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Spain 2

ROMANIA Tatarusanu; Benzar, Nedelcearu, Chiriches, Grigore, Tosca; Ciprian Deac, Stanciu (Min. 63, Hagi), Marin; Puscas and Keseru (Min. 56, Andone).

SPAIN Kepa; Jesús Navas, Sergio Ramos, Diego Llorente, Jordi Alba; Busquets, Saúl, Ceballos (Min. 77, Sarabia); Fabián, Rodrigo (Min. 71, Oyarzabal) and Alcácer (Min. 85, Mario Hermoso).

Goals: 0-1: Min. 29; Ramos, penalty. 0-2: Min. 47; Alcácer. 1-2: Min. 59; Andone.

Referee: Deniz Aytekin (Germany). He admonished Marin (Min. 30) for Romania; and Ramos (Min. 29), Saul (Min. 76) and Kepa (Min. 93) for Spain. He expelled Llorente by direct red at 79 minutes.

Incidents: Minute of silence in memory of Xana, the daughter of Luis Enrique Martínez.

bucharest– The Spanish team keeps full of triumphs after a good premiere of Robert Moreno as coach, in his most complicated outing against a fighting Romania, dwarfed by a Spanish game recital before a controversial end that saved Kepa with two great stops. He left with determination and ended with personality when he stayed in numerical inferiority. He exhibited power to curb the momentum of Romania, verticality and a football full of speed that disarmed Cosmin Contra's intentions.

Romania had left wanting to mark territory. Some hard entry and quality demonstration of his young pearl, Puscas, which shone brightly in the recent European U21. It was won by Dani Ceballos, who received a stomp in the action of the penalty that advanced Spain to half an hour of play, and Fabian, a footballer who acquires an unthinkable dimension months ago. It was expected reaction of pride of a team that plays second place and access to the European Championship before his devoted fans but what came was another blow from Spain. Ceballos disguised himself as Laudrup to leave one of his passes to space, with a privileged view of Jordi Alba who gave away the prize that Alcácer deserved, which was pushing it behind empty doors.

Spain signed a complete match. Fabian caressed the third looking for the squad, when from nowhere came the goal that resurrected Romania. The first shot on goal was goal. Puscas turned her on his head and Andone finished off as soon as he entered the field. With Romania squeezing, with entries to the limit of the regulation and a controversial decision of the collegiate Aytekin. He expelled Diego Llorente – who had been a starter – for interpreting foul being the last defense in a counterattack action. Eleven minutes left and Spain defended itself with everything. He had jumped what will be many years local idol, Hagi, to put centers in danger. And so the tie could come. Kepa avoided it with two stops in the last colossal seconds.

In addition to Llorente, another realistic player intervened in the match, Mikel Oyarzabal, who played the last twenty minutes of the crash. The txuri-urdin team was, together with Barcelona, ​​the club that contributed the most players to the Spanish team.

Alexander Isak also scored the first two goals in Sweden's victory against the Faroe Islands (0-4). Odegaard, meanwhile, started with Norway, which won Malta 2-0. – Efe