The Czechs Were Already Celebrating the Equalizer Against the Champions, but the Goal Didn't Count. The Spaniards Are 100%
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The selection draws a rough night before the Czech Republic. What seemed like a new party session driven by Lamine Yamal’s talent became cold sweat. The Czech Republic tied two in the second act, but the referee paid off the flower of Luis de la Fuente by cancelling a goal that seemed legal. The selection took advantage of a counter-coup to sentence his third victory in three games in the League of Nations with a last bit of Mikel Merino. Santi …
Yamal, Rodri and Merino scored in the win.
The Spaniard Raya, the best goalkeeper in the Premier League, dropped the ball on the goal line and the running forward Ryan Naderi, making his debut for the Czech national team, hit the net from a step. Equalized? Really?! In the end, no. The Czech footballers lost to the world champions 1:3 in Oviedo, but the sensational result was not far off. The joy of equalizing was taken away from them in the end by the Greek referee Vasilis Fotias. Right…
The Czech Republic attacked, threatened to tie the game at 2-2, and even scored a second goal that was disallowed due to an attacking foul.
'Time of Game' has analyzed the controversy that arose after the invalidity of the Czech Republic in its confrontation against the Spanish National Team. Pedro Martín has valued the decision of the collegiate after pointing out a blockade in the defensive action of the Spanish zaga that has prevented the goal from going up to the scoreboard.The play has provoked moments of confusion on the pitch and the protests of the selector Santi Denia. In a…
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