Spain 2-2 Portugal result, Portugal win 5-3 on penalties aet - Cristiano Ronaldo celebrates UEFA Nations League title glory after scoring equaliser

Really is a handful with ball at his feet. Excellent little step-over before racing to the byline, but the cross is high and lands on top of the Spain net. Still 1-1.

This time Fabián Ruiz picks up a yellow for a late one on the dangerous figure of Pedro Neto as Portugal looked to break at speed.

Was a fair old VAR check after the Mendes finish for an offside against Ronaldo, but it was miles away from the key phase of the goal. And the goal rightly stands. More goals you suspect here in this one.

Nico Williams just can't get the ball under control as he ends up knocking the finish wide with Portugal goalkeeper Diogo Costa coming off his line. Looks like space in that Portuguese defence.

Nuno Mendes smashes the ball low and hard into the corner of the net with Spain standing off. His first goal for his country, and this final is level again in Munich. What a brilliant finish.

Nico Williams this time on the charge for Spain. Looks like he is going to get a shot away, but Rúben Dias does superbly well to make the tackle and block when he prepared to pull the trigger.

Martín Zubimendi sees the loose ball break to him a few yards out and he slams the finish high into the net after a lovely break up the park saw Zubimendi send Yamal clear out wide. Poor goal for Portugal to lose, but can't say it wasn't coming. Spain lead 1-0.

Gonçalo Inácio is a bit clumsy trying to win the ball in the air, but clatters Mikel Oyarzabal and ends up seeing a booking for his troubles.

This time it is Nico Williams who shows off his considerable wing skills as he goes for goal himself, but sends the finish crashing just over the Portugal bar. Warning signs for the men in red.

And why not when you have so much energy and creativity in your national team.

Both teams prodding and jabbing at the moment without a cutting edge. Glorious chance for Pedri, but he sends the shot spinning wide from the Nico Williams cutback. Best move of the match for Spain.

Mendes does well to win the ball, but then loses it back to Yamal before Bruno chops him down. Free-kick just outside the Portugal box. But Yamal drags it well over the bar.

Plenty of life left yet in the iconic Portugal captain with another World Cup just around the corner next year. Meanwhile, Nico Williams earns Spain's first corner after a decent run. But Portugal clear the Yamal delivery after a Pedri ball.

Yellow shirts work the ball from side to side. Portugal content to keep their shape before Fabian Ruiz ships a pass straight out of play. Not an electric start to the night by the defending champions so far.

Chance drops to João Neves from the Bruno Fernandes/Silva short corner, but he smashes the finish into the ground and wide of goal. Spain appeal in vain for a free-kick that never came. What a chance that was for Portugal.

Early days in this match, but Robin Le Normand isn't hanging around as he is penalised for a late reducer on Ronaldo. Just a quick word in his ear from the Swiss referee Sandro Scharer. And on we go.

Spain in their changed yellow shirt, Portugal in traditional red. Portugal get the ball moving on this final in Munich. Spain looking to defend their title in the country where they won the Euros last summer.

Spain: Simon, Cucurella, Huijsen, Le Normand, Mingueza, Fabian, Pedri, Zubimendi, N. Williams, Oyarzabal, Yamal Subs: Raya, Remiro, Pedro Porro, Cubarsí, Vivian, Merino, Morata, Gavi, Olmo, Pino, Álex Baena, Grimaldo, Isco, Fermín López, Samu

Portugal: Costa, Nuno Mendes, Inacio, Dias, Neves, Vitinha, Fernandes, Silva, Conceicao, Neto, Ronaldo Subs: Sá, Rui Silva, Semedo, António Silva, Dalot, Palhinha, Ramos, João Félix, Veiga, Trincão, Leão, Rúben Neves, Gonçalves, Diogo Jota, Mora

Oscar Mingueza and Fabian Ruiz are handed starts for Spain as Pedro Porro and Mikel Merino drop out.

Meanwhile, Portugal opt for Francisco Conceicao and Vitinha, who take over from Ruben Neves and Francisco Trincao.

Cristiano Ronaldo hit the winner in a 2-1 win over Germany in the semi-finals with Spain edging France 5-4 having led 5-1.

"If a coach reaches the final, it is because he has done an excellent job," said the Portugal captain.

"Questioning someone who has a spectacular record for Portugal makes me confused, but I understand. If a coach gets to the final and he is questioned, imagine the others.

"There has been a bit of a lack of respect in this regard. Talking about other coaches is a lack of sense, but the coach has done an extraordinary job."