Should be 2-0!

Jesus Navas floats a fine cross into the box and Ferran Torres rises unmarked to direct a header goalwards but Yann Sommer reacts quickly to flick out a hand and make the save.

Good little Premier League tussle developing in this game between West Ham's Andriy Yarmolenko and Chelsea's Antonio Rudiger.

Yarmolenko tries to get the better of the defender on the right but Rudiger holds his ground well before putting a foot in to win the ball and clear.

Serge Gnabry tries to catch out the Ukraine keeper with a backheel flick at the near post from a cross but doesn't get the connection he hopes for and the ball loops into Georgi Bushchan's hands.

Sergio Ramos drives through the middle for Spain but a Switzerland player manages to get a boot in and the ball deflects back to goalkeeper Yann Sommer.

Complete dominance by Spain at the moment with the visitors dropping further and further back.

Half a chance for Germany as Lukas Klostermann spots Georgi Bushchan off his line and tries to chip over the Ukraine keeper, who scrambles back to hold on the line.

So cool from Manuel Neuer. Joshua Kimmich and Niklas Sule run into a bit of bother while trying to pass their way out of defence and eventually the ball is played back to Neuer who, under pressure from two attackers calmy dinks the ball over to Lokas Klostermann.

Good save David de Gea!

Switzerland counter quickly and a cross from the right runs all the way through to an unmarked Loris Benito inside the box but his first-time effort is pushed behind by De Gea.

Portugal couldn't get a hold of the ball for the first 20 minutes of their friendly with Spain during the week but it is not quite the same story of dominance by the hosts in this game.

They are seeing a decent amount of the ball but not troubling the Switzerland defence with 10 minutes gone.

Good chance for Germany as Serge Gnabry fizzes a powerful drive from just outside the area at goal but it is straight at Georgi Bushchan, who knees the ball away to safety.

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It seems like a footballing generation has passed since Switzerland shocked favourites - and eventual winners - Spain to win 1-0 in their opening group game of the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.

Yet Sergio Ramos, Sergio Busquets and Jesús Navas all featured in that game and are all starting tonight.

Time has moved on though - Ansu Fati was seven when Spain's golden generation came of age, but all hopes for the future rest firmly on his young shoulders.

Ansu Fati, La Liga player of the month for September, tries to play in Jose Gaya but overhits his pass and the ball goes behind for a Switzerland goal kick.

Quite the contrast in atmosphere between these two games. In Ukraine, the stadium may be at only 30% capacity but the fans there are certainly making plenty of noise.

Over in Spain where there are no fans in attendance you can hear the individual shouts of every player.

D.dan1927: Might be tough. We might have seven players in quarantine from Covid. We might be tired. But Ukraine never give up! Come on lads!!

Some early defending to do for Germany as Ukraine get at their opponents straight from the off and Niklas Sule has to head away a dangerous cross.

We're up and running both in Spain and Ukraine.

Adama Traore came on for his Spain debut in the goalless draw with Portugal in midweek. There was speculation he may make his first start, but he's on the bench tonight.

And the atmosphere is indeed building up nicely at the Olympic Stadium.

Good to hear.