after a good debut with a 3-0 win over Norwaycame the first defeat for her Spain national team in the qualification for Euro 2024. He was in Glasgow before Scotland, 2-0thanks to a brace from the Manchester United midfielder, Scott McTominaywho had already scored two goals in the opening game against Cyprus.
Scotland’s two goals had a similar development. Outpouring of defenders on the left (First Robertson, then Tierney) and center for the scoring arrival of McTominay. In both cases, with lots of cooperation from the Spanish right-backs: First Pedro Porro, later Dani Carvajal.
Scotland was ahead of the score from the 7th minute and Spain never had a clarity to match history. Although it was close to a tie with some headers from Joselu and Rodrishowed very little in terms of relevant football and did not create any dangerous situation from minute 30 onwards.
In its second official presentation, De la Fuente’s team was completely in debt, with a question that has no clear answer: why did the coach decide to make eight changes, around the starting line-up that had just won 3-0? Whatever the answer, it didn’t work in the field.
Final result of Spain vs. Scotland
| Equipment | 1 T | 2T | Final |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scotland | 1 | 1 | 2 |
| Spain | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Objectives:
- ESC – Scott McTominay – Minute 7
- ESC – Scott McTominay – Minute 51
Spain vs. Scotland live
Minute 90+6: Final! Scotland beat Spain 2-0 (Kepa saved 3-0 in the last), again with two goals from Scott McTominay against Cyprus. Local crowd at Hampden Park. La Roja could not repeat their good performance against Norway and were dealt a heavy blow by Glasgow.
Minute 90: Six extra minutes will be played. Spain is moving forward without any clarity.
Minute 82: Harsh attack and yellow card for Iagos Aspa.
Minute 81: Patterson and Ferguson for Hickey and McGinn in a Scotland that remain firmly at 2-0.
Minute 78: Changes continue in Spain. Gavi entered instead of Sembalios. Little has happened in the game for several minutes.
Minute 73: Changes in Scotland. Tierney and Christie leave the field, McLean and Cooper enter.
Minute 65: Change to the Spanish forward. Borja Iglesias for Joselu. Meanwhile Carvajal saw the yellow card.
Minute 61: Aspas close to the clearance after a good combination on the right between Williams and Carvajal.
Minute 56: Drink up! Great reaction from the keeper to keep out the Scottish 3-0, after a powerful shot by McGinn. In the meantime, new change in Spain. Merino Blades.
Scott McTominay’s second goal (video available in Spain)
⚽️ Goal for Scotland!
In the 51st minute, Scott McTominay scores again to make it 2-0 over Spain
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Scott McTominay’s second goal (video available in Argentina)
Kieran Tierney put Daniel Carvajal past Daniel Carvajal and Scott McTominay scored his DOUBLE to make Scotland 2-0 vs. Spain in his Qualifiers #EURO2024.
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– SportsCenter (@SC_ESPN) March 28, 2023
Minute 51: Goal for Scotland! Huge individual play down the left from Tierney, leaving a very light and slow Carvajal in the way, cross and Scott McTominay’s shot again to beat Kepa. Second consecutive double for the Manchester United midfielder.
Minute 46: Good left foot from Rodri from mid-range. Well contained below by Gunn.
The second half begins with two changes to Spain. Nico Williams for Mikel Oyarzabal and Dani Carvajal for Pedro Perro.
Minute 45+2: End of first half. Scotland take the lead after capitalizing on a defensive error by Porro to get through McTominay and then have a bit of luck with a series of headers from Joselu and Rodri. The visit brought danger through the centers but created very little in terms of relevant play.
Minute 45+1: Dykes failed! Spain had a very poor attitude on the counter-attack and the QPR striker ended up face-to-face with Kepa. His shot was inaccurate. It was 2-0.
Minute 36: Good response from Kepa to a tight McGinn corner which could have turned into Scotland’s second goal. The native suggests a friction match and constant physical shock.
Minute 33: New scolding in Scotland. Dykes for an elbow.
Minute 29: Close the joint. Very good shot from long range, saved with one hand by Gunn. Jeremi did it from that corner, with a shot just outside the door of the area. The draw is ripe.
Minute 28: Again close to Spain from the head. That was Rodry winning in the air from a corner. The ball hit the roof of the goal defended by Goon. La Roja carries danger through centers.
Minute 25: Robertson’s elbow from the ball against Poros. VAR did not intervene. It could have been a send-off for the Liverpool team, but he was shown a yellow card.
Minute 22: Joselu on the post! Another great header from the Spanish striker, which again came close to 1-1. La Roja starts to take over the party.
Minute 19: Good approach from Spain, with an accurate cross from Gaya and a strong header from Joselu. He found Gunn’s hands, in a good position.
Minute 17: Complicated game for Spain at Hampden Park. De La Fuente’s men are pushing for parity, but for now they are less than a very solid Scottish team to begin with.
Scott McTominay’s goal (video available in Spain)
💥 Scotland goal. Mark McTominay after a slip by Pedro Porro.
It’s time to row!
🏴 Scotland 1-0 Spain 🇪🇸 #ChoiceRTVE
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– Teledeporte (@teledeporte) March 28, 2023
Scott McTominay’s goal (video available in Argentina)
Incredible! Porro slipped and Scott McTominay capitalized perfectly for Scotland 1-0 vs. Spain in his Qualifiers #EURO2024.
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– SportsCenter (@SC_ESPN) March 28, 2023
Minute 7: Scottish goal! Little had happened at the start of the game but the home side quickly went in front with a goal from Scott McTominay, assisted by Andrew Robertson, following a mistake by Pedro Porro. The Scottish scoring formula is back, as it was in Cyprus, where the United midfielder hit a brace.
Minute 0: The match has begun!
Time for anthems and teams on the field. All set at Hampden Park for the start of the duel between Spain and Scotland. Both are going for another win, having made their debuts on both occasions with 3-0 victories on the opening day.
Game time is upon us at Hampden Park. Stage in Glasgow for a more than interesting duel on the road to Euro 2024.
👋🏻 Hello again, @HampdenPark!!
The @SEFootball You are already in the match scene.
⏱️ Just over an hour left until the start!! #VamosEspaña | #EURO2024 pic.twitter.com/ial1kTqNnx
— Spanish soccer team (@SEFutbol) March 28, 2023
Scotland have named their team. Angus Gunn? Ryan Porteous, Grant Hanley, Kieran Tierney; Aaron Hickey, Scott McTominay, Callum McGregor, Andrew Robertson; John McGinn, Ryan Christie and Lyndon Dykes, homer’s picks.
Eleven confirmed. Spain headlines to face Scotland. They are: Kepa; Pedro Porro, David García, Iñigo Martínez, Dani Ceballos, Rodri, Mikel Merino; Yeremy Pino, Joselu and Mikel Oyarzabal. Eight changes from the match against Norway.
🚨 OFFICIAL | WE HAVE ALREADY STARTED!!
👥 This is the XI chosen by Luis de la Fuente to start the match against Scotland.
🙌🏻🇪🇸 Let’s go for a new victory!!#VamosEspaña | #EURO2024 pic.twitter.com/wUpWcFvBeN
— Spanish soccer team (@SEFutbol) March 28, 2023
Ceballos and Joselu earn a place. There is no eleven confirmed by De La Fuente yet but all indications are that there will be differences to the team that beat Norway. Two of them would be the arrivals of Dani Ceballos and Joselu, with a very good performance in the last game, coming on as a substitute.
Welcome to Hampden Park! Both Spain and Scotland opened their path to Euro 2024 by thrashing 3-0 at the start of Group A. The Spanish beat Norway with that result, while the Scots did the same against weak Cyprus. Hampden Park will see an interesting duel on Tuesday between the two area favourites.
Spain’s starting line-up
Did you drink? Pedro Porro, David García, Iñigo Martínez, José Luis Gayá; Dani Ceballos, Rodri, Mikel Merino? Yeremy Pino, Joselu, Mikel Oyarzabal.
Scotland’s starting XI
Angus Gunn? Ryan Porteous, Grant Hanley, Kieran Tierney; Aaron Hickey, Scott McTominay, Callum McGregor, Andrew Robertson; John McGinn, Ryan Christie, Lyndon Dykes.
How to watch Spain vs. Scotland? Schedule, TV channel and online streaming
- Day: Tuesday, March 28, 2023
- Time: 20:45 from Spain (12:45 CDMX, 2:45 ET, 3:45 AR)
- TV channel:
- Argentina:-
- Spain: TVE La 1
- Mexico:-
- USA:-
- flow:
- Argentina:Star+
- Spain: RTVE.es, RTVE Play
- Mexico:-
- USA: ViX+
