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The 19-year-old was visibly distraught as he left the field and is expected to be a major doubt for the Euros next summer in Germany.

Spanish midfielder Gavi out for long spell as tests confirm ACL injury

Spanish midfielder Gavi is set to have a lengthy spell on the timelines after suffering an ACL injury!

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The 19-year-old was visibly distraught as he left the field and is expected to be a major doubt for the Euros next summer in Germany.

Barcelona and Spain midfielder Gavi is expected to be out for several months after suffering a complete tear of the anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee.
Gavi picked up the injury in the first half of Spain's 3-1 win at Georgia on Sunday in qualifying for the 2024 European Championship.
The 19-year-old was visibly distraught as he left the field and is expected to be a major doubt for the Euros next summer in Germany.
Barcelona said medical exams on Monday also revealed an injury to Gavi's lateral meniscus.
The club said the surgery will take place in the coming days and a new medical update will be released later. It did not give a timetable for the player's recovery, but the injury is expected to keep him from playing again this season.
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The move came after hours long negotiotations between the players, the Spanish federation, the National Sports Council and the women's players' union. 

Spain's world cup winning players withdraw boycott against national team after assurances

The move came after hours long negotiotations between the players, the Spanish federation, the National Sports Council and the women's players' union. 


The move came after hours long negotiotations between the players, the Spanish federation, the National Sports Council and the women's players' union.&nbsp;

A day after it was reported that the Spain's women's football coach picked a squad for the upcoming UEFA Women's Nations League comprising of the protesting players, the footballers have withdrawn their boycott.&nbsp; The move came after hours long negotiations between the players, the Spanish federation, the National Sports Council and the women's players' union.&nbsp; Only two players, who had not been immediately named, opted to leave the team's training camp after receiving guarantees from the government that they would not be sanctioned, with the rest staying after being told that some of their demands for reform would be met. The country's world cup winning players were on strike, refusing to play for the national team till institutional changes were brought about within the Spanish federation.
This was after the then federation chief Luis Rubiales kissed a footballer, Jenni Hermoso on the lips after Spain won the World Cup on August 20.&nbsp;

Jorge Vilda has been provisionally barred from all football activity for an initial 90 days by FIFA while it investigates his conduct at last month's Women's World Cup final in Sydney.

Spain women's coach Jorge Vilda sacked as RFEF apologise to football world for Rubiales scandal

Spain women's football coach Jorge Vilda has been sacked following Rubiales kiss scandal!

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Jorge Vilda has been provisionally barred from all football activity for an initial 90 days by FIFA while it investigates his conduct at last month's Women's World Cup final in Sydney.

Spain&rsquo;s World Cup-winning coach Jorge Vilda has been sacked by the Spanish football federation according to several Spanish media outlets on Tuesday.
Vilda guided Spain to their first ever Women's World Cup last month.
In addition, the Spanish football federation has apologised for the "enormous damage" caused by the actions of its suspended president Luis Rubiales.
The 46-year-old has been provisionally barred from all football activity for an initial 90 days by FIFA while it investigates his conduct at last month's Women's World Cup final in Sydney.
Rubiales kissed Spain midfielder Jenni Hermoso on the lips during the trophy presentation, something Hermoso has said she did not consent to. However, Rubiales has refused to resign over the matter.
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Spain's football federation has asked UEFA, Europe's football governing body to suspend it from international competitions because of government interference over demands to sack Rubiales.&nbsp;

Spanish football federation asks UEFA for suspension amid govt demands to sack Luis Rubiales 

The Spanish football federation has asked UEFA, Europe's football governing body to suspend it from international competitions because of government interference over demands to sack Rubiales. 

Spain's football federation has asked UEFA, Europe's football governing body to suspend it from international competitions because of government interference over demands to sack Rubiales.&nbsp;

The Spanish football federation has asked UEFA, the European football governing body to suspend it from international competitions because of government interference over demands to remove its beleaguered president Luis Rubiales from office.
The move was widely seen as an attempt to silence some of Rubiales' critics, including government ministers who have asked for his removal, as such a suspension would ban Spanish teams from competitions like the Champions League and could sway public opinion in favour of letting him keep his job.
Football's governing bodies have long-standing rules barring national governments from interfering with the running of the domestic soccer federations.
However, UEFA will not comply with the Spanish federation's request for a sanction, a person familiar with the issue told The Associated Press on Monday. The person spoke on condition of anonymity because the decision-making process was confidential.

Former Barcelona, Arsenal and Chelsea star Cesc Fabregas announced his retirement from football at the age of 36

Cesc Fabregas: World Cup-winning Spanish footballer retires at 36

2010 World Cup winner Cesc Fabregas bids farewell to the sport!

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<h2>Former Barcelona, Arsenal and Chelsea star Cesc Fabregas announced his retirement from football at the age of 36</h2>

Former Arsenal, Chelsea and Spain midfielder Cesc Fabregas has retired from football at the age of 36.
The 2010 World Cup winner made the announcement via Twitter on Saturday having ended the two-year contract he signed with Italian Serie B side Como last summer 12 months early.
He retires having made more than 700 first-team club appearances since making his Arsenal debut as a 16-year-old in 2003.
"It is with great sadness that the time has come for me to hang up my playing boots," he said.
"From my first days at Barca, Arsenal, Barca again, Chelsea, Monaco and Como, I will treasure them all.
"From lifting the World Cup, the Euros, to winning everything in England and Spain and nearly all the European trophies, it has been a journey that I'll never forget."
At 16 years and 177 days he became Arsenal's youngest ever player when he appeared against Rotherham in an EFL Cup third-round meeting at Highbury in October 2003, and became their youngest goalscorer when he netted against Wolves in the following round.
After a protracted transfer saga he left to return to boyhood club Barcelona in 2011, a year after helping Spain to victory in the 2010 World Cup where he played all of extra time in the 1-0 final victory against the Netherlands in Johannesburg.
He was also a part of the side that won back-to-back European Championships in 2008 and 2012.
At Barca he won the 2012-13 La Liga title but left the Nou Camp to return to the Premier League with Chelsea a year later, helping the Blues to the league crown in 2015 and 2017.
He moved to Ligue 1 side Monaco in 2019 where he played 68 times before signing for Como last summer.
He added: "All those who have helped me, my teammates, coaches, directors, presidents, owners, fans and my agent. To all my family, from my parents and my sister to my wife and kids, I cherish your advice, mentorship and guidance.
"To my opponents who tried to knock me, thank you for making me stronger. It has already been more than worth it with all the great memories and friends that I have made on the way."

Sergio Ramos has earned 180 caps, the maximum by any player in the nation's history.

Spain's Sergio Ramos announces retirement from international football

'The Time has come'

Sergio Ramos announces retirement from international football after new Spain coach told him he would not count Ramos in his plans!

Sergio Ramos who last played for Spain in March 2021 has earned 180 caps, the maximum by any player in the nation's history.

PSG defender Sergio Ramos announced his retirement from international football after trophy-laden career with Spain that saw him earn 180 caps.
Ramos lifted the World Cup 2010 and two European championships with his country.
The 36-year-old former Real Madrid captain released a statement explaining his decision on Thursday.
"The time has come," Ramos wrote in his statement. "Time for me to say goodbye to the Spain national team.
"This morning, I received a call from the coach who informed me that I am not and will not be part of his plans, regardless of how I perform or what I do in my career.
"With a heavy heart, it's the end of a road that I hoped would stretch out further and would end with a better taste in my mouth, on a par with all the success we achieved with La Roja.
"I honestly believed that this journey deserved to end at my own choosing or because of my performances were not at a level worthy of our national team. Not due to a question of age or other reasons that, although I have not heard them directly, I have certainly felt.
"Age in itself is not a virtue or a defect; it's just a number not necessarily related to performance or ability. I admire and envy players like (Luka) Modric, (Lionel) Messi and Pepe.
"Unfortunately, it won't be like that for me because football isn't always fair and football is never just football. This is something I have to accept, albeit with this sadness but also with my head held high."

Sergio Busquets' retirement marks an end to an era as the Barcelona star was the only remaining World Cup-winning team member from South Africa in 2010 who was still playing for his country.

Spain’s Sergio Busquets retires from international football

Spain’s star footballer Sergio Busquets, who helped the country win the 2010 FIFA World Cup and 2012 UEFA European Championship, has retired from international football.

Sergio Busquets' retirement marks an end to an era as the Barcelona star was the only remaining World Cup-winning team member from South Africa in 2010 who was still playing for his country.

Spain&rsquo;s star footballer Sergio Busquets, who helped the country win the 2010 FIFA World Cup and 2012 UEFA European Championships, has retired from international football.
The 34-year-old ended his career with the national side after 143 appearances. Only Sergio Ramos, with 180 caps, and Iker Casillas, with 167 caps, have played more games for 'La Roja'
Busquets who announced his retirement news in an Instagram post shared an emotional video of his spectacular journey. In his caption, he wrote, &rsquo;It has been an honour to represent my country at the highest level, to be a world and European champion, to be captain and play so many games, with greater or less success but always giving it my all&nbsp;
After his team got chucked out of the World Cup, Busquets, the Spanish side captain at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, decided to end his international career. This, however, marks an end to an era as the Barcelona star was the only remaining World Cup-winning team member from South Africa in 2010 who was still playing for his country.

Enrique, who took charge of Spain back in 2018, helped Spain reach the semi-finals of Euro 2020, where they lost to eventual champions Italy.

FIFA World Cup 2022: Luis Enrique removed as Spain manager after Round of 16 exit

Lucho is GONE! 
Luis Enrique left his role as the Spain manager after his side's early exit at the #FIFAWorldCup in Qatar. Find out who will be his replacement.

FIFA World Cup 2022: Luis Enrique steps down as Spain manager after Round of 16 exit

Enrique, who took charge of Spain back in 2018, helped Spain reach the semi-finals of Euro 2020, where they lost to eventual champions Italy.

Luis Enrique has left his role as the manager of the Spanish national team after their Round of 16 exit at the FIFA World Cup.
Barring his Spanish side's thumping 7-0 win against Costa Rica in their opening group encounter, his side's gameplay was termed 'boring' by many experts. They were held to a 1-1 draw by Germany before losing to Japan 1-2 in their final group match. The final blow came in the form of Morocco, who beat them in the penalty shootout where Spain couldn't even score one spot-kick.
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Enrique, who had taken charge of La Roja back in 2018 led his side to the semi-finals of Euro 2020, where they lost to eventual champions Italy.
While there were question marks over Enrique's future following his side's early exit, Enrique refrained from making any comments in Qatar. But now with the team back home, the Spanish Football Federation issued a statement announcing the 52-year-old will no longer continue in his role. They also announced that Spain Under-21 boss Luis de la Fuente will take over as the new manager of the senior team.
Enrique, before becoming the national team manager, had won 2 La Liga titles, 3 Copa Del Reys and a Champions League title with Barcelona between 2014-2017.

Spain FIFA World Cup 2022 full schedule : Boosted by the emergence of new talents like Barcelona trio Gavi, Pedri and Ansu Fati, Spain dropped just five points on the road to Qatar 2022 to top UEFA Group B.

FIFA World Cup 2022: Spain full schedule, match timings, squad, live telecast and streaming

After a tumultuous and trophy-less last decade, the positive glow is back for Spain who return to the FIFA World Cup boasting one of the most exciting and youthful teams in Qatar 2022.

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Spain FIFA World Cup 2022 full schedule : Boosted by the emergence of new talents like Barcelona trio Gavi, Pedri and Ansu Fati, Spain topped UEFA Group B on the road to Qatar 2022.

FIFA World Cup 2022 : After a tumultuous and trophy-less last decade, the positive glow is back for Spain who return to the FIFA World Cup boasting one of the most exciting and youthful teams in Qatar 2022. Spain will begin their campaign on November 23 when they lock horns with Costa Rica.
<h3>Spain's FIFA World Cup recent history</h3>
After their World Cup triumph in 2010 and Euro Cup title two years later, Spain have struggled to transition from their golden generation of Xavi, Andres Iniesta and Sergio Ramos. Dumped out of the 2014 World Cup at the group stage and in the last 16 by Italy at Euro 2016, Spain then self-imploded at the last World Cup by sacking manager Julian Lopetegui on the eve of the tournament.
<h3>How Spain became a formidable unit once again?</h3>
But in the four years that have prevailed since their exit at the hands of hosts Russia in the pre-quarterfinals in 2018, things have started to look up for Luis Enrique's new-look side. Boosted by the emergence of new talents like Barcelona trio Gavi, Pedri and Ansu Fati, Spain topped UEFA Group B on the road to Qatar 2022.
<h3>FIFA World Cup 2022 : Spain team news</h3>
Despite Spain having some of the world's best talent, Luis Enrique's side lacks valuable experience within the squad. Veteran midfielder Sergio Busquets will keep a check on Gavi and Pedri in the centre of the park. However, there is no place for Manchester United stalwart David de Gea despite his promising return to form recently in the Premier League. Athletic Bilbao's Unai Simon is expected to be La Roja's starting keeper in Qatar, largely because manager Enrique values his ability with the ball at his feet.
<h3>Spain's Group &nbsp;in FIFA World Cup 2022</h3>
Spain are placed in Group E, which consists of Costa Rica, Germany and Japan.&nbsp;
<h3>FIFA World Cup: Germany's full schedule, match timings and venue</h3>
Date: November 23 Match 1: Spain vs Costa Rica Time (IST): 9:30 PM Venue: Doha
Date: November 28 Match 2: Spain vs Germany Time (IST): 12:30 AM Venue: Al-Khor
Date: December 2 Match 3: Sapin vs Japan Time (IST): 12:30 AM Venue: Doha
<h3>Spain FIFA World Cup full Squad</h3>
Goalkeepers: Unai Simon (Athletic Club), Robert Sanchez (Brighton &amp; Hove Albion), David Raya (Brentford FC).
Defenders: Cesar Azpilicueta (Chelsea FC), Dani Carvajal (Real Madrid), Eric Garcia (FC Barcelona), Hugo Guillamon (Valencia CF), Pau Torres (Villarreal CF), Aymeric Laporte (Manchester City), Jordi Alba (FC Barcelona), Jose Gaya (Valencia CF).
Midfielders: Sergio Busquets (FC Barcelona), Rodri Hernandez (Manchester City), Gavi (FC Barcelona), Carlos Soler (Paris St Germain), Marcos Llorente (Atletico de Madrid), Pedri Gonzalez (FC Barcelona), Koke Resurreccion (Atletico de Madrid).
Forwards: Ferran Torres (FC Barcelona), Nico Williams (Athletic Club), Yeremi Pino (Villarreal CF), Alvaro Morata (Atletico de Madrid), Marco Asensio (Real Madrid), Pablo Sarabia (Paris St Germain), Dani Olmo (RB Leipzig), Ansu Fati (FC Barcelona).
<h3>Spain Fifa World Cup 2022 live telecast in India</h3>
FIFA World Cup will be live telecast on Sports18 and Sports18 HD in India
<h3>Spain Fifa World Cup 2022 live streaming in India</h3>
Live streaming of Spain's FIFA World Cup 2022 matches will take place on Jio Cinemas.
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Balde was named after the Valencia defender sprained his ankle during training earlier this week.

Spain name Alejandro Balde as injured Jose Gaya's replacement

Barcelona defender Alejandro Balde has replaced injured left-back Jose Gaya in Spain's 26-member squad for the FIFA  World Cup 2022. 

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Balde was named after the Valencia defender sprained his ankle during training earlier this week.

Barcelona defender Alejandro Balde has replaced injured left-back Jose Gaya in Spain's 26-member squad for the FIFA&nbsp; World Cup 2022.&nbsp; The 19-year-old Balde who is now set to make his senior debut at the biggest football tournament was called after the Valencia defender sprained his ankle during training earlier this week. The Spanish Football Association further informed that 27-year-old Gaya had to leave Qatar after the injury. Balde has had an impressive season at Camp Nou and he played for Spain's under-21 team in September. Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/fifa-world-cup-2022-spain-full-schedule-match-timings-squad-live-telecast-and-streaming-1668598019877">FIFA World Cup 2022: Spain full schedule, match timings, squad, live telecast and streaming</a> Spain defeated Jordan 3-1 in a friendly on Thursday and their Qatar 2022 campaign will begin against Costa Rica on November 23rd in Group E.&nbsp;

3-time winners Spain edged past a spirited Switzerland on penalties to reach the quarter-finals of Euro 2020. Spain didn't manage to score in regulation time and were instead helped by Switzerland with an own goal early in the game. Skipper&nbsp;Xherdan Shaqiri&nbsp;then helped Switzerland stage an incredible fight back with a stunning strike in the 68th min, Disaster then struck the Swiss team as midfielder&nbsp;Remo Freuler received&nbsp;marching orders after getting a red card. Switzerland's keeper&nbsp;Yann Sommer was the star of the last 45 mins&nbsp;including extra time as he thwarted many attempts from the Spaniards despite his team having a numerical disadvantage. In the penalty shootout, Switzerland were poor as Spain converted 3 strikes as compared to just 1 from their opponents.&nbsp;

Euro 2020 quarter-finals: Spain fight past Switzerland's watertight defence 

Switzerland's keeper&nbsp;Yann Sommer was the star of the last 45 mins&nbsp;including extra time as he thwarted many attempts from the Spaniards despite his team having a numerical disadvantage

3-time winners Spain edged past a spirited Switzerland on penalties to reach the semi-finals of Euro 2020. Spain didn't manage to score in regulation time and were instead helped by Switzerland with an own goal early in the game. Skipper&nbsp;Xherdan Shaqiri&nbsp;then helped Switzerland stage an incredible fight back with a stunning strike in the 68th min. Disaster then struck the Swiss team as midfielder&nbsp;Remo Freuler received&nbsp;marching orders after getting a red card. Switzerland's keeper&nbsp;Yann Sommer was the star of the last 45 mins&nbsp;including extra time as he thwarted many attempts from the Spaniards despite his team having a numerical disadvantage. In the penalty shootout, Switzerland were poor as Spain converted 3 strikes as compared to just 1 from their opponents.&nbsp;

<ul>
<li>Spain-Switzerland were locked at 1-1 at the end of extra time</li>
<li>Switzerland fail in the penalty shootout, Spain win 3-1 on penalties&nbsp;</li>
<li>Spain &amp; Switzerland both played extra time in their Rd16 matches&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

3-time winners Spain edged past a spirited Switzerland on penalties to reach the semi-finals of Euro 2020. Spain didn't manage to score in regulation time and were instead helped by Switzerland with an own goal early in the game. Skipper&nbsp;Xherdan Shaqiri&nbsp;then helped Switzerland stage an incredible fight back with a stunning strike in the 68th min. Disaster then struck the Swiss team as midfielder&nbsp;Remo Freuler received&nbsp;marching orders after getting a red card. Switzerland's keeper&nbsp;Yann Sommer was the star of the last 45 mins&nbsp;including extra time as he thwarted many attempts from the Spaniards despite his team having a numerical disadvantage. In the penalty shootout, Switzerland were poor as Spain converted 3 strikes as compared to just 1 from their opponents.&nbsp; Also Read&nbsp;<a title="Euro 2020: Belgium bow out, Italy to face Spain in the semis" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/euro-2020-belgium-bow-out-italy-to-face-spain-in-the-semis-1625277295826" target="_blank">Euro 2020: Belgium bow out, Italy to face Spain in the semis</a>

After a memorable outing against World Champions France in the the round of 16, Switzerland lock horns against Spain in the quarter-finals of EURO 2020 on Friday.

EURO 2020 quarter-finals: Confident Switzerland face giants Spain

After a memorable outing against&nbsp;World Champions France in the round of 16, Switzerland lock horns with Spain in the quarter-finals of Euro 2020 on Friday

Switzerland may have come into Euro 2020 as underdogs but that tag was shed quickly when they knocked out World Champions France in the round of 16 tie. They now face another challenging opponent&nbsp;in the form of Spain in the last 8.&nbsp;
Spain on the other hand are coming into the clash on the back of a 5-3 win over Croatia but haven't looked like their usual self. Moreover, in 22 head-to-head encounters between the two sides, Spain hold a clear advantage. They have won 16 games, lost 1 and drawn 5.
Although&nbsp;Switzerland will be without their captain Granit Xhaka, who is suspended, Spain&nbsp;won't make the&nbsp;mistake of taking the Swiss&nbsp;lightly on Friday.

<ul>
<li>Switzerland&nbsp;knocked out World Champions France in the round of 16 tie</li>
<li>Spain has lost&nbsp;just once in 22 head-to-head encounters vs Switzerland</li>
<li>Switzerland&nbsp;will be without their captain Granit Xhaka</li>
</ul>

Spain edged out Croatia to enter quarter-finals of Euro 2020 on Monday night as they won an 8-goal thriller 5-3 in extra time.&nbsp;
Croatia took the lead through a dreadful error from Unai Simon, who allowed a backpass to roll past him into the net. But Ferran Torres had different plans for the night. After 2 assists, he himself&nbsp;found the net to make it 3-1 in Spain's favour.
But little did La Roja&nbsp;know what was to follow.&nbsp;Croatian substitutes Mislav Orsic and Mario Pasalic netted&nbsp;two goals in five minutes and forced the game into extra time.&nbsp;
Spain though brought out their A game then.&nbsp;Alvaro Morata scored his 5th goal in European Championships to become Spain's joint-highest scorer in the competition alongside Fernando Torres.&nbsp;Mikel Oyarzabal then added a fifth goal 3 minutes later to finally see off Croatia.&nbsp;
Winning the second-highest-scoring match in European Championship history, Spain entered quarters.

Euro 2020: Spain beat Croatia in a goal fest, enter quarter-finals

Spain edged out Croatia to enter quarter-finals of Euro 2020 on Monday night as they won an 8-goal thriller 5-3 in extra time. It's now the second-highest-scoring match in European Championship history.

Spain edged out Croatia to enter quarter-finals of Euro 2020 on Monday night as they won an 8-goal thriller 5-3 in extra time.&nbsp;
Croatia took the lead through a dreadful error from Unai Simon, who allowed a backpass to roll past him into the net. But Ferran Torres had different plans for the night. After 2 assists, he himself&nbsp;found the net to make it 3-1 in Spain's favour.
But little did La Roja&nbsp;know what was to follow.&nbsp;Croatian substitutes Mislav Orsic and Mario Pasalic netted&nbsp;two goals in five minutes and forced the game into extra time.&nbsp;
Spain though brought out their A game then.&nbsp;Alvaro Morata scored his 5th goal in European Championships to become Spain's joint-highest scorer in the competition alongside Fernando Torres.&nbsp;Mikel Oyarzabal then added a fifth goal 3 minutes later to finally see off Croatia.&nbsp;
Winning the second-highest-scoring match in European Championship history, Spain entered quarters.

*&nbsp;Alvaro Morata scored his 5th goal in EURO&nbsp;to become Spain's joint-highest scorer in the competition
* It's now the second-highest-scoring match in European Championship history.

Croatia will be without the services of the experienced Ivan Perisic&nbsp;after he tested positive for Covid-19 ahead of the crucial round of 16 tie against&nbsp;Spain in Euro 2020. Croatia were almost out of the competition after a poor start to the campaign but fought back to qualify for the knockouts after a 3-1 win over Scotland. Without&nbsp;Perisic, Croatia has a mountain to climb against the 3-time Champions who have a slight edge with 4 wins from 8 games between the two teams. La Roja&nbsp;will be high on confidence after thrashing Slovakia 5-0 in their last group game and will be hoping for their striker Alvaro Morata&nbsp;to fire who has just 1 goal from 3 games.&nbsp;

Euro 2020: Covid-hit Croatia take on powerhouse Spain 

Spain will be high on confidence after thrashing Slovakia 5-0 in their last group game and will be hoping for their striker Alvaro Morata&nbsp;to fire who has just 1 goal from 3 games

Croatia will be without the services of the experienced Ivan Perisic&nbsp;after he tested positive for Covid-19 ahead of the crucial round of 16 tie against&nbsp;Spain in Euro 2020. Croatia were almost out of the competition after a poor start to the campaign but fought back to qualify for the knockouts after a 3-1 win over Scotland. Without&nbsp;Perisic, Croatia has a mountain to climb against the 3-time Champions who have a slight edge with 4 wins from 8 games between the two teams. La Roja&nbsp;will be high on confidence after thrashing Slovakia in their last group game and will be hoping for their striker Alvaro Morata&nbsp;to fire who has just 1 goal from 3 games.&nbsp;

<ul>
<li>Croatia will be without Ivan Perisic&nbsp;after he tested positive for Covid-19</li>
<li>Spain&nbsp;thrashed&nbsp;Slovakia 5-0 in their last group game</li>
<li>Alvaro Morata&nbsp;will be in focus again, he has&nbsp;just 1 goal from 3 games.&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

Croatia will be without the services of the experienced Ivan Perisic&nbsp;after he tested positive for Covid-19 ahead of the crucial round of 16 tie against&nbsp;Spain in Euro 2020. Croatia were almost out of the competition after a poor start to the campaign but fought back to qualify for the knockouts after a 3-1 win over Scotland. Without&nbsp;Perisic, Croatia has a mountain to climb against the 3-time Champions who have a slight edge with 4 wins from 8 games between the two teams. La Roja&nbsp;will be high on confidence after thrashing Slovakia 5-0 in their last group game and will be hoping for their striker Alvaro Morata&nbsp;to fire who has just 1 goal from 3 games.&nbsp;

Spain registered their phenomenal first win at Euro 2020 as they crushed Slovakia 5-0 in their final group game on Wednesday in Sevilla. After suffering a stalemate and a frustrating 1-1 draw at the Championship, Luis Enrique's men showed up, and how!It all started off with&nbsp;Slovak&nbsp;footballer Martin Dubravka's&nbsp;own goal, after which Aymeric Laporte, Pablo Sarabia, Ferran&nbsp;Torres, all scored for the Red Fury. Another dreadful mistake by Juraj&nbsp;Kucka in the 2nd half made it five goals for the Spanish team.&nbsp;With the win, Spain secured 2nd place in Group E. The team will next face Croatia on Monday.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Euro 2020: Spain register 5 goal victory over Slovakia, qualify for knockouts

Spain registered their phenomenal first win at Euro 2020 as they crushed Slovakia 5-0 in their final group game on Wednesday in Sevilla. After suffering a stalemate and a frustrating 1-1 draw at the Championship, Luis Enrique's men showed up, and how! It all started off with&nbsp;Slovak&nbsp;footballer Martin Dubravka's&nbsp;own goal, after which Aymeric Laporte, Pablo Sarabia, Ferran&nbsp;Torres, all scored for the Red Fury. Another dreadful mistake by Juraj&nbsp;Kucka in the 2nd half made it five goals for the Spanish team.&nbsp; With the win, Spain secured 2nd place in Group E. The team will next face Croatia on Monday.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Spain crush Slovakia 5-0, win first game at Euro 2020 2 dreadful mistakes by Slovakia aided Spain in&nbsp;final group game Aymeric Laporte, Pablo Sarabia, Ferran&nbsp;Torres, all scored for Spain

Spain registered their phenomenal first win at Euro 2020 as they crushed Slovakia 5-0 in their final group game on Wednesday in Sevilla. After suffering a stalemate and a frustrating 1-1 draw at the Championship, Luis Enrique's men showed up, and how! It all started off with&nbsp;Slovak&nbsp;footballer Martin Dubravka's&nbsp;own goal, after which Aymeric Laporte, Pablo Sarabia, Ferran&nbsp;Torres got on the scroesheet. Another dreadful mistake by Juraj&nbsp;Kucka in the 2nd half made it five goals for the Spanish team.&nbsp; With the win, Spain secured 2nd place in Group E as they next face Croatia on Monday in round of 16. &nbsp;

Poland holds back Spain to a 1-1 draw on Sunday at Seville stadium in their Euro 2020 fixture. Spanish&nbsp;footballer Alvaro Morato&nbsp;scored the first goal of the game in the 25th min. This was equalised by Polish player Robert Lewandowski&nbsp;in the 2nd half of the game. While Luis Enrique's team created chances to double their lead, they failed to do so.&nbsp;The 3 time Euro champions have still not won a game in Euro 2020 as they registered a stalemate against Sweden in their opening game as well.&nbsp;The draw means now all the four teams in Group E are eligible to qualify ahead of the final round of match this week.&nbsp;

Euro 2020: Lewandowski saves the day for Poland against Spain

The 3-time Euro champions have still not won a game in Euro 2020 as they registered a stalemate against Sweden in their opening game

Euro 2020: Lewandowski saves the day for Poland against Spain Robert Lewandowski&nbsp;saves the day for Poland, levels Morato's&nbsp;goal Spain is yet to register a win in this year Euro campaign

Poland held Spain to a 1-1 draw on Sunday in&nbsp;their Euro 2020 fixture. Alvaro&nbsp;Morato&nbsp;scored the first goal of the game in the 25th min. This was equalised by Polish striker Robert Lewandowski&nbsp;in the 2nd half of the game. While Luis Enrique's team created chances to double their lead, they failed to do so.&nbsp; The 3 time Euro champions have still not won a game in Euro 2020 as they registered a stalemate against Sweden in their opening game. The draw means that all the four teams in Group E are still eligible to qualify for the knockouts ahead of the final round of the match in the coming week.&nbsp;

Spain were held back to a frustrating stalemate by Sweden in their first game of Euro 2020 at Seville on Monday.&nbsp;While Luis Enrique's side did create opportunities, the team, however, failed to capitalise on them.&nbsp;Although, the three time Europe Champions evidently dominated the game from the very beginning, the well organised Sweden made sure to keep their efforts at bay.&nbsp;Spain next meet Polant&nbsp;on Sunday and Sweden is set to play Slovakia on Friday in their respective upcoming fixtures

Euro 2020: Sweden held back Spain to frustrating stalemate 

Spain next meet Poland&nbsp;on Sunday and Sweden is set to play Slovakia on Friday in their respective upcoming fixtures

Euro 2020: Sweden held back Spain to frustrating stalemate Spain created chances, but could not capitalise Sweden kept Spain at bay with well organised performance

Spain were held back to a frustrating draw by Sweden in their first game of Euro 2020 at Seville on Monday.&nbsp; While Luis Enrique's side did create opportunities, the team, however, failed to capitalise on them.&nbsp; Although, the three time Europe Champions evidently dominated the game from the very beginning, the well organised Sweden made sure to keep their efforts at bay.&nbsp; Spain next meet Poland&nbsp;on Sunday and Sweden is set to play Slovakia on Friday in their respective upcoming fixtures
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Defender Diego Llorente rejoined the Spanish team after testing negative for Covid-19.
Spain&rsquo;s preparations for Europe&rsquo;s biggest national soccer tournament were thrown off this week after captain Sergio Busquets and defender Diego Llorente both tested positive.
Llorente, however, rejoined the team on Friday after his 4 consecutive tests came back negative, likely indicating that his initial positive result was erroneous.
Spain will play Sweden in Seville on Monday in its opening Euro 2020 match.

Spain's Diego Llorente back to training after negative Covid-19 test

Spain got a big boost ahead of their Euro 2020 opener vs Sweden as Defender Diego Llorente rejoined the Spanish team after testing negative for Covid-19.

Defender Diego Llorente rejoined the Spanish team after testing negative for Covid-19.
Spain&rsquo;s preparations for Europe&rsquo;s biggest national soccer tournament were thrown off this week after captain Sergio Busquets and defender Diego Llorente both tested positive.
Llorente, however, rejoined the team on Friday after his 4 consecutive tests came back negative, likely indicating that his initial positive result was erroneous.
Spain will play Sweden in Seville on Monday in its opening Euro 2020 match.

The only team to have successfully defended the EURO title, Spain will head into this year's edition riding on some good form. Though they may not be the same destructive force which they used to be 10 years ago, but still sit atop their 2022 World Cup qualifying group after 3 games.
After a disastrous 2018 World Cup, Luis Enrique&nbsp;took over the team. The former treble-winning Barcelona boss&nbsp;has created a team based on youth and exuberant talent, having handed out debuts to the likes of Barcelona sensations Ansua Fati and Pedri, Leipzig forward Dani Olmo&nbsp;and&nbsp;Manchester City duo of Eric Garcia and Ferran Torres.
With Sergio Ramos missing out through injury, skipper Sergio Busquets is Spain's most experienced players. Making his debut in 2009, he was one of the key players in Spain's 2012 Euro triumph.&nbsp;
Apart from him,&nbsp;Gerard Moreno will be the one to watch out for. He has netted 5 goals in his ten appearances for La Roja, and is already an important focal point for Luis Enrique&rsquo;s side.
Spain has won the tournament thrice in&nbsp;1964, 2008 and 2012 and also ended up as runners-up in 1984. They have reached the knockouts 6 times. They were however, eliminated&nbsp;by Italy in round of 16 in the 2016 edition.
They have been a transformed side since then and went undefeated throughout the qualifying stage with eight wins and two draws. Placed in Group E along with&nbsp;Sweden, Poland and Slovakia,&nbsp;Enrique&nbsp;will really have to marshall his young troops well from day 1 in order to have a successful campaign.
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Euro 2020: Can their history inspire Spain once again?  

The only team to have successfully defended the EURO title, Spain will head into this year's edition riding on some good form.

The only team to have successfully defended the Euro title, Spain will head into this year's edition riding on some good form.&nbsp;
After a disastrous 2018 World Cup, Luis Enrique&nbsp;took over the team. The former treble-winning Barcelona boss&nbsp;has created a team based on youth and exuberant talent, having handed out debuts to the likes of Barcelona sensations Ansua Fati and Pedri, Leipzig forward Dani Olmo&nbsp;and&nbsp;Manchester City duo of Eric Garcia and Ferran Torres.
With Sergio Ramos missing out due to injury, Sergio Busquets&nbsp;is likely to lead the team. Making his debut in 2009, he was one of the key players in Spain's 2012 Euro triumph.&nbsp;
Apart from him,&nbsp;Gerard Moreno will be the one to watch out for. He has netted 5 goals in his ten appearances for La Roja&nbsp;and is already a focal point in Luis Enrique&rsquo;s side.
Spain has won the tournament thrice in&nbsp;1964, 2008 and 2012 and also ended up as runners-up in 1984. They have reached the knockouts 6 times.&nbsp;
Spain, placed in Group E along with&nbsp;Sweden, Poland and Slovakia,&nbsp;Enrique&nbsp;will really have to marshall his young troops well from day 1 in order to have a successful campaign.
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The iconic Camp Nou&nbsp;in Barcelona has seen many epic battles on the field and has now joined the cause to fight another one, probably on a different level. The stadium facility opened its doors on Friday as it became a covid-19 vaccination facility with an aim to provide over 7,500 people with a life-saving jab.&nbsp;Europe's largest football stadium will house healthcare workers from a local hospital and will be one of the many vaccination centres as the local authorities aim to inoculate&nbsp;over 5,00,000 citizens in a few weeks.&nbsp;

Barcelona's Camp Nou becomes a Covid-19 vaccination center 

Europe's largest football stadium will house healthcare workers from a local hospital and will be one of the many vaccination centres as the local authorities aim to inoculate&nbsp;over 5,00,000 citizens in a few weeks

The iconic Camp Nou&nbsp;in Barcelona has seen many epic battles on the field and has now joined the cause to fight another one, probably on a different level. The stadium facility opened its doors on Friday as it became a covid-19 vaccination facility with an aim to provide over 7,500 people with a life-saving jab.&nbsp;Europe's largest football stadium will house healthcare workers from a local hospital and will be one of the many vaccination centres as the local authorities aim to inoculate&nbsp;over 5,00,000 citizens in a few weeks.&nbsp;

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