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Event

Italy vs Spain

Date
Tue 6th July 2021 (UTC)
Tue 6th July 2021 (Local)

Timestamp
2021-07-06T19:00:00

Time

19:00:00 UTC (20:00:00 Local)

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League
UEFA European Championships

Season
2021

Round
150

Status

Location
London
England
Wembley Stadium
(57,811 Attendance)

60'	Goal	Chiesa
98'	Card	Toloi
118'	Card	Bonucci

51'	Card	Busquets
80'	Goal	Morata

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Home Team Lineup

Chiellini Centre Back	Verratti Centre Midfielder Pessina 74	Bonucci Defender	Immobile Forward Berardi 61
Insigne Forward Belotti 85	Donnarumma Goalkeeper	Palmieri Left Back Toloi 74	Barella Midfielder Locatelli 85
Jorginho Midfielder	Chiesa Midfielder Bernardesc 107	Lorenzo Right Back

Away Team Lineup

Pedri Attacking Midfielder	Laporte Centre Back	Resurrección Centre Midfielder 70	Azpilicueta Defender Llorente 85
García Defender Torres 109	Torres Forward Morata 62	Simón Goalkeeper	Alba Left Back
Oyarzabal Left Wing Moreno 70	Busquets Midfielder Alcantara 106	Olmo Midfielder

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Total passes

387

908

Passes accurate

287

805

Passes %

Description

Euro 2020's first semi-final is a clash between two of Europe's biggest footballing nations: Italy and Spain. While Spain advanced to the final four after beating Switzerland in a penalty shootout in Saint Petersburg, following a 1-1 draw, Italy have been one of the most impressive outfits at Euro 2020 so far. Roberto Mancini and his group achieved 15 wins in a row.

Italy will be without Leonardo Spinazzola after the wide player was stretchered off against Belgium. In 34 games played between the two teams head to head results are:
- Spain wins: 12
- Italy wins: 9
- Draws: 13

Their most recent meetings came in qualifying for the 2018 World Cup. Italy’s loss and draw against Spain contributed to the team failing to qualify for the tournament for only the second time.