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Spain had a flawless start to the World Cup, which qualified with a 3-0 command over Bulgaria at the stadium Vasil Levski, a result that puts Louis de la Fuente’s lateral peak of E.
All three goals came in a devastating first half display, which left the hosts to chase shadows and the result could easily be heavier.
It only took La Roya five minutes to find a breakthrough. Arsenal midfielder Martin Zubimndi ran the ball on the path of Michel Oyarsaabal, who drilled along Dimitar Vutsov to make 1-0.
Spain doubled its lead at a half -hour sign through an unlikely source. Yamal Cross was only half clean and fell kindly to Mark Kukurella, who unleashed a thunderstorm from the inside of the box that fired in the upper corner.
Seven minutes later, Spain ended the points. Lamin Yamal, the 18-year-old wing of Barcelona, who was threatened everywhere, turned into an angle in which Michel Merino rose highest to meet, pointing his head beyond Vutov for 3-0.
Bulgaria briefly threatened through Radoslav Kirilov, who struck in the middle in the middle of half after he turned sharply to the Spanish defense. But the country of Ilian Iliev rarely saw the ball and ended the match with only 22% possession and expected goals of 0.10 – sharp contrast with the 24 Spain attempts, 78% possession and XG of 3,33.
The second half followed the same model, though Spain’s finishing touch abandoned them. Yamal approached the closest, first denied by Vutsov, after taking advantage of a defensive mistake, and later saw another tame effort pushed by the Bulgarian goalkeeper.
Merino also forced a superb rescue, his powerful blow to the bar in what it turned out that Bulgaria.
Luis de la Fuente uses the comfortable pillow to turn his country, presenting Danny Olmo, Rodri and Danny Carvajal.
Olmo thought he had a chance to add a fourth late, but was stopped by the judge’s whistle after Gruev’s minimal contact inside the box.
At the other end, the promising run of Vladimir Nikolov was cut off by the offside flag of Vladimir Nikolov, powerlessness of Bulgaria, summarized by their failure to collect a shot.
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