Euro 2020: Italy vs. Spain, Euro 2020 LIVE: Points, highlights and latest updates

Bello to everyone and welcome to this live blog between Tuesday’s Euro 2020 semi-finals Italy and Spain In Wembley. Azzurri are small favorites to take in a draw, however Luis EnriqueThe growth of the team has increased as the tournament progresses and will please its opportunities. We’ll cover the events in London in this live blog as we see who makes it to the finals, which takes place in the same venue.

Italy – Spain live score: 1-1

This is the beginning of our Italy vs Spain live blog, and the announcements are the closest to the latest. So follow everyone with us for all the updates and then minute by minute.

MINUTE 102: Spain is threatening again

Moreno turns to teasing in the middle of Morata, and Donnarumma’s shot drops to Marcos Llorente, but defenders block the Atletico man’s attempt.

MINUTE 97: Spain an inch away

The angle wreaks havoc on the Italian box. When the ball falls on Morata, his bent shot only spins wide.

Extra time in progress

There is still 30 minutes to finish this fascinating semi-final, otherwise the penalties!

END OF 90 MINUTES: We’re going to overtime

After a sensational second half, with Chiesa taking Italy forward before Morata leveled the score off the bench, there is still 30 minutes left ahead.

TABLE 85: Moreno shoots over

Well-placed in the penalty area, Morata gives the ball to Gerard Moreno, but the Villarreal striker shoots well into the top corner.

MINUTE 80: Morata levels!

A fine one or two with Dani Olmo, Morata keeps his cool and takes it with his left foot past Donnarumma.

MINUTE 70: Double change for Spain

Koke and Oyarzabal leave, Rodri and Gerard Moreno come to Spain.

TABLE 68: Simon with significant savings

The game has opened. Immediately after Olmo shoots the strike, Italy almost punishes at the counter.

Great job from Chiesa to play at Berard, but Simon saves his low right foot effort with his feet.

MINUTE 65: Oyarzabal loses a new golden opportunity

Koke passes the ball on the spur of the moment, but the ball is cleared off the boot of the defender. Another golden opportunity for a Real Sociedad striker who goes to waste.

MINUTE 62: Morata is coming

Luis Enrique responds to Italy’s goal by replacing Alvaro Morata Ferran Torres.

MINUTE 60: Chiesa takes a great goal during the break

A quick counterattack by Donnarumma ended in a Chessa shot in the middle of Unai Simon’s net. Unstoppable.

MINUTE 53: Finish as both Busquets and Chiesa approach

Busquets have to go from the edge of the box, which flies a little over the bar. Immediately after, Italy breaks the Chiesa, which tests Unai Simon’s gloves.

TABLE 51: Busquets booked

Busquets overturns Immobile when Italy appears to be broken, from which the Spanish captain raises a yellow card.

MINUTT 49: A stationary triggers a warning

Spain struggle to handle the ball from the top, which Immobile almost penalizes. Lazio has tried to carry, but it drops wide in the end.

HALF

It’s been a fascinating first half, and both sides are playing at full capacity. Oyarzabal created a golden opportunity to control the ball in the wrong area after a fine spiral pass from Pedri, while Italy has looked dangerous especially through Barella.

MINUTE 44: Emerson hits the bar

Insigne slides the feed to the left for Emerson, who shoots an optimistic blow towards the near post and finds the corner of the crossbar.

TABLE 39: Oyarzabal returns

A good pass from Spain ends with Alba playing the ball off to Oyarzabal near the corner of the area, but the Real Sociedad striker explodes his first blow over the bar.

MINUTE 30: Raging opening

There may not have been goals yet, but both sides have started strongly. Spain has put a lot of pressure, and well, on fighting Italian attempts to play back. Donnarumma has placed more than one bypass in hazardous areas.

PROTOCOL 25: Donnarumma denies Olmo!

The ball falls into the midfield box inside Dani Olmo, who drills properly towards the corner, but Donnarumma falls well, denying RB Leipzig.

PROTOCOL 20: To enter Spain

Emerson is played on the left side where Unai Simon plays, but Chelsea’s defender hits the ball. The ball falls to Barella at the edge of the screen, but the Spanish Midfield gathers to close the Inter player before he can hit an empty net.

MINUTE 14: Ferran pulls a wide shot

Ferran Torres charged down the left and had a wonderful opportunity to score the equalizer for FC, but the shot went well wide of the goal.

MINUTE 12: Oyarzabal betrayed the first touch

At the beginning of the coffee field, Pedri managed to choose the lock of the Italian defense, but Oyarzabal, who was present, could not control the ball. A huge opportunity missed.

MINUTE 3: Barella hits the post … but it’s offside

Emerson plays Barella through the goal, which then circles Unai Simon before hitting the tree. But the Inter man was clearly on the sidelines and the lineman raised his flag after the game.

KICK OFF

We are running in Wembley as Italy and Spain fight for a place in the Euro 2020 final.

20:00 CEST: Players step out of Wembley

Spain and Italy stepped onto Wembley’s field to get a feel for where they are going into battle.

19:32 CEST: Italian XI: Emerson to Spinazzola

It’s no surprise lineup from Roberto Mancini when Emerson Palmieri replaces the injured Leonardo Spinazzola.

Gianluigi Donnarumma, Giovanni Di Lorenzo, Leonardo Bonucci, Giorgio Chiellini, Emerson Palmieri, Nicolo Barella, Jorginho, Marco Verratti, Federico Chiesa, Ciro Immobile, Lorenzo Insigne.

19:30 CEST: Spain XI: Morata fell

Luis Enrique is stuck through Alvaro Morata despite harsh criticism of the entire tournament, but the Spanish coach has decided to leave the Juventus striker out of the starting lineup against Italy.

Unai Simon, Cesar Azpilicueta, Aymeric Laporte, Eric Garcia, Jordi Alba, Koke, Sergio Busquets, Pedri, Dani Olmo, Ferran Torres, Mikel Oyarzabal.

19:00 CEST: Luis Enrique: Neither side is better than Spain

Luis Enrique is convinced that none of the other seven teams in the tournament is better than La Roja.

“No,” Luis Enrique replied when asked if there are currently any teams that are better than Spain in the Euro 2020 tournament.

“Numbers [given by] GPS [system during training] are impressive. [The issue] is much more emotional than physical. “

18:30 CEST: Italy vs Spain predicted line-ups

Roberto Mancini is left without a key size Leonardo Spinazzola after a Roma man suffered a serious injury against Belgium.

Italy’s probable XI: Donnarumma, Di Lorenzo, Bonucci, Chiellini, Emerson; Barella, Jorginho, Verratti; Church, Insigne, Inmobile.

Luis Enrique has been hit by PSG winger Pablo Sarabia miss the game due to injury.

Spain’s probable XI: Unai Simon, Azpilicueta, Eric Garca, Laporte, Jordi Alba; Koke, Busquets, Pedri; Ferran Torres, Dani Olmo, Morata