Euro 2020: Luis Enrique not worried about Spain’s chances despite Poland draw
- A second draw leaves Spain languishing third in group E
Alvaro Morata put Spain ahead in the 25th minute but Poland equalised through Robert Lewandowski. Luis Enrique’s side were awarded a penalty soon after but Gerard Moreno hit the post.
It was another frustrating night for Spain, who drew their opener against Sweden 0-0, but Luis Enrique said he would only take the positives into Wednesday’s clash with Slovakia.
“I feel a lot of hope heading into that game,” Luis Enrique told reporters. “We obviously wanted to play better and give our fans something to cheer about ... It was a tough game against a good opponent.
“You have to recognise how good Poland were and the great defensive work they did. They closed down a lot of the avenues we usually use to get forward, stopped our transitions and pressed high up the pitch all game.