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Nations League

Spain cyclone overwhelms the Czech Republic, Rodri scores

🇪🇸 By 4AllFootball ·
Spain cyclone overwhelms the Czech Republic, Rodri scores

Spain has once again shown its strength, prevailing with three goals against the Czech Republic, although conceding Slama's goal. Rodri, the scorer of the temporary double, stayed on the pitch for 77 minutes. The world champions lead Group 3 of the Nations League A.

Spain on top of the group

With the victory, Spain remains in first place of Group 3. The next assignment will be against Croatia in the September‑October window.

Rodri, 77 minutes on the field, told Teledeporto. “A complicated match, I told Santi that we know them well, they are very well organised, I thought it would be one of the toughest games and it was, it cost us effort but we had goal‑creating situations, there are matches where you can’t generate so much but the team managed to make the game mature.”

Luis de la Fuente praised the turnover: “Many changes and the team continues to perform at the highest level. We need everyone, all of them to be connected, and it is another great match (against Croatia, ed.); the best thing is the feelings.”

Regarding the first‑half goal, Rodri added: “It’s always special to score with the national team, I came from a period without scoring many goals, let’s see if I find continuity, it’s important, we all must take part in the goals.”

Spain’s dominance in the Nations League A confirms the continuity of their play, while the Czech Republic seeks answers. The Spanish side looks to the next clash with Croatia with confidence.

The contrast between the offensive prowess shown against the Czech Republic and the difficulties encountered has left Spain with morale soaring, ready to defend the top of the group.

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