Spain hosts Switzerland to play the last match of the Nations League group stage. Yeremy Pino has put Spain ahead after Pedri missed a penalty committed on Morata, who gave him the shot. At half-time it was 1-0. The Spaniards arrive with their homework done, since they were first in the group last Friday, so De la Fuente will have the opportunity to distribute minutes and rotate the regulars on the field. These are the cases of goalkeeper Remiro, who will start, as well as Mingueza, Cubarsí, Paredes, Grimaldo and Casadó, with Morata as forward. The coach has left Tenerife’s Ayoze Pérez out of the squad for this match, who is suffering from muscle discomfort. For its part, Switzerland is already relegated to category B, not even victory tonight would help it leave fourth place in the group.
Spain dominates possession
Spain dominates in all the statistics of the match.
Rest. Spain, 1-Switzerland, 0
Festive party with little history in Tenerife. Spain wins 1-0 with a goal from Yeremy Pino after Pedri missed a penalty committed on Morata, who gave the shot to his teammate.
The beautiful gesture of Morata, who gave the penalty to Pedri
The canary missed it.
Pedri suffers a strong blow
Ugly gesture from the Canarian player, who slipped and then was stepped on.
Minute 32. Spain, 1-Switzerland, 0
Morata gave the penalty to Pedri, who missed his shot. On the rebound, the ball reached Yeremy Pino, who scored Spain’s first goal. Everything was between canaries.
Spain goal after Pedri missed the penalty
Goal by Jeremy Pino.
Penalty in favor of Spain
Morata is subject to a penalty.
Paredes debuts with Spain
The center back is one of Athletic’s best weapons.
Minute 26 and the tie continues
Nobody scores, although Spain’s pressure has been close to causing the first Spanish goal.
A clash of little rhythm and dominance of Spain
The game has little rhythm, since the two teams have nothing at stake. Spain dominates because it has more quality. In any area he can score against a rather gray Switzerland.
In memory of the victims of the Dana of Valencia
Emotional minute of silence and help for the victims.
Pedri’s first arrival
Barcelona’s midfielder plays in his homeland.
Spain takes command
Barely five minutes have passed and Spain’s dominance is absolute. Switzerland wanted to come out with impetus, but the ball already belonged to the Spanish team, who had a couple of dangerous approaches.
The match begins: Spain, 0, Switzerland, 0
Tribute in the run-up to the victims of the Valencia damage with commemorative t-shirts of the Spanish players and an emotional minute of silence. A match to enjoy the good play of Spain, which is surprising in Europe. Switzerland has been a disappointment in this Nations League
Fabián, again a starter, scored a double in the 1-4 of the first leg
Fabián will start tonight against Switzerland. He already scored a double in the Spanish team’s 4-1 victory last September. Pedri and Casadó will be next to him in the core of Spain.
Paredes debuts with Spain
The Athletic player will be a starter in a Spanish eleven with many new features.
Switzerland also makes changes
Switzerland will play Spain in the following eleven: Mvogo, Fernandes, Comert, Muheim, Ricardo Rodriguez, Freuler, Xhaka, Ugrinic, Sohm, Kutesa and Amdouni.
Many new features in Spain’s eleven
Spain will play with the following eleven against Switzerland: Remiro, Mingueza, Cubarsí, Paredes, Grimaldo, Casadó, Fabián, Pedri, Yeremy, Nico Williams and Morata.
Spain-Switzerland, a party with nothing at stake
Spain plays against Switzerland in the last game of the group stage of the Nations League, in its First Division. There is nothing at stake. Spain is the leader and will go to the quarterfinals as first in the group, while Switzerland has been relegated. Moments to make changes to both teams in their starting lineups in a match being played in Tenerife.
