Final: Italy 1-1 England (AET, 4-5 pens)

England retained their European crown and won their unprecedented fourth straight major tournament after a nervy penalty shoot-out win against Italy.

A calamitous mix-up in the English defence led to the Azzurri taking the lead. Daniel Perry's attempted clearance was unfortunately blocked his own keeper Simon Herding, the goal credited to England's number one.

But John Carey sent a 25-yard rocket past the Italian keeper Andrea Rossi for the equaliser and after no-one scored in extra-time, England needed penalties for the second straight time in a major tournament.

Luca Germanotta's effort was saved by Simon Herding, and after everybody else had scored their spot-kicks, Garry Stratford stepped up to win EuroCup 12 for England.

Italy: 1 Andrea Rossi; 22 Paolo Aloisi, 5 Giuseppe Guilacci, 13 Emiliano Tournetti, 23 Guglielmo Dal Rocca, 3 Paolo Lupatelli; 16 Francesco Chianelli, 4 Gianni Riccoli; 8 Giampaolo Mondini; 10 Luca Germanotta; 9 Andrea Romano

England: 1 Simon Herding; 15 Neil Crandall, 5 Daniel Perry, 6 John Macdonald, 14 Liam Cole; 16 Kevin Warhurst; 24 Craig CraiCo; 11 James Douglas; 9 John Carey, 23 Chad Blake, 10 Edward Redwood

Referee: Simon LeClair (France)

Goals: Herding o.g. 17' (Italy), Carey 33' (England)

Penalties*:
Italy: Castelloni (scored), Germanotta (saved), Culpi (scored), Mondini (scored), Aloisi (scored)
England: Redwood (scored), CraiCo (scored), Carey (scored), Douglas (scored), Stratford (scored)

*Italy went first

Man of the Match: John Carey (England)

Highlights:

Semi-Final: Italy 0-0 France (AET, 3-2 on pens)

Italy celebrate reaching the final

Italy needed another penalty shoot-out to reach the final of EuroCup 12 after being held by France after extra time.

Highlights:

Quarter-Final: Italy 2-2 Croatia (AET, 5-4 pens)

Italy celebrate their shoot-out win

Italy needed a penalty shoot-out to book a place in the semi-finals of EuroCup 12 and beat Croatia in Moscow.

Highlights:

Footage of extra-time and penalties unavailable. Sorry.

Russia 0-1 Italy

Di Salvatore's strike made it maximum points for Italy

Italy made it three wins from three beating Russia 1-0 at the Luzhniki.

Russia: 1 Konstantin Leskov; 22 Sergey Savannov, 2 Igor Tiranov, 5 Alexey Zoltin, 3 Ivan Volkovich; 7 Igor Vladimov, 9 Igor Semikov, 4 Sergey Belinin, 15 Ivan Semikov; 12 Andrey Pavlychkin, 10 Roman Bogomirov

Italy: 1 Andrea Rossi; 19 Mario Barbaretta, 5 Giuseppe Guilacci, 13 Emiliano Tournetti, 3 Paolo Lupatelli; 21 Simone Culpi; 16 Francesco Chianelli, 8 Giampaolo Mondini, 10 Luca Germanotta; 9 Andrea Romano, 11 Nicola-Andrea Di Salvatore

Referee: Simon LeClair (France)

Man of the Match: Andrea Rossi (Italy) 

Goals: Di Salvatore 5' (Italy)

How the night unfolded:

Match highlights:

Italy 3-2 Belgium

Italy celebrate their dramatic winner

Francesco Chianelli struck late to break the hearts of Belgium moments after Vincent Vandamme appeared to have earned his side a point.

Once again played in front of Khimki's "invisible crowd," it was an end-to-end football match that had the neutral on its seat.

Italy: 1 Andrea Rossi; 19 Mario Barbaretta, 5 Giuseppe Guilacci, 13 Emiliano Tournetti, 3 Paolo Lupatelli; 21 Simone Culpi; 16 Francesco Chianelli, 8 Giampaolo Mondini, 10 Luca Germanotta; 9 Andrea Romano, 11 Nicola-Andrea Di Salvatore

Belgium: 1 Filip Van Rekeren; 19 Nico Van Daele, 13 Marc-Antoine Luyckx, 4 Luc Wambelen, 5 Christian Makalongo; 20 Marco Mieskens, 8 Daniel Cassissi, 10 Julien Martinère, 3 Jean Croussant; 9 Vincent Vandamme, 16 Frankie De Morgen

Referee: Işmail Carhan (Turkey)

Goals: Romano 13', Germanotta 22', Chianelli 90' (Italy), Vandamme 28', 90' (Belgium)

Man of the Match: Luca Germanotta (Italy)

Highlights:

Italy 1-0 Denmark

Chianelli strike puts Italy on top of Group A

Francesco Chianelli's late goal put Italy on top of Group A in a bizarre match with Denmark in front of an "invisible crowd" at Arena Khimki, where the fans were heard - but not seen.

Highlights:

Italy: 1 Andrea Rossi; 19 Mario Barbaretta, 5 Giuseppe Guilacci, 13 Emiliano Tournetti, 3 Paolo Lupatelli; 21 Simone Culpi; 16 Francesco Chianelli, 8 Giampaolo Mondini, 10 Luca Germanotta; 9 Andrea Romano, 11 Nicola-Andrea Di Salvatore

Denmark: 1 Kristian Jensen; 13 Robert Busk Jensen, 22 Michael Henriksen, 19 Richard Jensen, 5 Jørgen Christensen; 21 Daniel Skanstrud, 2 Nicklas Neckegaard, 11 Nicolaj Last Nielsen, 10 Brian Stendahl; 8 Bjarne Sommegaard; 9 Christian Ikemoah

Referee: Rafal Matuszowski (Poland).

Draw announced

CSA EuroCup 12 Draw

Group A

Russia

Denmark

Italy

Belgium

Group B

Spain

Croatia

Sweden

Norway

Group C

England

Netherlands

France

Montenegro

Group D

Germany

Scotland

Czech Republic

Greece