England vs Spain LIVE: Euro 2022 result and final score as Georgia Stanway screamer settles thriller

60 mins: This is the first true test for the Lionesses in the tournament. If they can score they’ll wrestle all the momentum away from Spain.

Lauren Hemp curls a free kick into the box but its easily defended at the near post.

57 mins: England have conceded for the first time in the tournament and it’s fully deserved from Spain. They’ve been the better side but maybe that goal will unlock England and allow them to play with more freedom.

Chloe Kelly and Alessia Russo are both called into action with Beth Mead and Ellen White taken off.

54 mins: Spain lead! It’s a huge error from Rachel Daly as the ball comes out wide to Spain substitute Athenea del Castillo. The winger flicks it inside Daly after she overcommits to a tackle then squares it to Esther Gonzalez.

The forward takes a touch, shoots on the spin and sinks it into the back of the net.

51 mins: England have come out from the break and are already pushing higher up the pitch. It’s a brave move which should see them earn more possession but will also leave them open to a counter-attack.

Lucy Bronze wins the ball for the Lionesses and feeds it to Georgia Stanway on the wing. Stanway sends in the cross but Ellen White starts her run too soon and is flagged offside.

48 mins: The free kick is curled into the box by Beth Mead and almost falls nicely for Leah Williamson but the England captain doesn’t make contact with the ball and clatters into Mariona Caldentey who wins a free kick of her own for Spain.

Kick off: England get the match back underway. No changes from Sarina Wiegman at the break.

Beth Mead wins an early free kick on the right side as she’s brought down by Olga Carmona. Can England make use of this set piece?

Four of Spain’s five goals in Euro 2022 have come from headers and they look as though that’s there plan tonight too. They’ve been gifted space out wide and are confident enough to whip in crosses.

England’s hopes may come down to the exciting talent on the bench. Chloe Kelly, Ella Toone and Alessia Russo could prove vital later on.

England have scored most of their goals in the second half of matches under manager Sarina Wiegman. They had a goal disallowed in that first half so will fancy their chances to score when they come back out.

The game is delicately balanced though with Spain probably having the mental edge after that first half.

45+1 mins: Spain have managed to stop England from playing their naturally attacking game so far. The visitors have been exceptional, their passing and pressing has been top notch and England are finding it very difficult.