Spain are ending a dramatic half on a high. They win a couple of quick corners but Croatia have looked pretty solid at the back. Koke drills a first-time shot narrowly wide

Izzy Christiansen
England and Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Big goal at a big time.

Dion Dublin
Former England striker

That is what the Spanish needed. They've been knocking on the door this entire first half. They've created some really good chances and haven't put them away. This one is possibly the hardest of the lost. It falls nicely for Sarabia, gets the deflection and they needed that little bit of luck to get back on level terms. If it goes in at 1-1, it's about right.

No-one celebrated that equaliser more than Unai Simon.

Luka Modric has an incredible engine for a 35-year-old. He's again bossing the midfield and influencing his side.

Spain attempt another chance from distance but it strikes Cesar Azpilicueta and deflects wide.

Kevin Maltby: As a fellow goalkeeper, I feel Simón's pain. Croatia must love goals like this after the Neville/Robinson error in 2006.

Stew Herd: Yes terrible misjudgement from Simon - but I blame the defender for making the back pass on target.

Charlie: Spain really are their own worst enemy. Within 20 minutes they miss 2 sitters, and then their goalkeeper has an absolute nightmare. Shocking!

Spain are struggling to come up with a response. The Croatia fans are having a great time. There were delayed celebrations for Simon's own goal. They couldn't believe what they had seen.

This pretty much sums it up for Spain. Fans in Seville can't believe what they have seen.

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Great defending by Josko Gvardiol to deny Alvaro Morata a chance in the box. Morata is having one of those days. He should have scored with a header at 0-0 but got his angles all wrong.

David de Gea to come on in the second half?

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Spain’s Unai Simon has become the fourth goalkeeper in European Championship history to score an own goal, with all four instances occurring at Euro 2020.

Spain ae beginning to lose it. Koke goes in late and the referee tells hi to calm down. Croatia are starting to boss this after being on the back-foot for so long.

Josh Hammond: Now I said Dubravka's own goal was number one on those "funniest euro 2020 moments" That's a solid second place!

TheNapPapa: Simon says don't miss the ball...

Izzy Christiansen
England and Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

I'm in total shock. Croatia have just gathered, inevitably, so much momentum from that freak incident and all the sudden we're seeing Modric get on the ball.

Croatia lead but they have not had an attempt on target. Football, don't you just love it?

Croatia are having a good spell of pressure. The Spanish defence fail to close down Mateo Kovacic and he digs out a shot from the edge of the box which fizzes narrowly over the bar.

Erik: Lots of good midfielders for Spain, but I cannot understand why Thiago doesn't start. And how can the ineffective Morata start game after game?

Spain need to respond but they have gone off the boil since going behind.

A chance for Nikola Vlasic but he puts it into the side netting while under pressure.

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There have been nine own goals scored at Euro 2020, as many as in all of the previous editions of competition combined.