Spain VS Argentina

Spain predominantly employs a 4 - 2 - 3 - 1 possession - based system. Their squad is young, with an average age of just 24. The main team framework is intact, and there are no injuries to key players. Only two rotation players, Pino and Muñoz, are out, which won't affect the team's overall strength. The goalkeeper, Unai Simón, has excellent ball - playing skills that fit well with the possession - based style, and he has shown a stable performance in defense during this tournament. The back - line, consisting of Porro, Cubas, Laporte, and Cucurella, combines good ball - playing ability with physicality. Cubas is young and agile, while Laporte provides a solid defensive base. Cucurella on the left - hand side is strong in attacking but has some defensive vulnerabilities behind him. In the midfield, Rodri serves as the tactical core, excelling both in intercepting and distributing the ball. Paired with Fabián Ruiz, they enhance the team's forward - thrusting ability. In the front - line, Ólmo plays a central linking role, with Yamal and Baena on the flanks, and Oyarzabal leading the attack as a lone striker. The attacking line has a good balance of speed and finishing ability. On the bench, Pedri and Nico Williams can be used to change the game tempo. The team has sufficient rotation options. Moreover, Spain has had more rest time, giving them a significant advantage in terms of full - game physical fitness.