MADRID, 11 Mar. (EUROPA PRESS) –
The Spanish male soccer team has expired on Tuesday by a bulky 6-0 to that of Switzerland, in a meeting played in Segovia, during day 5 of the main round within the qualifying phase for the 2026 European Championship.
Pavilion Pedro Delgado, where in the prolegomena the Segoviano Ángel ‘Lin’ Velasco player was honored, witnessed a monologue from Spain from the beginning. A left -handed diverted from Pol Pacheco, at 16 seconds to start the ball, was the prelude to a vaseline to the crossbar that Pacheco tried a couple of minutes later.
From that moment on, a recital of Spanish shooting began to the post, in all possible ways and from any angle. Francisco Paniagua, ‘Pani’, sent a right to the crosshead and then a left -handed left -footed shot that first hit in a stick and then in the other.
After seven and a half minutes spent, there was another stick after a juggling of Jesús Gordillo, executed halfway. Then, Nick Reinert saved on the same line the Gordillo goal, having dribbled the Helvetic goalkeeper in a field of court.
Leading 8:46 for rest, a mouthpiece and with Pablo Ramírez’s left -handed, he ran into the stick, in something rehearsed in a band loot. But finally Spain opened the scoring a minute later, when Adrián Rivera hooked a strong left -footed shot from the left side and the ball slipped between the goalkeeper’s legs.
Then Adrián Rivera himself also shot at the post, although the goalkeeper had touched the ball. And the hosts crashed another auction to the next attack. At 6:37 for the intermediate, 2-0 arrived, the work of David Álvarez; He had fortune next to the left wing to take the ball and defined with a right to the long stick, with the inside of the foot for a shot that entered the arch at medium height.
Five minutes to go to changing rooms, Switzerland generated his first and almost unique opportunity to mark, thanks to a robbery in the center of the track and that gave Luca Lanzendorfer a Franco auction where he did not show aim. And a few 50.3 to fasten the first half of the game, Cecilio Morales made the 3-0, picing an empty door.
The beginning of the resumption was thicker, although the pupils of Jesús Velasco scored the 4-0 after 5:18 of the clock, thanks to a left-footed shot from Pacheco from afar, after having made a cut in a play rehearsed to the serve of a lateral foul. The 5-0 was forged a couple of minutes later by a Dani Zurdo game, with a pipe included.
Having dodged in this way an adversary, Dani Zurdo passed to the left side and Adrián Rivera got the goal practically at a empty door, taking advantage of the mismatch between behind and goalkeeper because of the previous subtlety. Then there was a left -handed one from David Álvarez to the post, although it seemed a better option for him to fold the pass to Dani Zurdo.
Mediated the second part, 6-0 marked Gordillo in transition, with Cecilio assistance. Although the local team continued to attack and starred in more auctions to the posts, including one from Pablo Ramírez to the crossbar, everything was as is and a new victory of Spain was closed, the fifth to lead undefeated group 8 with 15 points.