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93′ FINAAAAAL, SPAIN WIN
SWITZERLAND 1-4 SPAIN
Great win for Spain in Switzerland after playing one down from the 24th minute! The one in Luis De La Fuente They showed in Geneva that they are a champion team and bounced back from blows by beating a brave but somewhat careless Switzerland with authority
90′
3 minutes are added to the end
86′
Corner for Switzerland looking for the impossible with less than ten minutes left
80′ AND GOOOOOAL FOR SPAIN, GOAL FOR FERRAN
SWITZERLAND 1-4 SPAIN
And another goal from Spain! Ferran was again the star with a race in the 50-metre space that ended with a perfect finish against Kobel to make it 1-4 as Switzerland turned on the attack. What a nice sentence from Spain!
76′
Another double change in Switzerland. They are retiring Plunger and Aebischer and they entered Monteiro and Duh
76′ GOOOOOAL FROM SPAIN, GOOOOOAL FROM FABIÁN
SWITZERLAND 1-3 SPAIN
Great goal from Fabián that ends the game! Great play down the left by Ferran leaving the goal on a plate for PSG to put the third and peace of mind on the scoreboard for Spain
69′
And also yellow for Dani Carvajal
68′
Ferran is yellow for a clear foul on Omeragig
61′
Double change in Switzerland too. Zakaria and Ricardo Rodríguez entered and Sierro and Rieder entered
60′
SWITZERLAND 1-2 SPAIN
58′
Double change in Spain. Zubimendi and Yéremy Pino came in and Rodry and Nico Williams left
54′
Switzerland attack in search of a goal that would give them a tie. Spain is playing calmly and knows that in these minutes it has to suffer a little
50′
Yellow for Wüthrich for a clear foul on Joselu
48′ ANOTHER GOAL CANCELED IN SWITZERLAND
A cross from the Swiss corner ends Amdouni’s goal, but the referee points out that the ball flew over the baseline. Esperia Spain
46′
Vargas fouled Joselu
45′
There was a change in Spain. Lamine Yamal has retired and Ferran Torres has entered
45′ SECOND HALF STARTS IN GENEVA!
SWITZERLAND 1-2 SPAIN
The ball is rolling again at the Genève Stadium.
The players are back on the playing field!
We will see if there are any changes in the second half as Spain, until the dismissal of the Colchonero center back, played perfectly against a Switzerland that did not even show its mildest version. On the contrary, he poured himself into Raya’s cause and became what was expected: a fierce rival.
47′ FINAAAAAL OF THE FIRST PART
SWITZERLAND 1-2 SPAIN
The first half in Geneva ends with a short-lived victory for Spain, who until the dismissal of Le Normand in the 20th minute was the master of the match!
47′
Now Spain are struggling to wait at the back and want to come out from behind to counterattack with the pace of Nico and Lamine
45′
They added seven minutes of added time
45′
Dangerous foul for Switzerland
42′
They left Amdouni alone on the scoreboard and the Swiss striker closed the gap before the break
40′ GOOOOOAL BY SWITZERLAND, GOAL BY AMDOUNI
SWITZERLAND 1-2 SPAIN
A set piece from Switzerland that, at a corner, Amdouni was able to pick up Embolo’s combed leather and do the Swiss’s first at will. Danger for Spain
37′
What a great stop from Raya now to Vargas!
37′
Switzerland are playing now, trying to move the ball and reach the Spanish goal through long possessions
33′
Phew, Joselu’s second almost came on a rebound! Spain is not losing face in the game despite playing less
30′
SWITZERLAND 0-2 SPAIN
30′
What a shot from Lamine Kobel cleared. The culé winger is great
28′
Omeragig’s shot almost missed
27′
Let’s now see how Spain holds up with 10 players. Rodri and Fabián stay in the middle of the field making a double pivot
25′
Change in Spain. Pedri, who is Luis De La Fuente’s sacrifice, leaves and Vivian enters
24′
In the crossbar Switzerland! Huge shot from Amdouni that goes into the woodwork
23′
Red confirms for Spain: Le Normand goes to the shower early!
22′
How long does the decision take and how? Offside is very fair and VAR applies it well
21′
Be careful because VAR is checking if there was a previous offside by Embolo. Card may be cancelled
20′ RED CARD TO LE NORMAND!
The Atlético de Madrid player fouled Embolo when he was walking alone towards the goal and the referee did not question it. He remains in a minus the selection
18′
Now missing from Embolo
16′
Yellow for Vargas for a double fault on Carvajal and Lamine
15′
Spain have been playing very well this start. As in the Euro Cup: attack and attack
12′ GOOOOL FROM SPAIN, GOOOOL FROM FABIÁN
SWITZERLAND 0-2 SPAIN
Another good counter from Spain starting with Lamine, who gave it to Nico who shot and the rebound fell to the Sevillian who scored the second goal for Spain. What a start for La Roja!
12′
Good shot by Grimaldo now from a distance that Grimaldo clears
11′
Good arrival today from Grimaldo. He puts it in and Joselu doesn’t connect properly, although he does cause the corner.
10′
SWITZERLAND 0-1 SPAIN
9′
Switzerland reacted well to the goal and although their draw wasn’t worth it, they continued at a good pace
8′ SWITZERLAND’S GOAL CANCELED
nothing! Switzerland’s goal by handball was not worth it Freuler on the play before the goal
6′ GOOOOOAL FROM SWITZERLAND, GOOOOL FROM OMERAGIG
SWITZERLAND 1-1 SPAIN
Gooool now from Switzerland! Embolo crossed outside for Omeragig to finish his will and tie the match. The goal is reviewed by VAR
4′
The best possible start for Spain in this match against Switzerland, who, yes, will want to respond
3′ GOOOOOOL FROM SPAIN, GOOOOOOL JOSELU
SWITZERLAND 0-1 SPAIN
What action of Laminate on the left wing leaving to put it on the right and Joselu that after strong and despite the fact that Kobel He said he removed it, the referee scored a goal because the ball had already entered. Good start for Spain
What action of Laminate on the left wing leaving to put it on the right and Joselu that after strong and despite the fact that Kobel He said he removed it, the referee scored a goal because the ball had already entered. Good start for Spain
3′
The first from Spain that Joselu has! The Galician striker finished it first and Kobel made a fine stop
2′
Watch out for Switzerland at the start, they seem to be the team that comes out with a higher gear
1′
START THE GAME! The ball is now rolling in Geneva. They are playing Spain and Switzerland. Let’s see how the grass…
Team anthems are now played as usual during matches between national teams.
The two teams are about to take the field!
Be careful because there is a last minute change at eleven of Switzerland! Not playing Widmer due to injury and entered OmeragigPlayer every player in the right lane
Denmark won its match Serbia (2-0) and are at the top of the table with six points. It will be the rival of Spain in the next break when they face each other on October 12
Everything was prepared in the locker room of the Spanish team. In a moment, the players will go through the locker room tunnel to exit the stadium grass. Geneva in search of the first success of Spain in this League of Nations
The referee for the match will be Cypriot Irfan Peljto and the VAR will be Bastian Dankert, a German.
As the match time comes, it is worth noting that Dani Olmo, the FC Barcelona player, is absent tonight due to a contusion that does not allow him to play tonight but in principle is not serious enough for him to do so in the culé team the return of the rest of the national team.
The players are warming up on the pitch as the rain drenches the city all day on Sunday.
The Geneva stadium, as we say, is in terrible conditions for training professional football. It seems unbelievable that a match will be held between two teams like Switzerland and Spain in these conditions. We have attached a photo of our colleague Ferran Martínez who was there covering the game for MD
On the Spanish bench there will be: Álex Remiro, Robert Sánchez, Mingueza, Vivian, Cucurella, Pau Torres, Pepelu, Zubimendi, Aleix García, Yéremy Pino, Ferran Torres and Ayoze Pérez
A well-known eleven Luis De La Fuente has on the field who knows that after a goalless draw against Serbia They must win if they want to be among the four finalists at the end of the group stage. coming back Rodriwho have not played an official match since the last Euro Cup final and also Joselustarting center forward of the national team after the absence of Morata
And on the part of the Spanish team, the team is as follows: David Raya, Grimaldo, Laporte, Le Normand, Carvajal; Rodri, Fabián, Pedri, Lamine Yamal, Nico Williams and Joselu
The Los Alpes team, which lost 2-0 with Denmark on the first day, hopes to achieve its home status in a stadium where, in addition, the grass conditions are not very good to try to get the three points and continue with options to enter the Final Four. Embolo and Vargas are the scariest players
On the Swiss bench will be: Omlin, Mvogo; Ugrinic, Monteiro, Omeragic, Rieder, Bislimi, Sierro, Steffen and Duah
On the part of Switzerland, those elected are: Kobel; Wüthrich, Akanji, Ricardo Rodríguez, Widmer, Freuler, Zakaria, Aebischer, Amdouni, Vargas and Embolo
First of all, let’s go through the lineup of the two teams that have already been confirmed
The match starts at 8:45 pm at the Stade de Genève (Geneva) where Servette plays from the Swiss city on the border with France.
WONDERFUL AFTERNOON! Welcome to the live narration of Switzerland-Spain of matchday 2 of the Nations League
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