
La Roja seeks a second consecutive victory in the Nations League to lead its group
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Spain won its opening Nations League match against England with a comeback at Wembley. Croatia also won its debut against the Czech Republic 2-1.
Huijsen, Zubimendi, Fermín, Baena and Oyarzabal enter the starting team | La Roja seeks a second consecutive victory that allows it to lead the classification
Spain and Croatia meet this Tuesday starting at 8:45 p.m. in the second match of the Nations League. Luis de la Fuente's men aim to achieve a second consecutive victory in this group stage that will allow them to lead the classification for the next round. In front of them they have a Balkan team that beat the Czech Republic with goals from the tireless Modric and Pasalic. The Croatians begin a new cycle under the direction of Slaven Bilic, the coach who replaced Zlatko Dalic at the head of the Balkan team.
J.M. Benitez
There are also eleven from Bilic!
Modric is a substitute in the Croats' eleven.
XI: Livakovic; Smolcic, Pongracic, Sutalo, Gvardiol, Perisic; Kovavic, Pasalic; Susic, Misic and Beljo.
J.M. Benitez
There are already eleven from Luis de la Fuente!
The Spanish coach makes five changes to face Croatia: Huijsen, Zubimendi, Fermín, Baena and Oyarzabal.
XI: Unai Simón; Pubill, Cubarsí, Huijsen, Cucurella; Zubimendi, Fabián, Fermín; Baena, Oyarzabal and Lamine Yamal.
J.M. Benitez
Good afternoon and welcome to the Spain - Croatia live!
Spain hosts Croatia at the Sánchez Pizjuán in Seville on the second day of the Nations League. Luis de la Fuente's men won the opening match with a comeback against England at Wembley. Slaven Bilic's men also beat the Czech Republic 2-1.
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