Spain v Georgia LIVE: Euro 2024 score and updates as underdogs stun La Roja after Robin Le Normand own goal

A Rodri drive thuds into Guram Kashia’s thigh, the Georgia captain lifting his leg just in time with keeper Giorgi Mamardashvili scrambling (and probably struggling) behind him.

This atmosphere is wild – has to be up there with any of the best at the tournament. Spain are genuinely excellent but haven’t turned their dominance into goals, but the Georgia fans cheer every challenge and counter-attack as loud as most nations cheers goals. When the ball rolled in off the defender, it was incredible – a ferocious and ecstatic roar. Georgia have something tangible to protect, to give them energy, as well as all that amazing backing from the stands.

Spain won’t panic, soon back in their passing flow. Lamine Yamal drops deeper trying to spark something, but runs into all three of Georgia’s central midfielders.

Spain can’t quite believe it. Georgia are yet to have a shot and have had 13% of possession.

They’ve barely had a kick…but Georgia lead! Space opens up the right hand side and Georges Mikautadze is good enough to turn, find it and pick out Otar Kakabadze. The wing-back swings it into a dangerous area and Robin Le Normand inadvertently turns into his own net!

Khvicha Kvaratshkelia almost nips in as Aymeric Laporte and Marc Cucurella rat-a-tat around the back. The passing is precise and prompt enough to deny the forward a chance to pinch it, though. Spain have hardly made an error so far.

Nothing is sticking for Georgia. Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and Georges Mikautadze are both trying their best to offer an option to hold it when those behind them clear long, but Spain are soon back in tempo, metronome Rodri keeping them ticking.

It feels like Georgia are already clinging on. Giorgi Mamardashvili manages to claw away before Guram Kashia throws a leg at the ball to complete the clearing job.

Marc Cucurella gets to the byline, underlapping and trying to force in a cross. A Georgian leg turns it behind.

Spain can’t make much of the corner.

Spain have started with all the ball as expected, but the vocal backing in the stadium is heavily skewed in Georgia’s favour so far. They’ll need that to keep pace with Spain’s possession and movement – it’s a raucous and excitable start here in Cologne and we look set for a tremendous match between sides who are as different in their tactics as they are with their footballing history.