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Italy has played a big role in Luis Enrique’s career as he got his first major coaching job with AS Roma a decade ago before going on to take charge of Celta Vigo, Barcelona and the Spanish national side.

Spain coach Luis Enrique believes Tuesday’s Euro 2020 semi-final against Italy could hinge on who dominates possession. Spain broke a tournament record for possession in their opening game against Sweden but had little to show for it as the game finished 0-0. However, he said his team, rather like this new-look Italy side that have captured neutrals` hearts, were most comfortable with the ball at their feet. “That’s one of the first questions to settle. We are leaders in ball possession but they can also make use of it and enjoy the ball, that`ll be the first battle we need to conquer,” Luis Enrique told a news conference on Monday. “They can adapt to not having the ball, they’ve done that in the tournament in certain stages but they’re more comfortable with the ball and stronger with it.” Italy has played a big role in Luis Enrique’s career as he got his first major coaching job with AS Roma a decade ago before going on to take charge of Celta Vigo, Barcelona and the Spanish national side. He has vivid memories of facing Italy as a player too, in particular when Mauro Tassotti broke his nose in a 1994 World Cup quarter-final defeat with a flying elbow which went unpunished on the day, although led to the striker being served an eight-game ban.