Spain finished the big stage of the Nations League groups with a victory over Switzerland (3:2)

You have the chance to choose football for 3-2 a la de Suiza. On the sixth and final day within Group A4 in the Liga de Naciones Goals for la Roja de Jeremy Pino, de Bryan Gil and de Bryan Zaragozaéste 'extremis' de penalty, resolviendo un partido disputado en Estadio Heliodoro Rodríguez López, a rebosar.

Santa Cruz de Tenerife recibía a los pupils de Luis de la Fuentecon todos los deberes hechos. Clasificada ya final de este torneo, y además con este torneo, y además con estatus assuredo de Campeón en su groupo, la Guinda for ispaña era cerrar invicta esta fase en una unvicta invicta in una una in title defender.

Finally, cita de este año, que será inolvidable thank you He won the European Cup in the summerEspaña mostró de nuevo su cara dominante. Nico Williams had two shots over the bar in the first quarter of the hour, with a direct foul on the left flank in the 6th minute and another right-footed shot from the edge of the area in the 13th minute.

In the 23rd minute, Alejandro Grimaldo made another shot from the left side and the visitors' goalkeeper Yvonne Mvogo turned the ball into a corner kick. 30 minutes into the game, Óscar Mingueza crossed high and deep to Alvaro Morata, who ran Eray Generel through Vaseline and immediately awarded a penalty.

Spain's number 7 was cut down by Ricardo Rodríguez inside the box, and the referee, German Bastian Dankert, did not hesitate to award a penalty. La Roja's third scorer, Fernando Torres, was one goal away from equalizing, and the local captain fired in Pedri Gonzalez to cheers from the stands.

Sin embargo, Mvogo adivinó el tiro del jugador de Tegueste; Filip Ugrinic despejó con la cabeza el rechace de su guardameta, Williams voléó entonces con la diestra, Remo Freuler vó el gol casi bajo el larguero y Jeremy Pino made it 1-0 in the second instance with a powerful right hand.

El ritmo del encuentro bajó un poco desde ahí scansoPedri's shock after being stepped on his right knee by an opponent and Derek Kutesa became a spectator in the arc defended by “txuri-urdin” Alex Remiro, who achieved a high finish in one of Switzerland's rare approaches. lujo durante la primera mitad.

After the break, the Helvetic team had a very clear opportunity in the 50th minute after Joël Monteiro's run to Aitor Paredes, a long ball without any apparent danger and the visitors' right-footed cross culminating in “19” del poste más lejano.

After that, 1-1 provisionally, Monteiro has a Mercedes car. Bryan Gil, Grimaldo and Grimaldo maintained their potential. Monteiro rose to the air from Paredes and fired a straight right that hit Robert Sanchez between the legs..

Ese tanto espoleó a España, que salió de su nisbi letargo y por obra de Brian Gill scored 2-1 (min.68). Tras una indecisión de Freuler con el propio defensiveas, Gil les robó la 'cartera' y se perfiló hasta marcar con un zurdazo fuerte y al palo opuesto.

Merodeó Grimaldo el 3-1 minuto 71, con un derechazo en plena llegada al área que, a media altura, repelió Mvogo bien coloccodo. In a row, Bryan Zaragoza did one of his virguerías por el extremo derecho and encouraged the public, who joined in with the songs.

21,204 spectators filled the Tenerife stadium to cheer the members of Roja, esp Pedri, who was replaced by debutant Pablo Barrios in the final stage of the match. However, Fabián Ruiz gave Vincent Sierro a silly penalty.

Andi Zegiri fooled Robert Sanchez with his shot and made the score 2-2 (min.85)replaced by Spain during the discount period. First, Grimaldo and Mvogo atrapó on seguridad centro de Paredes con un cabezazo. However, Bryan Zaragoza performed one of his usual slaloms.

Sierro llegó levantó en exceso su perna y zancadilleó de forma leve al delantero osanusista, queen se encargó de notar el penalty que dio el triunfo a la la seección native. He opened the leaderboard for De la Fuente this season with 16 points, while the Swiss team dropped to League B as finalists with two points.

Technical data sheet

Spain: Remiro (Robert Sanchez, min. 46), Mingueza, Cubarci, Paredes, Grimaldo, Casado, Fabian, Yeremi Pino (Bryan Zaragoza, min. 70), Pedri (Barrios, min. 79), Nico Williams (Bryan Gil, min. 60) y Morata (Samu, min. 46).

Switzerland: Mvogo, Fernandes, Comert, Muheim, Ricardo Rodriguez, Freuler, Xhaka (Sierro, min. 60), Ugrinic (Monteiro, min. 46), Sohm (Rieder, min. 60), Kutesa (Okafor, min. 72) and Amdouni (Zagiri, min. 46).

Objectives: 1-0: min. 32, Yerem Pino. 1-1: min. 63, Monteiro. 2-1: min. 68, Bryan Gill. 2-2: min. 85, Zegiri, penalty. 3-2: min, 93, Brian Zaragoza, penalty.

Arbitration: Bastian Dankert (Germany). Amonestó and Yéremy Pino, Comert and Fabián.

Events: The partido, corresponding to the sixth day of the Liga de Naciones, was contested in front of 21,204 spectators at the Heliodoro Rodríguez López Estadio.