The Spaniards scored the first goal in the first match of the game but by the second half, they were on the losing end of the game. They however managed to equalise courtesy of Luis de la Fuente’s side in stoppage time (2-2) which led to the end of their five game winning streak in the Nations League. Spain scoring at least 2 goals in their last four matches in the tournament is a remarkable feat.
The equalising draw gives the Spanish side a better chance of reaching the semi finals for the third consecutive year in the Nations League. Spain has also not lost at home in 5 of their last 6 matches (4 wins, 1 draw) in the Nations League which further shows their dominance and good form in front of their home fans.
Ronald Koeman’s squad was on the verge of winning the first match but they conceded an equaliser right at the death of the game. The Netherlands has however been doing well recently as they haven’t lost in 6 of their last 7 games (2 wins, 4 draws).
Regardless, out of those matches, only one game did they manage to maintain a clean sheet. Similarly to Spain, Netherlands can also appear on the semi finals for three times consecutively for the Nations League. The Dutch have not suffered an away defeat in 8 of their last 9 tournament matches, underlining their strong away record (4 wins, 4 draws).
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