FT: Spain 4-1 Gerogia

90' Added Time: 3 Minutes

83' GOALLLL!!!! ESPANAAAAA

Olmo makes it 4-1 with a low strike into the bottom-left corner, which Mamardashvili can only watch bounce past him into the goal. What a comeback from Spain.

81' Mamardashvili (Georgia) makes a save.The Georgia goalkeeper makes another great save to deny Yamal at close range and keep Georgia's hopes of a late comeback alive.

75' GOAALLLLL!!! ESPANAAAA

It's a brilliant finish from Williams, high into the roof of the net, to put Spain 3-1 ahead, after his side won the ball back on the edge of their own penalty area and Fabián Ruiz found the onrushing Williams with a precise long ball downfield. Have Spain put this game beyond Georgia's reach?

70' Spain are doing well now. But I feel they have to score a third. Georgia are still very much in this and can complicate the game at any moment.

68' Yamal (Spain) misses the target.Yamal goes close to scoring Spain's third goal. After Georgia fail to clear, Yamal wins back possession on the edge of the penalty area, steps between two defenders and shoots; but his low strike is wide of the goal.

63' Yamal (Spain) misses the target.Yamal goes close to scoring Spain's third goal. After Georgia fail to clear, Yamal wins back possession on the edge of the penalty area, steps between two defenders and shoots; but his low strike is wide of the goal.

60' Olmo (Spain) has a shot blocked.Spain continue to press forward as they look to extend their lead. Olmo sees his shot blocked, but Spain win back possession immediately to attack again.

56' Spain have taken complete control of the game after the second goal and seem to be now quite comfortable. Georgia will hope to get the ball in the middle in an exchange of possession and try to eke out something.

53' Yamal (Spain) misses the target.Less than two minutes after going ahead, Spain push for another goal; Yamal shooting narrowly wide from the edge of the penalty area.

51' GOALLL!!! SPAINNN

Spain take the lead as Yamal delivers a perfectly-weighted cross in to Fabián Ruiz, who times his run wisely to head the ball into the ground and beyond Mamardashvili.

49' Kvaratskhelia narrowly misses from the halfway line; it is sign for Unai Simón standing so far from his goal is risky.1

48' Kvaratskhelia (Georgia) misses the target.From just inside his own half, Kvaratskhelia spots Unai Simón off his line and goes for goal. His effort is only narrowly wide of the post, as a loud gasp sounds around Cologne Stadium.

47' Fabián Ruiz (Spain) misses the target.Spain are quick out of the traps from kick-off and win the ball off Georgia in midfield then press forward. Fabián Ruiz has an early attempt at goal that goes wide.

46' Second-half kicks-off.

HALF TIME: Spain 1-1 Georgia

45' Added Time: 2 Minutes

40' GOALLLLLLL!!!! ESPANAAAAAAA

Spain are level in Cologne! Williams cuts the ball back to Rodri on the edge of the area and he strikes the ball low past Mamardashvili to equalise.

39' Williams (Spain) has an effort on goal.It's Spain who counterattack this time, and Williams finds himself in space on the left side of the penalty area. He tries to find a way past Mamardashvili with a low effort but the Georgia goalkeeper is there again to deny Spain.

37' It feels like every rebound is somehow going Georgia's way all over the pitch. Do Spain need to up their energy or get to make play just that instant more quickly to find an equaliser?

35' It feels like every rebound is somehow going Georgia's way all over the pitch. Do Spain need to up their energy or get to make play just that instant more quickly to find an equaliser?

32' Kochorashvili (Georgia) has a shot blocked.Another Georgia counterattack sees Kochorashvili attempt to get a shot in to double Georgia's lead, but Laporte is there to block.

30' I think it's pretty significant not only how much running Williams has had to do, or how much backing up of Cucurella he's been responsible for, but how often he's dropped into the middle of the pitch to help press and tackle. That's an indication of how well Georgia's strategy is being applied.

28' Pedri (Spain) misses the target.A great first touch from Pedri sees him line up a curling strike from the edge of the penalty area, but it's high of the goal. Spain continue to press for an equaliser.

26' Rodri and Pedri have shots on goal after consecutive Spain build ups but Georgia soak up the pressure

24' What's interesting here for Spain is that Georgia are making sure La Roja need to make almost faultless passes all the time in order to open their rivals up. With one error, Sagnol's team is off  and haring into dangerous spaces. This is proving to be a good contest.

21' Spain are back on the ball and have taken control over the game but we can see the nerves are hit a bit.

19' Well, he scored against Georgia in Valladolid during qualifying, now poor old Le Normand has scored 'for' them tonight. The ferocity of the bounce off the turf when that cross came in made it such a difficult ball to deal with.

18' GOALLLLLL!!!!!! GEORGIAAAA

Georgia take the lead in Cologne! Georgia counterattack at pace and Kakabadze's cross from the right is diverted into the net by Le Normand for an own goal.

17' Laporte heads wide from a Spain corner.

16' It will be important for Spain to be effective in front of goal. Georgia have conceded a lot of chances, but they have a great goalkeeper: Mamardashvili. It is important that Yamal and Williams face their defenders. Georgia's intentions are clear – to do it on the counterattack.

14' Williams hits the goal post and the ricochet falls to Carvajal who is denied in splendid fashion by the Georgia goalkeeper!

12' Lamine Yamal is at the end of a Spain move from corner but the Georgians block the shot in desperation. They try to hit Spain on counter but there are simply too many Red shirts out there.

11' SAVE! Mamardashvili with an excellent save to deny Williams! Georgia living dangerously. 4th corner in a row for Spain!

9' Spain have two quick corners but Georgia stand their ground somehow. Fantastic pressure from Spain early on. The underdogs from Euro-Asia are struggling.

6' Mamardashvili (Georgia) makes a save.The Georgia goalkeeper is forced to dive to his right to grab hold of Pedri's low effort.

5' I find it interesting that while Kvaratskhelia will often play wide left coming on to his right foot, when I talked to Luis De La Fuente pre-match, he warned that we might see the Napoli player on the right. At the moment that looks a good prediction.

3' Spain begin the match on the front foot and are enjoying plenty of early possession in the opening few minutes of the match. Fabian Ruiz already has a shot on Georgia goal and the shot is blocked!

1' Kick-off! Spain get us underway here! They are in Red while Georgia have donned white!

Georgia XI: Mamardashvili, Kakabadze, Gvelesiani, Kashia, Dvali, Lochoshvili, Kochorashvili, Kiteishvili, Kvaratskhelia, Mikautadze.

Spain XI: Simon, Carvajal, Le Normand, Laporte, Cucurella, Pedri, Rodrigo, Fabian, Yamal, Morata, N Williams.

Willy Sagnol, Georgia coach: "Spain are clearly the best team in the competition so far, but it will be a different atmosphere and environment. Anything can happen. It's impossible to succeed if you only think about how to defend. We want to show that we can perform as we did against Portugal again. It was a very emotional moment to go through because we did the unexpected. We are very happy. Spain have had more time to recover, but it's OK – I'm sure my players are well recovered and excited to get on the pitch."Classic round of 16 EURO goals0 seconds of 0 secondsVolume 0%

Luis de la Fuente, Spain coach: "We have massive respect for a rival who have had a brilliant tournament and performed superbly against Portugal. Georgia's performance level keeps going up. We simply have to do what we always try to do – produce the best version of ourselves. I know Georgian football really well [...] I’ve known different generations of Georgian players [...] I’ve seen the growth of Georgian football and you can see an evolution in the national team players and the way Georgian players are now playing in different leagues in Europe."

"There are no easy opponents at a EURO, but we'll do our best to perform as well as we can," said Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, who struck for Georgia in that second game. "We'll be there to fight and win." The three-time European champions would do well to heed his words. Willy Sagnol's debutants have caused a sensation in Germany, not least by beating Portugal 2-0 to progress. They also boast the group stage top scorer in Georges Mikautadze and, swept along by the fervour of their fans, they do not want their adventure to end.

On paper, this may seem like a skewed contest. Spain, after all, have not been dubbed the favourites for nothing. The only team to win all three group games – including victory against holders Italy – they are also yet to concede a single goal, not to mention their convincing triumphs against Georgia in qualifying. Luis de la Fuente's side prevailed 7-1 in Tbilisi, where Álvaro Morata hit a hat-trick and Lamine Yamal scored on his debut, before adding a 3-1 home success.

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