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Yet they had done the hard part! By leading at the break a goal to zero thanks to Alvaro Morata (26th), we thought that the Spaniards would then be able to unfold in the second period. Unfortunately for them, this was not the case. Indeed, from the 54th minute, Robert Lewandowski, gave the two teams equal by taking the best from Aymeric Laporte, scoring a header.
Spain subsequently resumed their dominance and even obtained a logical penalty after checking VAR and a Moder sole on Gerard Moreno. The latter himself decided to do himself justice but hit the post while Alvaro Morata was unable to take advantage of it behind by pulling aside. A twist of fate which brought down the rhythm of the meeting while Luis Enrique’s men never knew how to crack the Polish block despite a few situations that could have hit the mark with in particular a superb exit from Wojciech Szczesny in the feet of Alvaro Morata following a delivery of the chest of Pablo Sarabia in the last six meters (84th).
As a result of this draw (1-1), La Roja is only third in group E with two points while the Poles remain fourth, but keep the hope of a qualification by unlocking their counter in this Euro (1 pt). The last day of this group therefore promises a breathtaking suspense while the four teams can still qualify.
Spain still draws!
New underperformance for Spain! While leading at the score at half-time, the Spanish, still ineffective, were unable to add to the addition while Robert Lewandowski allowed Poland to bring back the point of the draw and continue to believe in the qualification !
