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2297 — Spain’s Aymeric Laporte heads the ball to score his side’s second goal. Photograph: José Manuel Vidal/AP

Slovakia and Spain : The Spanish team achieved their first victory in the 2020 European Cup. They defeated Slovakia, advanced as Group E runners-up and drew with Croatia in the last 16 matches.

Luis Enrique’s team entered the knockout phase with the best offensive performance of this tournament, which is great for Slovakia, which is well below standard.

Aymeric Laporte, Pablo Sarabia and Ferran Torres all scored after a rare Newcastle own goal by Martin Dubravka broke the deadlock at Sevilla’s La Cartuja Stadium. The Slovakian goalkeeper, who previously saved Álvaro Morata’s penalty, scored his goal after Sarabia’s shot hit the crossbar.

Juraj Kucka inadvertently completed Spain’s win and tied the ball to his defense at point-blank range. The meeting between Spain and Croatia will be held in Copenhagen at 17:00 on Monday, British summer time, while Slovakia will not be there. E group drama staged, Spain left a deep impression.

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After a draw with Sweden and Poland, Spain still struggled to find a goal with 85% and 76.4% possession rate. Luis Enrique took his The team likened to a bottle of cava waiting to be opened at the 2020 European Cup.

This is more reminiscent of the brilliant football where La Roja won the European championship in 2008 and 2012 in either of the World Cup victories, although Slovakia did not provide much after Dubravka pushed Sarabia to achieve his goal. Evidence.

Own net instead of back corner kick. In less than 20 minutes, he saved Morata’s penalty, Morata’s shot made the goalkeeper feel very comfortable.

This shot, awarded by the Dutch referee Bjorn Kuipers after consulting with court supervision, was Spain’s fifth consecutive missed penalty. And failed to score in six of the last nine games of the European Championship.

Manchester City defender Laporte crossed a header to double Spain’s lead.

The fast movement in the second half saw Sarabia and Torres finish ingeniously from close range, and then Slovakia’s slow performance added a second own goal.

Sevilla’s audience applauded more, but not because of Spain’s sixth goal, but because of the drama of another group match. Poland raised the score from 20 to Sweden with 6 minutes left.

This could have made Spain the first in the group. But Sweden’s 94-minute victory means that the 2018 World Cup finalist Croatia is waiting.