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Playing on home turf, Spain will stick to their signature possession-dominant tiki-taka style that has long defined their competitive edge. Their midfield unit is packed with technically polished players, who have maintained one of the highest pass completion rates among top-tier international sides for years. They build attacks patiently from the back, use short sharp passes to work through tight spaces and exploit gaps in the opposition’s half, and seamlessly combine wide runs with central play to generate consistent threats. Multiple attacking players are capable of beating defenders one-on-one, giving them rich, varied attacking options in the final third. They also launch immediate counter-pressing to win back possession right after losing the ball. That said, their smooth possession rhythm can easily get disrupted when facing sides that play with intense physicality and a high pressing tempo, so they will need to make quicker, more decisive passes to avoid being caught off guar

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Spain’s men’s national football side have stretched their unbeaten run across all official competitive fixtures to an unprecedented 39 matches, following their 3-2 away win over England in the Nations League. This historic streak, consisting of 30 wins and 9 draws, has already surpassed Italy’s previous all-time men’s international record of 37 consecutive unbeaten games, and the team has now extended that landmark even further to widen their lead at the top of the global rankings for this metric. The current squad has shown outstanding consistency across every key area of play: their signature possession system runs seamlessly, they boast incredible in-game resilience to dig out results even when facing pressure, and they make sharp, level-headed decisions at the most critical moments of matches. Slaven Bilic’s first official game at the helm of Croatia ended in a 2-1 away win over the Czech Republic in their Nations League opener, quickly lifting the low morale that lingere

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Spain will be looking for another win after a 2-3 Nations League victory vs England. In that match, Spain managed 53% possession and 15 attempts on goal with 5 on target. For Spain, the scorers were Lamine Yamal (2'), Baena (60') and Oyarzabal (74'). England had 13 attempts at goal with 5 on target. Anthony Gordon (36') and Harry Kane (40') scored for England. Spain haven’t been able to stop scoring goals, hitting the target in each and every one of their last 6 games. They have claimed a sum of 10 during that time and have conceded a total of 3. Croatia Croatia will go into the match after a 1-2 Nations League win to beat Czech Republic in their last fixture. During their 6 most recent matches, Slaven Bilić's Croatia have found the net a total of 8 times therefore earning them a goals per game average of 1.33.

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