Watch: France v Spain semi-final highlights
Watch Spain's penalty
Spain pulled ahead just before the first drinks break, after winning a penalty when Lucas Digne kicked Lamine Yamal while trying to clear a ball in the box.
Oyarzabal converted with a shot into the right side, with France now having to chase a lead for the first time in this World Cup.
— Samantha Jonscher
Watch Spain's second goal
Pedro Porro doubled Spain's lead as they took full control against France.
— Samantha Jonscher
Porro doubles the lead
It came from Pedro Porro after Spain worked it around the box, with a one-two with Olmo before Podro picked it up on the right side of the box.
He had a one-on-one with Maignan, putting it to the right of the keeper. The last time France were down two goals was the 2022 World Cup final against Argentina.
— Miles Proust
58' - Goal Spain!
Spain score! They lead 2-0.
France sub
France make a change, with Barcola coming off for Doue.
— Miles Proust
55'
Barcola carries into the left side of the box but Simon pounces on it before he can pull a shot away.
— Miles Proust
52'
Oyarzabal tries from range, but he blasts it over the woodwork.
— Miles Proust
50'
Chance for Spain after Lacroix draws a foul against Oyarzabal.
Porro delivers the free, which is picked up by Yamal, who carries it to the near post before his shot is blocked.
But the offside flag is up.
— Miles Proust
France lucky to avoid ref's ire?
Michael Olisé‘s tackle on Rodri went unpunished from the referee, should the referee have taken another look?
— Samantha Jonscher
Second half underway
And we're back underway at Dallas Stadium, with France kicking off.
— Miles Proust
Half-time stats
Spain have been the better side so far, enjoying 53 per cent possession to France's 40 per cent.
Spain have had five shots on goal compared to France's two.
The team that have been so dominant in this tournament is missing in action, with France struggling to find space and get shots away.
Only two teams in World Cup history have ever gone on to win a semi-final after trailing at half-time — Argentina in 1990 and Croatia in 2018.
— Miles Proust
Spanish celebrations in Bondi
Here was the reaction at Beach Road Hotel in Bondi after Spain's first goal.
— Miles Proust
France on the back foot
Spain is dominating heading into the second half, managing to convert a penalty into a goal.
It's Spain who've controlled much of the first half, enjoying 53 per cent possession, while France have had 40 per cent as they look to stay in the contest.
— Samantha Jonscher
Half-time
And the half-time whistle blows, with Spain leading 1-0 after Mikel Oyarzabal's penalty.
— Miles Proust
45 + 2'
A great cross from Koundé from the right edge of the six-yard box whips straight across the face of the goal. Mbappé is there but can't get to it.
— Miles Proust
45'
Rabiot fouls Ruiz, but the referee doesn't book him. He has to be careful after already picking up a yellow.
Six minutes of stoppage time in this first half.
— Miles Proust
42'
The ball breaks for Mpabbe, who runs up the left flank, but Simon has read it well, running out of the box to block-tackle the French striker. He timed that perfectly.
France win a corner, which Simon tries to grab but hits the head of his own player Oyarzabal.
— Miles Proust
38'
A poor clearance from Maignan gifts Spain the ball, who play it into the box with some clever passing.
Baena tries to tap the cross in but it goes just wide, deflecting off a French defender and out for a corner.
— Miles Proust
Huge turn out in Bondi
The Beach Road Hotel in Bondi has opted to separate supporters.
Upstairs, Spain fans are watching intently as their team sits in the lead.
— Samantha Jonscher
34'
France looks a bit shaken out there, after conceding a goal and losing a player to injury.
Baena receives a long goal kick and tries to flick it in but the offside flag is up.
— Miles Proust
31'
Cucurella picks up a yellow for a shove on Olise right on the sideline.
— Miles Proust
27'
Play resumes, and France are immediately out looking for an equaliser.
But Saliba sits down, shaking his head. There's no-one near him and it's unclear what he's injured, but he points to his back.
He walks off the pitch and Lacroix replaces him.
— Miles Proust
