Date: 28-06-2021
Stage: 1/8 final
Place: KOBENHAVN
Running time: 155 min.
Colour: PAL
Quality: HD 1080i 50fps (10)
Commentary: MULTI: italian/spanish
My rating: ****
Notes: Sarabia,Morata,Busquets,Pedri, Brozovic,Modric,Orsic,Pasalic
MATCH SUMMARY
Monday, 28 June 2021, 18:00
Parken Stadion, Copenhagen
Attendance: 22,771
Meteo: Partly cloudy, 22 °C
SPAIN
Unai Simón
Eric García
Gayà
Aymeric Laporte
César Azpilicueta
Koke
Pedri
Sergio Busquets (c)
Ferran Torres
Pablo Sarabia
Álvaro Morata
Coach: Luis Enrique (ESP)
71′ ↓Pablo Sarabia ↑Dani Olmo
71′ ↓Eric García ↑Pau Torres
77′ ↓Gayà ↑Jordi Alba
77′ ↓Koke ↑Fabián Ruiz
88′ ↓Ferran Torres ↑Mikel Oyarzabal
101′ ↓Sergio Busquets ↑Rodri
CROATIA
Dominik Livaković
Duje Ćaleta-Car
Joško Gvardiol
Domagoj Vida
Josip Juranović
Marcelo Brozović
Mateo Kovačić
Luka Modrić (c)
Nikola Vlašić
Bruno Petković
Ante Rebić
Coach: Zlatko Dalić (CRO)
73′ Marcelo Brozović
84′ Duje Ćaleta-Car
46′ ↓Bruno Petković ↑Andrej Kramarić
67′ ↓Ante Rebić ↑Mislav Oršić
74′ ↓Josip Juranović ↑Josip Brekalo
79′ ↓Mateo Kovačić ↑Ante Budimir
79′ ↓Nikola Vlašić ↑Mario Pašalić
114′ ↓Luka Modrić ↑Luka Ivanušec
Referee: Cüneyt Çakır (TUR)
Goals:
20′ Pedri (own goal) CRO
38′ Pablo Sarabia ESP
57′ César Azpilicueta ESP
77′ Ferran Torres ESP
85′ Mislav Oršić CRO
90′ Mario Pašalić CRO
100′ Álvaro Morata ESP
103′ Mikel Oyarzabal ESP
Match overview
An extraordinary encounter swung repeatedly before Spain’s extra-time flourish settled it. Pedri’s freak own goal stunned La Roja, yet they roared back to lead 3-1, only for Croatia to strike twice late on. Morata’s thunderous volley and Oyarzabal’s clincher eventually ended a pulsating eight-goal spectacle.
Trivia
Spain became the first side to score five goals in successive Euro matches. Pedri’s own goal-from 49 metres-is the longest-range in tournament history, while Morata equalled Fernando Torres’s national record of five Euro finals goals.
