July 14, 2026 - 23:42

Mikel Oyarzabal put Spain in the driver's seat, calmly converting a first-half penalty to give his side a 1-0 lead over France. The Real Sociedad forward stepped up after a VAR review confirmed a handball in the box, sending the French goalkeeper the wrong way with a well-placed strike. The goal came as a reward for Spain's aggressive start, pressing high and forcing errors from the French defense. Oyarzabal's composure under pressure was key, as the spot-kick could have swung momentum either way. France, known for their quick counter-attacks, now face an uphill battle to break down a disciplined Spanish backline. The early lead sets the stage for a tense contest, with Spain looking to control possession and dictate the tempo. Oyarzabal's contribution adds to his growing reputation as a reliable finisher in crucial moments, though the match remains far from decided. Both teams have shown flashes of brilliance, but Spain's clinical edge from the penalty spot has given them the edge so far.
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Big Board Explained (Players 121-150)The latest PPR Big Board has been released, and the first 150 names are now on the clock. Our panel of Steve Hungarter, Harley Schultz, HC Green, Kevin Tompkins, and Doug Orth has spent countless...
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