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Spain and the Netherlands enter the quarter-finals on Sunday in the UEFA Nations League in Valencia with everything that can be played after an exciting 2-2 draw in Rotterdam.

The kick -off is at 7:45 p.m. Moroccan period (GMT) and the fans can catch the action live on Bein Sports Arabic, Bein Sports English and L’Equipe.

Mikel Merino’s stop-time strike kept Spain alive after Jorrel Hato’s late red card left the Dutch vulnerable. The Netherlands have never lifted the Nations League Trophy when they were closest to the second place in 2018/19. Now Ronald Koeman’s side is desperate to get the trophy into her hands.

Spain has injury concerns in the back. Pau Comatarsi hobbled on Thursday before half -time, and while coach Luis de la Fuente did not rule him out, it would be a shock to see him in the starts 11. Dean Huijsen entered and was now able to make his full debut. Apart from Commessi, Spain has no other fitness worries.

Not much is expected in advance that you change. Merino and Dani Olmo remain bank options, while captain Álvaro Morata will lead the attack line again.

Koeman faces defensive headache. The suspension of HATO could enforce retraining in the back, while Jurria Timber fails with illness. Jeremie Frimpong will probably fall into the role of the right -back, with Lutsharel Geertruida shifting to the left. Ian Maatsen received a late call as a cover.

Xavi Simons urges a starting place on the right flank, while Memphis Depay will lead the front with Justin Kluivert and Cody Gakpo.

Frimpong was the star of the show in Rotterdam and torn Spain apart at his blister pace. He tortured Marc Cucurella before set up Tijjani Reijnders for the first goal. The Bayer Leverkusen Speedster tore through the Spain’s defense, achieved four chances, won 10 duels and completed seven dribbles.

But removing Spain will not be an easy task. The men from de la Fuente are unbeaten in 17 games and remain the favorite to list the crown of the Nations League.

Predicted lists:

Spain: Simon; Porro, the Norman, Cubsi, knife; Zubimendi, Pedri, Fabian Ruiz; Yamal, Morata, Williams

Netherlands: Bugge; Van Dijk, de Ligt, van Hecke; Frimpong, Reijnders, de Jong; Geertruida; Gakpo, Kluivert, Memphis

Predicted score:

Spain’s unbeaten run and squad depth give you the edge. You will dominate the possession while the Dutch rely on counters. Frimpong and Gakpo could cause trouble, but Spain’s firepower – Yamal, Williams and Morata – should seal the victory.

Spain 2-0 Netherlands.