The Spaniards rejoice at the leading goal of the match
Marcelo del well, Reuters
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The favored Spaniards in Seville, where they have drawn 0: 0 with the Swedes and 1: 1 with the Poles, opened the score in the 30th minute after the own goal of the goalkeeper Martin Dúbravka, who had previously neutralized the penalty to Álvaro Morat. Even before the break, Aymeric Laporte raised and in the second half Pablo Sarabia, alternating Ferrán Torres and Juraj Kuck’s second goal, also scored.
“It’s hard to play against such an opponent. You have to be well organized and strong in defense, and we have not succeeded. Making such mistakes against Spain is simply unacceptable,” Tarkovic said in a television interview.
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The three-time European champions equaled the highest victory in the history of the European Championships, where five matches, including today’s one, have ended with a five-goal difference. The Spaniards will challenge Croatia in Monday’s round of 16 in Copenhagen.
“Such performances boost our confidence and morale. Now we have to play against the world runners-up. We hope to continue at this level to be one step closer to our goal again,” said Spanish captain Sergio Busquets, who entered the European Championships for the first time after the coronavirus infection.
The home team started with the expected onslaught. The Slavic midfielder Hromada kicked Koke in the penalty area and referee Kuipers ordered a penalty after checking in with the video. However, Morata threw him in the 12th minute, who let Dúbravka stand out. The Spaniards did not convert the fifth penalty kick in a row, another forward Moreno failed in the last duel with Poland. “I think the unchanged penalty threw us out even more and we reacted in the right way,” said Busquets midfielder.
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The Slovaks continued to defend themselves. Dúbravka dealt with Sarabi’s flow and then dealt Morat’s hard blow. However, the former goalkeeper of Sparta or Liberec gave the Spaniards the lead in the 30th minute with an unprecedented goal. Sarabia hit the crossbar, the ball bounced off the apparently dazzled Dúbravek and he threw it into his goal in the jump.
“La Roja” lost their activity a bit, but in the third minute of the setting they added a fuse. After Hromad’s bad kick, Moreno centered in front of the goal and stopper Laporte with a placed header overcame Dúbravka for the second time. The French native, who was allowed to represent Spain shortly before the tournament, scored for the first time in the fourth match for the national team.
Slovak hopes probably went out in the 56th minute. Alba found an active Sarabi at the age of sixteen and he pushed through with a ground shot at the pole. Ferrán Torres, a new goal from 11 minutes, added a fourth goal when he took advantage of Sarabi’s pass up close. “We changed certain things, including the formation, but after the third goal, the match became an exhibition of Spain,” Tarkovič said.
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The home team completed the debacle of the Slovaks in the 71st minute. After less than half a minute on the pitch, Pau Torres got to the head of the substitution on the pitch and Kucka badly kicked the ball into his own goal. Eight goals have already been scored at this year’s European Championships, which is one more than at the previous five championships combined.
The Spaniards also won their fourth match on their field. During the third participation in the Euro or the World Championship, the Slovaks were eliminated in the group for the first time.
EURO 2021
The European Football Championship, which was originally scheduled to be played a year ago, it starts on June 11 and ends on July 11. EURO is hosted by eleven countries, the Czech national football team is in group D together with England, Croatia and Scotland. The championship finale is played at the legendary Wembley.
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| European Football Championship: |
| Group E (Sevilla): |
| Slovakia – Spain 0: 5 (0: 2) |
| Goals: 30th own Dubravka, 45th + 3 Laporte, 56th Sarabia, 67th F. Torres, 71st own Kucka. Referee: Kuipers – Van Roekel, Zeinstra – Van Boekel (video, všichni Niz.). ŽK: Duda, Škriniar – Busquets, Alba. Viewers: 11.204 (limited number). |
| Slovakia: Dúbravka – Pekarík, Šatka, Škriniar, Hubočan – Kucka, Hromada (46. Lobotka) – Haraslín (69. Suslov), Hamšík (90. Bénes), Mak (69. Weiss) – Duda (46. Ďuriš). Coach: Tarkovič. |
| Spain: Simón – Azpilicueta (77. Oyarzabal), García (71. P. Torres), Laporte, Alba – Koke, Busquets (71. Thiago), Pedri – Sarabia, Morata (66. F. Torres), Moreno (77. Traoré ). Trenér: Enrique. |
| 1. | Sweden | 3 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 4:2 | 7 |
| 2. | Spain | 3 | 1 | 2 | 0 | 6:1 | 5 |
| 3. | Slovakia | 3 | 1 | 0 | 2 | 2:7 | 3 |
| 4. | Poland | 3 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 4:6 | 1 |
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