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UEFA Nations League · Sun 12 Jun 2022

Spain
2–0 Full time
Czech Republic
  • Carlos Soler 24'
  • Pablo Sarabia 75'

    The story

    Spain beat Czech Republic 2-0 in the UEFA Nations League, matchday 4.

    The goals came from Carlos Soler (24') and Pablo Sarabia (75').

    It was 1-0 at half-time.

    Spain had 76% of the ball and 9 shots to Czech Republic's 7.

    Written from the match data (Statorium).

    Match stats

    Spain Czech Republic

    76%Possession24%
    9Shots7
    4On target2
    2Corners5
    5Fouls13
    1Offsides1
    1Yellow cards0
    0Red cards0

    Statorium.

    Key moments

    1. 24' Carlos Soler Goal · Spain 1-0 Assist: Marco Asensio
    2. 75' Pablo Sarabia Goal · Spain 2-0

    Line-ups

    Spain

    1. Unai SimónGoalkeeper
    2. Marcos Alonsooff 78'Defender
    3. Eric GarcíaDefender
    4. Daniel CarvajalDefender
    5. Iñigo MartínezDefender
    6. RodriMidfielder
    7. Carlos Soleroff 59'Midfielder
    8. Kokeoff 79'Midfielder
    9. Marco Asensiooff 72'Forward
    10. Álvaro Morataoff 59'Forward
    11. Dani OlmoForward

    Subs used: Ferran Torres (59'), Gavi (59'), Pablo Sarabia (72'), Jordi Alba (78'), Sergio Busquets (79')

    Czech Republic

    1. Ales MandousGoalkeeper
    2. Vladimir CoufalDefender
    3. David ZimaDefender
    4. Jaroslav Zelenyoff 79'Defender
    5. Jakub BrabecDefender
    6. Vaclav JemelkaDefender
    7. Tomas SoucekMidfielder
    8. Vaclav Cernyoff 60'Midfielder
    9. Michal Sadilekoff 33'Midfielder
    10. Jan Kuchtaoff 60'Forward
    11. Jakub Pesekoff 79'Forward

    Subs used: Alex Kral (33'), Adam Hlozek (60'), Vaclav Jurecka (60'), Stanislav Tecl (79'), Lukas Kalvach (79')

    Full timeline

    Every goal and card (3)
    1. 24' ⚽ Carlos Solerassist Marco Asensio
    2. 75' ⚽ Pablo Sarabia
    3. 78' 🟨 Daniel Carvajal

    Head to head

    1Spain wins1Draws0Czech Republic wins

    Last 2 meetings

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