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CM 2026. Spania a învins greu Portugalia și merge în sferturi. A fost ultimul meci al lui Ronaldo la un campionat mondial

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Echipa naţională a Spaniei a învins luni seara, scor 1-0, reprezentativa Portugaliei, şi s-a calificat în sferturile de finală ale Cupei Mondiale.
La Dallas, cele două formaţii iberice au trecut peste perioada de tatonare şi au încercat să-i surprindă pe adversari încă din start.
Oyarzabal a şutat în minutul 3, dar Diogo Costa a prins, iar patru minute mai târziu Cancelo a trimis peste poarta spaniolilor.
Imediat, în minutul 8, Oyarzabal a expediat un şut pe lângă poartă, din poziţie excelentă, apoi Cristiano Ronaldo l-a încercat pe Unai Simon, în minutul 12.
Diogo Costa a avut o dublă intervenţie la Yamal şi Alex Baena, în minutul 16, şi a venit în minutul 31 lovitura de cap necadrată a lui Dani Olmo.
Replica portugheză a fost dată de Cristiano Ronaldo, lovitură de cap periculoasă prinsă de Unai Simon, în minutul 37, pentru ca în minutul 41 mingea să lovească bara transversală a spaniolilor, la un şut expediat de Nuno Mendes şi deviat de Pedro Porro.
Partea secundă a fost mai zgârcită în ocazii. Cristiano Ronaldo şi Alex Baena au încercat câte un şut, fără probleme însă pentru portarii implicaţi.
Prima şansă importantă a venit în minutul 73, la lovitura liberă executată de Lamine Yamal şi scoasă de sub bară de Diogo Costa.
Golul care a stabilit rezultatul final a fost înscris de Mikel Merino la şase minute după ce a intrat pe teren. Rodri i-a trimis lui Ferran Torres, iar acesta i-a pasat excelent lui Merino, care a finalizat cu calm, deschizând scorul. Era minutul 90+1 şi lusitanii lui Cristiano Ronaldo nu au mai putut face nimic în cele câteva minute rămase, scrie Digi Sport.
Spania s-a impus cu 1-0 şi trimite acasă Portugalia în poate ultimul meci jucat la Mondiale de legenda CR7.
În sferturile de finală, Spania va da peste câștigătoarea meciului SUA - Belgia care se dispută mați dimineața de la ora 3:00.
PORTUGALIA: Diogo Costa – Joao Cancelo (Dalot 71), Ruben Dias, Veiga, Nuno Mendes (Nelson Semedo 56) – Vitinha (Bernardo Silva 83), Joao Neves – Pedro Neto (F. Conceicao 83), Bruno Fernandes, Joao Felix (Rafa Leao 71) – Cristiano Ronaldo.
Selecționer: Roberto Martinez
SPANIA: Unai Simon – Pedro Porro, Cubarsi, Laporte, Cucurella – Rodri, Pedri (Fabian Ruiz 85) – Yamal, Dani Olmo (Merino 85), Alex Baena (Ferran Torres 75) – Oyarzabal (Borja Igelsias 90+7).
Selecționer: Luis de la Fuente
Cartonaşe galbene: Bernardo Silva 89, Veiga 90+4 / Ferran Torres 90+9
Arbitru: Anthony Taylor (Anglia)
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Editor : Liviu Cojan

Facts Only

* Spain won 1-0 against Portugal.
* The match occurred during the final stages of the World Cup.
* Diogo Costa scored in the 3rd minute.
* Cristiano Ronaldo scored in the 90+1 minute for Spain.
* Cancelo scored in the 12th minute for Spain.
* Oyarzabal shot in the 3rd minute.
* Cristiano Ronaldo attempted a header on Unai Simon in the 37th minute.
* Mikel Merino scored the final goal shortly after entering the field, assisted by Rodri, in the 90+1 minute.
* Diogo Costa made two interventions against Yamal and Alex Baena at the 16th minute.
* The match took place in Dallas.
* Spain advanced to the final match against the USA - Belgium.
* The starting lineups and substitutes for both teams were listed.

Executive Summary

The Spanish national team defeated Portugal 1-0 in the final stages of the World Cup, qualifying for the final stages. During the match in Dallas, both Iberian teams sought to surprise opponents from the start. Goals were scored by Diogo Costa in the 3rd minute and Cristiano Ronaldo in the 90+1 minute for Spain. Further action included Oyarzabal shooting in the 3rd minute and Cancelo shooting in the 12th minute for Spain. Multiple incidents involving saves occurred, including double interventions by Diogo Costa against Yamal and Alex Baena at the 16th minute, and a header from Dani Olmo in the 31st minute. Cristiano Ronaldo also attempted a header on Unai Simon in the 37th minute, which resulted in a deflected shot that entered the Spanish goal in the 41st minute. The second half featured limited scoring opportunities, with only Cristiano Ronaldo and Alex Baena taking shots. Lamine Yamal's free kick in the 73rd minute was saved by Diogo Costa. Mikel Merino scored the decisive goal for Spain shortly after entering the field, assisted by Rodri, in the 90+1 minute, securing the 1-0 victory. Spain advanced to the final match against the USA and Belgium.

Full Take

The narrative of a single-goal victory in a high-stakes environment is framed by moments of individual brilliance juxtaposed with tactical friction. The focus shifts rapidly between offensive exploits—goals, shots, and saves—and the structure of play imposed by team coordination. The recurring theme involves the flow of opportunity: Spain generated several chances, including those from Yamal's free kick and Olmo's header, yet the decisive moment came from a controlled sequence involving Merino, Rodri, and Torres late in the game. This suggests that while individual moments are high-impact (like Ronaldo's delayed goal), ultimate success is predicated on efficient transition and execution under pressure rather than isolated bursts of skill. The analysis must consider how team dynamics—the interplay between midfield control (Rodri, Pedri) and attacking width—directly influenced the final outcome, as evidenced by Merino’s calmly executed finish. Furthermore, the distribution of responsibility among the goal-scorers and defenders indicates a pattern where high-leverage defensive actions are equally weighted against offensive achievements. What is less evident is how sustained tactical control evolved during the 90+1 minutes when the result was sealed so decisively.

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