interest to England if they can win tomorrow.

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91. Hold on to your hats, here we go again.

“I’ve not enjoyed a game as football as much as this for years,” admits Danny Murphy on co-commentary – and for once I believe him.

PEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEP!
EXTRA-TIME IS UNDER WAY!

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And breathe.

What a game. Wembley has been lit up this evening by a brilliant game of football that sees two excellent teams level at the end of 90 minutes after both scored lovely second-half goals.

Italy were in the box seat after Federico Chiesa’s exquisite curler but Spain hit back through substitute Alvaro Morata 10 minutes from time.

PEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEP!
NINETY MINUTES COMES TO AN END!

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90+1. Spain win a corner off Di Lorenzo a minute into three minutes of additional time. Can they do the unthinkable and win it here?

Short answer: no. Donnarumma wins a free-kick as he challenges for Olmo’s delivery.

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90. Oh, was that a hand from Chiellini?

The ball brushes the arm of the Italian captain after he slides into win a challenge just inside his own area. The Spain players in the vicinity scream for a penalty but Felix Brych is quick to wave them away.

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89. One goal will win it now.

One mistake. One moment of magic.

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87. Morata gets into the box, and pictures the headlines.

He shifts play on to his left foot and…

…runs the ball beyond the byline.

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85. Nicola Barrella and Lorenzo Insigne – Italy’s goalscoring heroes against Belgium – are the men replaced, and on come Manuel Locatelli and Andrea Belotti.

Meanwhile, Marcos Llorente replaces Cesar Azpilicueta.

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84. As Moreno fires another long-ranger well over the bar, more substitutes are being readied on the touchline.

Are these with extra-time in mind or can a newcomer yet win this tie?

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82. It’s the Spanish whose tails are up now.

They win a corner straight from kick-off, and the unflappable Italians are all of a fluster.

Olmo’s delivery draws Donnarumma unnecessarily off his line, and Busquets nearly makes him pay with a looping header towards the empty net.

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80. Redemption for Alvaro Morata!

Ten minutes from time, and the substitute has his country back on level terms with a gloriously worked goal.

The striker brings the ball forward, plays a smart give and go with Dani Olmo to advance past the Italian defence, and then sends Gianluigi Donnarumma the wrong way with a composed finish.

A brilliant goal for a brilliant game!

GOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAALLLLLLL!!
SUPERSUB ALVARO MORATA EQUALISES!!

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79. Berardi with a half-chance to seal it, but he sidefoots a 20-yarder straight at Simon.

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78. There’s another goal in this, one end or the other.