Busy half from Leonardo Spinazzola wasn't it? Here was his effort later on.

Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

I've enjoyed the first half. We all thought Italy would blow this Austria side away but they've taken confidence from their last game against Ukraine.

They've played really well. They've been organised, difficult to break down and I've think they've been brave on the ball.

Jurgen Klinsmann
Former Germany head coach on BBC One

The first 20-25 minutes Italy made you dizzy. It was fabulous how they combined and how fast they were at passing. What was lacking was getting off a shot. It's dangerous because there is something in the air. Austria are growing in confidence and towards the end of the half you could see them move higher up the pitch.

Rio Ferdinand
Former England defender on BBC One

Surprisingly Austria have been very composed at times in possession. They've taken the sting out of the game at times, but the Italians have looked most dangerous when they press. The moment they're on the front foot they look like they are going to break this team down and Austria can't deal with it. I think Mancini will be asking for a lot more of that.

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC One

There's not a lot in it possession-wise but Italy have done more with the ball when they've had it. They have created the best chances but they have to be really careful because Austria on the counter attack when they beat their press, they could have hurt them.

Italy have only won 2 of their last 11 Euro fixtures when drawing at half-time (D7, L2).

It's also now 1100 minutes since Italy last conceded a goal.

The closest Italy have come.

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

Roberto Mancini will want a little bit more off the ball. At times Austria have played out too easily, got up the pitch too easily. I think he'll want a little bit more from them defensively.

Italy have dominated but Austria are still in this.

The free-kick is sent in deep but it's flicked just past Francesco Acerbi. There won't be time for the corner.

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

Arnautovic has got to be careful. He is partial to doing the odd stupid thing. We've seen it many times.

Jack Lovatt: Regardless of how dominant Italy have been, one mistake and Austria are in the driving seat

John dunthorne: Italian touches not as precise as in earlier matches, Austria still in this.

Richard: Italy need to be careful here. Austria are set up for and 1 nil counter attack strategy.

Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Italy finishing the half strongly, but they can't open up this Austrian side just yet.

It's lovely to watch. Italy whip it around. One-touch, cool touches and some quick movement.

In the end, Marko Arnautovic brings down Leonardo Spinazzola just outside the box. He's on a yellow already remember.

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

Austria have got more confident in terms of their shape and understanding what Italy are trying to do. But you still feel Italy are sharper and more dangerous in the final third and they've had the better chances. But Austria have definitely gained confidence by keeping a clean sheet up to this point.

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Leonardo Spinazzola cuts in off the left and shoots from just inside the box. He wins a corner but it's flicked just past Giovanni Di Lorenzo at the back post.

It's all Italy.

Every time they lose it, they win it back almost immediately.

But they are yet to score... Austria have a few minutes to hold on until half time.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Wembley Stadium

Italy looking the slicker more urgent side but Austria clearly fancy their chances of catching them on the break. Glorious effort from Ciro Immobile the closest we've come so far in a lively game.