Italy v Austria player ratings: Federico Chiesa 8, Lorenzo Insigne 5; Marcel Sabitzer 8, David Alaba 7

Azzurri claim a 2-1 win after extra time to reach the Euro 2020 quarter-finals

ITALY PLAYER RATINGS: Gianluigi Donnarumma: 5 - The 22-year-old had very few shots to stop but he looked unconvincing at times, flapping at some aerial chances. He did, however, make one vital stop in extra time. Getty Images

Giovanni Di Lorenzo: 5 - Defended well but offered little going forward, often holding his shape but it meant his side had fewer options down his right flank. EPA

Leonardo Bonucci: 7 - The captain led well from the back, doing the basics well. However, he looked vulnerable when balls went behind him and his backline. AFP

Francesco Acerbi: 7 - Had a comfortable game defensively and often ventured forward with the ball to help push his team forward when in possession. Got the assist for the second goal, holding the ball up and laying in Pessina. AP

Leonardo Spinazzola: 7 - The full-back picked up where he left off, causing the opposition defenders chaos going forward. He picked up an assist in extra time with a brilliant cross-field pass to pick out Chiesa. EPA

Nicolo Barella: 6 - Looked a threat in the first half, picking up space on the right in advanced positions. Struggled to do the same in the second half and was subbed off half way into it. EPA

Jorginho: 7 - The Chelsea midfielder was a metronome for his side, keeping them ticking with neat passes that helped them move up the pitch. Getty Images

Marco Verratti: 6 - Covered a lot of ground on the left of midfield but couldn’t help his side get the breakthrough before being subbed off. Getty Images

Domenico Berardi: 5 - The wide-man had a quiet game, rarely getting chances down the right and often opting to cut inside into bodies rather than go outside into width. Reuters

Ciro Immobile: 7 - The 31-year-old looked a danger in spells, offering runs in behind and almost scoring from a wonder-strike outside the box. EPA

Lorenzo Insigne: 5 - Insigne struggled to assert himself in the game, getting chances to cut in on his right foot but unable to make any of the chances count. EPA

SUBS: Manuel Locatelli (For Veratti 68’): 6 - The midfielder came on as part of a central shake-up with Italy chasing a winner. He was unable to impact the game offensively as he would have liked. Getty Images

Matteo Pessina (For Barella 68’): 7 - Much like Locatelli, Pessina came on to change the midfield going forward. He scored the second goal in extra time with a clinical finish. Reuters

Andrea Belotti (For Immobile 84’): 6 - Had little in the way of chances but he provided a good outlet for his side to play off. EPA

Federico Chiesa (For Berardi 84’): 8 - Came on with a point to prove as Italy pushed for a winner, scoring in the fifth minute of extra time with a good touch and expert finish. PA

Bryan Cristante (For Insigne 108’): 6 - The 26-year-old offered fresh legs for his team as they looked to see out their lead. Reuters

AUSTRIA PLAYER RATINGS: Daniel Bachmann: 6 - The goalkeeper had to make a few saves but did so with relative ease. His distribution was a positive for his team and helped them build from the back. Getty Images

David Alaba: 7 - The new Real Madrid full-back excelled both defensively and offensively down the left flank. His brilliant headed assist for Arnautovic was superb, but the goal was disallowed due to an offside call. Reuters

Martin Hinteregger: 6 - The 28-year-old was the quieter of the two centre-backs but still looked relatively assured in defence. AFP

Aleksandar Dragovic: 7 - Delivered a dominating performance in defence. He swept up well, winning a lot of duels and denying the Italian forwards at every opportunity. AP

Stefan Lainer: 6 - The right-back defended well and often ventured into the opposition half to help provide width, though he was unable to impact the game offensively. Reuters

Florian Grillitsch: 6 - The Hoffenheim midfielder helped cover the midfield throughout, shifting himself to fill gaps and deny Italy any joy down the middle. AP

Xaver Schlager: 7 - The midfielder covered a lot of ground for his side, picking up spaces that needed filling to ensure Austria stayed level throughout the game. PA

Christoph Baumgartner: 5 - Unable to get involved offensively on the left, often drifting inside Italy's defenders due to Alaba overlapping. EPA

Marcel Sabitzer: 8 - The Leipzig playmaker was the main creative outlet for Austria, running the channels well when needed. PA

Konrad Laimer: 6 - Unable to impact the game going forward, however he tracked back well to help his side hold their shape when defending. PA

Marko Arnautovic: 7 - The forward had a few chances running behind the Italy defence. He scored a header in the second half that was ruled out for being marginally offside. PA

SUBS: Alessandro Schopf (For Baumgartner 90’): 6 - Came on for the injured Baumgartner at the end of the game. He did little to influence the game offensively and struggled to help defensively. Reuters

Sasa Kalajdzic (For Arnautovic 97’): 7 - The tall striker came on to try and change the dynamic for Austria but had little service. However, he stooped low to score with a brave header from a corner to give his side some hope in the last few minutes. AFP

Louis Schaub (For Grillitsch 106’): 7 - The 26-year-old provided an assist from his corner in the second half of extra time. EPA

Michael Gregoritsch (For Schlager 106’): 6 - The striker came on as his side pushed for a way back into the game but wasn’t able to effect the outcome. Getty Images

Italy manager Roberto Mancini said his team deserved to book their place in the Euro 2020 quarter-finals on Saturday after edging Austria 2-1 after extra-time at Wembley.

Italy had been unstoppable in the group phase - winning all three games, scoring seven goals and conceding none - but faced a much sterner challenge against an organised and committed Austria side.

After a goalless 90 minutes, Italy broke the deadlock five minutes into extra time through substitute Federico Chiesa after the Juventus forward's superb touch and finish.

Matteo Pessina, also off the bench, made sure that the Azzurri would make last eight but Austria pulled one back through Sasa Kalajdzic to keep the tie in the balance until the final whistle.

"We got the result because we deserved it. In the first half we could have scored a couple of goals and then after the break we dropped off physically," Mancini told Italy's public broadcaster RAI.

"We won thanks to the players who came on with the right mindset and resolved the situation.

"I knew it would be hard, maybe even more so than in the quarter-finals."

The win means that Mancini has guided Italy to 31 matches unbeaten, breaking a record that had been established by Vittorio Pozzo in the 1930s.

Italy will play either Belgium or Portugal in Munich on July 2, with the reigning European champions and the world's top-ranked team facing off on Sunday in Seville.

Assessing the performances at Wembley, Luke Thrower has provided his player ratings in the photo gallery above. To move on to the next photo, click on the arrows or if using a mobile device, simply swipe.