Straight Ball Sight | After crushing the dark horse of the reversal, Spain's power is still unfathomable

Yingxian said

2024-07-01 04:54Former reporter of the International Department of Sports Weekly and senior sports creator

Georgian goalkeeper Mamardashvili, despite his three heads and six arms, finally could not resist the dense and ferocious artillery fire of Spain. There were thrilling waves in the most disparity of power matches, but it ended in the way people expected.

Just when I lamented that "everything is afraid of comparison", Spain's passing seemed so fast, swift, precise and sharp compared to England's half-dead pseudo-passing......

I don't know what the script came up with, but isn't it a little too crazy to write it like this? •᷄ࡇ•᷅

Spain, who have never conceded a goal since the tournament, conceded their first goal was the top scorer of the tournament - own goal (8th). Just as Spain's attack gradually picked up, overwhelming the Georgian defence into the box, Georgia took the lead.

This is reminiscent of the just-concluded England match - Georgia, ranked 75th in the world (89th^_^ in the national football team), does not seem to be afraid of Spain's big attack when the fence is tightened. On the contrary, like Mikautadze and KK's counterattacks, they are still impressive.

The adrenaline that underpins Georgia's overly "hot-blooded" football burns pretty quickly, but more importantly, Spain is not England. It didn't take them 95 minutes to shoot on target – on 38 minutes, 16th shot, 6th on target, Rodri equalised with a long-range left-footed 'putt'.

This was actually the effect of Spain's second wave of "counter-attack" - the Georgian players were too passionate, and when they were about to press the formation and attack Spain, they were counterattacked.

To be fair, Georgia seemed to be more compact and powerful today than they were in the group stage – the 532 formation structure, with the exception of the counter-attack that was entirely handed over to the two strikers, the remaining eight men could always completely cover their own 25-metre zone – not a three, but a 25-metre zone, in which Williams and Yamal often had to face a 1v3 siege, and it seemed difficult to find Morata on top of Morata in the long-standing Georgian penalty area with overheads from the perimeter and crosses from the perimeter.

So this game should not be said, Spain really encountered a completely different pressure and problem than the group stage (◐‿◑)

Luckily, Spain quickly took the lead in the second half – Fabian Luis scrambled in front of goal, and De La Fuente's prepared 'Plan B' for Olmo for Pedri had even begun – Yamal's second assist of the tournament.

The ensuing match was completely into the Spanish rhythm, and Georgia had not yet surrendered, but could no longer perform miracles. De la Fuente can continue to pile up and try more players and combinations, such as Grimaldo finally being in the main line-up. Spain also seized the opportunity of the expected "counter-attack", Nico Williams volleyed into the far corner after a dragon, 3-1, it was his first goal of the tournament.

The suspense was lost in the 75th minute, and Olmo's 4-0 goal in the 83rd minute was more of a routine – the only thing that meant was that Mamardashvili, who had conceded too many goals in the game, probably lost the chance to compete for the best goalkeeper of the tournament.

I think Spain are really getting better at their tempo and so far they don't look like they're facing any real challenge – unfortunately they're going to face hosts Germany. Whether this match will be the best of the Final Four is anyone's guess – but it's definitely the most shameful

There's no way, the football world is this loss of color - you don't want to come, but you always can't ask for what you want (●'◡'●)

I really can't make a choice between West and Germany, and I can only think purely from the host's point of view, thinking that the German team will go further.

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