52′Scotland warned with a good combination but Christie’s control as he tackled Unai Simón went straight into the hands of the Basque goalkeeper.
fifty’Yellow for Patterson for knocking Bryan down.
48′What a game Bryan! He got past two defenders and his next shot just went wide. Huge letter of introduction from Malaga.
46′PART TWO BEGINNING!
Spain 0-0 Scotland.
21:53Double change in Spain: Balde and Oyarzabal leave and two debutants enter: Fran García and Bryan Zaragoza.
21:52The players return to the field of play. Be careful because De la Fuente moved the bank and made two changes.
21:38We will see if the coach moves the team at half-time to give more dynamism to the attack.
21:38Spain started well and dominated the first half at will. However, Luis de la Fuente’s team only had three clear chances: a one-on-one from Ferran and the double from Oyarzabal and Merino, who crashed the ball into the woodwork.
45+4′END OF THE FIRST HALF AT LA CARTUJA! Spain 0-0 Scotland.
45+3′Merino was yellow for a clear knockdown on McTominay to prevent a Scotland counter-attack.
Four. five’Four minutes of stoppage time were added to the first half.
43′Scotland changes due to injury to their captain. The Liverpool full-back was replaced by Patterson.
43′Robertson could not continue and left with his arm practically in a sling.
41′The game was stopped so Robertson could be treated for a shoulder problem; apparently he dislocated it in a collision with Simón.
40′Dykes had just seen the first yellow of the game for an incident with Laporte. Sparks fly between forward and center back.
38′GOAL FOR MORATA CANCELED DUE TO OFF PLAY! The forward’s illegal position leaves no room for doubt.
33′IN PALO MERINO! Spain needed a double chance to open the scoring. Gavi started the action with his deep unmarking and found Oyarzabal in the penalty spot. However, the shot was picked up by Hickey and the subsequent rebound was sent into the woodwork by Merino with a great left foot.
30′Morata hit the side of the net but the action was pointless due to the striker’s offside.
26′The referee excused Carvajal for a very clear foul on Christie on the edge of Unai Simón’s area. Spain is free. Still 0-0.
22′Great pressure after losing the whole Spanish team. Scotland do not come out of their field for many minutes.
twentyGood collective play by Spain finished by Oyarzabal with a shot into the clouds from the center of Balde, very active on the left wing.
17′Very forced shot by Oyarzabal on the run that Gunn caught without any problem.
fifteen’Spain knocks and knocks in search of openings but for the moment Scotland endures the siege. 0-0 on the scoreboard.
ElevenShot from the Bucket that collided with Oyarzabal. Excellent play by Spain between the lines. Spain’s third corner kick in just 11 minutes.
10′The forward pressure from Spain was superb, barely allowing Scotland to breathe.
7′Scotland stretched a bit, hitting Dykes and McTominay, who had already scored a double in Glasgow, on the wings in search of crosses.
4′Another occasion from Spain! The corner kick curled into the area and Morata arrived a little late at the far post and was unable to direct his header into the goal.
3′Spain completely dominated early on, as expected, with plenty of mobility and speed in ball circulation. Good start for Luis de la Fuente’s team.
2′What an occasion Ferran Torres forgave! Nice filtered ball from Morata to unmark the culé but he misses the shot too far when he’s one-on-one with Gunn.
1′THE BATTLE IN SEVILLE STARTS!
Spain 0-0 Scotland.
20:46The referee is Dutch
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20:44The España anthem is playing at La Cartuja!
20:42The Scottish anthem is playing!
20:40Players from Spain and Scotland take the field!
20:35Everything is ready at La Cartuja!
20:244,000 Scottish fans were present at La Cartuja to cheer on their team.
20:23We remember Spain’s eleven: Unai; Carvajal, Laporte, Le Normand, Balde; Rodri, Gavi, Merino; Ferran Torres, Morata and Oyarzabal.
20:15Half an hour until Spain-Scotland kicks off! The players of both teams are warming up on the La Cartuja grass.
20:08This is how Steve Clarke’s team came out, with 5-4-1
Gunn; Hickey, Porteous, Hendry, McKenna, Robertson; McGinn, McTominay, McGregor, Christie; Dykes
20:05We now have eleven from Scotland!
19:59Steve Clark’s team already beat Spain 2-0 at Hampden Park in the first round match. The defeat casts doubt on the figure of Luis de la Fuente, who has taken credit for the recent good performances of the National Team.
19:51On the bench of Spain there will be: Kepa, Raya, Fran García, David García, Pau Torres, Sancet, Fabián, Navas, Zubimendi, Bryan Zaragoza, Joselu and Ansu Fati.
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19:41Spain will not be able to count on Nico Williams tonight, he is out with an intercostal tear. The Athletic player is the one thrown by Luis de la Fuente.
19:40Scotland have had a lot of success and if they win at La Cartuja they will seal their qualification for the Euro Cup.
19:39This match is crucial for Spain, who need three points to get closer to Scotland, the outstanding leaders of Group A who have qualified for the Euro Cup. Scotland has 15 points and Spain 9 but La Roja have played one less game.
19:37The team is already at La Cartuja stadium for the clash against Scotland.
19:34There are already eleven from Spain:
First Simon; Carvajal, Le Normand, Laporte, Balde; Rodrigo, Merino, Gavi; Ferran Torres, Oyarzabal and Morata.
19:31We start the live Spain-Scotland match taking place at La Cartuja in Seville, which corresponds to the 7th matchday of Group A of the qualifying phase for Euro 2024
Source: La Verdad
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