U-17 World Cup: Spain-Canada

Marc Guiu led Spain to victory over Canada with a goal and assist in the team's U-17 World Cup debut

José Lana's team added its first three points at the World Cup in Indonesia

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  Kike Saez
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The Spanish under-17 team, led by Marc Guiudefeated Canada (2-0) in the first match of the group stage of the U-17 World Cup. Exciting triumph of Spain to start your journey at the rendezvous of Indonesia. The goal of the promising striker Barcelonaadded to another of Quim Junyent They scraped the three points against the Canadians.

Spain were better in every aspect, dominating the game and possession from start to finish. Marc Guiu He opened the scoring in the 21st minute by heading a perfect cross from Pablo Lopez. The second was scored by his teammate in the BarcaJunyent, after a huge decisive pass, precisely, from the front.

After a good game of triangulation, the essence of this Spain U-17, Marc Guiu attended Junyent with a spectacular backheel to leave him alone against the Canadian goalkeeper, Abraham, and he took advantage of it by beating him low. The Catalan goal gave Spain peace of mind in the final minutes and they opted for the third, which ultimately did not happen.

The Spanish Under-17 team started with a victory in the World Cup in Indonesia, leaving very positive details for the rest of the matches. It started with a warning Yanez with a spectacular play on the right side. Cadiz launched a shot at his rival and tried his luck from the top of the area.

This ball wouldn't go in, but we wouldn't have to wait long to see the first goal. Marc Guiu gave a real recital with Spain, demonstrating his physical power both in aerial balls and in space balls. Of the Jose Lana They dominated the ball and became even more comfortable after the Canadian was sent off, Alexandre Bielloafter examination of the VAR.

After the break, the national team continued to dominate their rival, although they did not realize their chances. A filtered passage of Juan Hernandez Junyent ended up crashing into the crossbar. The Barcelona player would forgive the first, but not the second.