Charlie: If only Spain had a David Villa or Fernando Torres leading their line. They could be out of sight.

Sho: What. A. Miss.

Bresla Stephenson: That miss, Spain's Gazza moment there

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

It's a brilliant ball from Koke and he's onside. He's got to score. He's had two wonderful opportunities this evening.

It's harder to miss the ball completely. A great chance to get back in it straight away, not sure they'll get a better one this evening.

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Both sides made changes straight after the goal with Domenico Berardi on for Ciro Immobile for Italy while Álvaro Morata is on for Ferran Torres.

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

It's been such a captivating game. It's been a brilliant game of football and it's only going to get better now that the Spanish have to chase. They're going to feel like they've been hard done by because they've been dominating possession.

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Oh what a chance for Mikel Oyarzabal!

Koke plays a delightful chipped ball into the box and Oyarzabal is in and certain to nod in but he misses his header completely.

Grab a brew, make a quick dash to the kitchen to load up on snacks because you are not going to want to go anywhere.

You couldn't take your eyes off this game when it was goalless but now it is going to get really interesting as Spain, who had been the better side, push on for an equaliser.

Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

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What a finish - it's an Italian smash and grab. From one end of the pitch to the other, a fast break.

Aymeric Laporte did brilliant to make the challenge initially but when the ball comes to Frederico Chiesa there's only one thing on his mind and it's to find the far corner and boy does he find it. What a finish!

Dion Dublin
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

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Great great finish. The pace of the Italians it's the first time we've seen it. One and two touch, lovely ball in, great defending from the Spanish, last ditch. Then Chiesa picks it up and I'm thinking don't show him inside. Don't let him see the far post. He wants to come inside of his right foot. That's where the danger is. The ball ends up in the back of the net. The Italians have weathered the storm.

Andrew Priestley: A finish worthy of his old man! Used the defender as a human shield.y

Josh Hammond: Take a bow Chiesa. That. Was. Beautiful.

Wayne Ellis: Great finish on the counter, but poor defending to let Chiesa cut inside

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

Look at this for a counter attack. What a finish that is. Direct and confident.

I'm not sure if he was the man that was about to be brought off, but he definitely isn't now.

The Armchair Football Fan: #ESP have been much the better team without creating huge chances. Could go the distance this one.

Greg Morter: Only a matter of time before a goal I feel and it will be more a beautiful team goal or bit of skill.

Mikel Oyarzabal then cuts inside and hits a decent effort at goal but Gianluigi Donnarumma is behind it.

There's a real ebb and flow to this game now.

Pedri bursts through the middle again before feeding Ferran Torres. The Manchester City forward's ball into the box is blocked with Koke frustrated as he made a run into the box that hadn't been picked up.

Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

They're defending very deep Italy, Spain are popping the ball around, probing, trying to find that little space, that little gap to try and exploit. But it looks like Italy are going to make a change soon.

Italy are preparing for a change with Domenico Berardi receiving some instructions before being sent on.

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But maybe the booking has just made Sergio Busquets angry as he goes oh so close to the opener!

The attack starts with César Azpilicueta, who sends the ball down the flank for Mikel Oyarzabal. The forward cuts inside and then tees up Busquets, who fires just over from the edge of the box.

Italy then quickly work the ball up the other end before Federico Chiesa's low drive is held. Opening up a bit, though.

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

That's a foul but maybe it's an accumulation of free-kicks from Busquets over the evening rather than that one in isolation.

Sergio Busquets has been excellent in this game but he's the first player to pick up a yellow card as he catches Ciro Immobile late. Will have to be a bit more careful from here on.