Spain began their qualification round on the right note. They won both their ties, recording a 0-2 win on the road against Malta, and a home win over Norway, with a 2-1 scoreline.
They are still recovering from the shock loss they suffered at the hands of Russia in the World Cup.
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Spain bagged narrow wins over Norway (2-1) and Malta (0-2) in their first two EURO 2020 outings, Faroe Islands found the net but still saw losses at Malta (2-1) and Romania (4-1) in March, the sides last met 22 years ago, as Spain bagged a 3-1 win with goals from Luis Enrique and Oli.
Faroe Islands vs Spain Head-to-head (h2h)
- Spain holds a 100% winning record against this minnow.
- Spain recorded three or more goals in every tie so far.
- The combined scoreline for the last two games is 9-3, in favor of Spain.
- Spain has failed to keep a clean sheet against this team yet, though.
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Faroe Islands vs Spain Match Preview
Spain travel to Faroe Islands with six points to their name after two EURO 2020 Qualifiers outings, where they beat Norway (2-1) and Malta (0-2), in hope they can extend their winning streak but also finally put on a more convincing setup.
La Furia Roja have thus seen some very narrow clashes behind them, as they beat Bosnia-Herzegovina (1-0) with a single goal from Brais Mendez which comes oddly indicative of their performances under Luis Enrique lately. Still, we expect them very motivated to finally impress and we do see them doing so.
Faroe Islands have, on the other hand, dropped all six points despite finding the net in both of their first two outings.
They’ve seen a narrow 2-1 loss at Malta and Romania secured the points with confidence in a 4-1 win, where Deac, Keseru (x2), and Puscas all found the net.
Landslidid have proven themselves a tough side to beat on many occasions over the past year but hosting Spain will be the toughest challenge yet, with obvious difference in depth of quality and us backing the visitors to capitalize on it with confidence.