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Italy qualified for the final of the European Nations Cup “Euro 2020”, after beating Spain on penalties (4-2) after the end of normal and extra time, with a positive tie with one goal for each team.

Federico Chiesa scored for Italy in the 60th minute, while Alvaro Morata equalized for Spain in the 80th minute.

The Italian team is waiting for the winner of the match that will bring England together in Denmark, in the match scheduled for tomorrow, Wednesday.

The first danger in the match came after 3 minutes had passed, where Barilla got the ball and was alone in the goal to dribble and hit the ball while the goalkeeper returned to his goal to hit the post, but the referee indicated that there was an offside case.

The first Spanish response came in the 15th minute, after Barilla easily lost the ball to Ferran Torres, and penetrated into the area to hit a ground ball that passed next to Donnarumma’s right post.

The Azzurri players missed a real chance, after goalkeeper Simon went wrong, to reach Emerson and then to Immobile, who failed to pay to pass to Barilla, but the Spanish defense bounced quickly and scattered the ball away.

And in the 25th minute, Donnarumma managed to save Italy from the opportunity of a real goal, after the ball reached Dani Olmo inside the penalty area to hit and hit one of the defenders and bounce back to him in a great position to score, to hit a powerful ball that Donnarumma brilliantly removed.

Emerson threatened the La Roja goal in the 45th minute, after Insigne passed a pass on a plate to Emerson to penetrate into the left side and hit the crossbar with a powerful shot.

At the beginning of the second half, the Spanish team carried out a quick counterattack by Oyarzabal, who sped the ball from the right, to pass to Busquets on the borders of the area, to launch a powerful shot that passed over the goalkeeper Donnarumma’s crossbar.

Oyarzabal continued his brilliance in the right front of La Roja, receiving a pass from Pedri to launch a powerful shot that Donnarumma managed to catch in the 57th minute.

From a quick counter-attack in the 59th minute, it started from goalkeeper Donnarumma and eventually reached Immobile inside the area, to shoot a powerful shot in a superb way to the left of the goalkeeper, Simon just watched it in his own net.

Oyarzabal missed the opportunity to adjust the result in the 65th minute, after a cross ball in front of the area hit the defensive line of Italy, so Oyarzabal failed to put it in the net and pass from in front of his head to outside the goal.

Substitute Berardi almost doubled the score for Italy, after a great effort from Chiesa, who passed and penetrated inside and passed the ball in a superb way to Berardi, who was unique in the goal and hit the ball towards the goal, so Simone was able to tackle it brilliantly.

From a quick counter-attack, Morata managed to equalize the score in the 80th minute, after an excellent game between him and Olmo in the “One-Two” game. Morata singled out the goal and hit the ball to the right of Donnarumma in the net.

In the 98th minute of the first extra half, La Roja almost scored a second goal, after a state of crowding in the area, so Donnarumma shined and pushed it away from his goal to bounce in front of the goal to Morata, who hit the ball wide of the goal.

The Spanish flood continued on the Azzurri goal, where Donnarumma came out of his net to take a cross to bounce back to Marcos Llorente, who shot the ball towards the goal the moment Donnarumma left, but Chiellini managed to keep the shot away from his goal, to prevent a goal.

Berardi scored a second goal for the Azzurri in the 110th minute, after a long pass that hit the defense, and Domenico shot it into the net the moment the goalkeeper left, but the referee canceled it for offside.

The original and extra time ended in a positive tie with one goal for each team, so the two teams resorted to penalty kicks, which did justice to Italy.