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Lamine Yamal's first goal puts Spain ahead in Nations League duel

🇪🇸 By 4AllFootball ·
Lamine Yamal's first goal puts Spain ahead in Nations League duel

Lamine Yamal opened the Nations League match between Spain and Croatia with a goal after just 1 minute and 10 seconds, giving Spain an early 1‑0 lead. The confrontation took place on 29 September 2026 and was broadcast LIVE in the stadium.

Croatia responded midway through the first half. Dion Beljo equalised to 1‑1 in the 29th minute, after Marin Pongracic received a yellow card in the 19th minute.

Spain recovers with Pubill

Spain restored the lead two minutes later. Marc Pubill scored in the 32nd minute, making the result 2‑1. Shortly after, Petar Sucic received a yellow card in the 38th minute.

The match saw further disciplinary incidents. Álex Baena received a yellow card in the 50th minute and Marco Pašalic followed in the 55th minute with the same sanction. Yellow cards were shown several times. The number of yellow cards underlined the intensity of the duel.

The overview of Football, Cycling, Tennis, Formula 1, Basketball and Athletics included, among others, the Nations League match, which is part of the broader sport calendar with Jupiler Pro League, Challenger Pro League, Champions League, Europa League and Conference League. More sports fans followed the action via the Programme and the LIVE‑stream.

The contrast between Yamal’s lightning‑fast opening and Croatia’s later equaliser shows how Nations League encounters can deliver both early dominance and unexpected twists, an indication that the next matchday will be equally exciting.

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