Good evening, and welcome to Italy v Spain in the semi-finals of Euro 2020!

Spain muster one last heave but Belotti intercepts a weary pass and Beraradi is on the run! But Belotti's pass is poorly measured, and Torres intercepts to clear.

Spain are knackered too now. The ball, on the other hand, is as fresh as a daisy.

Belotti nicks the ball away from Jordi Alba, who goes down; it's hard to see what might've hurt him, but he intimates that it wassomething.

It's so great that this is being played in front of a crowd.

A long ball over the top sees Unai Simon charge out and Berardi slide a low finish past him ... but the flag goes up.

Torres would not be out of place hanging out with Jason Priestly and Luke Perry in Beverley Hills 90210.

Eric Garcia has cramp, and is replaced by Pau Torres.

Oh aye! Belotti spanks a sensational ball out Berardi and Italy dredge up the energy to counter. Berardi looks to slide in Bernardeschi - what an impact this would be! - but Laporte slides in to intercept. Good play all round.

Italy send on Bernardeschi for Chiesa.

Olmo is still giving it, dipping inside Berardi, who chops him down.

Change for Spain, Thiago replacing the wondrous Busquets.

We go again!

Half-time in extra-time: Italy 1-1 Spain

Olmo has played so well tonight, and he drives towards the Italy box, caresses a stand into Morata's path, and he can't quite control.

If Italy couldn't get much of the ball when they were fresh, there's not a chance they're getting much of it now, and I think this game is now about whether Spain can find a winner. Not because Italy want to hold out, but because the match-up doesn't suit them.

They're not winning, but we shouldn't underplay how well Spain have played tonight and here they come again, Donnaruma coming for Moreno's cross and getting there just ahead of Olmo; the rebound falls to Morata, but Chiellini blocks his drive.

Spain are turning it up again, and that makes extra sense because without Insigne and Immobile, Italy don't have the same incision on the counter.

We see a facepainted couple spot themselves on the big screen, both of them overjoyed. It's actually kind of cute, which tells you just how good this game has been.

Olmo cracks low and hard, and Donnarumma, expecting a cross, has to dive to parry out hard; he gets lucky that it doesn't fall to anyone in a Spain shirt.

Olmo, wh'ss been outstanding, runs at Toloi, shimmying past him; Toloi yanks him down, and Olmo will now drive a cross into the box, from out on the left....

Belotti goes up for a high ball, Garcia goes in the back of him Harry Kane-style, and he clatters to the ground. While he receives treatment, Danny Murphy watches a replay, sees what happened, and says he's faking, the Italians are playing for penalties.