France v Italy live updates - latest UEFA Women's Euros score as top-ranked side are five up in Rotherham!

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France get their tournament off to the perfect start with a 5-1 thrashing of Italy here in Rotherham! What a first half performance from Corinne Diacre's side.

Italy looked more solid in the second period, but despite a late consolation, it was too little, too late for the Azzurre.

Piemonte once again latches onto a cross from the byline, but her header is acrobatically tipped away by Peyraud Magnin in the France goal!

Italy almost have two, but it is cleared off the line in the nick of time! Simonetti's low strike towards the bottom corner is well hacked clear by Bacha!

There will be a minimum of six added minutes at the end of the second half.

The French need to be careful now. With not long left, they will not want to concede again.

France make more changes after conceding.

Off: Katoto, Diani

On: Sarr, Bacha

Piemonte, who has just come on, heads in at the far post from a looped cross, outjumping Karchaoui in the process.

Piemonte replaces Caruso.

Off: Cascarino, Geyoro

On: Dali, Malard

Gama is shown a straight red for a challenge on Geyoro! It looked like a very high foot, and that is the reason the decision has been made. VAR will check it.

After viewing the pitch side monitor, Gama stays on the pitch as the referee changes her decision to a yellow card.

Cascarino, who has been influential tonight for France, goes down in pain after taking a painful kick near her ankle. She looks like she may need to come off, but she is back on her feet, albeit a little tearful. Hopefully the injury is not severe.

Giacinti replaces Girelli for Italy as they make their third change of the night.

What an effort by Boattin! Magnin's punch from a cross falls straight to the attacking full back, and she hits a powerful shot on the volley just wide of the far post!

Boattin goes down in a bit of pain following a robust challenge by Bilbault in the centre of the park. It looks like she may have rolled her ankle. There is a stoppage in play, but she is back on her feet.

Italy have at last got something right, as their defensive shape off the ball seems to be a lot more structured and compact. That is limiting France's opportunities at the moment.