Extreme control! The Spanish team passed the ball up to 1056 times in a single game and the opponent had zero shots

The picture shows the Spanish team celebrating the score

　　China News Service, November 24th. In the Qatar World Cup Group E match in the early morning of the 24th Beijing time, the Spanish team beat Costa Rica 7-0, creating the largest point difference so far in the start of this World Cup.

　　Olmo, Asensio, Ferran Torres, Garvey, Soler, Morata and others all scored goals. Garvey, who contributed a pass, became the youngest goal scorer in the history of the Spanish team in the World Cup.

　　In the whole game, the Spanish team passed 1056 times, which is extremely rare.

In addition, Spain completed 17 shots, and Costa Rica was zero in this data.

　　This is the third time in the World Cup since the beginning of this century that there has been a big victory with a goal difference of at least 7 goals.

The first two times were Germany's 8-0 victory over Saudi Arabia in 2002 and Portugal's 7-0 victory over North Korea in 2010.

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