Isco put in a magnificent individual performance as Spain beat Italy 3-0, but insisted the False 9 “goes beyond a system.”
The Real Madrid talent shone at the Bernabeu last night, bagging a brace before Alvaro Morata finished off their World Cup qualifier.
“This is the most important match we’ve had so far, we had a perfect night and we were fair winners,” Isco told Movistar.
Isco put in a magnificent individual performance as Spain beat Italy 3-0, but insisted the False 9 “goes beyond a system.”
The Real Madrid talent shone at the Bernabeu last night, bagging a brace before Alvaro Morata finished off their World Cup qualifier.
“This is the most important match we’ve had so far, we had a perfect night and we were fair winners,” Isco told Movistar.
Julen Lopetegui initially dropped Morata to the bench in favour of a False 9 tactic.
“It goes beyond a system, it’s the attitude of the players that start and those who come off the bench.
“We’re a close-knit group and we’ve shown it for a long time. I had two shots and scored two goals, so I’m happy to be able to help the team on a special night, at the Bernabeu and against Italy.”