Spain

Across the sample, Spain repeatedly controlled territory and build-up, with possession and passing volume carrying the profile.

Spain kept the back line and central midfield mostly in the attacking half, which aligns with sustained territorial control in that match.

Rodri as the main pivot and Cubarsí as a high-volume secondary distributor helped Spain sustain possession and circulate the ball safely.

Spain's first 30 minutes were highly efficient, with 13 shots and three goals and Oyarzabal driving most of the end-product.

Spain finished with 67% possession, 623 passes, and 88.76% accuracy in the Uruguay match.

Even after leading, Spain still carried shot danger late, with Ferran Torres hitting the post from a 0.38 xG chance.

Spain created frequent central chances, but several of the best were blocked, saved, or hit the post instead of converted.

After halftime rotations, Spain kept control but produced less attacking output in the second half than in the first.