FIFA World Cup 2018: Spain's performances so far will not get them very far in Russia, feels former forward Fernando Morientes
FirstpostFormer champions Spain may have topped their group in the ongoing FIFA World Cup, but their performances so far aren’t indicative of a side that will do all the way to title victory, feels Fernando Morientes. Former champions Spain may have topped their group in the ongoing FIFA World Cup, but their performances so far aren’t indicative of a side that will do all the way to title victory, feels former Spain footballer Fernando Morientes. However, after sacking coach Julen Lopetegui two days before their opening game against Portugal, their campaign hasn’t quite been one that would give their fans much confidence of a repeat of their 2010 heroics. After Fernando Hierro took over as coach following Lopetegui’s ouster, Spain drew their opening game against Portugal 3-3, a game that is remembered mainly for Cristiano Ronaldo’s brilliance against his La Liga teammates.