In their victory on Wednesday against Scotland, Spain opened the door to enter the Euro 2024. The team led by Luis de la Fuente You need to stamp your passport for the appointment Germany next summer and will achieve their goal if they beat Norway tonight (8:45 pm/La1) at the stadium Ullevaal from Oslo, a stage in which La Roja has never lost.
It will not be easy for the Spanish team to bring home the three points. In front of him he will have a team that needs and has a constant challenge Erling Haaland. Norway find themselves on the ropes and any option to avoid the play-offs involves defeat in Spain. Anything other than a domestic victory would leave them with almost no chance of direct qualification and in danger of being relegated to European Cup. There is no doubt that this is a big blow for a team that has in its ranks one of the great scorers of the moment and footballers of great quality such as Martin Odegaard. Haaland has already watched the 2022 World Cup from home and seeing him outside Germany would be a new disaster.
Despite significant damage Scotland, the Spanish team is confident that it can finish the qualifying round almost cleanly. The ‘De la Fuente era’ began with landslides Norway (3-0), but he stumbled glasgow (2-0) shed light on all the doubts on the new coach. However, Spain did not stop growing after said defeat. The first title was won after an eleven year drought when the League of Nations and then came victories over Georgia (1-7) and Cyprus (6-0) before the rematch against Scotland in The Charterhouse (2-0), leaving the National Team in a comfortable position to directly confirm its presence in the Euro Cup.
The Spanish expedition arrived in Oslo conditioned by low. In the previous international advantage he lost because of an injury to Marco Asensio and Dani Olmo and in this it is repeated with Alejandro Balde and Nico Williams. The Blaugrana were replaced by Alfonso Pedraza, while in attack De la Fuente relied heavily on the inspiration of Álvaro Morata, who again unblocked Spain with his header against Scotland.
You will also be ready for the occasion Joselu Matowho in March made a historic debut with La Roja, scoring a double against Norwaya match in which he was absent Haaland, threatening by scoring five goals in the last three games. Controlling him is one of the priorities of a Spain eager to take the final step towards Euro 2024.
Source: La Verdad
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