Spain: 0      

Morocco: 0     

Spain had a high performance relative to a team working at maximum performance and Morocco had 31%.

Relative intensity in the game:    

         Spain: 78%

         Morocco: 22%

Finishes:    

         Regular number of finishes in the game, 20.

         Spain: had a good number of finishes compared to a team working at maximum performance. The goal-direction rate was 21%, which is a bad rate.

         Morocco: had a number of bad finishes. The goal-direction rate was 33%, which is a bad rate.

         Who got the most successful submissions: Spain-Dani Olmo-MEI, submitting twice.

Disarms:       

         Spain: neutralized 17% of the opponent's plays. Above average rate.

         Morocco: neutralized 7% of the opponent's moves. Rate below average.

         Morocco-Romain Saïss, defender and Spain-Rodri, defender were the ones who disarmed the most.

Passes:

         Spain: had rate acting at maximum performance. Used 5% of long passes as resources.

         Morocco: needs to evolve. Mistakes in passes can mean a defeat. Used 18% of long passes as resources.

         Spain-Rodri, defender was the one who hit the most passes.

What to keep: 

         Spain: intensity

         Morocco: no high performance standouts

What to improve:          

         Spain: rate of correct shots. No matter how well a team plays, the most important foundation is the goals, which need finalizations to exist. When a team, in a decisive game, doesn't even hit penalties, it depends a lot on the opponent.

         morocco: marking

The tireless of the game were:  

         Spain-Rodri, defender

         Spain-Aymeric Laporte, defender

         Spain-Pedri, half

The best performances:     

         Rodri, defender of Spain

         Aymeric Laporte, Spain defender

         Pedri, Spain midfielder

Worst performance:       

         Ferrán Torres, Spain striker

         Marco Asensio, Spain midfielder

Portugal: 6      

Switzerland: 1

Portugal had 48% of performance relative to a team working at maximum performance and Switzerland had 49%. 

Relative intensity in the game:    

         Portugal: 49%

         Switzerland: 51%

Finishes:    

         Regular number of submissions in the game, 22.

         Portugal: had a good number of submissions compared to a team acting at maximum performance. The goal-direction rate was 69%, which is an excellent rate.

         Switzerland: had a regular number of submissions. The goal-direction rate was 33%, which is a bad rate.

         Who had the most successful finishes: Portugal-Gonçalo Ramos, striker, finishing 5 times.

Disarms:       

         Portugal: neutralized 9% of the opponent's moves. Rate below average.

         Switzerland: neutralized 5% of the opponent's moves. Rate below average.

         Portugal-Diogo Dalot, side and Switzerland-Ricardo RodrÃguez, side were the ones that disarmed the most.

Passes:

         Portugal: had a good rate. Used 12% of long passes as resources.

         Switzerland: had a good rate. Used 9% of long passes as resources.

         Switzerland-Granit Xhaka, defensive midfielder, was the one who hit the most passes.

What to keep: 

         Portugal: sure completion rate

         Switzerland: no high performance highlights

What to improve:          

         Portugal: intensity

         Switzerland: intensity

The tireless of the game were:  

         Switzerland-Manuel Akanji, defender

         Portugal-Pepe, defender

         Switzerland-Granit Xhaka, steering wheel

The best performances:     

         Manuel Akanji, Switzerland defender

         Granit Xhaka, Switzerland midfielder

         Ricardo Rodríguez, Switzerland winger

Worst performance:       

         Noah Okafor, Switzerland striker

         Cristiano Ronaldo, Portugal striker

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