Yamal scores early, Oyarzabal adds brace as Spain win

Lamine Yamal opened the scoring for Spain with an early goal at the World Cup, putting the team on the path to a smooth victory. Oyarzabal followed with a brace, ensuring Spain's dominance despite the later substitutions of both forwards. Yamal, who plays for Barcelona, demonstrated his pace by finding the net within the opening minutes. His strike gave Spain an early advantage that set the tone for the first half. Oyarzabal added two further goals, extending Spain's lead before the break. His performance highlighted his finishing ability on the world stage.

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Both attackers were withdrawn at the interval, with the coach opting for fresh legs. The changes signaled a tactical shift as the match progressed into the second half. After the substitutions, Spain's tempo eased, with the team appearing to lift off the gas pedal. Nevertheless, the side maintained control, preventing any comeback attempts.

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The final whistle confirmed Spain's comfortable win, achieved without needing a large goal margin. The result keeps Spain's World Cup campaign on track, showcasing depth in attack.