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Spain vs. Portugal: result, recap and goal of Spain’s thrilling Braga triumph to qualify for the 2022-2023 UEFA Nations League Final Four

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Spain vs.  Portugal: result, recap and goal of Spain’s thrilling Braga triumph to qualify for the 2022-2023 UEFA Nations League Final Four

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Spain is in its Final Four UEFA Nations League 2022-2023: Luis Enrique’s side were defeated, with an agonizing goal from Alvaro Morata, for Portugal 1-0 as a guest in a match in which he did not shine, but celebrated that he was much more determined to go for the win than an opponent who was content to settle for a draw that served him well.

the Spanish team improved in the second half with the income of Pedri, Gavi, Yéremy Pino and Nico Williams and so it ended in victory, with a Morata taking advantage of Spain’s only clear goal-scoring opportunity. Portugal, who bet on the counter-attack, did not perform well Cristiano Ronaldo and met a Unai Simon high level.

Spain will face Italy, Holland or Croatia in the semi-final of the Nations League in June 2023, a tournament that will have its third different champion in its third event.

It was for both of them last test before the World Cup in Qatar 2022without a performance that has left many passes.

More | UEFA Nations League 2022-2023: fixtures, dates, fixtures, results, fixtures, where and how to watch and everything about the League of Nations

How did Portugal vs. Spain? Final score

Equipment 1 T 2T Final
Portugal 0 0 0
Spain 0 1 1

Objectives:

  • ESP – A. Morata – Min. 88.

Portugal vs. Spain live

Game is over: Spain won 1-0 with Álvaro Morata’s agonizing goal to advance to the Nations League Final Four.

Minute 90+3. Portugal are desperate for a goal now, but Spain manage to control it with their defense while Nico Williams waits for the counter-attack.

90 minutes. Last change in Portugal: Joao Felix replaces Ruben Neves. Five minutes were added to the match.

Morata’s goal for Spain 1-0 against Portugal

Minute 88. Spain goal! Álvaro Morata appeared a few yards from the area, barely needing to nudge the ball home from Nico Williams’ assist to head home after Carvajal’s superb cross.

Minute 84. Nico Williams’ effort from outside the area is well saved by Diogo Costa.

Minute 82. Nuno Mendes booked in Portugal for delay of game.

Minute 79. Two changes for Portugal: Rafael Leao and Vitinia replace Diogo Jota and William Carvalho.

78th minute. Not a good game from Cristiano Ronaldo: another direct attack from Portugal wasted by the Madeira legend.

Minute 76. Nice effort from Morata: Diogo Costa stopped his powerful shot and Joao Cancelo closed in time before Nico Williams got to the rebound.

75th minute. You are starting to feel more desperation in Spain to look for victory, which has created some danger in the Portuguese area.

72nd minute. João Mario replaced Bernardo Silva in Portugal and Nico Williams replaced Ferran Torres in Spain.

68th minute. Unbelievable save for Spain: Dani Carvajal left the ball over his own goal after Portugal’s ball into the box and the clearance went just over the crossbar. Portugal look better in this second half, which also continues to have little action like the first half.

61 minutes. Three changes for Spain: Pedri, Gavi and Yéremy Pino replaced Koke, Carlos Soler and Pablo Sarabia.

Minute 57. With little rebellion, Carlos Soler attempted a shot from distance that went wide.

55th minute. Dani Carvajal booked in Spain for foul on Diogo Jota.

Minute 52. Play was stopped while Ruben Neves was helped after a collision with Pau Torres.

Minute 47. Cristiano Ronaldo had a good one-on-one chance against Unai Simeone, but the Spanish keeper managed to keep out the Manchester United striker’s effort.

Minute 46. Bernardo Silva booked in Portugal for a foul on Jose Gaya.

The second part has begun: Sergio Busquets replaced Hugo Guillaumon in Spain.

the first part is over in Braga: a dull draw between Portugal and Spain in a game that has conveniently developed for the local side, not least because of the result that currently qualifies them for the UEFA Nations League Final Four.

Minute 45 – One more minute will be played.

Minute 42 – Failed Ferran Torres cross: ended up hitting a high shot on goal instead of assisting the far post.

Minute 37 – Portugal got the ball, pressing Spain out, and Bruno Fernandes tried a shot from 25 yards that came very close to being a goal.

Minute 33 – Spectacular save from Unai Simeone to deny Diogo Jota from making it 1-0 inside the area.

Minute 32 – Portugal made almost a third of the number of passes that Spain did, but that was enough to create better attacking situations than the few the game had so far.

Minute 30 – Hugo Guillamón booked in Spain for fouling Cristiano Ronaldo.

Minute 28 – Spain can’t find places to qualify among the orderly Portuguese team.

Minute 22 – For the first time, Unai Simon was forced into the game, having to fly to cover a Ruben Neves shot from outside the area. Portugal took a narrow lead against a Spain side that did little more than a Sarabia shot at the other end.

Minute 15 – Possession is already 80% in Spain’s favor, in front of a local crowd who are beginning to despair of their team’s position, but that is not the case with the players, who continue to wait patiently.

Minute 8 – Interesting start to the match, with Spain having more possession but with a Portugal that with more direct play has already managed to feed Cristiano Ronaldo inside the area.

minute 0 – The match has begun!

The preview of Portugal vs. Spain

Welcome to Municipal Stadium of Bragawhere Portugal face Spain this Tuesday in a decisive match for the 2022 UEFA Nations League.

2003 saw Spain’s last victory on Portuguese soil: it was a 3-0 in Guimaraes with goals from Joseba Etxeberria, Joaquin and Diego Tristan in a friendly match.

Both teams are already ready on the fieldready to start the meeting.

Possible lineups of Portugal vs. Spain

Portugal’s XI: Diogo Costa? Joao Cancelo, Danilo Pereira, Ruben Diaz, Nuno Mendes? William Carvalho, Ruben Neves, Bruno Fernandes; Bernardo Silva, Cristiano Ronaldo, Diogo Jota.

Spain’s XI: Unai Simon? Dani Carvajal, Hugo Guillamón, Pau Torres, José Gayá; Koke, Rodri, Carlos Soler; Ferran Torres, Morata, Sarabia.

Where and how to watch Spain vs. Portugal? TV channels and online streaming

  • In Spain: TVE La 1, RTVE.es, fuboTV Spain
  • In Argentina: ESPN, Star+
  • In the United States: ViX, ViX+
  • In Mexico: Sky HD, Blue To Go

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The RFU thanked the Ministry of Sport for the dialogue on the limit for foreign players

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Russian Football Federation (RFU) grateful to the Ministry of Sports RF for dialogue on the limit on foreign players. The Secretary General spoke about it in an interview RFU Maxim Mitrofanov.

The Ministry of Sports proposes to tighten the limit for foreign players by 2028 according to the “10 foreign players in the application, 5 on the field” scheme.

“The dialogue is ongoing and the Ministry must be thanked for this,” Mitrofanov said. — Formally, the ministry is not obliged to do so, since it is within its powers to change the limit for foreign players. But it’s important to understand the goal. A limit is one of the tools needed for something. The restriction on the use of players who are not eligible to play for the national team is necessary to stimulate our system of training a sports reserve. In order for everyone to pay attention to this, invest efforts and resources. But, probably, only an integrated approach will work, which takes into account both efforts in the development of the reserve training system, and the creation of conditions to protect our players from unfair competition from players trained by other federations.”

“We note that today the share of foreign players in RPL and the Football National League (FNL) does not exceed 2.5%, plus approximately 2% are players from countries with which we have special agreements: Belarus, Armenia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan. These players are not legally legionaries. That is, the maximum is about 5% of all football players. The percentage of playing time for foreigners is now the same as when it was under the strictest limit, which assumed no more than six foreigners on the field. Both then and now – about 40%. At the same time, the percentage of time dedicated to gaming among young Russians is growing: about 18% of the time RPL players under 23 receive. The number of these players in the national team is growing. Over the course of three years, 26 young footballers made their debut there; they don’t take the field occasionally, but practice thoroughly,” added Mitrofanov.

According to the current limit, clubs RPL can include 13 foreign players in the application and release 8 foreign players on the field. In September, the Russian Football Federation said that the current limit allows for the first time to increase the playing time of young players to 18%.

On the popularity of football

Mitrofanov noted the growing popularity of football. “The popularity of football is growing, the average attendance is also growing, despite football being the only sport where you need a fan card to enter the stadium,” he said. — To some this may seem like an administrative obstacle, but now more than 3.5 million Russians have been issued a fan card. Football is the only sport that can provide 100% accurate data on the number of fans attending matches. Average attendance went from 12.5 thousand to over 14 thousand. This suggests we are approaching record levels for the 2018/19 season.”

“Look at the rankings, which say that we have no more watched and watched sporting events than the matches of the Russian national team, the national championship and the national cup. There are certainly matches of the Champions League, world and European championships, which are competitive and even superior in terms of performance, because they are flagship events. But when compared to other sports, even taking into account foreign competitions, there is nothing higher than football in terms of viewership,” the Secretary General added. RFU.

Mitrofanov noted the correct work RFU for the development of football. “Collectively, this shows that we are moving in the right direction: developing youth and investing in football reserves. It is important that even at a meeting of representatives of the association of national football coaches, they said that there may be different interpretations of the limit in terms of demands, but there should be no limit on the field, because a coach is not a mathematician to calculate how many foreign players he currently has on the field, whether he can replace a foreigner or just a Russian player. There are restrictions in both hockey. and basketball, but there are none when it comes to stay on the field. In principle, healthy competition in sport, including internal competition, is beneficial,” he concluded.

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Rubin has extended the contract of striker Enri Mukba

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The new agreement is valid until 2029.

Mukba is 20 years old, he graduated from the Abkhaz club “Ritsa”, from which he moved to “Rubin” in 2024. This season, the striker played 3 matches for the main team without scoring any goals.

Rubin is in seventh place in the World rankings – Russian Premier League (RPL), scoring 23 points in 18 games.

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Zenit and Spartak entered the top 100 teams in the world in terms of the cost of their squads

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St. Petersburg Zenit and Moscow Spartak entered the top 100 football clubs in the world in terms of the cost of their teams. The Transfermarkt portal reports it.

Zenit ranked 69th in the table, the St. Petersburg team was valued at 179.9 million euros. Spartak was in 97th place with a total player value of €131.35 million.

The ranking was surpassed by the Spanish Real Madrid (1.38 billion euros). Second was the English Arsenal (1.29 billion euros), third was the English Manchester City (1.19 billion euros).

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