However, Spain was ready to see the end of the tiebreaker-misfortune. Coach Luis Enrique himself spoke loudly about that preparation before the Morocco match. They each practiced 1,000 penalties before taking the field against Morocco. But in real time the 2010 World Cup champions could not score a single goal in the shoot out! Stars like Sergio Busquets missed the penalty.
Despite keeping possession of the ball throughout the match, Spain could not score. There is a strong discussion about Spain not being able to open Morocco's goal after practicing 1000 penalties and playing 1019 passes in the match. Did Spain forget to take a shot at the goal of playing pass to the opponent? Luis Enrique's team failed to score a single goal in the tiebreaker.
According to history and tradition, Spain should have won against Morocco with a goal in the allotted time. Spain, who played pass after pass in the match, could not create a chance to score. Rather, if Morocco can take advantage of the opportunity, the match will not be made until the tiebreaker.
Spain's misfortune did not end in the tiebreaker. In the 2002 World Cup, they were eliminated in the quarter-finals after losing to South Korea in a tiebreaker. In the 2018 World Cup, Spain failed to reach the quarter-finals after losing to the host Russia in a tiebreaker. In Euro 2020, they lost to Italy in a tiebreaker in the semi-finals. The same tiebreaker-disappointment in the last sixteen of the World Cup against Morocco tomorrow.
Enrique talks about specific skills. But that skill was not seen in the penalty shoot out. What is the benefit of the Spain team if they practice with a thousand penalties. In fact, this match was very difficult for the team to score a goal before the end of time. Finally, Morocco won. Morocco qualified.


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