Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

Berardi tries the acrobatic scissor kick and it kind of sums up his evening a little bit.

Italy try a patient approach this time.

A few balls come in before it's lifted in from the left and Domenico Berardi has a golden opportunity.

He waits for the ball to drop before volleying it but he gets it all wrong. He ends up slicing it up and well wide. Horrible.

Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Italy are getting nervy. It's knockout football, the pressure is on Italy with great expectations and they're not delivering so far.

Chris Awre: So maybe England’s lack of energy was down to playing at Wembley - Italy has caught the same bug

Bob Moss: Seems the hype around Italy has been found out, Austria unlucky not to be ahead.

Wasted.

Italy have had 17 shots without scoring. They have also faced eight shots in this game, the most they've faced in a match in the tournament so far.

They have work to do here too as Austria win a corner after some nice work from Marko Arnautovic down the right.

Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Italy have suffered a little bit tonight, they've had it easy in this tournament so far.

There's a chance we could be going to extra-time so perhaps that's in the back of the manager's minds.

Italy won't want it to go that way but they can't keep the ball at the moment.

Ciro Immobile gives it away this time.

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

I'm really surprised we don't see more substitutions when you can have five. With the energy and fitness levels they can bring.

Lorenzo Insigne is almost in behind but the flag is up.

Mark Burt: Surely there’s no way on earth Italy can lose this match. It’s like Ferrari racing an Allegro.

Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Nobody saw this.

They are the team, Austria, in this second half. People may look at the score in this moment in time and think that Italy have totally dominant the game and have had chance after chance, but that hasn't been the case.

Austria have had the courage, the quality, the belief and they have pushed Italy back. They've had the ball in the back of the net once, can they do it again?

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Offside stands. No penalty.

Austria are desperate for a penalty as there's a scramble in the box between Matteo Pessina and Stefan Lainer.

The flag has gone up for offside but we're going to VAR!

Mark Burt: This is the first time Italy have been challenged. Austria are well organised and compact but, let’s be honest compared to Turkey, Wales and Switzerland, they are world beaters.

The two Italian substitutes combine but Manuel Locatelli's curler is wide.

Italy come back again a few moments later but Lorenzo Insigne chips it well wide too!

Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Austria are just growing in belief. Their confidence is stretched under pressure, but they're growing into the match.

You know what, Roberto Mancini doesn't look quite as cool when he's anxious.

He is human then.

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

I can't remember a chance the Italians have made really in the second half. Austria have been comfortable.

Jorginho lifts it over the top... Ciro Immobile won't quite get there. A decent run though!