That goal was the prompt for an almighty melee of players and staff on the field. Tempers flaring in a big way.

It results in two yellow cards, one for each side - England's going to Levi Colwill.

There's also two red cards to members of staff, one for each side. Ashley Cole is the England coach given a red card.

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Morgan Gibbs-White looks the favourite to hit this...

Alex Howell
Football reporter at the Batumi Arena

The referee seems to be a little bit inconsistent with handing out yellow cards. Palmer was pulled back on the edge of the area but no card is shown. A dangerous position though.

England have a free-kick 25 yards from Spain's goal after Cole Palmer is fouled.

We'll have five added minutes after all the stoppages.

For a moment, it looks like Cole Palmer might be in. But he lacks the pace to get away and it allows Spain to rally and crowd him out.

Oh, England are so close!

Levi Colwill meets the free-kick into the box with a header into the turf that skips up and hits the upright. The ball bounces clear and Spain survive.

Alex Baena - one of two Spain players on a yellow - takes a big risk by dragging back Emile Smith Rowe as he looks to break. It's a foul but nothing more.

Frustration for England.

Levi Colwill steps into midfield to try and win the ball and set up a counter but he is judged to have fouled his man. I'm not sure he did.

Much better from England. A drop of the shoulder from Cole Palmer sees him evade Juan Miranda before firing a rising shot from range that is saved by Arnau Tenas.

That was sharp.

England defend well.

Morgan Gibbs-White with an initial brave clearing header before a Spain foul relieves the pressure.

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Spain have another corner.

England can't make anything of a free-kick. Morgan Gibbs-White curls the ball in, Max Aarons heads on, Arnau Tenas claims.

Another yellow.

This time it goes to Spain's Antonio Blanco for hacking down Anthony Gordon.

You know it's a poor game when you have numerous stoppages filled by the TV coverage showing slow-motion images of anguished players brushing hair away from their face.

Anthony Gordon has struggled since those two early breaks.

He is away down the right but can't beat his man. He takes a blow too and goes down. That'll be another momentum-killing stoppage.

Solid work from James Trafford, who comes out and claims with authority.

He's certainly advanced his reputation in recent weeks. He'll get a proper testing next season at Turf Moor.

England are wobbling.

Rodri cuts inside and fires a low shot that skips just past the post.

Spain remain the more likely side to make a breakthrough.

Man City's Sergio Gomez whips a free-kick between England's goalkeeper and defence but nobody in a red shirt can get a touch.