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Rafa Molina (Documentation)
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Rafa Molina (Documentation)
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Miguel Ángel Lara (From La Cartuja)
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Rafa Molina (Documentation)
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Miguel Ángel Lara (From La Cartuja)
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Juan Ignacio García-Ochoa (from La Cartuja)
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Juan Ignacio García-Ochoa (from La Cartuja)
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Rafa Molina (Documentation)
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Juan Ignacio García-Ochoa (from La Cartuja)
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Rafa Molina (Documentation)
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Juan Ignacio García-Ochoa (from La Cartuja)
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Alejandro Fernández (Social Networks)
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Juan Ignacio García-Ochoa (from La Cartuja)
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Javier Domínguez (arbitration controversy)
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Javier Domínguez (arbitration controversy)
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Juan Ignacio García-Ochoa (from La Cartuja)
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Miguel Ángel Lara (From La Cartuja)
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Miguel Ángel Lara (From La Cartuja)
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Rafa Molina (Documentation)
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Rafa Molina (Documentation)
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Miguel Ángel Lara (From La Cartuja)
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Miguel Ángel Lara (From La Cartuja)
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Miguel Ángel Lara (From La Cartuja)
M
uuuuuuy good afternooneeeeees. Second game of the group stage and it is almost almost an all or nothing duel. Spain, who was not able to go from a draw to zero against Sweden in the debut, receives in The Cartuja to Poland, who arrives in Seville after losing on the first day and with many urgencies. Here it is no longer worth failing because another setback leaves you in a very very delicate position for the third day. The National Team needs to win, it needs to score, it needs to convince and above all it needs a hobby that is going to return to the stands.
If anyone had any questions about Morata, cleared it Luis Enrique: Álvaro and ten others. The Juve forward will start again after the whistles he heard against Sweden. We are going to see what the selector changes in his eleven with respect to the first day but the ‘9’ is going to be the same. With Busquets back in concentration but still out of the call, we will see if there is any modification in the center of the field, if he enters Gerard Moreno, if there is any change in defense …
The Poles, without Krychowiak expelled but with Lewandowski As a great threat, they arrive at La Cartuja risking their lives. If they don’t score, they are with one foot out of the Eurocup. Those of Paulo Sousa arrive in Seville to play a final and we have to see how Spain responds to that extra intensity of the rival.
Right away we know things from the stadium, right away we have news and eleven so arrrrrrrancamooooooooooos.