Spain vs Czech Republic

The 2022-23 UEFA Nations League continues on Sunday, with Spain and the Czech Republic meeting in a Group A2 encounter.

Spain 1-0 Czech Republic Spain 1-0 Czech Republic Czech Republic 2-2 Spain

Spain made it three out of three after beating the Czech Republic, which failed to generate much danger.

"Look at the results of the other groups in the league, that's of no interest to anyone. "Any of the strikers, the wingers can all play as 9. The three goalkeepers give me a lot of peace of mind." You have to have personality to play." "When they press us, they take us to one side of the field and we have no solutions. It's a positive match that gives us the possibility to still depend on us".

Spain will be looking for their second win of the 2022/23 Nations League when they host Czech Republic on Sunday. Luis Enrique's side have taken five points ...

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Spain secured back-to-back Nations League victories with a 2-0 win against the ...

SUB: Vaclav Jurecka (59', for Kuchta) - 4/10 - Didn't bring a lot to the game. SUB: Lukas Kalvach (79', LM for Zeleny) - N/A Marcos Alonso was often guilty of giving the ball way cheaply, with Vaclav Cerny robbing him of possession and forcing Unai Simon into a stretching save after 18 minutes. SUB: Stanislav Tecl (79', LF for Pesek) - N/A Before VAR could even complete the routine check for a spot kick, Soler fired wide from close range after again being picked out by the felled Asensio. SUB: Adam Hlozek (60', RF for Cerny) - 4/10 - Found it tough to get involved. SUB: Alex Kral (30', CM for Sadilek) - 4/10 - It was easy to tell that Kral a) didn't play a lot for West Ham this season and b) didn't deserve to. Alonso did not contribute any of these things. SUB: Sergio Busquets (79', DM for Koke) - N/A SUB: Jordi Alba (79', LB for Alonso) - N/A SUB: Gavi (59', CM for Soler) - 9/10 - Brought great directness to Spain's possession. SUB: Ferran Torres (59', CF for Morata) - 7/10 - Picked up the ball willingly and drifted into wide areas.