Spain vs. Russia: tournament 2018 Live
By Kevin Draper and Andrew Das
July 1, 2018
• This tournament knockout match-upbetween Spain and Russia — tied 1-1 — has gone to penalty kicks.
• Refresh here for live tournamentupdates and analysis from Russia.
• What happened? Both Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo were eliminated on weekday.
Artem Dzyuba celebrates his game-tying goal for Russia within thehalf.CreditClive Rose/Getty Images
How to watch: In the U.S., Fox and Telemundo have the printed, howeveryou'll be able to stream it here.
PK: Spain one, Russia 0
GOAL Spain! Andres Iniesta simply puts it into the rear of information superhighway as Afinkeev dives the incorrect means.
PK: Spain Goes First
Spain wins the coin toss, and captain Sergio Ramos elects for Spain to shoot 1st.
Spain’s Penalty Success
Spain has won the last thrice they’ve gone to penalties. doubly within theEuropean championships, and once within the Confederations Cup.
The Skies Open Up
Rain is setting out to toss off in national capital. can we tend to see a repeat of John Terry’s notable slip whereas taking a penalty within the 2008 Champions League final against Manchester United? That happened here in Moscow’s Luzhniki structure|structure|construction} stadium ...
Penalty Kicks On Tap
EXTRA TIME IS OVER! The referee blows his whistle, and that we area unitattending to penalties!
121’: One Last likelihood for Spain!
Rodrigo gets off an occasional shot from the highest of the box, however Afinkeev simply falls to his aspect and saves it.
120’: another Minute
One minute of stoppage time has been signaled.
117’: Spain Clears Russian Corner
Russia gets a free kick however the ball is deflected out of danger. simply manyminutes left for Spain to induce a winner here.
If you're speculative however assaultiveRussia has been for the last hour and alter, the solution is: Not very!
116’: Spain Dodges Trouble
Another Spanish error nearly frees Russia. Pique tried to navigate out of bother in his own box and loses the ball, however Spain clears.
Andrew Das: Dramatically cooler in here suddenly because the weather changes — simply what the effortful Russians required. What they required a lot of was the corner they solely won.
114’: Penalty? No.
A beautiful Spanish place kick drifts achingly on the far side 3 Spanish players, and that they directly sprint to referee Bjorn Kuipers to argue that Pique and Ramos were control and merit a penalty.
Andrew Das: That very ought to are a penalty for the hold on Ramos. He couldn’t get freed from his man and therefore the ball sailed among manyfeet of him. Nope. Kuipers waves play on.
112’: Spain Keeps blow Away
Spain is generating a decent likelihoodeach 2 minutes. If there have been ANhour left during this game they'dcertainly score, however Russia could beready to hold out for simply ten minutes a lot of.
Andrew Das: Did they chant “Russ-see-ya!” this abundant in Rocky IV?
111’: Russia taking part in for Kicks
Russia with a place kick simply withintheir own [*fr1] ... and it's kicked out for a Spanish goal kick. You nearly get the sense that Russia doesn’t care one bit concerning making an attempt to get.
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Andrew Das: There are some things you have got to respect concerning the stubborn means Spain plays on days like this. It’s as if they’re refusing to vary — unconditionally refusing — within theface of overwhelming proof what they’re doing isn’t operating.
“We can win our means,” they appear to be language. “However long it takes.” The trust, the belief, inherent in this is admirable. The question is: can or not it'ssuccessful?
109’: Spain on the Attack, howeverRussia Firm
Rodrigo with a fine looking dummy onthe sideline, and he sprints forward within the most pulsing move a Spanish player has created all day. however his tight angle shot is blocked by Afinkeev, and Dani Carvajal can’t get a powerfulshot on the rebound.
Andrew Das: Was that Spain’s best likelihood to
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