
When Spain Plays Against the Netherlands: Date and Time of Asencio's Debut
Spain Will Face the Netherlands and This Is What You Need to Know Before the Big Match
The international break that many feared at this point in the season is already here. However, this won't completely stop the world of soccer; instead, it will offer a completely different view.But what should draw the most attention will be that very important match between Spain and the Netherlands.
These two countries have a history, even having faced each other in the 2010 World Cup final, where Spain won its first World Cup. They will meet again in the UEFA Nations League quarterfinals tomorrow at 8:45 PM. Additionally, with the peculiarity that they will also play the return leg of the Nations League on Sunday, March 23.

The most interesting thing for Madridists is that the footballer and Real Madrid youth player Raúl Asencio will make his debut.A player who promises a lot due to his great qualities and, above all, for what he has recently shown with the white club.
Historic Clash
These two national teams have been characterized by being simply important at various moments throughout history.With an extremely iconic clash in the South Africa World Cup final, they have a very well-composed rivalry.
The Spanish coach comes from a quite significant journey in this Nations League.Having qualified for the quarterfinals, finishing first in the group, with Denmark following closely and with much hope of repeating the title.A feat that won't be easy, considering the great teams that can be found in this classification.

The Netherlands also qualified, but as second in the group, below Germany.The Dutch balance isn't as positive with only two victories, three draws, and one loss in their group matches.
Everything in Spain's Favor
With extremely creative and, above all, talented footballers, Spain has everything in its favor to qualify for the semifinals.This could open a scenario where we could once again talk about Spain's progress and a possible title revalidation. Great news for the RFEF and Spanish soccer in general, which seems to be returning to its best years.
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