Croatia v Italy LIVE: Reaction as last-gasp Zaccagni goal sends Azzurri through to Euro 2024 knockouts

45 mins

Italy attack again but Di Lorenzo hits a pass to Darmian straight out of play. Croatia try and counter but then Brozovic hits a pass straight out of play.

There’ll be just one minute of added time at the end of the half, thankfully.

42 mins

No more chances of note since that Bastoni header. Spain are still leading, so Croatia need a win, but you’d never guess it from the way they’re playing, as Kramaric is the latest to lose possession in attack.

40 mins

Brozovic gives it away needlessly in attack but Italy then give it away when trying to counter. Not one for the neutrals so far, this.

38 mins

Modric swings in an inviting cross towards the back post, but it’s runs past any Croatian player.

36 mins

Italy win a couple of free-kicks and they keep possession well. They don’t particularly look like a side that’s in a rush to score though, despite having the better chances.

They work another opening, as the ball comes to Pellegrini on the edge of the box. He gets it out of his feet and finds an opening, before firing a shot straight at Livakovic.

32 mins

The game is lacking a bit of quality at the moment, with some needless giveaways of possession and a real lack of attacking threat so far.

Modric slips it wide to Sucic, but his cross in is hopeful rather than calculated, and it’s straight to a blue shirt.

30 mins

Brilliant work from Gvardiol, Kovacic and Brozovic to keep possession in the Italy half. Textbook passing triangles from the Croatians.

Croatia work it to the opposite wing and Modric fizzes it across the goal, but Donnarumma gets a hand to it.

27 mins

Good defending from Pongracic as he follows Retegui’s run into the box and blocks his shot.

Moments later, Barella swings in an inch-perfect cross to Bastoni’s who’s unmarked at the far post. He heads it on target and everyone thinks it’s a goal, but Livakovic somehow tips it over!

Meanwhile, Spain have gone 1-0 up against Albania, courtesy of a goal from Ferran Torres.

Spain have already won the group, so for them there is little change. However, that result benefits both Croatia and Italy; it means neither will be leapfrogged, though Croatia still need a win if they’re to have a hope of the last 16.

24 mins

Sucic is the first player to be booked as he brings down Pellegrini.