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Playing in front of 11 thousand enthusiastic fans gathered at the Seville stadium, Spain clearly dominated their opponents in terms of ball control, shots towards the goal, shots on goal area, and number of completed passes. However, they failed to capitalize on such dominance and created dangerous opportunities: the match against the Sweden national team ended in a draw. The team's coach L. Enrique, commenting on A. Morata's missed opportunities to score and the match result, said: "A. Morata is a player who works well in both attack and defense. Today he played excellently and the work he does for the team on the field is crucial. I heard the fans' whistles expressing dissatisfaction that Morata couldn't score a goal despite creating chances. I know Morata is capable of dealing with that and such reactions won't affect him, but everyone wants to receive support from their own fans." "It would have been nice to dedicate the victory to the fans gathered in the stadium. We will analyze our performance thoroughly, as we always do. But in this case, everything is very clear - we all watched the same match and saw what happened." "We were significantly superior to our opponents. They tried to resist, but we completely controlled the game and tried to create as many chances to score as possible. We had great opportunities to turn the result in our favor. What happened? We simply didn't take advantage of them."
