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    Red Lopetegui wins convincingly 2-0 Belgium





    •         The new coach debuts with a win over Belgium with two goals from Silva and giving a great image in Brussels where shone Thiago and Koke
    •          The selection remains faithful to the touch football, but with more intensity and commitment that was in the Eurorocopa



    The new era of the Spanish team, that of Julen Lopetegui started with a big win against Belgium in Brussels. 

    A great victory not so much to win the second selection for the FIFA world, if not the image that gave the Red. A team that ran over Belgian holding touch football as a pillar of his game, but showing much more aggression and attitude than it was just a couple of months ago at the European Championship in France.
    That touch with intensity and order is what you want Lopetegui and his men responded to perfection. It was a test for the coach, but also for the players who faced the party as having a new boss and wants to please from day one. In that aspect highlighted and shone Koke and Thiago in the midfield taking that step forward to be claimed on both and it looks now with Lopetegui will have much more weight in the selection. Both gave much air Busquets when releasing the ball and combined with Silva and Vitolo, wings Red with mobility went crazy Belgians who focused more on defending than harassing a De Gea I just had work in the first quarter of an hour and in the final straight and with the game decided.Much work lies ahead Roberto Martinez, the Belgian coach for a team of a great generation of players.
    And that Belgium started well by pressing the exit of the Spanish ball, but that only it lasted 15 minutes. The time in which Spain took the ball and it did not let go. Vitolo, Silva and Jordi Alba side and Carvajal began to show the Belgian embarrassments. Spain sent, but lacked the icing that is the goal. Morata did not make it that was injured and he went Diego Costa with its verticality and careers crazy sometimes even put in more trouble Belgian beginning to be pitados for their fans.
    The Spanish goal was not long in coming as it was the party and did it for the right wing. Carvajal gave him a gold pass to Vitolo who takes advantage of the indecision of Courtois on its way out to give it back where Diego Costa from an attempt to control or let her back did the second and there was Silva to put the 0-1 in the the City 33 minutes scored the first goal of selecting Lopetegui. Spain not stepped back after early lead, rather the opposite because from that 0-1 until the break, the Red gave a recital of game that, by putting a fault. He lacked the goal.
    Doublet Silva
    The second half began with the same scenario as in the final stretch of the first. stranglehold of the team that failed to score with a header from Pique who stopped Courtois. Red was enjoying before a completely blurred Belgium I could not even appeal to the individual actions of any of its stars, disappeared completely.
    The team kept pressing in search of the judgment but between them were right not to beat Courtois. Until 60 minutes, Jordan Lukaku, the worst of the Belgians, made a clear penalty on Vitolo that transformed Silva 0-2 in 61 minutes.
    Belgium, to the anger of their fans wanted to step forward, but it was not his night, if not the Spain that still did not relax and did not notice the changes made in the second half Lopetegui. He remained the owner of the ball and kept the same intensity and order in the countryside.Occasions to bore the Spaniards had to increase their income, but the score did not move. Nor it was needed. In Brussels itself that mattered win, but above all, recover sensations, lost confidence after the failures in the World Cup in Brazil and in the last European Championship. There, Spain won by a landslide with an exciting premiere Lopetegui.


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