Today at 9:00 p.m. is Spain – Georgia, a round of 16 match that represents an important moment in the development of the competition. We will enjoy it on DTT, but in the meantime, we will tell you how you can see the great goals scored by the Spanish National Team training to play against its rival.
The Euro 2024 round of 16 is hot. With Italy out of the competition and Germany having made it 2-0 up, it’s clear that anything can happen. Luis de la Fuente’s men, although they had a well-deserved rest, have not stopped training for the extremely important match they will play in the next few hours.
Goal Festival
What every Spanish fan would like would be for the team to once again pay tribute like the one they carried out in the first leg against Georgia in the qualifying phase. At that time they scored 7 goals against the same goalkeeper, Giorgi Mamardashvili, but it is clear that, over time, the goalkeeper has matured significantly. After the great game he played against Portugal, it is obvious that the Spanish players are going to have to reinforce his scoring ability.
Because of this, it’s not bad at all to see that training is letting the players give their best and make top-notch shots (don’t miss Williams’ at minute 01:39). If against Georgia they manage to score a quarter of the goals that we see in the video that we leave you embedded above this paragraph, it is clear that we will be able to qualify for the next round.
The Spanish National Team channel
Although the national team’s matches have millions of viewers and are becoming the most watched on DTT in recent days, there is not as much talk about how to take the possibility of following La Roja further. But the truth is that there is an easy and free way to do it: through YouTube. The official channel of the national team is a little gem to discover that only has a little more than 300,000 followers even though it is the official channel of La Roja on the video platform.
Exploring it we not only find the videos of the goals, but also many other recordings that allow us to see the National Team during training. For example, there is a video that has become a hit in the last few hours because it is about the recording that Fermín makes with a camera that he carries on his chest. This allows us to have contact with Spain’s training as if we were also on the pitch.
Furthermore, along with the videos that compile goals and saves by goalkeepers in general, there are also videos that focus on specific players. This guarantees that we can have entertainment for a good period of time and that we calm the desire for football until the game against Georgia begins at 9:00 p.m.
Other content available on the YouTube channel includes interviews with players that we will not see anywhere else, as well as many curious recordings. For example, the arrival of the players to a new city or the particular skills of some of the team members in other disciplines, such as basketball. Possibly the Spanish National Team lacks a little marketing support to make the channel known, but the interest that some of its videos arouse cannot be denied.
Now we just have to wait for the hours to pass, for the repertoire of goals we see against Georgia to be in line with what is expected of the players and for us to make it to the next phase. It will not be an easy competition given the circuit that awaits Spain if they manage to win their matches, but as Nico Williams said a few days ago, that level of challenge and difficulty is what the players like and what motivates them.
