The Spanish soccer team overwhelmed Serbia at the Nuevo Arcángel in Córdoba this Tuesday to seal their place in the quarterfinals of the UEFA Nations League. He did it with three goals (3-0) from Laporte, Morata and Baenathis third author of a true gem of direct free kicks that he is already starting to get used to.
The young Villarreal and La Roja midfielder is beginning to establish himself as a true ‘sniper’ and a good example of this It was the perfect shot. with which he delighted the Andalusian stands.
The goal came in the 76th minute thanks to a central free kick, although with the ball placed just behind the crescent in the perfect position for the right-handed footballer.
One step, two steps and… a smooth and perfect hit that surpassed the barrier and sneaked into the rival goal without Rajkovic being able to do more than look to his left.
The goal, as exquisite as the one he placed against France in the final of the Paris Olympic Games which was worth the gold for Spain, was the icing on the cake in a perfect match for Luis de la Fuente’s team (despite the heavy losses) with which they sealed their place in the quarterfinals of the international competition.
