Czechia vs Spain 0-2

Spain won 2-0 in Prague after Alejandro Baena Rodríguez's first-half penalty and Marc Pubill's stoppage-time finish sealed the result. Czechia were reduced to 10 men before the end, and Spain controlled the closing stages.

The breakthrough came in the 39th minute when Baena Rodríguez scored from the spot after VAR confirmed the penalty against Marc Cucurella. Spain had a Yeremy Pino goal ruled out by VAR in the 48th minute, but they still led 1-0 at half-time.

Spain made two changes on 66 minutes, and Czechia also made two. The game swung further Spain's way on 72 minutes when Ladislav Krejčí was sent off after VAR confirmed the card upgrade. Marc Pubill, who came on in the 76th minute, made it 2-0 three minutes into stoppage time, finishing after Spain had made two more changes on 76 minutes. Czechia made two more substitutions on 85 minutes, but they never found a shot on target.

Spain had 70% of the ball, 704 passes to Czechia's 292, and 22 shots to 13. They also had 10 corners to four, 5 shots on target to none, and an xG edge of 3.42 to 1.23. Czechia made three saves, while Spain made none.

Pedro Porro was booked in the 11th minute and Mikel Merino in the 69th. Ladislav Krejčí was sent off in the 72nd minute.