Spain v Georgia LIVE: Euro 2024 result as Nico Williams and Lamine Yamal inspire La Roja into quarter-finals

Into three additional minutes. Lamine Yamal and Dani Olmo almost connect for a fifth, but the latter’s shot is blocked.

Towards the close we wind with Spain beginning to size up Germany. Dani Olmo tests the gloves of Giorgi Mamardashvili one more time, trimming the grass with Spain’s 32nd shot of the match.

Georgia have been excellent at Euro 2024 and their impact on the pitch and in the stands has been a more than welcome addition. This is just a step or two too far for them and there's no shame in that whatsoever - there's a good reason Spain are a heavy-hitting favourite and they've shown another side to their game here. It's worth remembering this is the first time they've conceded at the tournament, but they've bounced back from the early setback in perfect fashion. Bring on that quarter-final with the hosts.

It’s four!

Lamine Yamal had just dragged a shot wide of Giorgi Mamardashvili’s goal, but Dani Olmo makes no mistake from the edge of the box. It’s his touch that creates it, deft and delicate to wrong-foot a defender and open up the room he needs to curl for the corner.

Spain also ring the changes. The veteran Jesus Navas takes the place of Dani Carvajal, while Mikel Merino is on in midfield.

That should seal it, you’d think, though Georgia will give it everything in these final 12 minutes. Georges Mikautadze’s tournament is in all likelihood over - he and Giorgi Gvelesiani are replaced by Budu Zivzivadze and Nika Kvekveskiri.

That one will count! A beauty!

This is some goal. Georgia throw bodies into an attack but come unstuck, Fabian Ruiz adroitly pirouetting out of a thicket and into a clearing. Ruiz picks out Nico Williams, on the move from the minute his midfielder got the ball, and springs him up the left.

There’s still plenty to do, but boy does Wiliams do it, out, in and out again to bamboozle a defender. The finish is equally pretty and precise into the roof of the net. Tasty!

Spain have the ball in the back of the net, but it won’t count! It’s gorgeous football up the right with Lamine Yamal buzzing about like a free electron, bouncing off Mikel Oyarzabal and in behind. His pass across is put past Giorgi Mamardashvili by one of the Georgian defenders with a couple of Spaniards waiting to tap in, but the flag is up with Yamal just, just offside.

Zuriko Davitashvili rather clumsily clips Dani Olmo to the floor, accepting his yellow card readily having recognised that he’d erred.

Georgia need to find a way of getting Khvicha Kvaratskhelia back into the game. Spain have done an excellent job neutrallising him since half time, that effort from inside his own half aside.

Ahh! A major opportunity for Giorgi Tsitaishvili, snatching at the chance and slicing wide having been left all alone getting forward from his wing-back position. A wild swing of his left boot when he had time to set his sights - you don’t feel like Georgia will have too many better chances.