The under 17 more than resolved the ‘trap’ to measure up to Estoniaa hostess always uncomfortable due to the push of playing at home. Spain dominated the match from start to finishalthough he saw how Neltsas closed the gap in the first arrival clear of the Estonians. The goals of Urrestarazu, Sergi Mayans, Enzo Alves and Tunkara gave to The Red a forceful premiere in the European. Those of Sergio Garcia will search certify he happens to semi-finals next Thursday before Belgiumwhich also started with triumph after being imposed by 0-2 to Croatia.
Spain wanted to resolve from the beginning the ‘trap‘to measure oneself to the hostess with a eleven led by Tunkara and Enzo Alves. He domain Spanish was absolute from the start, with a Ruben Gomez who tried on two occasions Ollin. He also had it Urrestarazu of head and, shortly after, Tunkara had a very clear which the local goalkeeper stopped again. He red siege continued and, after a shot of Fofana who left near the squad, Urrestarazu He opened the scoring at quarter of an hour with a left foot from outside the area that beat the Estonian goalkeeper.
The meeting, as expected, went into a possession loop and domain practically monopolized by those of Sergio Garciawhich accumulated arrivals and finishes very easily. The second could have come in an action of Enzo Alveswith a forced shot inside the area, and also in a header of the ‘18‘, that he looked for his double after a corner kick, but the ball went high. The one who did find it was Sergi Mayans. He defender of the Barça HE cheer up from outside the area and his shot touched a defenderwhich made it difficult stretched of Ollin and it ended up becoming the team’s second goal.
TO Estonia just gave time to react to the second hit when the captain took advantage of a leaked ball behind the defense, he stood in front of the local goal and defined with a minced to sign the third. Everything pointed to a placid party and even with clean sheet for Spain, but in the first arrival of the host to the rival areaa ballaerial fell at the feet of Neltsaswhich beat Darlington for shorten distances. Before the break, Enzo Alves, Tunkara and Christian Imga they had the roombut none managed to surpass the local goal again.
Spain went out to bite behind him rest. He first warned Christian Imga with a left foot to the post and, shortly after, Tunkara transformed a maximum penalty that he himself had caused to sign the fourth as much. Those of Sergio Garcia they wanted more. Imga He tried it with a distant hit and Ruben Gomez He shook up the game again with a Maradonian play. The captain also joined in, with a backheel that ended directly in the goalkeeper’s hands.
Estonia He tried to stretch with a corner and a cross from the left, although without creating any real danger. The person who came close to signing a work of art was Ruben Gomezwith a beautiful long shot that almost slipped into the top corner.
After a stretch in which Spain took its foot off the acceleratortwenty minutes from the end he returned to put one more gear. The Red He wanted more goals and he looked for his little hand insistently: first with a shot from Urrestarazu who cleared the defense for a corner; then, with an attempt to Enzo Alves that he did not find a goal; and later, with a right hand from ‘Polli‘that he took out Ollin with the feet.
The last one for Enzo Alves
He also had it Ian Menciawho had entered through Tunkarawith a whiplash from outside the area He marched slightly off the local goal. The clearest opportunity for fifth it was for him ram and captain of the under 17which, after a center-shot by the Athletic Club playersent the ball out when it was unmarked.
On Thursday, the move to the semis
That was the last great opportunity for a Spain that hill the meeting with even 38 shotsfor only four of the host team. The sub 17 will face Thursday to Belgium, that won by 0-2 to Croatiain a duel in which a Victory would certify the pass to the semifinals of the tournament.
TECHNICAL SHEET
Estonia: Ollin; Pöder (min. 57, Kalvik), Neltsas, Sammul, Nömm; Viiroja (min. 76, Silm), Timakov Mihhalevski, Kaasik; Tomingas (min. 76, Visse) and Kaares (min. 31, Isok).
Coach: Marko Pärnpuu.
Spain: Darlington; Arnau Cases, Jorge Domínguez, Sergi Mayans (min. 68, Mario Díaz), Mikel Urrestarazu; Ebrima Tunkara (min. 57, Ian Mencía), Cherif Fofana (min. 80, Holmes Junior), Mauro Valeiro; Rubén Gómez (min. 68, Badji), Enzo Alves and Christian Imga (min. 57, Joaquín Sánchez “Polli”).
Coach: Sergio García.
Goals: 0-1 16′ Mikel Urrestarazu, 0-2 30′ Sergi Mayans, 0-3 35′ Enzo Alves, 1-3 42′ Neltsas, 1-4 49′ Tunkara (p.).
Referee: Asker Nadjafaliev (Uzbekistan).
Yellow: Rubén Gómez (min.62), Cherif Fofana (min. 72), Nömm (min. 86).
