The Spanish national team managed to win by a score of 3-0 over Italy through a pair of goals from Isco Alarcon and one more goal from Alvaro Morata in a World Cup qualifying match.

Free kick executed by Isco with ciamik in the 13th minute, followed by long-distance kick in the 40th minute and a stunning backlash from Alvaro Morata in the 77th minute, successfully won La Furia Roja at Estadio Santiago Bernabeu.

This victory makes Spain steady at the top of the standings with a collection of 19 points, while Gli Azzurri left behind three points and must get ready to play the play-off to get tickets to qualify for the World Cup next year.

The game

The new game runs four minutes but Marco Verratti immediately get a yellow card for tackling Sergio Busquets, lucky Sergio Ramos unable to take advantage of opportunities through a free kick that bounced over the goal.

Spain again get a free kick opportunity in a profitable position after Marco Asensio dropped by Leonardo Bonucci who get a yellow card and certainly absent in the next game counter Israel. Isco who advanced as an executor to send the ball beautifully to the goal that could not be saved by Gianluigi Buffon.

Italy had time to threaten when Andrea Belotti headed the ball after utilizing a cross from Matteo Darmian, but David De Gea swiftly brushed it off. A moment later, it was Ramos's turn to give a deflection in a free kick to stop Daniele De Rossi's free header.

Gerard Pique also had a chance to score when gore from five meters, while Ramos swept the ball with a salto kick when Belotti got a chance.

Isco doubled Spain's lead before half-time after Verratti's clack and fired a shot into the bottom corner of the net far from Buffon's reach.

In the second half, Antonio Candreva released a pull for Lorenzo Insigne bait but his shot right into the arms of De Gea, while Belotti kick only fruit corner kick.

Spain attacked but attack Asensio shot too wide and Buffon managed to brush off Dani Carvajal joke after Isco back to deceive Verratti.

Italy coach Giampiero Ventura insisted on using the 4-2-4 formation after the turn when, while Spain put Alvaro Morata in the remaining 20 minutes of the match.

Isco again became a key figure by again defeating Verratti to feed Morata, but Barzagli successfully muffled him against one on one.

On the next occasion Barzagli was unable to stop Morata from getting a low pass from Ramos to put Spain ahead three goals without reply.

Morata scored the fourth goal through his header, but it was disallowed by the referee because the Chelsea striker had been first trapped off-side. In the remainder of the game coach Julen Lopetegui gave David Villa a chance for so long absence.

• Composition of Players

Spanyol (4-2-3-1):

De Gea; Carvajal, Ramos, Pique, Jordi Alba; Busquets, Koke; Silva, Iniesta (Morata 71'), Asensio (Saul 78'); Isco (Villa 89').

Italia (4-2-4):

Buffon; Darmian, Barzagli, Bonucci, Spinazzola; Verratti, De Rossi; Candreva (Bernardeschi 69'), Belotti (Eder 69'), Immobile (Gabbiadini 78'), Insigne.