French finally surrendered 0-1 from Spain in the 2014 World Cup qualifiers Group I, at Stade de France, on Tuesday (26/03/2013). With that result, Spain has the right to collect 11 points and climbed to the top of the standings, displacing France who collected eight values. The visitors' only goal scored by Pedro in the 58th minute. From close range, he passed the ball into the post Nacho Monreal goalkeeper Hugo Lloris with a right-foot shot.
Playing at home, the French took the initiative to attack in the early minutes. Spain several times almost conceded and struggled to create a reply. After the 20th minute, Spain began to compensate for the French game as well as improve the quality of the attack. Both sides also exchanged threats several times.
Karim Benzema fired a shot blocked in the 20th minute. Two minutes later, Pedro execution misses the mark. In the 35th minute, David Villa tried his luck, but his efforts only yielded a goal kick. France responded with Franck Ribery shot in the 39th minute, which can be anticipated Victor Valdes.
French back first create chances in the second half, through Benzema in the 51st minute. However, Benzema missed shots. The next opportunity was created by Andres InesTa Spain in the 54th minute. However, Lloris could anticipate. The threat has been met with a header from Karim Benzema France in the 57th minute, a shot to the right side of goal. A minute later, the Spanish launched an attack that led to goals Pedro.
France attempted to minimize lag. However, not to mention successful, they lose Paul Pogba in the 78th minute. Pogba get a second yellow card for breaking Xavi assessed. Although outnumbered, the French are still able to launch malicious attacks. However, Spain could address these threats and, despite failing to add a goal, managed to maintain a 1-0 advantage until the long whistle sounded.
France: 1-Hugo Lloris; 3-Patrice Evra, 4-Raphael Varane, 15-Christophe Jallet (9-Olivier Giroud 90), 21-Laurent Koscielny; 6-Yohan Cabaye (14-Jeremy Menez 70), 12-Blaise Matuidi , 19-Paul Pogba; 7-Franck Ribery, 8-Mathieu Valbuena, 10-Karim Benzema (11-Moussa Sissoko 82)
Spain: 12-Victor Valdes; 3-Gerard Pique, 15-Sergio Ramos, 17-Alvaro Arbeloa, 19-Nacho Monreal; 8-Xavi, 14-Xabi Alonso, 16-Sergio Busquets, 6-Andres Iniesta (13-Juan Mata 90), 7-David Villa (22-Jesus Navas 61), 11-Pedro.
Karim Benzema fired a shot blocked in the 20th minute. Two minutes later, Pedro execution misses the mark. In the 35th minute, David Villa tried his luck, but his efforts only yielded a goal kick. France responded with Franck Ribery shot in the 39th minute, which can be anticipated Victor Valdes.
French back first create chances in the second half, through Benzema in the 51st minute. However, Benzema missed shots. The next opportunity was created by Andres InesTa Spain in the 54th minute. However, Lloris could anticipate. The threat has been met with a header from Karim Benzema France in the 57th minute, a shot to the right side of goal. A minute later, the Spanish launched an attack that led to goals Pedro.
France attempted to minimize lag. However, not to mention successful, they lose Paul Pogba in the 78th minute. Pogba get a second yellow card for breaking Xavi assessed. Although outnumbered, the French are still able to launch malicious attacks. However, Spain could address these threats and, despite failing to add a goal, managed to maintain a 1-0 advantage until the long whistle sounded.
France: 1-Hugo Lloris; 3-Patrice Evra, 4-Raphael Varane, 15-Christophe Jallet (9-Olivier Giroud 90), 21-Laurent Koscielny; 6-Yohan Cabaye (14-Jeremy Menez 70), 12-Blaise Matuidi , 19-Paul Pogba; 7-Franck Ribery, 8-Mathieu Valbuena, 10-Karim Benzema (11-Moussa Sissoko 82)
Spain: 12-Victor Valdes; 3-Gerard Pique, 15-Sergio Ramos, 17-Alvaro Arbeloa, 19-Nacho Monreal; 8-Xavi, 14-Xabi Alonso, 16-Sergio Busquets, 6-Andres Iniesta (13-Juan Mata 90), 7-David Villa (22-Jesus Navas 61), 11-Pedro.
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