1×1 of Spain: outstanding return of Morata and great debut of Unai Simón

This was the performance of the national team players in the friendly against the Netherlands

Unai Simon: He made his senior debut and was seen loose, confidently assuming the start of the national team's short game, showing good footing and determination in executing what was rehearsed on the board to gain superiority. In the second half he was decisive, especially in a great save to Depay in minute 68.

Bellerin: He returned with enthusiasm and eager to please and for the coach to continue calling him. He is a side with a trade who contributes in the defensive aspect and who always joins the attack with criteria. He passed too much.

Eric Garcia: He counteracts his lack of physique to be central with a high-level ball output and great placement. It was a long game for him, but he endured the final arreón of the Dutch.

Iñigo Martinez: He was forceful and expeditious to the cut and showed the importance of having a left-handed center back to get the ball from behind and achieve the superiority that is sought with the beginning of the combinatorial game. He was replaced by Sergio Ramos in the 84th minute.

Gayà: After his exhibition in the last league game against Madrid, the Valencia side started the game on the same lines, but when he began to triangulate in attack with Canales and Morata, he had to leave in the 29th minute with an open forehead after of a clash with a Dutch player.

Rodri: Physical and technical power. Unai Simón's absolute confidence in giving him the ball to get the first superiority. The City's central midfielder was the metronome that La Roja needs to set the pace of their game. He always plays high.

Koke: It seemed that he had not been so long without playing with the National Team. He gives options in defense and attack, has a trade and handles the combinatorial game with the same dexterity as the direct football that he has practiced at Atlético in recent years. He lacked the icing on the goal, he had it and finished high.

Channels: His quality, versatility and verticality had the goal award thanks to the game creation partnership he established with Morata. It was one of the most prominent. He left his place to Marcos Lorente in the 71st minute.

Gerard Moreno: He has already automated the movements that Luis Enrique demands of him when he plays on the right wing. He goes inside to leave the side corridor, associates himself with the interior and looks for the diagonal to take advantage of the shot when playing changed leg. In the 61st minute he was replaced by Adama Traoré.

Morata: He gave a display of how a nine should go down to give a back support and then get up. Perfect in the association, he gave Canales a 1-0 assist and made it clear that he always wants to play for Spain. He was replaced by Ferran Torres in the 61st minute.

Asensio: He was very active and willful. He tried everything, but things still don't go his way. He is on the right track to be the decisive footballer before his serious injury. He displayed his best game in the quarter of an hour he played in the second half before being replaced by Dani Olmo.

Substitutions

Reguilón: Left for the injured Gayà in the minute. It came out cold and went from less to more. He had to be used in defense and withstood the onslaught of the Dutch well, who reinforced his right wing after the break and entered him from his side.

Adama Traoré: Entered in the 61st minute for Gerard Moreno. He was discreet and did not unbalance as much as in his last performances with Spain.

Ferran Torres: He replaced Morata in the 61st minute. He moved judiciously playing a false nine where Guardiola has placed him in recent games, but could not score.

Dani Olmo: He took the place of Asensio in the 61st minute. He came out to bite and impose his honor and quality to try to win the game. He had to sacrifice on defense to help Reguilón and had to work hard through defensive transitions when the Dutch were looking for victory.

Marcos Llorente: He made his debut in the senior team and did so playing indoors. He left for Canales in the 71st minute. He played from inside left and had no chance to show his great arrival. Good defensive transitions.

Sergio Ramos. Captain record! He played 6 minutes and equaled Buffon as the European with the most caps with 176 and goes for the world record. Ahead is the Mexican Claudio Suárez who played 177 games with Mexico and Ahmed Hassan who played 184 games with Egypt.