Full time
Spain 3-0 Turkey
Spain: Alvaro Morata 34, Nolito 36, Alvaro Morata 47
Goal!
Spain 3-0 Turkey
- Alvaro Morata 47
Andres Iniesta threads a fantastic pass through to Jordi Alba, who unselfishly lays the ball off to Morata and the striker converts from close range for his second and Spain’s third.
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Half time
Spain 2-0 Turkey
- Alvaro Morata 34, Nolito 36
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Goal!
Spain 2-0 Turkey
- Nolito 36
Nolito goes form provider to goalscorer in the space of two minutes. Cesc Fabregas floats a cross into the box and Turkish defender Topal miscues his headed clearance which falls to Nolito, who volleys in from 12 yards. Game over?
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Goal!
Alvaro Morata heads home Spain’s opening goal against Turkey.
Spain 1-0 Turkey
- Alvaro Morata 34
Spain have been finding space down the flanks with increasing regularity. Nolito fires in a fantasticr cross from the left and Alvaro Morata glances a header past Babacan.
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Spain v Turkey – team news
Spain: De Gea; Juanfran, Pique, Ramos, Alba; Busquets; Silva, Fabregas, Iniesta, Nolito; Morata.
Turkey: Babacan; Gonul, Topal, Balta, Erkin; Tufan, Inan, Ozyakup; Calhanoglu, Yilmaz, Turan.
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Full time
Czech Republic 2-2 Croatia
Czech Republic: Milan Skoda 75, Tomas Necid 90+3 (pen)
Croatia: Perisic 37, Rakitic 58
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Goal!
Czech Republic 2-2 Croatia
- Tomas Necid 90+3 (pen)
Substitute Tomas Necid steps up and blasts the ball down the middle of the goal. What a comeback!
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Penalty to Czech Republic!
Czech Republic’s Tomas Necid scores his side’s second goal from the penalty spot.
Czech Republic 1-2 Croatia
A long free-kick is launched into the Croatia area and Vida is penalised for a clear handball! Good spot by the referee.
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Referee stops play
Croatia players appeal for calm amongst their supporters.
Czech Republic 1-2 Croatia
Referee Mark Clattenburg suspends play after several flares are thrown on to the pitch from the Croatia end. The delay coincides with an outbreak of fighting amongst Croatian supporters.
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Goal!
Czech Republic 1-2 Croatia
- Milan Skoda 75
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Goal!
Czech Republic 0-2 Croatia
- Ivan Rakitic 58
Roman Hubnik has made a difficult task almost impossible. The Czech Republic defender, under no pressure, gives the ball away and it’s fed quickly by Marcelo Brozovic to Ivan Rakitic who dinks a lovely finish over the advancing Cech. Hard to see the Czech Republic coming back from this.
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Half-time
Czech Republic 0-1 Croatia
- Ivan Perisic 37
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Goal!
Czech Republic 0-1 Croatia
- Ivan Perisic 37
Milan Badelj does well to break up play and the ball runs to Ivan Perisic 40 yards out. The wideman advances on the Czech Republic goal before drilling a low shot past Petr Cech.
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Czech Republic v Croatia – team news
Czech Republic: Cech; Kaderabek, Sivok, Hubnik, Limbersky; Plasil; Rosicky, Skalak, Krejci, Dorida; Lafata.
Croatia: Subasic; Srna, Corluka, Vida, Strinic; Modric, Badelj; Brozovic, Rakitic, Peresic; Mandzukic.
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Full time
Italy 1-0 Sweden
Sweden: Eder 88
Read our match report of the game here.
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Goal!
Italy’s Eder celebrates after scoring the only goal of the game against Sweden.
Italy 1-0 Sweden
- Eder 88
15:37 BST
Close!
Italy 0-0 Sweden
Simone Zaza nods Chiellini’s quickly taken long throw-in towards Éder, who then skips inside a challenge before finishing superbly past Isaksson. A superb goal goal that looks out of place in such a mundane game.
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Half-time
Italy 0-0 Sweden
Nothing to see here folks.
14:48 BST
Hodgson got it right – eventually
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Italy v Sweden team news
Teams:
Italy: Buffon, Chiellini, Candreva, Florenzi, Pelle, Barzagli, De Rossi, Eder, Parolo, Bonucci, Giaccherini.
Sweden: Isaksson, Johansson, Granqvist, Olsson, Lindelof, Forsberg, Larsson, Ekdal, Kallstrom, Ibrahimovic, Guidetti
10:41 BST
Italy v Sweden preview
Italy’s Emanuele Giaccherini celebrates after scoring his side’s first goal during the Euro 2016 Group E soccer match between Belgium and Italy at the Grand Stade in Decines-Charpieu, near Lyon.
In the wake of his side’s impressive 2-0 victory over Belgium on Monday, Italy coach Antonio Conte’s biggest job has been in keeping the players feet on the ground. Paddy Agnew reports on a change of mood and a renewed sense optimism in Italy, ahead of tonight’s game against Sweden.
09:52 BST
Images of the day
England’s Daniel Sturridge celebrates scoring the winning goal in added time in the group match against Wales.
Each day we’ve been bringing you the outstanding images from Euro 2016. Today, you can almost see the release of pent-up tension on the face of England striker, Daniel Sturridge, after his injury-time winner against Wales. Here’s the rest of our images from Day 7.
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Day 8
England fans celebrate in a fountain outside the train station in Lille city centre after England’s win against Wales in Lens.
What a difference a day makes. Twenty four hours ago, the French authorities were managing a potentially hazardous security situation involving fans from a number of nations, though largely, it has to be said, those from England, after a nightof sporadic violence in Lille. But, thankfully, the day passed off relatively peacefully, no doubt helped by the last minute England winner, which sent most of their fans home happy, albeit inebriated.
Three more games today, kicking off with Italy facing Sweden in Toulouse, followed by Czech Republic Croatia in Saint-Etienne and the day’s action concludes with the holders, Spain, meeting Turkey in Nice.
09:09 BST
Day 7 recap
Gareth McAuley celebrates putting Northern Ireland ahead against Ukraine.
There have been few more joyous senes at Euro 2016 than those witnessed in Lyon on Thursday, where Northern Ireland, perhaps relishing the traditional Irish summer conditions – the match was stopped briefy due a hailstorm – defeated a poor Ukraine side 2-0.
Earlier in the day, England prevailed over Wales in the so-called Battle of Britain. Trailing 1-0 at half-time, coach Roy Hodgson acted decisively and introduced Jamie Vardy and Daniel Sturridge and was rewarded for his initiative when both scored in a frantic second half in Lens.
The less said about the final match of the day the better, as Germand and Poland ground out a dull 0-0 draw in Paris. It was not exactly a repeat of the infamous 1982 anschluss match between West Germany and Austria, but with a draw suiting both teams, this was a game played with handbrakes on.
