Spain
Denmark
Spain: 1. Raya, 2. Porro, 3. Grimaldo, 5. Vivian, 14. Laporte, 8. Fabian Ruiz, 18. Zubimendi, 21. Oyarzabal( till 62'), 10. Yamal( till 90'), 7. Morata( till 78'), 20. Pedri( till 62')
Substitution: 6. Merino(from 62'), 16. Álex Baena(from 62'), 9. Joselu(from 78'), 19. Sergio Gomez(from 90')
Bench: 13. Remiro, 23. Sanchez Ro., 4. Torres Pau, 12. Mingueza, 15. Cubarsí, 17. Cucurella, 22. Aleix Garcia, 11. Zaragoza Br.
Yellow Cards: Raya 90'
Denmark: 1. Schmeichel, 3. Vestergaard, 13. Kristensen R., 17. Kristiansen, 4. Nelsson V., 7. Gronbaek( till 78'), 10. Eriksen C.( till 73'), 21. Hjulmand, 23. Hojbjerg, 12. Dolberg( till 73'), 18. Bah A.
Substitution: 8. Isaksen G.(from 73'), 20. Poulsen Y.(from 73'), 9. Höjlund R.(from 78')
Bench: 16. Hermansen, 22. Roennow, 2. Sørensen As., 15. Dorgu, 5. Maehle, 19. Wind, 6. Stage, 11. Skov Olsen, 14. Bidstrup
Yellow Cards: Hjulmand 23', Kristiansen 85', Bah A. 88', Nelsson V. 90'
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Martin Subimendi's goal 11 minutes before the end of the match against Denmark allowed Spain to gain three points and overtake their rivals in the Nations League standings
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Spanish press shared their information about where the match for the title of the best national team of the planet can take place
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Former AC Milan coach Fabio Capello feels Rodri should win the Ballon d’Or.
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Swiss couldn't do anything in a home Nations League game against the current European champions
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The Spanish national team made an unsuccessful start in the 2024/25 Nations League
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Spanish Olympic team defeated France and became the winner of the football tournament at the 2024 Olympics