Spain beat the Czechs 3-1 in a match in Group C, with Lamine Jamal, Rodri and Mikel Merino scoring Spain's goals, while Jiri Slama scored the Czechs' only goal, and Ladislav Krejci was sent off in the 85th minute, and Spain's tally rose to 9 points at the top.
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The match is part of the third group competitions in the European Championship, as Spain seeks to maintain its lead in the group after its previous victories.
Young Lamine Jamal opened the scoring for “La Roja” early in the sixth minute, before Rodri added the second goal in the 35th minute.
In the second half, Jiri Slama reduced the deficit for the visitors by scoring the Czechs' only goal in the 69th minute, but Mikel Merino settled matters completely with Spain's third goal in the 89th minute.
The match witnessed the sending off of Czech player Ladislav Krejci with a red card in the 85th minute for receiving a second warning.
With this victory, Spain strengthened its position at the top of Group C (first classification) with 9 points, ahead of second-placed England (6 points), and Croatia in third place (3 points), while the Czech national team remained at the bottom with no points.

Ahmed Al Rawahi, the Omani national team player, confirmed that the small details decided the confrontation against the Emirates in the 27th Gulf semi-final, praising his team’s performance despite the missed opportunities, while Lux Pimienta and Zlatko Dalic expressed their happiness at qualifying for the final against Saudi Arabia, with the Croatian coach warning of the difficulty of the next match.

Emirates coach Zlatko Dalic, the Croatian coach, expressed his pride in qualifying for the final despite his blaming the players after the first goal, while Oman coach Tariq Al-Saktiwi expressed the bitterness of the loss to the Emirates and considered it undeserved, and Qatar coach Julian Lopetegui of Spain expressed his sadness after losing to Saudi Arabia on penalties, stressing that the Saudi team was the best in the tournament.

The English national team achieved a major victory over Croatia with a score of 7-0 in Zagreb in the third round of the Nations League, while Spain beat the Czechs 3-1 in Madrid, and maintained the lead in the group with 9 points.

Tariq Al-Saktiwi, coach of the Omani national team, expressed his sadness after losing to the UAE in the Arabian Gulf Cup, stressing that his team did not deserve the defeat despite making progress in the second half, while Julian Lopetegui, coach of the Qatari national team, expressed his sadness after losing to Saudi Arabia on penalties in the semi-finals, pointing to the influence of the Saudi fans and fatigue on his team’s performance.

Qatari national team coach Julien Lopetegui expressed his sadness after his team lost to Saudi Arabia on penalties in the semi-finals of the Arabian Gulf Cup (Gulf 27), praising the strength of the Saudi team and the influence of its fans, while affirming its readiness for penalty kicks despite poor implementation, while Stefano Domenicali announced the holding of two Formula 1 races in Qatar and Abu Dhabi despite regional tensions.

The Spanish national team achieved its third consecutive victory in the group stage of the European Nations League, defeating the Czechs 3-1 thanks to goals from Lamine Yamal, Rodri and Mikel Merino, while Jiri Slama scored the only goal for the Czechs, and Ladislav Krejci was sent off in the 85th minute, and Spain raised its score to 9 points at the top of Group C.