Czech Republic - Spain live | Yeremy Pino replaces Lamine in the eleven
La Roja seeks to reach the last match against England with full victories
Quick Look
- Spain visits the Czech Republic in Prague for the fifth day of the Nations League with the aim of maintaining the total number of victories and reaching the last match against England as leaders.
- Luis de la Fuente lines up Zubimendi, Fabián and Fermín in midfield, with Yeremy Pino replacing the injured Lamine Yamal.
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Why It Matters
Spain plays the fifth day of the Nations League against the Czech Republic in Prague. The Spanish team seeks to maintain the total number of victories to reach the last game against England as group leader, after having achieved qualification in the previous team sale.
Spain and the Czech Republic meet this Thursday starting at 8:45 p.m. on the fifth day of the Nations League. La Roja visits Prague with the mission of maintaining the total number of victories to reach the last match against England as group leader, its objective after achieving classification in the previous selection sale. Luis de la Fuente does not have Lamine Yamal tonight, who ended up injured in Barcelona's last game against Atlético at the Metropolitano. Spain faces the Czech team led by the Spanish Santi Denia, who have lost the four games they have played and if they fall tonight they would be relegated to League B.
There are already eleven from Luis de la Fuente!
Zubimendi, Fabián and Fermín will be the trio of midfielders and Yeremy Pino replaces the injured Lamine.
XI: Unai Simón; Pedro Porro, Cubarsí, Huijsen, Cucurella; Zubimendi, Fabián Ruiz, Fermín; Baena, Ferran and Yeremy Pino.
Good afternoon and welcome to the Czech Republic - Spain live!
La Roja visits Prague with the mission of maintaining the total number of victories to reach the last match against England as group leader, its objective after achieving classification in the previous selection sale. Luis de la Fuente does not have Lamine Yamal tonight, who ended up injured in Barcelona's last game against Atlético at the Metropolitano.
Spain faces the Czech team led by the Spanish Santi Denia, who have lost the four games they have played and if they fall tonight they would be relegated to League B.
Open Questions
- What will be the result of the match between Czech Republic and Spain?
- Will Spain be able to maintain its record of victories?
- Will Czech Republic be relegated to League B if they lose this match?
