The 2010 World Cup Champions seem to be ready for the
challenge in this year’s world cup.
The Spanish giants have announced their presence in Qatar
with an outstanding performance in their first opening game in the group stages
by trashing Costa Rica with 7 : 0 without even giving them a chance to neither
have a shot on target nor a corner kick.
Spain were hoping to begin their 2022 FIFA World Cup
campaign when they faced Costa Rica at the Al-Thumama Stadium in their opening
group E match.
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The 2010 Champions wasted no time in breaking the deadlock
after their early dominance as Gavi found Dani Olmo who fired home in the 11th
minute.
10 minutes later, Spain doubled their advantage after a neat
finish from Marco Asensio to put La Furia Roja 2-0 up.
Ferran Torres stepped up a minute later a made no mistake
against Keylor Navas to stretch their lead to three.
The Spaniards continued to dominate as Luis Enrique's men
left the Costa Ricans with a mountain to climb in the second 45 minutes.
The second half kicked off and the Spaniards picked up from where they left off in the first 45 minutes after Ferran Torres found the back of the net just nine minutes after the restart to put Spain 4-0 up
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The Costa Ricans just had no answer to La Roja's dominant
display and their misery was soon compounded after second-half substitute
Alvaro Morata, set up Gavi for a brilliant finish in the box in the 74th minute
to further put the game beyond their opponents reach.
Gavi's goal now meant he became the youngest-ever goalscorer
for Spain in World Cup history.
However, the Spaniards weren't done making light work of
their opponents as second-half substitutes Alvaro Morata and Carlos Soler both
found the back of the net in the90th and 92nd minute respectively to condemn
the Costa Ricans to a heavy defeat.
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In the end, it finished 7-0 in favour of Luis Enrique's
Spain who recorded their biggest win ever in FIFA World Cup history
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