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England 1-0 Spain
Spain's turn to attack. Juan Miranda overlaps and gathers a pass but his low drive is saved by James Trafford.
England beat Spain to win European Under-21 Championship
Palmer's free-kick deflected off team-mate Jones to give Young Lions victory
England keeper Trafford saved 99th-minute penalty in dramatic finale
England last won competition in 1984 and were in first final since 2009
Final held at Batumi Arena in Georgia
Phil Dawkes
England 1-0 Spain
Spain's turn to attack. Juan Miranda overlaps and gathers a pass but his low drive is saved by James Trafford.
England 1-0 Spain
Into the last 10 minutes. Noni Madueke gets away from his man on the left but his low ball is straight at Arnau Tenas.
England 1-0 Spain
Spain have men massed on the edge of the box to gather a semi-clearance from England. Gabriel Veiga gathers but his shot is weak and easy for James Trafford.
England 1-0 Spain
Cole Palmer is back up and hobbling, the stretcher unnecessary.
England 1-0 Spain
This delay is going to result in some nervy added minutes.
England 1-0 Spain
It's all hands to the pump for England. Spain are pushing. They're also getting more and more frustrated at what they see as spoiling tactics from England.
Cole Palmer has been down for a minute or two and the referee has called for a stretcher.
England 1-0 Spain
England are dug in, in numbers. But Spain still get a man in space in the box in Rodrigo Riquelme. His shot is awful, though, and sliced wide.
England 1-0 Spain
The game is stretched. There are going to be goal-scoring opportunities here.
England 1-0 Spain
James Trafford has now been booked for time wasting.
England 1-0 Spain
Oliver Skipp and Cameron Archer are on for Morgan Gibbs-White and Angel Gomes, both of whom are on yellow cards.
England 1-0 Spain
A Mexican wave makes its way around the ground as Abel Ruiz fires another shot from Spain off target.
England 1-0 Spain
England head coach Lee Carsley looks tense... a big 20 minutes coming up.
England 1-0 Spain
Signs that England are retreating deeper. It's natural in the circumstances.
It means they'll have a lot of defending to do in the next 20, though.
England 1-0 Spain
Morgan Gibbs-White is the seventh man in the book this final after leading with his arm in a challenge.
England 1-0 Spain
Oh, close!
Spain should really be level, to be honest. Abel Ruiz is in space in the middle and more than capable of heading home from what is a superb cross from Sergio Gomez. He sends it wide, though.
England 1-0 Spain
Chelsea forward Noni Madueke is on for England. Not a bad (or cheap) sub to have up your sleeve. Emile Smith Rowe is off.
England have just over 20 minutes to see out.
England 1-0 Spain
England senior manager Gareth Southgate is in attendance this evening at the Batumi Arena. Wonder what he has made of the second half so far?
England 1-0 Spain
Big save!
Curtis Jones drives forward for England. He has men for company, but goes it alone and shoots low and on target. Not for the first time, Arnau Tenas saves to keep it at 1-0.
Spain are committing men, as they have to, and it is leaving gaps for England to exploit on the counter.
England 1-0 Spain
Big chance for 2-0!
England get in through Anthony Gordon, who goes wide left. His cross is towards Morgan Gibbs-White in the middle but at an awkward height and the Forest player can't get his effort on target.
England 1-0 Spain
Good work from Anthony Gordon. England are under the pump but are able to break through the Newcastle man. He has no support so draws a foul from Gabriel Veiga - one of three Spain players that have just come on. It earns the midfielder a yellow card.