Spain bounce back from draw and thrash Saudi Arabia

Spain bounce back from draw and thrash Saudi Arabia Spain bounced back from the disappointment of its draw against Cape Verde in its World Cup opener. La Roja thrashed Saudi Arabia 4-0 this Sunday (21) and moved into first place in Group H of the tournament. The win was built quickly, with three goals scored in less than 24 minutes of play. After starting on the bench against Cape Verde, Lamine Yamal was in the starting lineup and scored his first-ever World Cup goal. He opened the scoring in Atlanta in the 10th minute, opening the floodgates for the rout. Mikel Oyarzabal found the net twice in the first half, and an own goal by Hassan Altambakti in the second half sealed the result. The final round of Group H will take place next Friday (26), with Spain facing Uruguay and Saudi Arabia taking on Cape Verde. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.