Alvaro Morata offered the public the European Cup won by Spain on July 14 at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin Murcia and he vibrated to the rhythm of the winding and intoned “champions, champions, oe, oe, oe”. Spanish fans also showed typography reading “congratulations to Spain”.
It was one of the most exciting moments. With both teams on the field, and once the anthems have been played, Alvaro Morata He showed Enrique Roca’s audience the trophy won last summer in Germany. The fourth European Championship in Spain.
The Murcia public, this October 12, was the first lucky one to receive the Spanish team after the last European Cup and did not hesitate to sing “champions, champions”. Everything was festive before the duel against Denmark.
All this accompanied by a huge banner on one of Enrique Roca’s stands which said “congratulations to Spain” with the number 4 embedded in the first word, symbolizing the four Euro Cups that the Spanish team has won after its historic conquest of July 14 in Berlin. after beating England with goals of Nico Williams and Oyarzabal.
The match between Spain and Denmark in Murcia
THE Spanish football team is measured this Saturday October 12 at Denmark at the Enrique Roca stadium in Murcia, the ground traditionally known as New co-ownership. The team of Luis de la Fuente He made his debut in our country after winning the European Cup, so this match against the Danish team in the Nations League is the first in Spain after this title.
For Saturday’s match at the Enrique Roca Stadium in Murcia, which coincides with the Spanish National Day, Luis de la Fuente presented the following starting lineup: David Raya; Pedro Porro, Dani Vivian, Aymeric Laporte, Alejandro Grimaldo; Martín Zubimendi, Fabián Ruiz, Pedri; Lamine Yamal, Mikel Oyarzabal and Álvaro Morata.
This Spain-Denmark in Murcia is a duel corresponding to the third day of the UEFA Nations League. In the previous two, Spain equalized against Serbia in Belgrade (0-0) and beat Switzerland away (1-4), matches played last September. Before this match, and while the two teams had played two duels, Denmark had six points (two wins in two games) and Spain four, since they drew in Serbia.
