They are doing great pressing up front and with Costa's goal and those two close chances they have their confidence back and it shows
63% possession and for a stupid challenge in the box and a keeper error two very soft goals. This sort of reminds me of the 2010 opener against the Swiss, one bad mistake and 0-1 result with 70% possession.
If De Gea wasn't wasting so much energy asking for offside, he would have put both hands behind the ball like this is taught in ********ing pre-junior teams.
It's not the end of the world but with all of the turmoil in the past few days, a loss is only going to increase that
Becoming 2nd isn't even that bad if you check how the groups might progress. We would then 'normally' get Uruguay and then Brasil/France. Instead of Argentina and then Germany. But a lot of things can change anyway, and if we lose then every other match becomes key. Winning this one is going to be hard, a tie is still likely barring De Gea not letting any other balls in like a rookie.
Bottom line is that current scoreline is not indicative on what occurred on the pitch. They need to come out strong in the second half, get the early goal and keep the pressure on and get the third goal without giving the Portuguese easy counters! I guess the next 45 minutes will tell! Aupa Espanha y La Furia Roja!!