On July 1, Beijing time, the second day of the 1/8 finals of the European Cup, ranked 8th in the world, had an accident at the beginning of the game against Georgia, but Spain quickly adjusted, and finally completed a remarkable reversal with a score of 4-1, showing their unparalleled combat effectiveness and technology, this game is not only a demonstration of the strength of the Spanish team, but also marks the early end of Georgia's European Cup journey.
Spain had much more possession than Georgia and almost completely controlled the tempo of the game, launching a number of incisive attacks during the game, with Nico Williams and Yamal in particular performing well, tearing down the opposition defence and providing assists and goals at crucial moments.
The first turning point of the game came in the 18th minute, when Georgia broke the deadlock with a seemingly innocuous attack, and although it was an own goal, it temporarily changed the lead of the game, after which Spain were not discouraged and instead looked more aggressively for the goal of the goal, and in the 39th minute, Rodri's precise long-range shot helped Spain equalize the score, showing the indomitable spirit of Spain in the face of adversity.
In the second half, Spain almost overwhelmingly attacked the Georgian goal, and in the 51st minute, Fabian Ruiz's header completely changed the course of the game, and then Nico Williams and Olmo scored in quick succession to make it 4-1.
Yamal's performances were also a highlight, as the 17-year-old made his debut in the knockout rounds of the European Championships, providing assists and dangerous attacks on the pitch, showing maturity and on-pitch intelligence beyond his years, and his performances bode well for the future of Spanish football.
The match was a showcase of Spanish skill and tactics, as well as a testament to team spirit and perseverance, as the Spanish team did not give up in the face of adversity, but became more united and found a way to overcome their opponents through continuous efforts and attempts, a never-say-die spirit and a high level of skill that may give them an edge in the next match against Germany.