Spain continued to thrill with their relentless attacking play, creating numerous chances and capitalizing when Fabian Ruiz headed in a cross from 16-year-old Lamine Yamal.
Despite Georgia’s spirited effort and Napoli winger Kvaratskhelia nearly scoring a spectacular goal from the halfway line, Spain’s superior possession game dominated. Nico Williams powered a shot into the roof of the net to make it 3-1, and Dani Olmo’s precise finish sealed the victory.
Next up for Spain are European giants and home favorites Germany in Stuttgart on Friday, while Georgia exits the competition after an impressive run that exceeded all expectations.
“This is the path we are on. Germany at home will be very strong, but we have no fear,” said Rodri about Spain’s next match. “I’m sure they will be worried about us too. We will have to play fantastically, but we are here to win, not just play well or give a good impression. We are going all out to win.”
