Goals and Highlights: Spain 1-2 France in UEFA Nations League Final

There is a VAR review for a possible offside.

Coach: Didier Deschamps

Coach: Luis Enrique

Referee: Anthony Taylor - England
Assistant No.1: Gary Beswick - England
Assistant No.2: Adam Nunn - England
Fourth official: Craig Pawson - England
VAR: Stuart Attwell - England
AVAR 1: Chris Kavanagh - England
AVAR 2: Lee Betts - England
AVAR 3: Pol van Boekel - Netherlands

"It's impossible to deprive Spain of the ball. It's in their DNA to have the majority of possession. They can press, but not in any way. They are able to get the ball out even under pressure. They also pressed Italy very well when they lost the ball."

"The best tonic is to win. On the night of the semifinal there was a lot of joy and happiness and that made for a lighter atmosphere the next day. That gives everyone confidence. Beyond the quality we showed, it also showed our mental strength."

"Longevity is not just a matter of matches. Just look at his efficiency, the goals he scores and the goals he [Antoine Griezmann] puts in. Fortunately he hasn't been injured and I hope he stays that way. He has performed exceptionally well for us."

"I'm not going to add anything to Pogba's defensive responsibilities. He is a complete attacking midfielder and capable of making a difference, but he is also capable of performing well in defense."

"Spain has maintained the quality of their game. We have more experience, but that doesn't give us guarantees. We will have to have all the right ingredients to go out for the trophy.

"I have no idea how Gavi has been feeling the last few days since the Italy game; that's a question for him. The only doubt I have for my eleven is Ferran. That's something we'll work out after he's recovered today and evaluate on Sunday. If he is fit to play, he will start."

"We will be true to our ideas, and whether we win or not we will continue with our philosophy. I want to win a title with Spain, it's something most of us haven't done. Remembering what it feels like to win a tournament would be good for everyone."

"Defending with the ball and scoring is the plan. We want the ball because there is only one ball in the game and it improves our chances if we have it. We want to play as far away from our goal as possible. We have to stick to the things we do best, improve the others and press well if we lose the ball. We have to cause France problems.

"I analyzed France's game against Belgium. Belgium could have won in the second half, they took their chances in the first half, but France came back from 2-0 down with nothing to lose. It was a great match, each team with its own style. The difference between the best teams in the world is very, very small. It's all about details.

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Argentina: 3:45 PM on DirecTV
Bolivia: 2:45 PM
Brazil: 3:45 PM on TNT Go, TNT Brazil, Estádio TNT Sports, GUIGO
Chile: 2:45 PM on DirecTV
Colombia: 1:45 PM on DirecTV
Ecuador: 1:45 PM on DirecTV
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Spain: 8:45 PM on fuboTV Spain and TVE La 1
Mexico: 1:45 PM on Sky HD and Blue To Go VE
Paraguay: 2:45 PM
Peru: 1:45 PM on DirecTV
Uruguay: 3:45 PM on DirecTV

The presence of Karim Benzema stands out in the French team. The Real Madrid striker is going through the best moment of his career and reflects it both at club and national team level. He will undoubtedly be key for this match.

In the Spanish team, the presence of Gavi stands out. The FC Barcelona midfielder was one of those who showed the best level in the semifinal even with his youth and hopes to have a great performance again to consolidate himself as one of the great promises of world soccer.

These two teams have met 35 times. The numbers favor the Spaniards, who have won 16 times, while the French have won 12 times, for a total of seven draws.

In terms of official matches, they have met on nine occasions. Here, the statistics favor France, which has won five times, while Spain has won two, for a balance of two draws.

The Spanish team has reached this final after overcoming the current European champion, Italy. The team coached by Luis Enrique suffered in the end, but achieved the desired result and arrive with the necessary confidence against the current world champion, in a duel that will not be easy at all and where the slightest mistake can decide the course of the match.

The French are more than motivated for this match, after the heroic qualification achieved in the semifinals against Belgium, after coming back from a 2-0 deficit to win in the last minutes. Didier Deschamps' men want to add another trophy to their trophy cabinet, but they must correct the mistakes they have been making in order not to give any more advantages.