Spain to temporarily lead Group I 2014 World Cup qualifiers. Xavi Hernandez et defeated Belarus by a score of 4-0.
This victory, while Team Matador occupies the top spot with a score of six points. Despite the score the same. But Spain still superior goal difference from France.
In Group I qualifier match, which took place at the Dynamo Stadium, Friday (10/12/2012), Spain lowered the formation of 'false 9' by putting Cesc Fabregas as a striker.
This tactic is quite telling in the first half. Evidently, Spain was able to dominate the match and attacked Belarusian defense. As a result, Jordi Alba managed to open the scoring Matador team 1-0 on 12 minutes
Alba gave the ball to Pedro Rodriguez, who then returns the ball to Barcelona's fullback. Once past the goalkeeper Veremko, Alba managed to struck the ball into the goal Belarus.
Throughout the game, control the ball successfully controlled by Vicente Del Bosque's squad this. Finally, turn to Pedro who managed to bring the Spanish leading by a score of 2-0 in 21 minutes.
Receiving feedback breakthrough from David Silva, Emain that play in Barca managed to outwit a defender Belarus. Without difficulty, Pedro thrilling goal Veremko.
Belarus who rely on Alexander Hleb, trying to compensate for the Barca game. However, the home team's defense difficult to penetrate. Practically, the score of 2-0 last until halftime.
Matador team again dominated the game. European champions and World Cup relentless pressing defense Belarus. Santi Cazorla opened up opportunities in the second half, but his shot could still be saved Veremko.
Spain continued to press the defense of Belarus. As a result, Pedro managed to increase the advantage to 3-0. Pedro who escaped from the escort Belarus defense, the ball managed to outwit goalkeeper menicip Veremko.
Pedro became frightening for Belarus defender. Receiving feedback measured from teammate Cesc Fabregas, Pedro easily score against Veremko. Barca winning 4-0.
David Villa almost added advantage for the visitors. However, his shot was on the crossbar. Belarus has no way to compensate for the Spanish game. As a result, a score of 4-0 to win Xavi et al last until the game ends.
Lineup
Spain (4-3-3): Casillas; Arbeloa, Ramos (Albiol 70), Busquets, Alba; Xavi (Villa 76), Xabi Alonso, Cazorla; Silva (Iniesta 56), Fabregas, Pedro.
Belarus (4-2-3-1): Veremko; Filipenko, Polyakov, Verkhovtov, Martynovich; Dragun (Chukhley 79), Bressan; Kislyak, Volodko (Kislyak 46), Hleb; Rodionov (Bressan 65).
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